Riots in Paris End With Resignation of Prefect
July 4 report details a clash between police and students in the Latin Quarter over Le Bal des Quatre Arts and Lerenger. A student was killed, later Prefect Lozé resigned after marches to the Chamber of Deputies. Widespread riots damaged property, blocked streets, and drew cavalry deployment.
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Foe
Pama
Latio
le Bal Des Quatre Arts
Nenator Lerenger
Anthony Comstock
France
Rue de Anjou
Monstor
M. Laze
Asansain
Chamber of Deputies
Lore
Camille Dreyfus
Palais Bourbon
Palais de Justice
Prefecture de Police
Boulevard Sto Germain
Boulevard St Michel
Boulevard du Palais
Vanis
Boulevard St Germain
St. Geers
Serardert Bey
Mitarly Skrmishinge
Noulevard St. Michel
Rue St Heres
College de France
Eppyurent
Ren. Saussier
Juris
Explosion on Volga steamer kills twenty six
A Volga river steamer named Alofons exploded near Romanov as it neared the city. Twenty six passengers were killed including Ven. Petrushevaki. The blast tore the upper deck vessel apart and flames licked the wreck until the boat burned to the water’s edge.
Convention call of the American Bimetallic League at Chicago
A national convention of the American Bimetallic League was declared by A J Warner and W M Harrington. It urges action to destroy silver money and establish a single gold standard, criticizing the Sherman act and outlining plans for delegates, including congress and state legislators, to meet in Chicago and Washington.
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Mime League
Chisage
Anguat 1
Wasmuaror
American Himetabic League
A. J. Warner
W. M. Harrington
League
India
Congress
American Bimetallic League
Chicago
United States
Economic Dssavla Fund
Washington
Warner
Warren
Senate
Hughes Pardoned After Labor Leader Extortion Trial
Rochester prison release expected for James Wigrhes former master workman of district assembly 251 Knights of Labor. He was sentenced to one year for extortion and boycott actions tied to Rochester garment firms. Public interest centers on post release developments and ongoing labor union activities.
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Flower
Roonestra
N.Y
James Vwigrhes
Chicago
Monte Gury
Bern
Rochester
Woraman
Eigyevers United
Wnt Marek
Loti
Hughes
Workin Wright
Garment Cutters’ Union
Rochester Clothing
Fourth of July Spectacle Draws 274000 at Jackson Park
The Chicago Fourth of July celebration drew about 274000 visitors at Jackson Park as Mayor Harrison and Hampton J Carson spoke. A noon flag ceremony featured Miss Madge Morrin Wagner and Miss Minnie Mickley. Major McDowell received telegram updates as crowds cheered the Union in a day of music, drums, and fireworks.
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Mpoeches
Rongs
Conserte
Jackson Park
Davis
Dr. Canfield
Stevenson
Silas G. Pratt
Columbia
Harrison
Mia Madge Morrin Wagner
California
Philadelphia
Allentown
English Threatened Philadelphian, and Miss Minnie F. Mickley, of Mickleys
Troy
Chicago
Andrew Jackson
Jefferson
Ilirrison
Hampton J. Carson
Maj. WO. McDowell
Clinton H. Meneely Bell Company
N. Y
Cmd
Ulintun H. Menerly
James S. Norton
Tamibad
America
Manufactures
Shareleel
Tto
Plaisance
Cairo
Stritash Artillery
Burton
Denny Family Drown After Boat Capsizes at Hell Prairie
Fred Denny his wife and two children of Minneapolis perish when a capsize on the river near Little Falls sends them under. A brother attempted to rescue them but failed. Denny, once a Riverside miller, had been employed in Minneapolis and traveled to Little Falls for the Fourth.
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Fred Denny
St. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
Hell Prairie
Little Fail Minn
Denny
Riverside
Lite Falls
Bia
Little Falls
Childrens’ Home Society Bar
Spiverl
Intel
Ubo
V. van Arsdale
la Salle Ktrest
Chicago
Preventing hailstorms via electric cloud control plan
Col Baudouin, a French meteorologist, reports a discovery on hail formation and a method to prevent hail by suppressing intercloud electricity. He proposes using a kite with electrical apparatus to disrupt upper clouds, claiming success and a plan to submit results to the Academy of Sciences.
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Col. Baudouin
Ampere
Academy of Science
Chicago Herald
Remedy for all humors found in Roxbury man
Donald Kennedy of Roxbury Massachusetts claims a universal remedy from common pasture weeds cures all humors from scrofula to pimples. He cites over eleven hundred trials with only two failures and possession of more than two hundred certificates within twenty miles of Boston. He promises relief from first bottle with a perfect cure when the right quantity is taken and notes possible side effects in lungs stomach and bowels. He instructs one tablespoonful in water at bed to read the label and eat freely.
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Donald Kennedy
Roxbury
Mass
Boston
Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy Offers Reward for Cure
The advertisement claims severe Catarrh in the Head can be cured, offering $600 cash reward for any persistent case they cannot cure. The note emphasizes the remedy’s efficacy and the owners' willingness to compensate.
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