Assassins Bomb In Paris Carriage Attack On Faure
A bomb exploded as President Faure’s carriage passed near La Cascade in Bois de Bolongne during a Paris Grand Prix outing. No injuries were reported. A crowd member was arrested, suspected as the ringleader, while police questioned another man identified as Gallet who denies occupation and claims residence at Cevialiers Derret.
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Paris
President Faure
M. Faure
la Cascade Restaurant
Bois de Bolongne
Questons
Polivee
Gallet
Cevialiers-Derret
Tle
Burt
Kroowwr
The Diamond King Barney Barnato’s Fall From Wealth
The piece traces the South Africa money mania of the era as Barney Barnato, famed financier, reportedly dies by his own hand amid a demented spell. It notes the Johannesburg and London finance boom, shares soaring to incredible values, and Barnato’s fortune, with a bank price surge from 12 to 45 million dollars.
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Cherie
Transvaal
South Africa
Kuatiri
Finghind
Beine
London
Paris
Berlin
Barney Barnato
Barnato
Wouths
Bynum Moves to Brooklyn from Indianapolis
Hon W D Bynum, chairman of the National Committee of the National Democratic party, has moved with his family from Indianapolis to Brooklyn. The relocation signals a permanent eastern base and is seen as significant by gold standard Democrats who rely on his leadership for momentum in 180.
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Bynum
Brooklyn
W. D. Bynum
Indianapolis
National Democratic Party
New Yorker
East
Sound Money
Louisville
Nashville
Ene
Dushneid
Exposition Grounds
Taylor
Mcfwarthy
Bushnell
Ohio
McWhinley
Thomas
Exposition Committee
Wisa
McHinton
Washington
Colonial Assembly
North Carolina
Franklin
Spain
Florida
France
Crexton
Seoulshina
England
Conqurest
John Sevier
Kin Mountain
Phus
West
Southwestern
Ufe
Ike
Ford
Tennessee
Parishioners Dig Cyclone Cellar in Caldwell Parish
In Caldwell Kansas parishioners of a Mehoaist man turned in and dug him a cyclone cellar as a precaution against severe storms.
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Caldwell
Kas
Train wreck at Stone Station kills Fort Wayne engineer
Southbound Grand Rapids & Indiana No. 2 wrecked four miles south of Ridgeville at 2 50 in the afternoon. One man killed, several injured. The engineer David Cramer of Fort Wayne crushed under his engine. Fireman Levi Crabilis of Fort Wayne badly crushed and scalded. Baggage master Martin Mentsch of Fort Wayne badly hurt. Express messenger Stephen Mundy of Grand Rapids shaken. About forty passengers escaped with minor injuries. Fireman Crakdil described the track out of alignment likely caused by heat.
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Ridgeville
Grand Rapids & Indiana
D. W. Perry
Stone Station
Here
David Cramer
Fort Wayne
Levi Crabilis
Martin Mentsch
Stephen Mundy
Grand Rapids
1000 Deaths a Day in Cuba as Weyler’s Reconcentration Harms Island
A dramatic report claims mortality in Cuba rivals plagues of the East. It accuses General Weyler of forced reconcentration, starvation, and disease, citing Madruga and surrounding towns where deaths surged from January to May and unregistered deaths push totals above a thousand daily.
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New York
Playina
Cuba
Dhsc
General Weyler
Weiner
Madruna
Matanza
Madrogal
Madruga
Joannuiry
Abandoned Husband on Trial for Wife Abandonment
The case of John P. Perry stands for trial next Wednesday on charges of abandoning his wife Sadie Milter Perry. Perry was ordered to appear in court after a bond was set and he warned spectators with alarming statements.
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Parry
Johnny
Judee Wells
Sadie Milter Perry
Barry
Seversl
Kinley van Flom Named Deputy Postmaster in San Francisco
The president passed over Kinley van Flom uncle of Me McKinley for deputy postmaster in San Francisco. Me McKinley had petitioned Washington with 20 names for the post, but nepotism concerns led to W. O. Montague’s appointment. Montague intends to offer McKinley the deputy postmastership.
