Revenge of Anarchy Stirs Madrid Barce l on a Barrage of Confessions
Madrid Aug 10 Golli the assassin confessed he killed Senor Canovas del Castillo to avenge Barcelona anarchists and Rizal’s execution in Manila last December He carried a double barreled pistol and a parcel believed to contain a bomb His real name may be Giuseppe Santo and he followed Canovas to church and other places awaiting a chance to strike Sagasta comments on politics and Liberals reaction Washington sends condolence to Spain through President McKinley after Canovas assassination
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Madrid
Golli
Senor Canovas de Castillo
Barcelona
Jose Rizal
Manila
Philippine Islands
Rizal
Philippine League
Marseilles
Review Social Science
Tarrida Marmel
Montjuich
Galli
el Populo
Rome
Paris
Galll
Guiseppe Santo
Carnot
Cesario Santo
San Sebastian
Senor Canovas
Polavieja
Philippines
Taylor
McKinley
Spain
Senor Canovas del Castillo
Sherman
Assassination of Canovas Spreads Turmoil in Havana
Havana on August 10 reacts to the Canovas death with widespread consternation. Officials and prominent politicians visit the captain general’s palace as stock markets tumble before General Azcarraga’s succession restores confidence and steadies the exchange.
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Havana
Senor Canovas
Stock Exchange
Weyler
Canovas
Azcarraga
Paris Anarchists Target Canovas Amid Uproar
Paris police report vandalized lavatory placards calling for down with Canovas and revenge for martyrs. Spanish embassy officials have received threats as refugees in Grenoble rally express vengeance. The Matin prints interviews related to the row.
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Paris
Senor Canovas del Castillo
Canovas
Renoble
Department
Igere
Senor Canovas
Matin
Interviewa
Anarchists Claim Spain Premier Target Was Expected
Reporters quote Spanish anarchists denying prior knowledge of the crime and saying the assassination of the premier Canovas was provoked by his persecution of anarchists. One anarchist noted the attack was overdue and expected a high personage would be attacked.
Cuban junta reacts to Canovas assassination in Cuba
At the Cuban junta headquarter Estrada Palma commented on the Canovas assassination noting Canovas bore more responsibility for Cuban outrages than Weyler. He said the Cuban party had no involvement or knowledge of the act and urged absolute Cuban independence. Silvela’s hypothetical view on eviction and Polavieja’s return to Spain were discussed with condemnation of the murder and sympathy avoided.
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New York
Estrada Palma
Castillo
Canovas
Cuba
Weyler
Silvala
Palma
Spain
France
Polavieja
Philippine Islands
Palavieja
Gypsy’s Fortune Foretold Canovas Death
In Malaga and Buzzards Bay the death of Spanish statesman Canovas del Castillo is recounted with notes on a gypsy fortune and ex presidents Cleveland’s reaction. Cleveland laments an assassination driven by anarchist rage, urging global reflection on civilization.
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Cleveland
Buzzards Bay
Mass
Senor Canovas del Castillo
One Wreck Follows Another Near Geneva Indiana
A Grand Rapids and Indiana freight derailed at the Wa bash river bridge north of Geneva injuring Engineer Barney Reidt who may die and Fireman Gallagher. Brakeman James Clifford also hurt. Traffic halted and detoured. A second wreck occurred two miles north of Coldwater on the south bound passenger train, killing Engineer Brown and injuring Engineers Anderson and Fireman Golden.
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Portland
Ind
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Wabash River
Geneva
Barney Reidt
Gallagher
James Clifford
Decatur
Celina
Coldwater
Brown
Mackinaw Road
Anderson
Golden
Chicago Records in League Baseball Scores Across Cities
Chicago yesterday posted results from major and minor leagues with wins and losses across several venues. Chicago beat Louisville 3 to 2, Philadelphia fell to Washington 2 to 5, Cincinnati edged Pittsburg 7 to 6 in the first game and Pittsburg won 8 to 1 in the second, Brooklyn topped Baltimore 16 to 9, and Boston defeated New York 10 to 4. Western League games: Detroit beat St Paul 8 to 5, Columbus took Milwaukee 9 to 2, Indianapolis defeated Minneapolis 8 to 3, and Grand Rapids blanked Basin. Western Association: Burlington over Dubuque 5 to 0.
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Chicago
Louisville
Washington
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Detroit
St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Grand Rapids—Basin
Western Association
Burlington
Strikes and martial law rock Coffeen coal town
Coffeen Illinois town under martial law with 2365 armed deputy sheriffs guarding the Coffeen Coal and Copper company. One hundred twenty five miners worked under guard. General Bradley's 300 troops encamp nearby forbidden entry. Governor Tanner to be briefed as miners vow to move on town.
