Carnot Assassination Spark Leads To Riots Across France
French cities from Lyons to Toulon faced fresh disorder as crowds looted Italian shops and taverns after President Carnot's assassination. Rioters beat and dumped Italian merchants in the streets while troops supported police to restore order. In Toulon a dispute over insults to the dead president sparked a brutal attack on an Italian stevedore, leaving one man dying in hospital and fears of wider clashes.
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Lyons
France
Carnot
Grenoble
Dijon
Toulon
Richardson
Funeral Train Arrives With France's Late President
Paris June 27 The funeral train bearing the murdered president's remains arrived at 4:04 am. Prefect Poubelle and officials met the body. ceremonies were private as it moved to the Seine prefecture. Thousands gathered, remaining silent as the cortege entered the Elysee. Antagonism toward foreigners widens, with Italian workers dismissed in suburbs. Dupuy contemplates candidacy, urging service over ambition. cabinet council sets funeral arrangements. The body will lie in state at Elysee, then proceed to the Pantheon beside Lazare Carnot.
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Paris
Wiil
Republic
Seine
M. Poubelle
M. Loze
Saussier
Elysee Grounds
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Crispi
France
Premier Dupuy
Military School of
St. Cyr
The
Elysee
Pantheon
Lazare Carnot
Demonstration in Paris Quarters Suppressed by Police
A Paris dispatch reports a small demonstration against Italians on Quai Montebello in the Latin Quarter this afternoon. Police intervened quickly, dispersing the disturbance without further incident.
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Paris
London
Quai Montebello
Latin Quarter
Minnesota swamp lands dispute fuels state claim
Washington June 27 Interior Department weighs if Minnesota is entitled to swamp lands within ceded Indian reservations now surveyed for disposition to benefit Indians. Gov Nelson seeks certification to the state under the swamp land act. Senator Davis previously ruled sections 16 and 36 in state ownership for school purposes. An opinion favors Nelson’s position.
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Nelson
Washington
Interior Department
Minnesota
Davis
Manchester Ship Canal faces strong earnings forecast
The Manchester Ship Canal, long questioned for profitability, now shows a promising outlook. A U S Consul Grinnell report states five months ending May generated 871,701 in toll and dues revenues, covering wages salaries stores rates and office costs with maintenance excluded. Traffic comprised 611,915 tons of ships 62,785 tons in barges and 823,056 passengers.
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Washington
Great Ma Uchester Ship Canal
United States
Grinnell
Manchester
Kansas Cyclone Destroys Keighley Village Wrecks Homes
A southwest cyclone struck Keighley Kansas at 7:89 p m causing widespread destruction. Two stores were crushed and a freight train derailed. One fatality reported as Ed Thurman crushed in a stable with many injured. details remain sparse as telegraph lines were down.
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Keighley
Wichita
Kan
Leon
Ed Thurman
Thurman
Massing Toll Rising After Jersey Coast Sinking
Forty five excursionists remain unaccounted for on the tug Nichol after it sank off the New Jersey coast. The World cites 45 drowned. Also reported two hundred and thirty bodies recovered from the Alwion colliery gas explosion in Cilfyndd. General Hewaton freed at Old Bailey after manslaughter bill dismissed. An unknown elderly woman arrives in Des Moines demented, with no identity found, bearing an envelope to Miss Lucy Young of Helens Montana.
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Nichol
New York
Jersey
Cakinsf
Alwion
Cilfyndd
Des Moinis
Iowa
Rock Island
Lucy Young
Helens
Mont
Seattle
Spokane
New York City
Collins
Mr. Bayard
Savoy Hotel
London
Possum Run
New Haven
Jonn Hanson Graig
John Powers
Danville
Carnot
Jose Rodriguez
Costa Rica
Athos
Port Limon
United States
Canada
Hiatt School
Bangor
Clinton
Des Moines
Davenport
Locust stings 16 year old to death in Indiana
In Warsaw Indiana on June 27 Miss May Holmes a 16 year old from Atwood was stung to death by a 17 year locust that alighted on her neck. The bite swelled she suffered severe pain and loss of movement. A doctor arrived but could not save her.
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Warsaw
Ind
Miss May Holmes
Atwood
Dusugve
Ella Hughes
Chicago
Mount St. Joseph's Academy
Senator Pern?er Proposes 50 Per Head Alien Duty
Washington June 27 Senator Pef fer gives notice of an amendment to the tariff bill levying a duty of 50 per head upon every alien arriving in the United States.
