Explosion in Paris Foiled Attempt on Faure Carriage
Sensational Paris incident ends with an anarchist bomber loaded with powder and a small explosive device aimed at President Faure. The blast wounded no one as the carriage neared a restaurant. a man identified as the leading mover was arrested and named.
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Hurley Boml
Illinois
Ende
Paure
Asi Attemje
F ¢ Faure
Rene Ib Reepey
Leng Chamqin
Wale M. Fanure
la Cascaie
Paris Bomb Attempt On Faure Sparks Citywide Reaction
A clumsy bomb attempt on President Faure near the Elysee caused alarms as crowds cheered his arrival. Police arrested a suspect while another suspect fled. The incident recalls earlier assassination attempts at Long Champs and other sites, though authorities deem the act likely the work of a madman rather than a coordinated plot.
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M. Faure Awis
Beregnowsky
Long Champs
Francois
M. Taure
Paris
Fatal End of a Feud Shocks Bunker Hill
Mayor John R. Richards shot by editor Fenwick Y. Hedley of the Bunker Hill Gazette. Hedley’s self defense claim cited amid long enmity rooted in politics and a love interest Miss Miia Brown. Hedley released on bond after surrender. investigation continues.
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Mayor Richards
Bunker Hill
Hedley
Gazette
Bunker Hill D
John R. Richards
Fenwick Y. Hedley
Hlemley
Richards
Hinley
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Miia Brown
Miss Brown
Brown
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Death Ravages Cuba Cause Daily Death Toll Rises
A New York Herald reporter in Havana cites a sharp rise in mortality in Cuba with over 1 000 deaths daily due to famine, fever, and enteric disorders. The dispatch links Weyler’s policy to widespread devastation and predicts further deaths before any improvement.
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Havana
Werner
Excursions on the Lake to Macatawa Park from Chicago
Chicago travelers are urged to visit Macatawa Park this summer with trips across Lake Michigan on the Holland and City of Holland steamers. The boats offer daily service from State Street with Saturday daylight trips, and the season is expected to bring large westward visitation. The resort promises affordable stays in cottages or hotels, pine-clad hills, and thriving social activities with Park population reaching 6,000 to 7,000 at peak.
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Chicago
Macatawa Park
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Indiana
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Wisconsin
Michigan
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Soo Uitr
City of Holland
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State Street
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Ctty
Maritana
Pineclad Hills
Shady Delis
Well Known Physician Dr Sternberg Elected AMA President
Dr George M Sternberg, a renowned physician nearing sixty one, has been elected president of the American Medical Association. A veteran surgeon, he graduated in 1860 and served in the U S Army, gaining fame through yellow fever work and bacteriology contributions. He currently holds the rank of Surgeon General of the U S Army.
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American Medical Association
George M. Sternberg
United States
College of Physicians and Surgeons of
New York
Army of the Potomac
Bull Run
Washington
Florida
Havana
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Rome
Europe
America
United States Army
Embezzlement charge hits National Academy of Design
Glande D Barrington, NY, superintendent, is arrested for embezzling over 4000 in academy funds. Jamnes Williams editor of the Ardmore Daily Chronicle was shot through the heart by Clarence Douglass in Indian Territory in a cold blooded murder.
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Glande D. Barrington
National Academy of Design
New York
Academy
Jamnes Williams
Ardmore
I. T
Daily Chronicle
Clarence Douglass
Mountain City
Tenn
Bud Price
North Carolina
James Hameston m
Baltimore
Maury Lawson
Allegheny
Omaha
Tiedemann
Glover
Tariff Battles In Congress Over Cotton Sugar And Roads
Congress debates tariff schedules with a Senate vote placing raw cotton on the dutiable list at 20 percent. House moves to authorize steel bridge construction across the St Louis river and Pearl River Mississippi. Debates turn on sugar duties as Rawlins Mills Cannon Butler lead farmer benefiting arguments amid bloc votes. James Lloyd sworn in replacing Giles. Speaker Reed casts tie breaking vote to adjourn.
