Funeral of Faure Draws Crowds in Paris Procession
Crowds gathered from midnight along the Champs Elysees to witness the funeral march for President Felix Faure. The cortège included cadets, marines, and dignitaries led by Emile Loubet, with the casket carried to Notre Dame and then to the Le Chaise cemetery, in a solemn ceremony marked by military honors and choral music.
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Slyvecu Palace
Mate
Palace
Notre Dame Cathedral
Foy
Champs Elysee
Palace de la Concorde
Chamon Elyuee
St. Cyr
Polytechnic
Naval Academy
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Senate
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Place du Parvis Notre Dame
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Toria
McKinley
John Hay
United States
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South African Republic
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Flyxeo
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Dumas
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Emily Crawford
Confusing War News and Legislation Across Divided Reports
Fragmented dispatches describe fighting near Mantia with some American gains and casualties, plus a fire in Tonde district and a river harbor disposal in senate action. Army reorganization and armor payments are debated, while Otis orders curfews and reinforcements are planned for Mpolla. Reports mention oil shipments, a wild weather loss in Wood, a train robber sentenced, and local claims of military praise amid upheaval.
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Tonde
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Otis
Tomm
Mpolla
France Leader Faure Buried Amid Pomp and Turmoil
Reports state President Faure was buried with grand ceremony while unrest regressed overnight with over 200 arrests. In related turmoil the representative powers face a potential disavowal, and Count Walneras Polines is appointed to accept the challenge.
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Faure
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Walnenas Polines
Notable errors spark fires and deaths across cities
A misread dispatch reports two major Chicago fires with casualties and damages. Separate reports note an explosion near Wertfont City killing four and injuring three, and a fire loss of one hundred dollars.
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Wertfont City
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Permons
Funeral procession marks tele president's memory across provinces
Reports note the absence of a U S special representative at the funeral and highlight that only flowers from a New York French hospital were worn by the deceased. Requiems were held throughout the provinces in tribute to the tele president.
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Feseede
United States
New York
Paris Day of Mourning for President Faure Ends Quietly
Paris observed a restrained funeral for President Faure with military honors along the Elysee and Notre Dame routes. Citations note limited public emotion, with 60,000 garrisoned troops, clashes of opinion over monarchy, and no American delegation. Emily Crawford reports a subdued national mood, contrasting earlier celebratory rites for Thiers Gambetta and Carnot.
Law and tax bills dominate stalled sessions amid charter debates
The report details House and Senate actions on occupation tax reform and a new Dellac hay charter, noting amendments, a failed passing of a revenue bill, and ongoing discussions on tax venues and per manent funds. Market reports from Houston, Liverpool, New York, and New Orleans follow, with commodity prices mixed.
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Inter-Mexican Traffic Faces Delays Amid Quarantines
A garbled report notes that cross border traffic may slow as smallpox quarantines increase. It mentions a Texas Mexican line halting service between Corpus Christi and Dallas due to health orders, and references Jules Alvord’s sudden death in Fort Worth alongside Waco Northwestern receivership plans for next month.
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Allos
Iplain Jules Alvord
Fort Worth
Waco
Northwestern
Important morning Buducks League and religious rally notes
A meeting this morning covered Buducks League matters and a religious rally at Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian churches. Additional points urged caution on foreign mail matters and highlighted a school engine project and criminal district focus. A meeting is planned for tomorrow night to discuss charter amendments.
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Dietriot Wome
Rioting at Night Ends in Hundreds of Arrests in Paris
A nighttime riot in Paris saw a procession chant Panama and Down with Loybet. Police dispersed the mob after clashes. about 200 arrests by midnight, many anti Semites. Principal figures Millevoye Deboulede and Habert were detained for refusing to quit the barracks. Paris remains quiet by 1:25 a.m. Deputy Millevoye released at 1 a.m. and officials blamed Dupuy for strict orders.
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Loubot
Paris
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Nicaragua Revolution Reports American Warnings and Covert Moves
A February 18 letter from Bluefields describes General Reyes declaring provisional president at Greytown after troops and a raiding party seized the town. The steamship Condor towed a troop-laden schooner toward Cape Grueilis, with American commander Ausburn leading Rough Rider veterans. Notices by U S consuls urged neutrality and offered to transport Americans on the Intrepid, but none accepted the offer as the Intrepid sailed to Greytown.
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Ovations for Gomez as Cuban General Arrives in Havana
General Gomez arrived in Havana amid a jubilant welcome. Crowds cheered from Bienn Vista to Hidalgo as Cuban troops and local officials lined streets. A banquet at the city hall followed the reception with Major General Lee and Mayor La Coste present.
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Maren
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General Ludlow Reports on Garcia Funeral Arrangements
General Ludlow, military governor of Havana, cables the War Department denying friction between naval and military authorities. He states ambulances and cavalry were sent to the cemetery and Havana’s Mercedes church memorial services were observed with navy and marines unhampered. Also notes U S feeding 6 percent of Cuba’s population, 20 000 to 26 000 fed in Havana.
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United States
Cuba
Requiem Held for Late President Faure in Berlin
In Berlin on February 23 a requiem was sung at Headwig church for the repose of the late President Faure. Emperor Prince Hohenlohe attended as part of the imperial entourage.
Golden Medical Discovery Sold On Strength Of Cures
Advanced Medical Science touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the top alterative medicine. It claims to heal stomach and digestive issues, improve blood, and cure chronic cases after others failed. Testimonies cite cures for liver, digestion, bronchial, and consumption related ailments, with broad patient endorsements.
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G Pawnee Co
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Golden Medical Discovery
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Funeral Mass for Satire President Observed in St Petersburg
Report from St Petersburg dated February 23 notes a grand funeral mass for the late President Satire attended by the czar and ministry. The dispatch also covers Oakland and San Francisco racing results and a series of listings, with weather and public-health notes touching on district courts, juries, and a deadly cold spell in Arkansas.
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Unclear Horse Race Notes From New Orleans Resulia
A garbled racing card from New Orleans Resulia on February 21 lists numerous horses jockeys times and marks across multiple distances from one mile to seven furlongs. The fragmentary OCR shows names such as Agitator Free Hand Jim Flood Jim McLeary Dandy 11 Locust Blossom Nannie L Earl Fonso and many others with inconsistent times like 1 7 and 1:20%4.
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Smallpox Spreads Prompt Dallas Court Closures
Dallas courts close for the day as smallpox alerts spread across the city. Officials urge vaccination for children and residents to curb transmission amid rising cases and renewed health measures in late February.
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Medical Work for Men and Women Free
Public notice offers a free medical work addressing weaknesses and diseases peculiar to men and women. It claims to provide treatment regardless of occupation or life status and urges prompt response with a prepaid copy addressed to Dr Hathaway & Co at Alamo Plaza, San Antonio.
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