12 Jun 1899
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Newspaper
Newport Daily News
Location
Newport, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1899
Page
1
French Premier faces strong majority defeat as deputies vote against his government. He refuses to accept orders and exits the chamber amid uproar. A tumultuous scene ends with cabinet members resigning as police attempt to restore order and parliamentary activity resumes.
The passage describes a severe windstorm in Alaska that halted the strait crossing, damaged boats, and stranded crews. It notes several people saved, ongoing efforts to assess the situation, and lack of communication with a local contact for several years. The report mentions rough seas, tidal effects, and dangerous conditions forcing postponement of travel.
The readable fragments mention 3000 seamstresses, a governor, and a proposed $1,000,000 contract amid labor concerns. Parallel lines reference London war dispatches dated June 12, noting Lord Wolseley, troop transport, and reserve lists, with furloughs and vote instructions for regiments.
San Francisco report states Henry A J Aguaw, famed California horse breeder and owner of Agnew Stocks Farm Peak Hillsdale, died aged 72. Born in New York, Aguaw was a prominent figure in equine circles and his passing marks a notable loss to the racing community. Also noted are Peace Conference Committee proceedings under M de Staal, with intent to publish committee minutes and plenary meetings.
A cabled report from London notes Shamrock's launch delayed by illness of her designer We Fifade. Reports say influenza affects progress, with officials predicting a July start. Capt Me Arth and crew prepare to inspect the vessel while estimations place costs around £100,010 amid broader shipping news. Reverend William Blaikie, notable theologian, died in North Berwick after a long career in the Pan Presbyterian Alliance.
Lebanon reports Congressman Glanc shows improved condition today after illness. Doctors say recovery is hopeful and the public is urged to remain patient as treatment continues.
A long disputed Alaska education article notes the grand jury examining conditions in schools, urging remedial action. It cites potential abuses and calls for inquiry into funding, religious influence, and governance, aiming to shield students and ensure standards. The piece emphasizes public interest and the need for accountability across districts.
Fragmented OCR details a naval action near Cavite with Captain Hats remaining aboard. Mourners and a tying diary mark the day, as casualties mount and ships engage in dawn operations. A separate note reports two million in gold shipped to Europe from New York.
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