Attempted assassination shocks Paris crowd in Faure carriage
A clumsy bomb and a pistol were used as M Felix Faure passed near the Bois de Boulogne. A man named Gallet claimed madness, was arrested, and a youth was also taken. several witnesses say the assassin fled into a thicket. Crowds cheered Faure as he reached the Elysee amid confusion and partial arrests.
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Asaassab
Felix Faure
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Prenen republic
White M. Faure
La Castade restaue
Bois de Boulusde
Soule
Gallet
polles
Galler
Levaileis-Perrot
M. Faure
Alsace-Lorraine
Cologne
Steamers Captured at Montevideo in June Report
Report says revolutionists seized two large river steamers at Montevideo on June 14, cutting reinforcements to government troops and signaling a shift in control amid the conflict.
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Montevideo
Spain and Cuba tensions with McKinley appeal
Reports from Havana and Madrid describe Premier Canovas del Castillo disputing American demands over Dr Ricardo Ruiz's death in Guanabacoa jail and warning that U S action could provoke protests from other nations. Americans in Havana urge Congressional intervention to save Rivera Bacallao and expand relief efforts for Cuban insurgents. In New York Oneonta judge Forbes suffers a severe medical collapse after dinner, diagnosed as nerves prostration.
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Canovas
United States
Ricardo Ruiz
Guanabacoa
Ruiz
Spain
Senor Canovas del Castillo
McKinley
San Jose Scale Found In Ontario Orchards
Deputation from agriculture ministers reports San Jose scale widespread in an Ontario orchard, threatening fruit prospects. Recommend strict import bans on U S nursery stock unless thoroughly inspected. Paris report notes the Grand Prix de Paris winner Doge owned by M J Analiga, with Tieoxliane second and Parasol Ib third.
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Niagara
Grimsby
Oni
ministers of agriculture
Ontario
United States
Paris
Doge
M. J. Anal ig
Fricandeau
Dogaresse
Tiexoliane
War Dance
Rose of York
MM. M. Cailloul
Parasol Ib
Rutel
Pyrale
M. Abelle
Reorganization push as Belgian officers urge army reform
A large demonstration in Brussels led by retired generals called for army reorganization and abolition of military substitutes. General Brialmont headed a deputation to King Leopold, who expressed support for the reform in a patriotic speech.
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Brussels
Brialmont
Leopold
Cruiser New York Anchors in James River Near Newport News
Ene New York at Newport News June 14 The cruiser New York has passed the capes and is anchored in the James River opposite this city near Newport News Virginia.
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Ene
New York
Newport News
capes
Jamas river
Schulz Voted Guilty of First Degree Murder
Milford Pa June 14 Herman Paul Schulz of New York was found guilty of murder in the first degree after a trial lasting from last Tuesday. Jurors deliberated overnight and returned a verdict at 2 yesterday. Schulz sneered at the jury as verdict was announced and laughed later saying he thanked them for the verdict. Police found a small saw a file and a penknife concealed in his clothing. He vowed to cheat the gallows and is undergoing a trial appeal process with June 2% set for arguments in a special term.
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M. Faure
Kadis
vorteze
AL Faure
Le KY I Mio
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Franny Terk
M. Paure
iran
Sergius
M. FHanertux
membe
sang froid
Sapwe
Paris
Schulz
Milford
Herman Paul Schulz
New York
Escaped from Jail Bicycle Thief Kinney Fled in Kent County
Lorristown Pa June 14 Walter Kinney a five year prisoner for bicycle theft from a church vestibule and freight car robbery escaped jail by picking his cell door lock and climbing the wall High Constable Bergey pursued but Kinney laughed at the slow chase and got away Kinney 25 from New Jersey was last seen near the jail
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Lorristown
Walter Kinney
Kinney
Bergey
Drowned in Hudson Near Fort Lee Ferry
Two men died when a beacboat capsized in a Hudson squall off Fort Lee. Emma Guilmette’s brother H. F. Guilmette and W Morton Smith perished. Miss Guilmette was rescued unconscious, revived aboard Lenna Doone after Edward Weston of Newark hurried to the scene.
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Hudson
Fort Lee
Watkins park
Emma Guilmette
H. F. Guilmette
Monre & Schley
W. Morton Smith
Mail and Express
Lenna Doone
Edward Weston
Newark
N. J
Weston
Murder in Port Richmond Ends With Double Shooting
A quarrel at an inn on Prospect Avenue in Port Richmond led to Charles Bosenza shooting his brother-in-law Dominico Pallends. Bosenza fled after firing twice, with one bullet hitting Pallends in the neck and the other in the heart, as the only witness, Resenga, described.
