Death of General Boulanger a Paris Mourning Theme
The death by self inflicted gunshot of General Georges Boulanger in a Paris cemetery shocks the capital. Witnesses describe a somber, pale figure visiting Mme. Bonemains tomb before firing, with grief linked to his failed political aims and the death of his beloved. Officials and followers dispute reverberations in Paris society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsris
General Boatioer
de Hememeo
de Bonnemain
Faris
Nirtrace
Ixelies
Barranger
Boulanger
Mone
de Bosnemzin
Garmen
Yhout
Whide
Bonemain
Imself
Bonne
Paris
Gen- Boulanger
Jourcel
Boner
Boulangist ties loom in French politics unrest
Fragmentary account traces General Boulanger and allies in the 1890s French political scene. It notes Boulangist figures and royalists shaping policy, including statements on marriage, law, and public figures like the Count de Paris and Duchess de Uars, with mentions of political maneuvering prior to a stabbing or upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Bowlanger
Anes
France
England
Lawrey
Nantes
St Orr
Algeria
Cochin- Thea
Desig
Solferino
Italy
Legion of Honor
S. Sternor
St. Cyr
Agein
General Boulanger
de Freycinet
Siade Phinister
Germany
Siey Lewes
Bares
Kostaeger
Pepe
Oeth
Chamber
Tee
Beth
I Law Theater
Jereav
Miede Lunnerieit
Miele Barnes
Buntanger
Rue de Bevel
Paros
Mice
Barre
Mme
de Botine
Sam Sle
Gens Boulanger
Farnacun
Mie de Bonner
Wien
Pere de 8
M. Laguern
Chamber of Depnotics
Count de Paris
Jerome Nicoleos
Duchess de Uars
Kurdolpa Churchull
Mercus de Branh
aUses
Duc de Luyodes
Thythine
Wargsly
Generel Boulaa- 2
Chilean Controversy Tests U S Diplomacy In Chile
State Department and Navy reviews show seriousness over the Chile affair. San Francisco reports back as tensions rise amid asylum rights and alleged affronts to U S diplomatic and naval personnel. A separate note covers a Wild West style New York Central train robbery and Carlisle Fair remarks by Pattison and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Egan
Wfaspineton
Chile
Navy
the Pary
San Francisco
United States
Aly. Egan
Gan
Ape Egan
Preent
Rochester
N. Y
New York Central
Br. Moore
Seven Years for Sprague Conviction in Wilcox Assault
Charlie Spi convicted of assaulting Lewis Van Viiet at Wilcox. sentenced by Judge Mayor to seven years in the Western penitentiary. News from Wirrisausrost Pa, Oct 1. Also notes Bridgeton NJ assembly nomination and local Republican convention items. Weather report: warmer with light winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Pattison
Scranahan
General Gregg
Belizhoever
Gregg
Sue Coulers
Yancey
Arden
Mr. Stranahan
Sprague
Wirrisausrost
Charlie Spi
Lewis van Viiet
Wilcox
Western Penitentiary
Mayor
Fragmented Bits From an 19th Century Maryland Meeting
A quirky scrap of local news reports on a Ph Jomaticss Literary Society meeting with scattered notes on events in Hagerstown and Frederick. The item mentions the Democratic emblem sacksen and Libertas, a new Mennonite church near Reills, trivial curiosities like a 21 ounce apple, and a bridge iron installation. It also notes a Hebrew New Year, a stock sale, a court inquest, and a fatal railroad injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ph Jomaticss Literary Society
Harper's Ferry
Stonene
Caples
D.C
Anthony Lssh
Caverown
Beltamore
Wa-hing- Yuu
Philadelphia
Sacksen
Libertas
Thomas Denner
Nath Market Street
Hagerstown
Antietam
Boonthbotn
Keedysville Road
Reills
Washington County
Cary Tenper
Wra. E. Sinn
Frederick
Clinton
Stuart
Hua
Lewis
Frederick Junction
Irs
Jacob Buckey
West South Street
Gerry Lakin
PF. T. Lakin
Tuscarore District
Mmr
Alexander Woodward
J. A. Ramsburg
Jacob E. Fisher
Washington
Miss Grace Ely Joines Frederick Female Seminary Faculty
In Sept 26 issue Exchange Echoes reports Miss Grace D Ely has joined the Frederick Female Seminary faculty where she will teach chemistry and rhetoric. Also noted is Miss K B Fish appointed to the Na ee Desf-Mute College oral department in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desf
