Assassin Strikes France President Carnot in Lyons
Lyons June 25 a knife attack on President Carnot occurred during a celebratory procession in Lyons. The assassin Casare Giovanni Santo, an Italian, was seized by the crowd after wounding Carnot who later died from internal hemorrhage. Carnot's death triggers national mourning and a scramble for succession while international reactions pour in from Paris London Rome and Washington.
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Lyons
Carnot
Republic
Jesaise Erpeanine
Carnes
Paris
Palais de Commerce
Grand Theater
M. Rivaud
Commerce Building
Hue de la Republique
Sabout
Asassin
Casare Giovanni Santo
Tas
Santo
Milan
Italy
Lendau
M. Carnot
Dr. Poncet
France
Ife
Stresta
Legation
Toledo
B Yanpathy
Washington
Senate
Morgan
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Franca
Madame Carnot
House
Mondey
London
Garfield
Stack Exchange
Rome
Nicholls
New York
Schwab
Czar
Herr Most
Governor appoints Edward Jacobs quarantine commissioner
June 25 AUBANY The governor has appointed Edward Jacobs a New York lawyer as quarantine commissioner in place of Nicholas Muller who has resigned.
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Aubany
Edward Jacobs
New York
Nicholas Muller
Startling Discoveries At Greenlawne Cemetery Vaults
Dr Earp of the Health Board uncovers multiple desecrated vaults at Greenlawne cemetery with 21 bodies found including nine infants and an adult. Untold violations of an ordinance prompt orders to undertakers to remove and bury remains and a request for city attorney guidance to change the rule.
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Earp
Board of Health
Greenlawne
D. Kregela, Son & Irvin
Collins
Dr. Harp
Renihan, Long & Hedges
Health Board
Fulford trial hears explosive grand jury bragging claim
In a criminal court Monday Prosecutor Holtzman pressed to admit blunt testimony by S D Fulford claiming he bribed grand jury members and farmers to aid his case against charges from the Long Distance Telephone Company. Deputy Cox and others debated admissibility as Mrs Fulford sits nearby. Bishop Chatard plans return from Baltimore with a reception likely to follow.
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Criminal Court
Raom
Cet
Astic
Holtzman
D. Fulford
Grand Jury
Cox
Myr. Boltzman
Tras
Fulford
Seid Bafora
Upland
Fulfordé
Henry Spasan
Chatard
Mer. Besgomies
Baltimore
Vatican
Turbulent Democratic Township Convention Ends Late
A chaotic Saturday night convention in ozert bail saw Wilson struggle to call the meeting to order for half an hour amid loud disruption. Tom Taggart urged the crowd as officials moved about, and John Kern threatened police as the session adjourned at 1 am Sunday. The ticket and officers were listed, with a notice for presenting back-number coupons at the town office in the next two weeks.
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Wilson
Ozert
Tom Taggart
W. J. Ric Daniels
Lincoln
Beck
Metcalf
Hix-Supt
Colbert
Judge Ayres
Reinecka
Johnny Higgins
John Higging
John Kern
W. F. A. Bernhamer
Hig
Sam Parrott
John Higgins
Kern
Trubies
Charles Stuckmeyer
Agsea
Saw
City Briefs and Notices From Local Churches and Arenas
The street railway litigation brief printed with many pages. Plans announce July 15 for the new W Washington street power house. Elections at Antioch church corner Fourth and Howard. Thirteen new members joined Sixth Presbyterian. Rev N B Dickey spoke on missions. A billet doux warned police at roll call. Brightwood Methodist heard temperance talks by Francis and William Murphy. 75 pledged. The Thistle saloon raid involves D R Wood E J Leake Minnis Parsley Mary Reeves. to be explained to Judge Stubbs. Dr. Graham A Wells, dentist, died of heart disease after 1850 move from Redkey NY. Governor and adjutant-general optimistic miners will work Monday. Removal of troops sought by Sheriff Mills and Judge Briggs. Judge McNutt lectured on Jagus at Roberts Park Church using Jewish codes. Latta Hunt marriage celebrated at Greencastle. couple to reside in city. Pang Yim may arrive under immigration clause. merchants’ exemption debated. Births include several named couples. deaths and licenses tallied. Local notices end with births 42 deaths 38 licenses 27. Capitol landry in Tol. Shirts to sale.