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New York
Port Richmond
Charles Brsenzo
Prospect avenue
Sherman avenue
Dominico Pallends
Bosenza
Guatano P. Phiggi
Bracenzo
Pizzi
Resenga
Lesenzo
Posenza
Navy employment rules favor veterans in new appointments
Secretary Long amends navy yard labor rules to favor veterans of the late war. A locomotive boiler explosion at St Johns Newfoundland kills Engineer Glasgow and injures crew, with a badly mangled body found over 100 feet away. The General Electric Lynn mill strike ends as the union calls it off. A new volcano erupts near Tehuantepec Mexico causing destruction at Mistiquilla with unclear fatalities. J M Matthews of Wesson Mississippi is found dead in Washington, a former candidate for U S marshal and Mississippi delegation chair at the St Louis convention.
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Glasgow
freman
General Electric company
Lynn
Mass
éaffert
Lynn lodge of Tron and Brass Mulders
International union
Tehuantepec
Mexico
Mistiquilla
J. M. Matthews
Wesson
Misw
Washington
United States
Mississippi
St. Louis
McCord Peru claim nears settlement after long negotiations
New York June 14 The McCord claim against Peru for brutal treatment and imprisonment seeks 8200 000 in indemnity. Minister Eguiguren heads to the U S with documents as 12 year talks linger. McCord, a former U S consular agent, was jailed, abused, and briefly executed before a ransom led to release. The case tests U S policy amid Peru Cuba Spain relations and armed revolution. In New Hampshire Manchester a hail storm damages church tower. Albany to inspect land offers for St Lawrence park inter national project with 40 bids totaling about 2000 acres.
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McCord
Peru
Eguiguren
United States
Spain
Victor H. McCord
Penn- Sylvania
Arequipa and Cuzco
Bir
RicCard
Aréquipa
Mrr
Berard
Cleveland
Buck
Lima
Manuel San Roman
Mr. McCord
Albany
St. Lawrence park
international park
Canada
Damaged by Cyclone Hits St Vincent Island
A cyclone damaged public buildings and caused loss of life around George Town St Vincent with boats capsized and three sailors drowned. Kingston Jamaica reports the storm’s effects as storms linger over Windward Islands.
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Jamaica
St. Vincent island
Georgetown
Senate's Programme Opens Congress Week in Debate
Washington June 14 The sugar schedule of the tariff bill remains the main issue in the senate for the next day or two. Hawaiian treaty anti trust amendments and later the agricultural and tobacco schedules may follow. Republicans aim to finish spirit and cotton schedules and perhaps hemp. Democrats favorable with minor exceptions. Senate sessions set for 21 oclock daily after Wednesday. House plans adjourning Monday to Thursday and again to Monday with little substantive work expected today and Thursday.
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Congress
Washington
senate
house
Will Contest Over $30 Million Richardson Estate
New York June 14 The eccentric $30 million estate of Joseph Richardson prompts a major court fight. His son George and daughter Della seek $6 million more each beyond one third shares. The widow receives one third after donations to churches and a $19 million legacy proved disappointing. Lawyers Miller Peckham Dixon and Wheeler Peckham lead the contest, aiming to prove a later will valid.
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New York
Joseph Richardson
apite house
Richardson
Mayo W. Hazeltine
Thomas Dartington
George Richardson
Bridgeport
Wheeler H. Peckham
A STUPENDOUS CLAIM Money Lenders Son Seeks Estate Trust
Asa W. Fisk of Boston, son of a late San Francisco money lender, sues to have his father's estate held in trust until $1,099,064 in allegedly unaffiliated slau amounts are settled. He claims $187.50 saved when accompanying the father to California formed the fortune and that the funds should benefit him. He also claims $144,496 tied to alleged injudicious investments and that his father’s will omits him.
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San Francisco
Asa W. Fisk
Boston
Tatynit
Yellow fever case moves to Swinburne Island hospital
Otte Wernersen, a passenger from the steamer Advance detained at Hoffman Island for observation, was transferred to Swinburne Island hospital suffering fever and died last night. He had survived the Buckhurst fire at sea while en route from Newerstle to Panama.
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New York
Otte Wernersen
Advance
Hoffman island
Swinburne Tisahtnd
Wernersen
Buckhurst
maid ocean
Newerwstle
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Hoa
Eaffman island
Swinburne island
Polynesia launches as steel schooner sister to Amaston
Cleveland June 14 The steel schooner Polynesia sister ship of the Amaston has been launched. Polynesia owned by James Corrigan is 385 feet in length with a capacity of 5000 tons on a draft of 32 feet, after recently carrying the largest grain cargo on the lakes from Chicago.
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Chicago
James Corrigan
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