Narrow Escape of Ferry Target in Paris Round Lobby
Yesterday a fanatic attempted to kill M. Ferry in the French Chamber of Deputies lobby. The assailant Aubertin was seized by guards and beaten as Ferry survived a forehead wound from a slanted shot. Ferry and officials faced shock, with details of the attacker’s background and motives surfacing as the crowd awaited medical news.
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Mapame Ferry
Trinant
Gongright
New York Tribune
Pasir
Chamber of Deputies
Guitesu
Herekheim
Jobide
Aubertin
Anbertin
Herve
Pari¢s
M. Ferry
M. Herve
France
Questors
Rotunda
AM. Revillon
Mathieu
Fred
Tuma Lorrainer
Lorraind
Arauken
M. Floquet
Lim
Newaboys
Ferry
Casar
Madame Ferry
Questor
Guiteau
Jules Ferry
Charles Ferry
Ferouin
M. Carnot
Secret Society
Republique Francaise
la Republique
Law
M Pallieres Cannot Form a Cabinet in France
Dec 11 report states M Pallieres failed to form a cabinet as attempts collapsed amid Republican group divisions. Senator Tinard was tasked to continue effort, with several hopefuls declining offices and no cabinet formed.
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M. Pallieres
TAE
Mas
Tinard
M. Fallieres
Elysees
Carnet
Basia
M. Lockroy
Ireland's Struggle for Home Rule Engulfs UK Press
Dispatches from London report Ireland's resistance under Clanricarde and the Plan of Campaign driving political tension in England. Protests accompany trials of tenant leaders, with Meath hunts halted and public support rising for United Ireland as Parliament nears.
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Clanricarde
Tiaron Pallas
Baron Pallas
Thomas Larkin
England
John Dillon
Larlin
Robedy
London Times
Ireland
Balfour
United Ireland
Ennis
William O'Firien
Killarnes
Hoth
Campatox
Meath
House of Commons
Taler
Dalfour
Treland
T. P, Gill
Missing Man and Embezzlement Rumor at Byrnes Firm
A Newark paper reports Ernest Adams, a missing man, linked to a bylined case involving real estate owner Matthew Byrnes and his son. A clerk's suspected embezzlement of rents is noted, with a stranger claiming to hunt Adams and letters hinting at a suicide plan. Police trace a clerk to Canada as searches continue.
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MAS II
Yestering
Ernest Adams
Adams
Goee
Ife
Dean Alient
Teaver
Buvnet
Thcoklyn
Tuto
Adama Te An Og Makan
Matthew Byrnes
Park-ave
Nut
Lexington-ave
Byrnes
Nixty
William J
Matthew, Sr
Matthew, Jr
Yrnes
Trrnex
Adame
Mita
Canada
Lenly
Controversy Over Grumbine Tavernued Church Leadership
Attendees at the State Convention of the United Labor party recall J C P Grumbine, pastor of the First Universalist Church, whose anti poverty views and advocacy for McGlynn prompted church discontent. A board letter demanded his resignation. Grumbine defended his stance and preached a sermon accusing church leaders of worldliness. Votes and rules discussions followed amid tensions with the church trustees.
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Ayrachen
Dee
United Labor Party
J.C. P. Grumbine
Universalist
McGlynn
Grumbing
Henry Georgh Ie
Justices
the Laborer
Corrain
Grumbine
Tall
Thors
Gramstein
Gramblue
Chel Fan
Germbine
TI. P. Hall
Chrch
Hall
Ilegal
American Federation of Tanor
Reducing High License Fees Hits Philadelphia Saloons
The new High License law passes by the legislature threatens to force out both small operators unable to pay the 500 fee and many wealthier dealers unable to obtain required bonds. Only about 50 license applications filed in Philadelphia as of yesterday, with 6,000 saloons citywide. Bondsmen must reside in the ward, causing shortages in Fifth Sixth Eighth and Ninth Wards. Last day for applications approached. bond shortages loom. some wards could lose hundreds of licenses.
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Pennsylvania
Pimerdylphia
Avenenta
Court of Quarter Sessions
Bondamon
Schuylkill County
Berry Declines Plymouth Call and England Work
The Plymouth Church accepts Dr Lyman Abbott’s report on Charles A Berry who declines the pastorate, citing home duties and duty to England. Edits note Berry’s letter praising Plymouth but refusing the call, while members discuss a future American pastor amid strong debates on church direction and national work.