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St Louuis
Pearl River
Mississippi
Senate Tuewlay
South
Bacon
Georgi
Senate
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Utah
Mills
Texas
Cannon
Butler
North Carolina
James T. Lloyd
Giles
Missouri
Hitt
Generi
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Reed
Yeas
McEnery
Louisiana
Jones
Nevada
Stewart
Curent Comment Reflections From Various Papers
A compilation of satirical and observational lines from multiple papers. The notes mock politics and society, referencing Chapman Havemeyer Tillman and Weyler, with quips on Kentucky colonels, weather forecasting changes, and Senate circus imagery.
The Custom of Treating and Public Intoxication Trends
The author argues treating worsens drunkenness and cites German practice as a model. He claims public intoxication is actually declining despite population growth, citing police court records from 1875 to 1895 showing a drop in drunk and disorderly cases per capita overall. He urges individuals to pay only for their own drinks to reduce excess consumption.
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Germany
Voyage by Modern Giants Promises Luxury That Delivers Few Comforts
Two days ago a new 5,000-ton line successor entered harbor signaling a shift to fleets of 10,000-ton and larger ships. While speed and deck luxury rise, broad hulls induce more rolling and seasickness, suggesting old slow ships gave truer sea pleasure. The era of massive liners may erode authentic voyage delight. The passage ends with a note from New Orleans on army size questions amid peaceful times.
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Comfort
National Line
North German Lloyd Company
White Star People
Alaska
Arizona
Lloyd
New York World
United States
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Various World Opinion Snippets From Early 20th Century Papers
A collage of brief quotes and jabs from publications like the Chicago Post Baltimore American Chicago Evening Post Chicago Tribune St Louis Post-Dispatch New York Sun and others. It touches on Peary polar aims imperial politics Greek campaigns and general political commentary with nods to leaders and events of the era.
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Turco Gratan
Liev
Peary
North Pole
Baltimore American
Chicago Evening Post
Russia
Chicago Tribune
Tillman
Senate
St. Louis
Europe
Utsh
Spain
Louisville Times
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Washington Star
St. Louis Republic
Atlanta Journal
John W. Foster
Cincinnatus
Jerry Resk
Baltimore Herald
Madrid
Wergler
Cuba
Indianapolis News
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Detroit Free Press
House of Commons
England
Ireland
New Orleans
Picayune
Hartford
Signel
Chicago Times-Herald
Alien labor law passes Canadian House of Commons
Notes of Current Events report the Canadian House approving a labor law nearly matching the American act. Prentice Teller, famed express robber, escaped U.S. marshal custody in Kansas City. Cuba endures heavy rains with rivers rising. military operations paused. Ohio Senate seat bid by Paul J. Sorg if Democrats win Legislature. American Tobacco Company officers face conspiracy trial in New York. Wilcox & White of Meriden assigns. World champion rower Gaudaur issues global challenge for single scull and purse. Kansas Supreme Court upholds Garfield County bonds worth over a million dollars.
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House of Commons
Prentice Teller
United States
Kansas City
Cuba
Paul J. Sorg
Ohio
American Tobacco Company
New York Court of General Sessions
Wilcox & White Company
Meriden
Kansas Supreme Court
Garfield County
Kansas County
The Lovely Czar and A Rail Adventure Across Peaks
A portrait of the Czarina and her court emphasizes sincerity and charm amid imperial press, noting Queen Victoria as influence and praising the Czarina’s grace. Also describes mountain railways, Pike’s Peak status, and the era’s engineering feats with steam locomotives.
Birth Statistics at Berlin 1895 Include Illegitimates and Twins
Berlin records show 48 806 births in 1895 with 7072 illegitimate births. There were 1 set of twins and 6 sets of triplets. A 45 year old woman had her twentieth child and a 31 year old had her fourteenth. There were 234 families with two or more children. The fragment ends with an unclear sentence about domestic attire.
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Berlin
Frou from Frit The G ment at ayer OF the
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear text. no identifiable people, places, or events present for a proper summary.
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