Migration of French Canadians to the United States
The migration of French speaking Canadians to New England has grown enormously in recent years and shows no sign of slowing. Quebec's French population is about 1,200,000 while the 1890 census counted 840,000 French Canadians and descendants in the United States.
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Canada
New England States
Quebec
United States
M. Mercier
Philadelphia Times
Wheel-equipped orchard ladder patent boosts fruit work
A newly patented orchard ladder features wheels on the end supporters and two side handles in front. The design allows easy wheeling for tree trimming and apple picking.
Twelve Varieties of English Geranium Catalogued
A catalog listing twelve varieties of the English geranium notes distinct forms and plant features. Each entry highlights bloom color and leaf shape, aiding selection for gardens and window boxes.
Welcome for President McKinley at Southland Exposition
President McKinley and his Cabinet traveled by special Pullman train to Nashville stopping at Hot Springs Ashland and Lexington amid warm welcomes. He spoke briefly at Ashland praising unity and progress while Tennessee’s growth and the Exposition show wealth and resilience guiding the nation toward renewed prosperity.
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McKinley
Washington
Nashville
Hot Springs
West Virginia
Kentucky
Mt. Sterling
Ashland
Lexington
Major Mclinley
Virginia
United States
Heroic Miners at Clinton Torrey Shaft Fire
Fire at the Torrey mine in Clinton Indiana destroyed the dump and adjacent structures with an estimated loss near 100 000. Ten miners working two hundred feet below escaped as burning timbers collapsed while brave rescuers led them to safety through an abandoned air shaft amid smoke and heat.
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Clinton
Ind
Torrey Mine
Tre
Hardin
Tom Lewis
Iie
Lewis
Hadley Graves
Condition of crops shows mixed gains across states
The Agricultural Department reports June 1 crop conditions with winter wheat at 94.5 percent of last year’s harvested area and oats at 93.3 percent. State figures vary, with Ohio and Michigan high on winter wheat, while Illinois and Missouri lag behind averages. Acreage and condition percentages cover rye barley rice and other grains as of early June.
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Robinson
Agricultural Department
Hyde
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Minois
Missouri
Kansas
California
Durrant Granted Temporary Stay By California Governor
Governor Budd extended a respite for Durrant to July 9 to resolve a legal dispute over whether Federal courts can interfere with a state court execution. The case hinges on jurisdiction and the powers of federal authority in capital punishment matters.
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Budd
California
Boundary settle ends Indiana Kentucky dispute on Green River Island
Indiana and Kentucky reach final settlement over the Green River Island boundary with three stone monuments and sixteen iron posts marking the line. Supreme Court favoring Kentucky leaves most of the island to Kentucky while $1,122 is the total cost, with Kentucky paying half.
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Indiana
Kentucky
Green River Island
Supreme Court of the United States
Indiana Towns Headline Sunday Baseball Map
The piece notes Indiana towns including Michigan City and Ft Wayne as Sunday baseball towns. It reports Capt Samuel Weatherford a Madison river engineer is dead, Pulaski county hires infirmary contract at 14000, Martinsville mayor salary rise to 150 a year and a Bedford boy Kern dies after rake injury. It mentions Prof Clark Wissler named OSU psychology professor and Daleville receiving a free iron and stove foundry from Youngstown Ohio. It adds James F Saunders named Evansville Courier receiver amid Democratic factions fighting for control and an unknown man leaped from the Big Four bridge at Jeffersonville and died after being pulled ashore by a boatman.
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Michigan City
Ft. Wayne
Samuel Weatherford
Madison
Pulaski
Martinsville
Bedford
Kern
Clark Wissler
Richmond
Ohio State University
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Weyler
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Madison County
Henry Coyle
Peru
Joan H. Miller
Jefferson
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Solomon
Absalom
Noah's Ark
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Frederick Carroll
Carroll
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Gibson County
Stephen R. Wolsey
Air Line
Mt. Carmel
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Illinois
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Spofford
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Jerry Holcomb
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Evansville
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