Alabama
Naee Desf-Mute College
Washington
Theodore F. Ho
F. L Brock
Rinehart
Miss Brock
Kansas School For the Deaf
Democratic Clubs Hear Loyalist Rally In City Convention
Delegates gathered in Pittsburgh at Lafayette hall for a Democratic state convention. Mentions of Cleveland Pattison and other speakers drew cheers. Charles Black was elected president and John Miller welcomed the delegates before recess. A mass meeting in Lafayette hall followed with W. F. Harrity as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gid
Pennsylvarot
Charman Kerr
Tiiden
Treas Rhp
Hartley
Chauncey
Blick
State League
Jows Deen
Californi
Brenmin
J. J. Muler
Pittsbury
Cleveland
Patieon
Campbell
Hii
Arthur P. Gorgas
Eitlusidia
Pattison
Miller
Skibres
Usuul
T. J. Maloney
Philadelphia
George H. Hofman
J. W. Ryan
John McCaffrey
S. D. Sellers
Maloney
John Bunnister
Pennsylvania
Rezo
Tilden
Wright
Black
Committee On Permanent Organization
Chauncey F. Black
W. J. Brennan
S. S. Hutt
I. Sheppard
C. R. Robinson
F. A. Wood
J. D. Worrman
E. P. Kiser
E. D. Ziegler
York
River mine strike tightens as wage demand looms
Aliners on strike and river mine operators in the Re ittsburg district failed to reach a wage agreement. Miners demand ninety two cents per ton for digging prompting a district strike ordered to start immediately. About 3,000 workers are involved, with three operators offering the wage. Guatemala reports calm as Barrios says Reyna Barrios or Lierena will be next president, not seeking re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primseveg
River Call
Reittsburg
Wreck and fire devastate a car on the highway
A freight train wreck near Muskegon, Michigan, caused a deadly fire that crushed a passenger in the forward seating area. Immediate injuries included broken legs and severe burns to several women and children. Fire crews contained the blaze as rescued workers battled flames and smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passeger
Adler
Abelort
Alan Cer
Williarhby Desay
Hickland
Mich
Quatuut
Alice M. Sedgwick
Laura V. Amken
A. M. Johnson
Muskegon
Alice M. Sedunwick
Parma
GC. Thompson
Montagne
Ravenna
Gravesend Race Results Feature Wide Mixed Cards
Racing at Gravesend and Gloucester reports multiple races with names like Reckon Laughir Water and Bengal Britacolt. Winners include Kingston, Charada Madrid Hoos and Bengal Britacolt, with times shown alongside each display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Gravreesb
L. i
Kingston
Madrid
Hoos
Brokwood
Port Chester
Strathoicath
Bengal
Lads Superior
Tyne
Villa L
Philadelphia Markets Close Steady in Stock and Produce Trade
Philadelphia markets closed steady with stock parket showing modest activity and persistent demand. Reading readings remained firm as mortgage and income bonds traded modestly. produce market reported mixed prices on wheat corn oats and flour with steady to firm tones across items while fats and meats held at firm levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Parket
Mortgate 45
Iginigh Valley
Paccom
Pac
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
H&b
Purely Personal Names and Occurrences Across Town
A garbled Purely Personal column lists numerous individuals with scattered towns and roles. It mentions Miss Gly Cubes, Miss Margate Grubatn of Alexandria, Va, and Alipstasive Maller of Kavavilz, plus mentions of visiting dis fureatil and various local notes about post, events, and social visits with mixed place names and occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Kumrh Botte
Vesterdan
Aes Ciutintia
Vielukus
Roa
Kaen
Abesuyur
Bitea
Khosnts Seais
Lass
I New Estate
Baunte Collins
Alghnors
Thomas H. Myers
Dalcimore
Duane Eoinly
Win
Wilevaun
Aabington Todly
Erik U. Dorwoun
Tterk- Yule
Thoratig
