Ambassadorship row and wartime notes from Philadelphia to New York
Reported dispatches cover the pending appointment of Roger Wolcott as ambassador to the Italian government with no reply yet from Rome, a Russian cruiser VarIag trial outcome meeting contract speeds, a looming 24 400 puddlers strike in steel, a fatal train accident at Yaphank L I, and ex Speaker Reed slated for Republican stump duties with Henry C Hedges directing speech efforts in Chicago.
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Varios Pirasen Huvsians
Philadelphia
Variag
Boston
Nantucket Shoals
Russian Board of Inspection
Cincinnati
Charles H. Davis
Newport
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
United States
Davis
Reed Whi Stump
Chicago
Henry C. Hedges
Mansfield
Republican National Committee
Hedges
Thomas B. Reed
Republican National
Murdered Monarch Shocks Italy As King Humbert Is Assassinated
Reports detail the assassination of King Humbert in Monza as the killer Bressi states he came from America. Witnesses describe the fatal shots, rapid carriage ride to the castle, and the king's death before doctors arrive. Investigators find letters from New York and a revolver linked to the suspect. Queen Margherita and royal family react with sorrow as guards detain the assassin.
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Uressl
Giese
Araptes
Italy
Monza
Humbert
Crote
Ponzio
Bressi
Ponzio Bassia
Carsbine
America
Americas
Bologna
Milan
Prato
New York
Gymnastic Society
Royal Villa
Margherita Arived
Huamnbert
Elmnastic
Jurii
Turin
Fragmentary royal succession note from damaged OCR
Fragmentary text mentions Marck Li and a throne succession linked to the death of an unnamed father. Referenced figures include Vietor Emacanue and Visуtur Eitattiel, Prince of Naples, with unclear dates. The passage remains garbled and does not establish a clear event or outcome.
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Marck Li
Vietor
Vistur Eitattiel
Naples
Megtchegre
Pheermar
Tiake
Besson
Italian anarchist linked to Humbert murder in Paterson
In Paterson New Jersey and surrounding areas a web of names and motives surrounds the murder of King Humbert. Angelo Bressi known also as Gaetano Bressi and Angell Mrimot aged about 32 worked in the silk mills of Hamill & Booth. He lived quietly, supported a wife and young daughter in Hoboken and had many aliases. He was connected to Carben Sperandio who recently shot his foreman and killed himself. Paterson hosts a strong anarchist and socialist milieu with long-running labor unrest and conspiratorial activity. Anarchists reportedly sought to incite strikes and undermine factories, with Humbert’s assassination seen as part of broader agitation.
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Kim
Paterson
N. JL
Che
Angely Bressl
Humbert
Lery
Talis
Angell Mrimot
Hamil & Hoath
Jtse
Hoboken
Italy
Angelo Hresa
Angelus Bressi
Pattersen
Gaetano Bressi
Carben Sperandio
Bressi
Sperandio
Oreap
Hamit & Booth
Mit
William J. Orr
Cariboni
United States
Chicago
Cily
Fac
Molinent Gets a Leax Delay in Nixx Appeal
New York July 31 Judge Dugro of the supreme court yesterday handed down a decision denying the petition of Weeks and Battle attorneys for Roland B Molineux for a writ of mandamus to compel Recorder Ges to summarily decide the NixX appeal. Judge Dugro's decision means a delay of many months in Molineux's case during which time the condemned man must stay in the death cell.
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Molinent
New York
Judge Dugro
Supreme Court
Roland B Molineux
Ges
Dugro
Molineux
Tan
MUEGGETS OF NEWS: BOSTON LOSS IN ELEVENTH INNING
In Boston yesterday the Cincinnati ball club defeated Boston 4 to 2 in 11 innings. Rain halted other games. Northwest farmers seek railroad aid to recruit harvest workers. Drowning tragedy near Muskegon Michigan claims Harvey Whelpiey 16 while trying to rescue Earl Harrits 15. John H. Cummings Janesville and Carrie M. Anderson Fort Atkinson, both blind, marry after 20 years courtship. A dozen people injured in a head end collision of Dayton and Xenia Traction cars.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Northwest
Harvey Whelpiey
Muskegon
Mich
Earl Harrits
John H. Cummings
Janesville
Wis
Carrie M. Anderson
Fort Atkinson
Dayton
Xenia
Powers Testifies In Ky Trial Admits Mountain Men Led For Influence
Ex Secretary Caleb Powers testified he organized a mountain men group to influence the state contest board and legislature, denying charges of mob intimidation. He denied involvement in Youtsey’s access to his office and described related receipts, a Lexington conference, and Governor Taylor’s role in sending men home to avoid disorder.
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Hunt
Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Powers
Hio
Culton
Golden
Noakes
Henry Youtsey
W. J. Davidson
Ben Rowe
Taylors
Porter
Louisville
Davidson
Washington
Rowe
Anderson
Ind
Finley
John A. Black
York
Black
W.W. L. Ciffen
Tim
Lesisistors
Seiseca the Bitnhess
Taylor
F. Clay Elkin
Lexington
Berry
Youtsey
John Powers
Goebel
Dick” Combs
Legislative Building
W. S. Taylor
Leslie Combs
British legation dispatch from Pekin June 20 to July 5
Cable message from the legation reports repeated attacks by Chinese troops on all sides. Since July 10 armistice strictly drawn, Chinese barricades near the legation, casualties include two captains killed and several wounded. Other legations not mentioned, British minister unaware dispatches suppressed. Tien Tsin notes showing forces ready to advance within four hours. Li Yang Chang stays in Shanghai continuing toward Pekin under great heat.
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Scrout
Halliday
David Orphant
Warren
Tien Tsin
Li Yang Chang
Shanghai
Pekin
Waiting to Hear From Conger For Pekin Deliverance
Washington July 31 news from China renews hope government can soon contact Minister Conger. Testimony supports he is alive as late as the 22d inst. The State Department cautions against hasty proposals risking lives and prefers Conger judge deliverance. Consul Fowler’s dispatch confirms Pekin diplomats’ safety with German losses noted. General Charlee reports arrival at Taku ahead of schedule.
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Winister
Hix Peliweensie
Washington
Festerday
China
Conger
Pekin
Tien Tain
State Department
Fowler
Legation
Gen. Charlee
Taku
Two Killed When Steamship Explodes at Harbor
July 21 a steam triar owned in Alexandria Virginia burst its boilers in Canton Hollow harbor, killing two aboard engineer Jeremiah Moore and fireman C E Wood while Captain Oliver and others survived. The Nellie P Morse in tow vanished. survivors rescued by tug Lannan. Spanish swindlers and forged checks involved. ten thousand dollar first company notes seized. chief of gang arrested near Cardenas.
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Butimore
Triar
Alexandria
Jeremiah Moore
Egineer
C. E. Wood
Oliver
Wder
Templar
Sihe
Nellie P. Morse
Canton Hollow
Lannan
Burana Mayes
Seip
Cardenas
Trust Company
Marle
Engineers’ Department
Sullivan Recovers His Belt in Borough Case
New York July 21 Counsel for John L Sullivan former pugilist appeared before Magistrate Massey yesterday claiming the championship belt had been pledged to him only against parties who had died or would be dismissed.
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Sullivan
New York
John L Sullivan
Mase Yeaterday
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