Salisbury Plans for Egypt and other news
London July 8 The House of Lords heard Marquis of Salisbury outline policy on Egypt Afghanistan and related issues. He urged steady measures, adherence to promises, and cautioned against abandoning the reform, with emphasis on financial questions and land purchase for tenants. In Commons July 9 the government pressed supply and finance, with Ireland and Scotland bills noted. Cholera fears rise across Europe with Spain reporting thousands of deaths and new outbreaks in Marseilles and Valencia. French forces in Annam repelled attacks, capturing Hue citadel as reinforcements are prepared.
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Roudan
Brgland
Egypt
Marquis of Salisbury
Scotland
London
House of Commons
Ste. Michael Hicks-Busch
Trish Educational Endowment
Gladstone
Tims
Michael Hicks-Beach
Spain
Murcia
Valencia
Yotcala
Poledy
Washington
United States
Mason
Marseilles
Department of State
Toulon
Aranjuez
Valancia
Maprin
Manuio
Ferran
Marnin
Castellon de la Plana
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Pansae
Annan
Chamber of Deputies
M. de Freycinet
Tead
Rartlson
Hor
Hongen
Tégation
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Haiphong
Campenon
Tonquin
Foreign Affaira
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Hue
Ltis
Fout
de Courey
Paris
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Ius
Legation
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Bar Aliver
Walt
de Courcy
Ilue
Thuket
Annam
Madagascar
Pats
Miot
Galiber
Londox
W. H. Vanderbilt
Lord Salisbury
Labor Troulles and Street Cars In Chicago West Division
Labor troubles intensify as strikers confront workers at Union Steel Works and other plants in Bay City and nearby areas. Police and military mobilize while talks fail. some mills resume but threats of further clashes loom. Fire disasters also hit Louisiana Missouri and Utica New York with loss and injuries reported.
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CraveraNy
Union Steel Works
Balog
Clisholm Shovel Works
H. BP. Nalt Company
J. W. Churchill
Nolingmill Company
Schmitt
Wilson Avenue
Claflin
Jones
Mayer
Cleveland Railing
Hey
Cmcane
West Division Railway
Cheyenne Indian scare prompts troop mobilization across Kansas
Reports from Kingman to Governor Nickerson describe a mass migration of settlers seeking protection as rumors of a Cheyenne uprising spread. Troops are being dispatched to Kingman Lamed Dodge City and Garden City while multiple districts brace for possible invasion along the Texas Panhandle.
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Torrica
Kan
Kingman Station
H. J. Nickerson
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Asus Rigantic
Olnts
Indiana
Kingman County
Goure
Haa
Kingman
Lamed
Dodge City
Garden City
Matt Center
Schofield
Spring Creek
Fort Reno
Ind.t
Washington
Medicine Camp
South Fork
Agency
Leavenwenty
Kiowa
Kanans
Wasiinaton
Interior Department
Ind. T
Secretary of War
Augut
Fort Leavenworth
Texas
Endicott
Mackin Sentenced and Stay Granted for Appeal
In Criminal Court Judge Moran overruled the motion for a new trial for Joe Slackin’s counsel. The prisoner Mackin was sentenced to five years at Jolter and a fifteen day stay of proceedings granted to allow seeking a supersedeas from a State Supreme Court judge. Also, at ten o’clock this morning James Kane was hanged for killing his brother Andrew. the condemned man appeared contrite and prayed as the drop fell.
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Mackin
Qurcaco
Joe Slackin
Moran
St Joller
Nce
State Supreme Court
James Kane
Andrew
Ling
Brattle death after dress catches fire during Fourth of July parade
In Brattle, Bessie Hinks, age twenty, daughter of W Hinks, was burned when her dress ignited from fireworks. She died Sunday from burns sustained Saturday. The tragedy occurred during the celebration as onlookers watched.
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Bessie
Sevoral
W. Hinks
Big Bear Captured Near Carlton by Mounted Police
Chief Big Bear was captured near Carlton last Friday morning by Sergeant Smart of the mounted police. Fourteen Indians were reported captured in the region as Otter, Irving, and their forces moved toward Battleford, with troops en route to the Mount.
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Custoudly
Carlton
Xosart
Winshee
Manitoba
Big Bear
Smart
Mounted Police
Ellison
Ehief
Otter
Irving
Mig Hvar
Sean
Dennis
Gurveyor
Herchmer
Battleford
York and Simcoe
Fatal Fire Kills Child in Virginia House
A Washington dispatch reports a deadly fast fire near Woodbridge Virginia at the Harrison residence last Saturday. Eight people were inside including Mr and Mrs Harrison and two children Samuel Harrison Mrs Bailey and her baby and Miss Bailey. Samuel Harrison escaped but suffered smoke and later died along with Mrs Harrison and the younger child. Mrs Harrison not expected to recover while others survive. The fire’s origin is unknown. The rest of the story notes Louis Riel memoranda claiming divine inspiration and troop movements in Canada with a planned crowd review and crop estimates for the year.
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Yoasne
Washineton
Woodbridge
Joseph Harrison
Mra Bailey
Arrison
Hiel
Montaxat
Can
Louis Riel
Riel
Duck Lake
Winnipeg
Prince Albert
Grand Rapids
Wisconsin and Kansas Floods Sweep Plains
Tornado like winds and heavy rain scour Wisconsin Minnesota and Kansas. Crops destroyed and farms damaged across the storm path with trains delayed and property losses mounting. Neosho River flooding wipes out wheat and livestock as floodwaters rise rapidly across Labette and Neosho valleys.
Drowned in a Trough and Tragedy at Howden
A grim domestic tragedy unfolds at Howden Warrick County Indiana. Joli Rogers a storekeeper and his wife suffered a deadly breach after Emma Sneil a schoolteacher stayed with them. Mrs Rogers killed the children with an axe and then herself by the water trough. Rogers and Sneil were found far from home while Miss Sneil lies in critical condition.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Howden
Warrick County
Joli Rogers
Emma Sneil
Rogers
Delaware County
Hogers
Disturbing Week End News From Across World
Miniature news round up notes ex US minister Russell Young arriving in San Francisco. Garfield monument unveiled in Golden Gate Park. Fourth of July banquets held in Paris Berlin Vienna. Bartlett's drug store in Laporte Indiana destroyed by fire with 20000 loss. Fires at Sharpaville Pennsylvania and other events including drownings boat sinkings and a political convention in Harrisburg. Ongoing floods and economic updates across states and nations.
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United States
China
San Francisco
Garfield
Golden Gate Park
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Bartlett
Laporte
Ind
Sharpaville
Vankton
D. T
Marcus Johnson
Misalasippi River
McGregor
Iowa
GC. W. Crowles
Lillis Turner
Harrisburg
Matthew
Quay
Loudon
Thomas Meaux
June Meaux
Marcus Holstam
Thomas
Hollame
Missouri
Omala
Bloomington
Marie Litta
David Davin
la Harpe
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Bix
Gatineau River
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M. W. Osborns & Co
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Des Moines
Thomas Glover
Rockton
Carson
Nev
Faystie
Escanasta
Mich
Teemer
Osrsman
Hanlan
Chicago
Shepard
Stephen A. Douglas
University of Chicago
Pall Mull Gazette
England
Collis P. Huntington
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Illinois Guard Association
Rock Island
Minnesoto Ia
Dubuque
Leavitt
Great Barrington
Mesa
Union Pacific Railway
Gorringe
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