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Lyman Abbott
Charles A. Berry
Charles Albert Berry
K. W. Raymond
Church
Dr. Abbott
Thole
Mfrerry
England
Providence
Mr. Harry
Sirenugus
Berry
Thomas G. Shearman
Werry
Axaltt
Merry
H. le Pratt
Agre
Kerry i
F.C. Manuel
Anlar
Terry
Ife
Tam
Wolverhampton
Perry
Hieooldyn
Sire
Esa
Berryo
Eatuas
Toxo
Erry
Flyweath
Queen Street Chapel
Wolverhamton
Belme
Fags Nationalite
Lim
Frymouth
America
Panic in a Crowded Chapel During Catholic Church Consecration
A panic broke out yesterday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in East Fourteenth Street during the consecration led by Archbishop Corrigan. An iron pillar toppled, injuring several attendees including Meyers August, Lady Torenéo, Cornella John, and Relner Lucy, as mass proceeded with dozens affected. physicians and volunteers assisted, with Archbishop Corrigan and bishops present for the high mass and subsequent ceremonies.
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Meyers
John D. McAullif
East Fourteenth St
Lady Torenéo
Cornella John
Avenue
Relner Lucy
Lynch
Corrigan
Francis Kelly
James Magar
Daniel Cronin
Ostiarius
St. Joseph's
Troy
Thomas Myhan
John Yan
John Conway
John Kelehan
John Kelly
J. Galltt
Wathors
William Daly
William H Gan
Arch Dishey Corrigan
Cappa Magna
Monsignor Varley
Wishop
O'Farrell
Prenton
R's
D the
Mov
Monsignor de Stegge
Rochester
J.J. Doherty
Gabriel Healy
James Meccen
John F Keen
Michwel C. O Earrell
Francis B Moors
PB. Mesweanny
P. Mesweaney
Thomas Lynch
James Connolly
Seton Hall Colvice
Jamey Flood
S Lynen
Syracuse
Charles Colton
Joseph Tong
Connecticut
Infant left at Mangold home spurred custody dispute
A two month old boy was found in the vestibule of Mrs. Mangold’s home at 230 East Eighteenth Street after a woman claiming to be Matilda Mobberling attempted to pass him off as her child. Mangold, a medical student’s father, faced arrest attempts as the case moved to police custody and Matron Webb. Police, aided by Captain Clinchy, took the infant into care while Superintendent Hillal weighs next steps.
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Wever
Bako
Pollo Justien Smith
Vanderbilt Hotel
Forest
Laxinats Aven
Ree
Mangald
Uwe
Aol
Brady
Eiid
Thayitabe
Death at the Gilsey House ends in suicide by G G Bond
A handsome young man, G G Bond, registered at the Gilsey House in New York, shot himself in room 161 after drinks and letters were found on the table. He died at New York Hospital after dispatching notes to family including uncle A C Huidekoper, brother in Boston, and a possible romance with Mollie. Coroner Nugent investigated while relatives, including General Henry Huidekoper, gathered at the hotel.
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Gilsey House
G. Gortam Akon
Moston
Bond
Ile
Dell
Patrick Kult
Kull
Broadway
Joseph O'Lillen
Samuel Wesley Smit
No. 24 Weat ‘Whiety-fourth-st
Bont
A. GC
Huidekoper
Hotel Brunswick
New-York Hospital
Springst
A. C. Huidekoper
Toston
F. ‘Tucker
East ‘Thirtieth
Sophie
Nugent
Brunswick
William Reynolds
Mewdyitte
Penn
Muidelopee
Medora
Dakota
Muidekeper
George Gorham Bond
Forest
Viwin
Boston
Thaeverd School of Veterinary Surgeons
Atte Ginher
Madison Square
Hofman
Sir James
Fifth Avenue
George Mond
Philadelphia
Gorham
Jamaica Plain
Uis
Gerhar
Gilsey
Mr. Tuidekoper
Mollir
Young Mond
Ghent Iit Ind
Mollie
Harvard
Teri Horse Company
Damiafie
Huldakoperaid
Henry 8. Huidekoper
Metropolitan Telephone Company
Bonda Eae
James Freeman Clarke
Alfred Huideidekoper
Mlendvifie
Mont Mane
Northwestern
Feainay Vaaia
Tad
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