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W. Washington-st. Power House
France
Antioch Baptist Church
Fourth
Howardsts
Presbyterian Church
Dickey
Indiana
Supt
Powell
Methodist
Brightwood
Peeple
Francis
William Murphy
Second Presbyterian Church
Momdey
Mills
Briggs
Cyrus N. McNutt
Vigo County
Groadway End Hightaat
Pang Yim End
U. S
Marchants
Birrits
Harry
Cora Shantz
Alex
Karoline Schaple
Joseph
Ate Acker
Anna Vanier
Wyatt
Tenny Crockett
Walter Bradshaw
William Johnson
John Snyder
Delis Bisureli
Anna Brill
Susan Gray
Daniel Barnett
Daniel Bareswilt
Sadie White
George J. Hoffman
Fiora C. Swan
Hiram B. Helm
Sarah B. Smith
William A. Staplen
Nellie Hill
Oran Henderson
Jessie Daugherty
Charles L. Prater
Marjorie P. Harris
That Sidewalk Muddle In North Illinois Street
North Illinois Street residents met with the Board of Works Monday to debate a proposed eight foot sidewalk between First and Seventh streets. The Board argues the width would harm trees and favors narrowing the path to six feet.
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N. Illinois-st
Board of Works
Seventh-sts
Sultan Abdul Aziz Marries Daughter of Julia Fishid
June 25 report from Tangiers states Sultan Abdul Aziz has wed the daughter of Julia Fishid, uncle of the late sultan, in a ceremony marking a new alliance amid royal family ties.
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Tangiers
Sultan Abdul Aziz
Julia Fishid
Ladies Invited to Races at Fair Grounds
Ladies are cordially invited to the races at fair grounds on July 6 and 8. It promises to be a great event with exciting competition and festive atmosphere for attendees.
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Fair Grounds
Strange death from lightning at Elizabeth Street home
In a Monday morning interview, Mrs Sallie Newman recounts a Sunday lightning strike at 171 Huza bathat that tore through the kitchen and roof, killing her husband Samuel Newman within minutes. The couple’s two male visitors were unharmed, and an autopsy was deemed unnecessary as authorities consider heart trouble with nervous shock the likely cause.
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Sallie Newman
Sun
Huzabathat
Simpson Chapel
Mira
Newman
Furniss
City Hospital
Eck
Newmen
Boy’s scratching causes false smallpox scare in Washington ward
Officials announced the boy suffered a mild skin condition, not smallpox, after medical examination. Dr Earp and dispensary physicians confirmed the misdiagnosis while noting the boy’s scratching and a red bed cover irritation led to the visible scabs. The patient identity linked to 255 W. Washington St. was deemed not a smallpox case.
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Butler
Washington St
Earp
Rastus Out on Bail During Appeal Stay
Erastus Wiman's attorney has secured a stay of execution until Friday. He was admitted to bail as the district attorney will show cause why an appeal should not be taken. The case centers on the pending efforts to overturn the sentence.
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Rastus
New York
Erastus Wiman
Local race results and community notices
Dendy Jim won the 2:50 trot in a matinee at 2:171¢ pace. Beyer Denny set Friday evening for a monthly department heads meeting. Health board official notified the state of a virulent smallpox case in Hedson. Fred Waschetetter was fined $10 for juice-selling after 11. Two Bucktown residents shot at an arc lamp on Indiana ave. Miller fined $10 plus costs, Scott case continued to June 27. Dr Sime delivered a sermon at Meatpark, M. I. church on Ohio st noting debt reduction from $755 to $193. pastor is Miss Mary Dennis. Dr Tanner critiqued labor inequality and urged labor churches, favoring fraternal government with more kindness. Great races expected at the fairgrounds July 3 with admission 60 cents.
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Dendy Jim
Beyer Denny
Saya
Lane
Steuben County
Scott
Tug James D Nichola Sinks with 63 on board
Sixty three excursionists and 12 crew on the tug James D Nichola sank near the High lands on Sunday. Only 39 accounted for. 24 missing. Overloaded with 63 tickets for a 50 passenger license. Rescue efforts by Algonquin and three tugs. Deadly whirlpool claimed some bodies. recovery ongoing with missing count rising.
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New York
James D. Hichola
Highlands
Wm. H. Yatt
Hey
James D. Nichola
Lost
Algonquin
The Dead-Bhat State Coal Strike Funds Plan
The state treasury may cover militia pay from the general fund as the coal strike strain drains cash. Gov plans to withdraw enough to fund soldiers this week while money sharks offer high discounts on vouchers. Adjutant-general ruled vouchers remain valid and claims must be collected from militia recruits to settle fines and dues.