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T. Tux Alann
Washington
Peffer
United States
Wheat Under Water in Kansas After Night of Rain
Four and a half inches of rain drenched the region overnight at Chanute Kansas flooding bottom lands and destroying the last wheat crops. Local farmers report extensive water damage and standing floodwaters across fields as authorities assess crop loss and recovery needs.
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Chanureh
Kas
Stubborn Fight Over Income Tax Rages in Senate
In Washington on June 25 a stubborn Senate struggle over the income tax unfolds as Hill and Smith lead opposition. Amendments limiting exemptions fail, and attempts to delay or alter tax dates meet decisive votes. President Stevenson signs certificates for Havemeyer Searles and McCartney in the late afternoon.
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Hindos
Senate
Hill
Smith
Harris
Stevenson
Washington
Havemeyer, Searles and McCartney
D P. m
Welsh Colliery Disaster Explodes Mine at Pont y Pridd
A Pont y Pridd dispatch reports a terrible explosion at Albion colliery near Pont y Pridd Glamorgan. About two hundred miners are buried under debris with many feared dead and the fate of survivors unknown.
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Pont Y Pridd
Carpiro
Glamorgan
Albion
Major fires and railway plans in early 1900s headlines
Reports from Ontario and Pennsylvania note a burning Booths lumber mill at Chandière Falls and the Possum Run bridge sabotage attempt near New Haven. Other items cover Oregon hop yields, cholera inoculation research in India, treasury gold reserves, and new railroad expansion proposals from Denver to Winnipeg.
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Shaid
Sultan Muley Hassan
Mine Explosion in Asturias Kills Eight, 57 Missing
An explosion rocked a mine at Le Galidad Asturias on June 27. Eight miners were recovered dead while fifty-seven remain unaccounted for.
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Maprip
le Galidad
Asturias
Milwaukee grain market reports and Chicago live stock notes
Milwaukee grain prices for wheat corn oats barley and rye with cash and future quotes from June 26 1804. Includes Minneapolis and St Paul stockyard cattle hogs and calves prices and Chicago live stock market with receipts and price ranges.
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Ted. Recelpta
Chicago Grain and Provisions Report of June 2 1801
Chicago market notes wheat steady with No 2 cash at 50 cents, July and September futures at 0.114 and 0.496 hails. Corn eases for No 2 cash to 49 1/4 cents with July and September bids. Oats easy with No 2 cash at 45 60, July and September quoted. Pork higher at July 12.65 and September 12.45. Lard higher at July 6.07 and September 6.24. Short ribs higher with July 6.524 and September 4.56.
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Chicago
Tarred Tarsney: Outrage at Colorado Springs
In Colorado Springs and Denver reports allege seven masked men abducted Adjutant General Tarsney from the Alamo hotel after midnight, tarred and feathered him, and left him on a prairie with a warning to leave El Paso County. Governor Waite offered a $1,000 reward. Tarsney, not seriously hurt, was en route home.
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Colo
Tarsney
Bull Hill
Alamo Hotel
el Paso
Congressman Tarsney
Warsney
Michigan
Waite
Cripple Creek
Mra Tarsney
General Tarsney
Palmer Lake
Denver
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Eouty
Mastel
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John Hewston
California
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Burton
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Hixdon
Kyle
Allen
Mr. Hill
Gallinger
West
Finance Committee
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Yeas
Hoar
Ival
WauPeton
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Lemon Bros
Minnesota Republicanp
St. Paul
State Press Association
Press Club
Windsor
J.S. Vandiver
Alyah Euxustman
St. Cloud Journal-Press
Duke of Devonshire
University of London
Parsons
Joseph P. Thomas
Kentucky
Hopkinsville
John Egan
New Jersey Assembly
Mr. Egan
Lord Randolph Churchill
Assage
Teutoni
Liverpool
Vancouver
Japan
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Minneapolis, St. Paul
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Winnipeg
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Illinois
Mary E. Lease
England
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Harket Report
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Milwaukee
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Northern
Minneapolis
Wagu
Blige
Nhicago
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General Tarsnevy
Katns
Roethwest
Marthens
Asausagi
de Witts
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Ness
Lo Ty
Trate
Rilgradsfield Regulatiro
Pawet Yalin
Seeauts
McDonough
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BORK
Norty SF
Aeeun
Mitchell
Ely's Cream
Catas
Westri
Fost
Ork
E. B. McIntyre
S. W
MO. O. Walrath
Mitcall, South Dakota
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