BANK CLOSURES SHOCK LOUTZDALE AND CLEARFIELD AREA
Excited depositors report the Loutzdale bank closing its doors with W H DN of Clearfield as owner and president and John DB McGrath of Houtzdale as cashier. The First National Bank of Clearfield also suspended. Deposits include township treasurers and many secret and benevolent society funds totaling thousands, with Hungarian and Swedish minors’ savings near 70000 locked up. A Philadelphia package of about 30000 sent by Berwind Coal amplified the panic. Cashier McGrath says depositors lose nothing. assignment to John Bever set, with a receiver to be appointed if the president does not concur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loutzdale
Clearticla
Houtzpace
Boutzdale Bank
W. H. DN
Clearfield
John DB. McGrath
Houtzdale
W. H. Dill
Natonal Bank
Niso
Houtzdale Bank
Ceorough
Philadelphia
Berwind Coal Company
Hontzdale Bank
McGrath
John Bever
Nak
Conre
Nuggets of News and Fire Devastates Wisconsin Mill
President Hast protests the scoring of a baseball game in Houston. Samphie and Lewis Slate marry in New York after shopping. The Bini Wells saw mill at Wausaukee burned with about 5,000,400 feet lumber lost and damage at least 200,000. Milw St Paul freight cars destroyed. Arkansas ex-Treasurer Woodruff shortage rises to 257,000 with suit to follow. Woodruff embezzlement trial set for December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hast
Chicago Baseball Club
Grimes
Hoston Unsweek
New York
Boston
Ohstn
Las Sot
Samphie
Millionaire
Messrs
Lewis Slate
ET. Carter
Bini & Wells
Wausaukee
Wis
Milwaukee and Northern
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Woodrud
Arkansas
Woodruff
Dreantine Woodruff
Let Us Broaden Our Views on Southern Education and Race
In a Southern address dated Oct 1 at Cuiiaco the speaker argues for educating both Black and white youths while asserting Blacks cannot govern the South. He urges embracing northern investment, avoiding jealousy, and preserving Negro labor, claiming education benefits property values and regional growth. He cautions against radical political change but advocates broader horizons and economic hustle to ensure the South remains wealthiest and strongest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octavus Coleg
Scut
Nature
Myers
North Carolina
Wallang
Edo
Cotter von
South
Hatte
Alo
North America
Peng
Sina
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Bouvanger
Frsute
Mme, de Bunnetualn
Madame Nnemain
Seagalbnls
Pawn de
Tondon
Boulancer
Duchess de
Bridgeton
N.J
Get
William Baxter
Bright Ems
Intervet
Republican Campaign Committee
Beltimore
O. G. Naill Beltelary
George Kusemaul
West Partick Street
Lewis Fuldebrand
Enore
William Lantz
Western Maryland Railroad
Timber Grove
Baltimore
Alesander Hill
Ristisss
Gean
Overseer
Lee County
Peyton
Robert Patterson
Montinons
Brazil
le Matin
Democratic
Pirrsbore
Peet Bescz
Roxboro
N.C
William Dixon
Dixon
Hudson River
John Leonard
Patrick Morrissey
Manhattan Hospital
Lebanon
Lesaxox
Amalgamated Association
East End
Lebanon Iron Company
Strneeie
Crass$lo
Sea Shore
Atlastic Cir
New Jersey State Firemen’s Association
Grand Opera House
Bird W. Spencer
Alayor B.D. Hofuias
J. Thompson Baird
Portsmouth
Barniseces
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Pittabarg
Gloucester
Gloucesten
XL. J. Ort
Dupbarton
Martha Washington
Ratalon
LA A
Ryan
Benton
Frank S
Thine
Paula
Chartreute
Baltimore TH
Fitaroys
Adair
Red Elm
Garrigan
Fam DB
Ed McGinniss
Rane
Piemington
Slamber
Corticette
Iss
Do. Co
Minnesota
MIZ& Do
Daember Osats
Dol
Ji. Iid
Sie Askel
New Means
Rome
Ovada
Genoa
National League
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Phiadelphia
BET
Binning
Parknew
Puteburs
Cincinnati
American Association
Ile
Tortura
AtiacHic
ElgerCerep
Coblureth
Lee Bs Brvaiteo
Dudge Fitzy
John F. Mentiona
Rae Oe
Wes the Couval
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