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St. Louis
Republic
Coffeen
Ills
Coffeen Coal and Copper Company
Sherifs
Bradley
Tanner
Springfield
J. L. Taylor
B. B. Ray
Ray
Ill
A_ state Register
Lincoln
Mount Pulaski
Niantic
Decatur
Pana
Miners Stand Firm As De Armit Leads Canvass
Pittsburg Aug 10 Thomas B De Armit superintendent of the New York and Cleveland Gas Coal company urges Oak Hill diggers to return to work by house to house canvass Thirty seven miners go in while 75 of 285 at Plum Creek are said to be at work The company plans to issue pay and signatures on new agreements The Sandy Creek and Turtle Creek groups await moves amid hunger pressures and court actions
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Spring Hl
Alex Dempster
Wilmerding
de Arimit Company
Oak Tull
Sandy Creek
Boone
Canonsburg
J. C. Dysart
Uniformity Commission
W. H. Simmons
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Thomas B. de Armit
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Oak Hill
de Armit
Plum Creek
Dolan
Turtle Creek
Probability That the Miners at Boonville and Evansville Will Quit
Evansville Ind August 10 The unsettled strike scene grows as miners at John Ingle Coal seek to rally others to quit. A mass meeting signals broad support and a Sept 20 court hearing looms on an injunction. Crusaders move from Sullivan toward Evansville aiming to close St Bernard mines as about 3000 miners gather locally.
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Evansville
Ind
John Ingle Coal Company
West Stand Park
John Ingle Company
Mattison
Sullivan
Indiana
Brazil
Kentucky
St. Bernard
Judge Jackson Denounced at Social Democracy Meeting
In Chicago on Sunday Local Branch No 1 of the Social Democracy of America denounced Judge Jackson as a lawbreaker. The resolution cites alleged constitutional overreach forbidding certain people to walk on public highways and claims to have blocked free speech and free assembly, with a hint that rights may need defending by force.
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Chicago
Jackson
Social Democracy of America
Election in North Carolina to fund schools fails
Wilmington NC August 10 voters statewide decide on a proposed local option tax for public school support. Indications show minimal turnout and near certainty that the additional tax will be defeated.
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Wilmington
N. C
North Corona
Child Shot by 8YearOld In Dayton Tragedy
August 10 in Dayton Ohio Morris Eppler aged 8 found a revolver and while trying the weapon shot and killed Rudolph Freikle aged 3 He dragged the body into the yard and went to bed later placed in jail for the incident.
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Dayton, O
Morris Eppler
Rudolph Freikle
Plans to restore Mount Vernon to its original state
Abbreviated telegrams cover efforts to restore Mount Vernon, labor disputes in Atlanta settled with ex Secretary Hoke Smith as arbiter, copper cents losses, foreign missions funds, multiple accidents and obituaries, a ore paperweight gift, and clashes between Holy Cross parishioners and independent Roman Catholics at a Bensonville picnic.
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Mount Vernon
Hoke Smith
Atlanta
Christian Alliance
Camp Grounds
Old Orchard
John Halleman
Chicago
Fort Wayne
One Hundred and Second Street
Bert Colton
Rockford
Governor Adams
Colorado
Scotia
Washington
George Washingtons
Martha Washingtons
Mary Washingtons
John Hayslip
Mac B. Gordley
West Union
Hayslip
Gordley
Charles Peabody
Wilson
Clark County
Wis
Florence County
Wisconsin
Pete Veth
Veth
Edwin
San Jose
Cal
Augustus G. Bennett
Marietta
Leven Peddy
Bloomington
John A. Kerr
Lacona
Ills
John S. Thompson
Webster City
J. P. Allington
Martinsdale
Ind
Robert B. Mitchell
Salem
Holy Cross
Bensonville
Wieklinski
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Canovas del Castillo
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Frank P. Hocking
George Buntin
William Prideaux
Plymouth Church
Als
Ottumwa
Iowa
Illinois
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Boonville
Freeport
James Mitchell
John H. Addams
D. A. Knowlton
Sr. Chaprer
H. O. Burchard
Thomas J. Turner
Martin P. Sweet
John A. Clark
Edward P. Barton
Joseph M. Bailey
J. C. Burbank
D. C. L. Mease
E. J. Torey
A. E. Smith
L. M. Currier
B. H. Best
S. H. Aurand
F. L. Meyers
B. A
W. D. Arnold
Cuarter
Little Red
Chaprer
Cuhapiser
Express
Journal Printing CO
Freeport, Ill
Queen & Crescent
Nashville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Chickamauga National Military Park
W. A. Beckler
Adams Street
W. C. Rinearson
Gen'l Pass
Stephe
Mson Street
Brewster House
Southern Tesgohers' Bureau
da. O. M. Sutton
A. M
Sutton Teachers’ Bureau
S. W. Cor. Main & 3d Bts
Dearborn
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