The Massacre Lane The Third Day Reveals Muted Sorrow
In the cashing tumult of a riot we witness a brutal scene as bands of killers halt us and a boy clutches his mass book fleeing toward the College of Burgundy. A duke intervenes, a boy named Maximilian de Bethune is saved, and we press on toward Louis de Pavannes while the body of a loyal valet lies slain at a doorway.
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Pathas
Jacques Nompar de Calmont
Marshal de la Force
College of Burgundy
Michiel
Duke of Guise
Knave
Croisette
Spain
Caylis
Casal
Sss
Maximilian de Bethune
Baron de Rosny
Emtampes
Irance
Duke de Sully
Louis de Pavannes
Miasmus
Sizn
Wwe
Erasmus
Crossetta
Louis
Caylus
Crousette
Kit
Son of the
Huguenots Run and Night of Escape on the Ile of Paris
In the aftermath of a siege the narrator and companions pursue a hunted young lord through Paris as a tense crowd forms by the river. They finally glimpse Lezers directing guards at the Châtelet while Louis lies near death, and hope for escape fades as the vigil continues.
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Ens
Catelet
Croisette
Annie
Crossette
Louis
Ile de la Cite
Pont Au Change
Lezers
Advance Agent Shocked Southern Supreme Judge Tale
In a Hoffman House smoking room, brothers Frank and William Gayler recall their father, the late Charles Gayler, as he met a dignified judge in Little Rock. The judge asked about his line of business. the father replied he was the advance agent for P. T. Barnum's circus, prompting the judge to inquire if drink motivated such a career.
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Henry the Fourth
Arques
Croisette
Marie
Crossette
Kit
Ixkit
Sue
Barnaum
New York Times
Hoffman House
Frank
William Gayler
Charles Gayler
Southwest
Ime
Barnum's Circus
Little Rock
Art
Father
The
Supreme Court
P. T. Barnum
Autopsy Details on McKinley Death Reveal Gangrene Cause
Buffalo dispatch reports autopsy findings on President McKinley's death show the stomach wounds and surrounding tissue became gangrenous after being struck by bullets. The report debunks much of the earlier speculation, noting a thin heart wall and no peritonitis, while doctors discuss treatment, location of the bullets, and possible poison. Ohio Governor Nash issues mourning proclamation and funeral guidance.
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Buffalo
McKinley
Harvey D. Gaylord
Herman G. Matzinger
M. Rixey
Matthew D. Mann
Herman Mynter
Rosewell Park
Eugene Wasdin
Charles D. Stockton
Edward G. Janeway
Dr. Mann
Columbus
Nash
Republican State Committee
Ohio
William McKinley
The
United States
Congress of the
Republic
Niges
Jharm
State of
A. D
George M. Nash
Louis C. Laylin
McBurney
Stockbridge
Mass
Chas
Dr. McBurney
Annals of Medicine
Kaiser’s Tribute Flags Half-Masted as McKinley Dies
Dantzig reports Emperor William ordered German fleet flags to half-mast and stars and stripes hoisted after McKinley’s death. Dispatches to Mrs McKinley and Secretary Hay convey deepest sorrow and sympathy from the German empire to the United States and President Roosevelt.
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Dantzig
William
McKinley
Buffalo
Hay
Flags at half mast as McKinley death prompts world responses
London observes national sorrow with half-masted flags and black bordered extras. King Edward sends condolences to Ambassador Choate as papal mourning unfolds in Rome. Des Moines urges a funeral day observance. Madrid editorials honor McKinley. A Buffalo fireworks episode recalls Roosevelt’s ascent with a prophesied single word President displayed.
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London
McKinley
Roosevelt
Liverpool
Edward
Choate
Buffalo
Laughlin
Pan-American Exposition Grounds
Laughlin Bays
Bitter Wrangle Over McKinley Doctors Blame McBurney
Buffalo dispatch reports a heated medical dispute among President McKinley’s doctors over optimistic condition bulletins. Some favor poison-bullet theory while others defend official statements and fault McBurney for errors. lingering disagreements likely to spill into medical journals after the funeral.
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Buffalo
Czolgosz
McBurney
Mann
Mynter
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