Ravachol in for life at Seine Assizes Paris
Ravachol and five others face trial at the Seine Assizes Court in Paris for explosive crimes against Judge Benoit and public officials. Despite threats and tight security, Ravachol and co-defendants are convicted though life sentences are spared for the leader.
Ravachol Confesses to Paris Explosions at Trial
Ravachol and accomplices faced a crowded courtroom as indictments were read. He admitted guilt for the Boulevard St. Germain and Rue Clichy bombings, detailing his motives and his aim to incite anarchy. Prosecutors urged a harsh verdict, citing cautious police and a feared anarchist network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravachol
Gues
Boulevard St. Germain
Rue Clichy
le Valloir
Perret
Benoit
Bulot
St. Germain
Simon
Chaumartin
Soiss
Paris A
Beala
Rosalio Songero
Death and Panic In Cincinnati Ferry Sinking At New York
A ferryboat named Cincinnati crashed into its slip in New York causing chaos as men were thrown to decks and horses trampled women. Engineers Gray and Bowman died in the crash while Bowman acted as oiler and Gray as engineer. The collision tore iron facing from the bridge amid frantic rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New York
Gray
George A. Bowman
Bowman
Bagman
Tuttle
Holt
Engineer Gray
Fear for Ruth Cleveland’s Daughter in Looming Threat
The Springfield Monitor reports Mrs. Cleveland fears her young daughter Ruth could be kidnapped or wed by a cruel suitor, despite her mother’s careful upbringing and care as she grows toward womanhood.
Washington Gossip in Capitol Wings
Washington gossip notes the Senate's aging panel, Morrill and Evarts, with pockets and posture quirks. Reed clings to a ceiling water myth, Barbour and Gorman style, while Gray and Morrill anchor a portrait of long service and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Reed
Senate
Arthur Pue Gorman
Reed
Body and mind in public life and senatorial strain
The author questions why eminent thinkers falter physically before their intellects. In the Senate, Turpie and Voorhees appear frail, yet their minds remain powerful when they speak, while Palmer and Platt are noted for vigor despite advancing years. The piece links body weariness to long service and public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senator Turpie
Indiana
Ilis
Senator Voorhees
Senator Palmer
Plat
Platt
Threats Linger Over Dr Parkhurst Crusade
Reports from several newspapers warn that Dr Parkhurst has received multiple threatening letters urging him to abandon his reform efforts in New York City. The notices claim dire consequences if he continues his crusade, reflecting a climate of intimidation against his anti crime work and reformation aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkhurst
New York Telegram
Pankhurst
Lfe
New York City
Peoria Journal
Parkuerst
New York
Pittsburg
Boston
Spurgeon Fortune Report From Widow Declares Modest Sum
Spurgeon’s widow states the famous preacher left under ten thousand dollars. Commentary notes the man often gave to others and lived simply. Newspapers from Springfield and Boston contrast his generosity with scarce fortune. The Parisian tone hints at judgment and public interest in his charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spurgeon
Sprnraeron
Springfield Republican
Ana East London
Boston Record
Minneapolis as National Convention Center Speaks of Growth
Minneapolis emerged from early settlement to a thriving industrial hub aided by the St. Anthony Falls waterpower and prairie wheat. The city plans for a 15,000 seat exposition hall, 25,000 visitors, and nearby Lake Minnetonka and Calhoun resorts to host delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Mississippi
Northwest
St. Paul
Lake Minnetonka
Lake Calhoun
Z. W. Pike
Tie
Mississippi River
Fort Snelling
Falls of St. Anthony
St. Anthony
Pike
Talis of
Minnesota
Dakotas
Lucky Baldwins Daughter and Partners Prophesy Reconciliation
A sensational tale from the Baldwin circle describes Anita Baldwin marrying her cousin George Christie and facing her father's fury. Christie, a California native, predicts Anita and George will regain the patriarch’s favor within three months, with George likely appointed over the Baldwins' affairs. The article notes Anita and her sister as heirs to the fortune, including the Santa Anita ranch worth millions, and recounts George's rise from a Crawfordsville clerk to a poised proprietor, while hints of public fascination with Anita’s elopement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Anita
George
George Christie
Christie
Anna
War’ Old
Santa Anita
George Baldwin
Crawfordsville
Ind
California Building Reflects Pacific Coast Heritage Design
The California building will symbolize the Pacific coast state with exterior depictions of the Padres and interior scenes of today. Designed in a blend of mission and Moorish styles, it features a clear story, a central dome, a roof garden, and sunlit, airy spaces. Exterior adobe motifs, red tiles, and reinforced wood walls mimic traditional California architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
California
Padres
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
Charles Achille Simon
Biscuit
Jao Beala
Joseph Marius
Charles Ferdinand Chaumartin
Rosalie Sougere
Seine Assizes Court
Clichy
Rue de Berlin
Palais de Justice
Wuteens
M. Very
Rue de Clichy
Chicago Post
National Silver Committee
St. Louis
Friends of Bimetallism
United States
Washington, D. C
Onc O
Washington
Hamilton
Jefferson
Farmers’ Alliance
Patrons of Husbandry
Knights of Labor
Congress
A. J. Warsen
Chatrinsa
Leu Cra Axpane
Washington, D.C
Ravac
Washington Gossip
Sam
Senate ‘Chamber
Times
Morrill
Vermont
Capitol
House of Representatives
Committee of Ways and Means
Randall
Morrison
Mills
McKinley
Springer
Evarts
Senator Platt
Mr. Gray
Delaware
Jetter
Senator Gray
Mr. Barbour
Virginian
Senator Barbour
Virginia
Perd
Senator Carbour
THE
National
Re~publican Convention
Anita Loldwin
Lake Superior
Duluth
Montreal
California's Fair Building
Lucky Baldwin's
Anita Baldwin
California's