Boulangers and Laur duel looms in France today
The Bou langer Ferry affair escalates as General Boulang er may choose pistols as duel weapons tomorrow. Delafosse denies Laur accusations and has challenged Laur. Cassagnac refuses to fight unless Laur reveals names of generals. In Panama Canal news only half the loan subscribed to run the company another year, while anti American sentiment grows in Mexico and Guatemala pressure rises. No deaths reported in Key West. Texas Prohibition debate intensifies with Jefferson Davis opposing the ban. Poisoned sausage tragedy reported in Pennsylvani a. three children fall ill, one dies.
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Laurel
Delafosse
Boulanger
M. Delafosse
M. Laur
Cassagnac
Laur
Panama Canal
Paris
Davis
Font Worth
Tex
Texas
Jefferson Davis
John H. Keven
Confedency
Repty
Lubbock
Sen‘sor
Ulvetern
Louis
Chicago
Louisville
Gchotrnatl
New York
Philadelphia
Uce
Pepi
Labreck
Anerer
Witudaniy
Crane
Portland Fishermen Face Canadian Seizures and Treaty Tensions
Pentnaxt Maine July 1 Aboard Portland vessels tense news from the Canadian fishing banks emerges after federal seizures. Merchants report instructions to stay three miles off shore and refrain from Canadian harbors while seeking preserved privileges for American fishermen. The piece recounts past seizures, fines, and the impact on crews, with emphasis on maintaining maritime boundaries and finding negotiations to avoid widening conflict. A separate item notes a fatal baptism-night fight in Brooklyn leaving one dead and another seriously wounded with several witnesses under police scrutiny.
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Portland
W. A Jordan & Co
Toulay
Harrington
Quigley
Terror
Gus
Coil
Montreal
Crown
EG. Willard
Charles Burleigh
G. Willard
Halifax
Abetah
Gates
Sumner Aves
Brooklyn
Ollié
Michael Mullen
Tie
Ien
St Catherine's Hospital
Min
James Mullen
Bad
Darius Diiloa
Republicans Hopeful In Kentucky Campaign
Kentucky voters face Governor and six statewide posts with four tickets in play. Republican W. C. Bradley leads, predicting a 5,000 to 10,000 vote win over Democrat Buckner amid GOP hopes for congressional gains and a larger legislative return. Democratic leaders concede possible defeat while citing regional shifts and local majorities.
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Peetali
W. C. Hradlay
Buckner
Inckver
Elvan
Jobs W
Tesilwata
Hradley
Worball
Courier-Journal
the Times
Hampton
Huckner
Kentucky
B. Buckner
Fort Donelson
Farend
W. ©. Ciadley
Kutt Fuccomer
Matt O'Doharty
Fontaine T. Fox
A. I Canton
Labor Party
Krott
Land
Ligier
Lagi Tauro Chascd
Texas
Soestan
Political maneuvering over appointive offices in city government
The article alleges Corporation Counsel OBrien plans to resign, with William A Hoyd and Richard J Morrison in key posts under a system where the head of the law department can remove bureau chiefs. It recounts past politics around Tammany Hall, Public Administrator Morrison, and Me Boyd’s potential ouster, while noting Democratic state leaders Mull er and Walker arriving to set a state convention date and possible nominees such as Frederick Cook and Jom Dalyarn.
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Corporation
O'brien
William A. Hoyd
Corporsting
O'firien
Saratoga
Boyd T
Larehuout Manorieale
Corporation Counsel
Corporation Attorney
Bablic
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Ruchard J Morrison
Doar
Tegd
Cou ‘Iliac
Whitany Ho
Tatumeau
John Kelly
Kelly
Wien
Dunoli Ant Me
Mtr
Duyd Sidat
Turpuraciun
Andrews and Lacuwbe
Tae Palasy
Denvern
Grates
Ofles
Keyd
Bas
Meuieos
Goten
Morrioun
Ciace
Campalen
Tammany
Grace
Algoma
Kullivan
Mrr
Leibe
Gree
Morrison
Turetmany
Walker
Suller
Muller Se
Tellport
L. S
Stat
Nuchester
New-York
Brooklyn
Frederick Cook
Rochester Brow
Te Ie
Stave
Chapin
Jomex Dalyarn
O'Nicien
Wiliam A. Foucher
Tarmusiy Hall
Tammany Hall
Emily
Hill Defalcation Ties Lottimer Estate Bond Theft
The Lottimer estate case uncovers defalcation by J I Hill who confessed to taking railroad bonds valued around 250 000 and using them as stock margins. Three stock exchange firms linked to the securities face possible recovery actions while the estate seeks return of bonds. The Hill confession follows years of trust arrangements under Lottimer estate executors and the scrutiny of Mercantile Safe Deposit and brokers.
