Assassination Carnot Shocks Paris and Lyons Riots
Dispatches describe Carnot's death in Paris and the Lyons funeral with volleys, flags at half-mast, and a crowd upheaval attacking Italian shops sparked by nationalist anger. Bar on stricter anti anarchist laws urged. U.S. officials condemn the crime and express condolences.
Senate and House Resolutions on Carnot Death
The Senate and House adjourned amid grief over President Carnot’s assassination. Senator Morgan and Rep. McCreary offered resolutions expressing sorrow and sympathy to France and Mme Carnot, requesting President to convey the mourning to France. Italy’s official dispatch shares deep affliction.
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Committee On Foreign Affairs
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Texas Swindler Lynched and Other June 26 Crimes
A Texas lynching report states a mob hanged William Stacey for land swindling after Texans tarred and feathered him in Or Cap Texas. An Iowa Falls man known as Stacey reportedly died from a mob retaliation. Also a West Virginia boy dies in a gun accident and a Chicago safe blower is fatally shot resisting arrest. The stories reflect violent justice and crime across multiple towns.
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William Stacey
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Edward Egan
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Taylor Brothers Arrested in Arkansas Murder Case
William H B Taylor a Browning Missouri banker and his brother George Taylor a farmer are charged with murdering the Meeks family near Browning on May 10. Rewards totaling three thousand dollars were offered. The pair are listed at Gleason's hotel in Little Rock unsettled by unclear details of their capture and custody.
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Chaotic Crime and Court News From June Dispatches
Reports from Gates avenue court state John Kirschner pleaded guilty to murder and awaited grand jury action. U S Circuit Court judge Rosa ruled the United States vs Southern Pacific Railway case, opening about 700000 acres in Ventura and Los Angeles counties for settlement. A world circumnavigation wager prompts Annie Kapchowski to attempt a round the world trip in months. Four drownings in Ottawa and 200 Pan Handle miners forced eviction noted. A body washed ashore at Ashton Park New Jersey, and 230 bodies recovered at Calf sound colliery after an explosion. Denver prepares for Republican league convention with about 9000 attendees. Cleveland favored by Western delegates. Wistersman fatally stabs wife in Chicago. conditions not life threatening for others. Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder promoted.
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