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Eare
True Story of Alice Scott and Smallpox Death
Alice Scott who arrived from Chicago at 170 KE Court and lent her husband June 15 with smallpox reportedly died in his arms. Officials say she contracted the disease soon and is watched by two sanitary officers. Scott, once a Indianapolis resident, was wanted on several charges. Chicago telegram confirmed suspicions about her earlier statements.
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Chicago
Earp
Alice Scott
Court At
Scott
Indianapolis
Law
Pat Murphy Bitters Shop Arson Accusation Incident
Pat Murphy who runs a bitters shop on Washington Street near West was arrested Sunday and accused of thumping Sergeant Schwab who was seeking liquor violators. Schwab entered Pat's place during the hunt and was a truck. Pat's story will be part of Judge Stubbs daily matinee Wednesday.
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Pat Murphy
Washington St
West
Schwab
Pat
Governor Pardons Breese for Ten Year Sentence
Brondsy Gov Matthews grants executive clemency to Chas Breese of Wayne County who, after five years served of a ten year term for criminal assault, was described as industrious and well behaved prior to the crime. One boy recovered. Cardifd note and fair announcements follow.
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Brondsy
Matthews
Chas. Breese
Yong
Wayne County
CHLOR AL A SENSATION UP IN HOWARD COUNTY
A Howard County trustee Dr Levi Conner died Monday from chloral overdose amid a financial scramble. The report notes no evidence of intent and cites a broader county sensation stemming from the clue of a suburban crisis.
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Howard County
Roxomo
Ind
Splj
Levi Conner
Union Township
Autumna
Frank Bonghux
A Darling Pair in Court for Drunkenness and Adultery
In a police court case on Kionday Judge Stubbs dealt with Sundsy Tom Marshall and Ellen Williams living as man and wife. Ellen, described with bold features, faced charges of drunkenness profanity disturbing the peace and adultery with 20 percent fines and 60 days. Marshall received 63 dollars and 60 days. Additional unrelated notices about coupons and pricing appear in the text.
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Elen
Gordon Sr
Kionday
Ellen
Reformatory
Marshall
Pullman Strike Expands to St Louis and Kentucky Branches
Word reaches here that Pullman company employees at St Louis and Ludlow Kentucky have gone out on strike in sympathy with the workers. The action extends the nationwide labor walkout, tying up car manufacturing and rail service as unions press for concessions. Local impact expected as crews and related businesses brace for delays and disruptions.
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St. Louis
Kentucky
Curcaco
Pullman Company
Ludlow
Mikes
Fitzsimmons Marries Rosalie Sarewell in New Jersey
Newark report notes pugilist James Fitzsimmons wed Rosalie Sarewell of Melbourne known theatrically as Rose Julian after a long running romance. Cablegrams mention Croker planning July 4 return to New York and Congressmen Bailey and Senator Walsh slated for Tammany July Fourth events.
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Newark
N. J
Fitzsimmone
Rosalie Sarewell
Melbourne
Rose Julian
Bob
Croker
New York
Congressman Bailey
Texas
Senator Walsh
Georgia
Tammany
Vote on tariff bill expected this week in Senate
Washington June 25 reports estimates place the tariff bill vote between Wednesday and Saturday. Democratic leaders foresee Wednesday, while Republicans expect Thursday. All parties agree a vote will occur within the week.
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Washington
Peoria Hints Sunday Closing Law Repeal Soon
Pororra Ill June 25 It is probable that the Sunday closing ordinance will be repealed at the meeting of the council Monday night. The law was not enforced Sunday especially as regards ice cream parlors and the sale of Sunday newspapers.
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Peoria
Pororra
Ill
Get Together Then AnancHAl June 23
The Japanese government plans to send more troops to Ceres and will not withdraw unless conditions China cannot accept. The situation is described as critical. A-Goin and rx-Comin New Year June 26: One million in gold to Europe on Tuesday with four hundred thousand francs arriving.
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M. Carnot
Senate
Exd
M. Casimir-Perler
Chamber of Deputies
Loxton
Jane
Carnot
Lincoln
Garfield
AU Brance
Paris
France
Ser
Luyvenxs
Dune
Mme
Lyons
Mme Carnot
Palace Llysee
Ananchal
Ceres
China
Europe
Royal Infant Doing Well Says York House Bulletins
York house bulletins state the royal infant is doing well. Dan Corkery, noted cost dealer and Democratic politician, died Monday morning. Indiana forecast calls for showers and cooler conditions into Tuesday, with water temperature at 83 degrees.
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Lownpon
York House
Curiaco
Dan Corkery
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