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Wall Street
Jerome
Lattimer
Stock Exchange
Hid
Ary-coote House
William Lottimer
Lottimer
Astate
Yeara
William A. Lottimer
John Bloodgood
Jol Moodgood & Co
Soniclaw
Iilvera
Tristooa
Elf
Jaitimer
Lottmer
New-York
William
Te Ives
Stamford
Conn
Hill
Lottiner
Naturo
Ife
Thompson
Mercantile Safe Depoalt Company
Oiticas and Vaulia
Equitable Lite ‘Annuzance Society
Lothner Orate
Wark
O'Keefe de Co
Way
N. Newcombe & Co
Ini AC Crosmiwil
Brohange Cours
Auurday Foster
Sotice Stock Exchange
Mercantile Sate Deposit Company
Nation
TIL
Chicago
Milwaukee
Tras Saf E Deposit Company
Eel Lad
Safe Deposit Company
Gil Str. Phompaoy
Imac
Watt
Giveris
Dagudi
Meath
Larimer
Fap
Iim
Ile
New York
Venturae
Iit
Win
Iam le Passrny
Norning
Perth
Hunan
Vince Wink
Kate
Yeatoruay
Delan McCurdy
Aleati
Siamese Prince Arrives in New York Aboard Umbria
Report details Prince Krom Lang Drawongse Varaprakarn of Siam arriving in New York aboard the steamship Umbria. A large ceremonial reception forms, with the Grant revenue cutter escorting the vessel and a lengthy entourage including ministers, secretaries, aides, tutors, and attendants. The prince plans tours of Europe and America, with heavy emphasis on ceremonial state duties and press interactions.
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Varaprakarn
Siam
Trane T. Maulth
Sun
Grant
Iecine Magone
Beattie
Umbria
Bar
Hier
A.B. Davis
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Biackwell
Abe
Trwonty-accund-st
Sita
Careinges
Avene
Ais de Mantel
London
Washington
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Rlueos
Chowie
N Viet
Biainess
Nal Chit
Ainlent
Marquis de Monte
Mtr. Chan
Traclolof
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Legation
Latina
Mewiltluus
Verney
Lottiin
Ticitaln
Prinos Deva
Mae
Alk
Paris
Dresden
Bouinful Stockholn
Brovklolm
Ring of
Sweden
England
America
Yara Sant Mit
Bartholi
Tila
Sfapatoso
Sraith
Sertowertul Press
Warette
Rispoeal
Ian
Prakiah
Era ‘Utafre
Renee
Igor Haat
Yokonam
McGarigle escape threatens extradition amid Canadian pursuit
In a complex case from Chicago to Canada, McGarigle, who broke parole, reportedly landed near Point Edward Ontario after a schooner tow incident. Sheriff Matson seeks intervention from Ottawa to secure extradition as detectives track him across Canadian waters and Mile ends.
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Cmicado
Sharift Matson
McCarigle
Point Kiwanis
Ont
Fort Huron
Mil
Ottawa
Con Viet
Chicago
Grinnall
Sheri Matson
McGarizio
Knight Templar
Sherif Matson
Knights Templar
McGarrete
Canada
Inter-Orean
Saraiaanya McCarigle
Poins Edward
Kitwand Blake
Marsh
Blake
Aumie
Fort Maron
Tom
Prant
McGartele
Courtright
Ntote
Mort Huron
McGarigie i
Duck Sireeta
Fatal heat and lightning strike New Jersey mills collapse
Historic heat waves in New York and New Jersey trigger prostrations and multiple deaths. Lightning struck J&G H Gill's Lumber Street mill in Orange, shattering telephones and glass while Peapackill stove works were struck. Citywide prostrations soar with numerous fatalities and hospital cases.
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New Jersey
J. &G. H. Gill
Lumberst
Orange
N. J
Conroy
Peokakill
Tim of Montross & Laat
New York
Signal Service
Philip Colne
Toonas Martin
Marion-st
Jevonh Becker
Delancey-st
Jon Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn
David C. Ackerton
Myrtle Ave
George Brother
Hodward
Shields
Fifteenth
Chambers Street
Esterday
Umbria Sailors Describe Terrifying Ocean Event Aboard
The Cunard steamer Umbria suffered a massive tidal wave about a thousand miles from Queenstown. Decks were battered, hatches splintered, and the bridge damaged as water poured in. Passengers recall a mountainlike sea, with many in night attire turning to deck as alarms rose, while Captain McMickan and officers worked to steady the ship and prevent disaster.
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Cunard
Trontoda
Queerstown
Watson
Canans
McMickan
Forvant
Lewis O. Hopkins
Columbia Heights
Brooklyn
Oregon
Long Island
Mr. Hopkins
Trux
Queenstown
Kent
Toy
Origon
Umbria
Mem Mors
Jaldoa
Frederick Verney
Lettbert
Sunday Liquor at the Hotel and Catholic Abstinence Union Meet
A Tribune report notes Captain Williams warns hotels against Sunday liquor service for diners. The Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America schedules its annual convention starting Tuesday with a torchlight parade, to be reviewed by the Archbishop from the Cathedral steps.
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Captain Williams
Trimune
Wilson
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Purnapatenta
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Ity
Walnut Street
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Hatidan
Iran
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House of King’s Factory
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Join Benning
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