Death of General Boulang er at Tomb of Mme Bonnemain
Mourning fills Paris as General Boulanger dies by self inflicted gunshot at the grave of Madame Bonnemain. Witnesses report his somber demeanor and a harp sounded by an attendant before the fatal shot. Investigations note a photograph of Mme Bonnemain found on his person, suggesting grief as the motive amid political scandal and shifting loyalties.
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Hevenge
France
Mme
Bunnemain Beesshis
Gonnes
Ettendus
Mic Ae
Bonnemzin
Dhessizar
Weston
Geen
Eral
Boulanger
Re. de
Mme. Bou
Pants
Genral Bor
Journal Debats
Bouwer
Ted
Sims
Madame Themain
Unday
Malines
Belgium
Comte de Paris
Lespes
Gen- Boulanger
London
Paris
Bouager
Uzes
Bam
Con
Sketch of General Georges Boulanger Leader of Revenge Party
Born in France in 1837 and raised between England and France his mother English and father a wealthy lawyer. He studied at Nantes and St Cyr earning a commission then served in Algeria and Cochin then wounded at Solferino and decorated with the Legion of Honor. He later taught at St Cyr fought in the Franco Prussian War and married Iscouzin. In 1881 he visited the United States leading French officers at Yorktown and entered politics as minister of war under De Freycinet advocating reforms and revenge against Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Boulanger
Aanes
France
England
Nantes
St. Cyr
Algenia |Econ
Algena
Cochin
French General Boulangiste fall from grace and arrest threats
Fragmentary report traces Boulangiste General Boulanguer through political turmoil. Mentions his alleged ties to Count de Paris and Napoleon line, royalist circles, and prior influence in France. Notes police move toward detention and danger of martyr status amid unrest.
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Etry
Parc
Yerzsebe
Liette Perare
Jeanne
Keteral
Keith
Fontan
Eral
Toutinges
Rue de Beeri
Boulanser
Mos
de Boonemaip
Boulsuver
Mane
Wien
BE Laguerm
Boulangit
Chamber
Daou de Luyches
Bouisoet
Chilean controversy tensions rise over Egan stance
Washington reports indicate no reassurance from State and Navy as Chile dispute deepens. Officials pursue secrecy while denouncing as insult the handling of Minister Egan. US preserves asylum precedent amid diplomatic friction and warns Chile of potential retaliation. Local transit raid and Carlisle fair notes follow in separate items.
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State Department
Egan
WaSnineron
Chile
United States
Mr. Egan
Seven Years for Sprague in Pennsylvania Case
Winnassport Pa October 1 Charlie Sprague convicted of murderous assault on Lewis Van Filet at Wilcor was sentenced to seven years in the Western penitentiary by Judge Mayor. Briogtrox New Jersey October 1 city assessor William Baxter nominated for assemblyman First district on Republican ticket. The Weather easterly winds slightly warmer.
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Carnisls
Pattison
Generel Shanahan
General Gregg
Beltzheoyer Presid Govenor Pattison
Sprague
Winnassport
Charlie Sprague
Lewis van Filet
Wilcor
Western Penitentiary
Mayor
Briogtrox
N.J
William Baxter
Republican Campaign Committee
Heltimore
H.C. Naill
George Kussmsnul
West Patrick Street
Lewis Hildebrand
Nove Street
William Lantz
Western Maryland Railroad
Timber Grove
City Hospital
Baltimore
Alexander Hill
Lebanon
Lepanox
Amalgamated Association
East End
Lebanon Iron Company
Atlantic Crrs
New Jersey State Firemen's Association
Grand Opera House
Bird W. Sjenest
4. D. Hoffman
F. Thewapson Baird
Portsmouth
Brief Bits From A Local Page Of Oddities And News
Harper's Ferry receives a telescope via Storer Cohere. work on a Boonsboro to Keedysville bridge advances. Brickyard output in Hagerstown hits an estimated 5,000,400 bricks. A new Mennonite church near Reiffs is nearly finished and to host worship soon. Local notices report apples peeled, a large owl shot, and a peach exhibit, plus a Hebrew New Year observance and political notes.
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P Literary Society
Vercber
Belmy
Harper's Ferry
West Virginie
S. Cobl
Anthony Hall
Caretone
Baltiatore
Washington
Philadelphis
Sackson
Liberty
Thomas Danner
North Market Street
Hagerstown
Antietx
Boonsboro
Keedysville Road
Reiffs
Washington County
Ciraer
Wr. E. Sing
Frederick
Clinton
Stuart
Lewis
Gerry Lakin
FT. Lekin
Tuscarora
L. Alexander Woodward
J.A
Ramsburg
Jacob E. Fisher
Washington County Agricultural Association
Maryland Bulletin-Serpt Item Highlights Faculty Changes
Biis Grace D Ely joins Frederick Penna le Seminary faculty teaching chemistry and rhetoric. Miss KE H Fish appointed teacher in the oral department of the National Deaf-Bute College in Washington. Miss Singh and Miss M Afe Guire resignations filled by Mrs BR L Rinehart and Miss F J Brock. The piece also notes a fatal accident in Ladiesburg and local weather blooms during a warm period. Fugitives Shot Down reports a Memphis incident with killings of negro cotton pickers. patrols, bloodhounds, and fatal shots. later note of Brazilian troop mutinies in Paris Le Matin report.
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Maryland Bulletin
Biis Grace D. Ely
Frederick Pennale Seminary
Fraf
C.M. Grow
Grow
KE. H. Fish
Maryland School For the
Desf
Alabama
Na- Hotal Deaf-Bute College
Washington
Theodore F. Houck
Ladiesburg
Miss Singh
M. Afe- Guire
BR. L. Rinehart
Miiss F. J. Brock
Miss Brock
Kansas
Democratic Club Meeting Declares State Candidates in Ohio Trip
A chaotic Democratic convention in Philadelphia featured Wright and Tittes as candidates for state offices. Speeches praised Cleveland and Pattison while Chauncey Black was re elected president. next meeting set for Scranton with a large audience at Lafayette Hall.
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Pitteceune
W ' Galhal
Lipth
T Demnarits
Bentisy Vari
Gtate Charman
Morden
Wren
Devrel
Cleveland
Pattison
Miller
Mhwuees Ake Se Deady
Atay Gree
Tecess
Champan
T. J. Maroney
Phiadelphia
George H. Hoffman
J. W. Ryan
John McCafffrey
D. Sellers
Charman Alooney
John Bardsley
Pennsylvania
Tilden
Wright
Putnson
W. L. Scott
Black
Committee On Pertmmanent Organization
Chauncey F. Black
W. J. Brennan
S. S. Hui
W. I. Sheppard
C. R. Robinson
J. A.wood
J. D. Worman
BE. P. Eisner
E. D. Ziegler
York
Alaxwell Stevenson
Philadelpha
John H. Fow
Philadelphia
Scranton
Lafayette Hall
W. ¥. Harrity
Ohio
Monongahela
Miners Strike Ordered in Pittsburgh District
Miners press for ninety two cents per ton digging at river mines. river coll operators fail to agree and a strike is ordered to start at once. Three operators offer the demand, about 3000 men involved. strike expected to be short.
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Peorspereg
River Coll
Pittsburg
Quiet in Guatemala Mexico Get A Special Dispatch
A Guatemala dispatch reports calm in the country as President Barillos says either General Reyna Barriosi or Senor Lierena will be the next president and that he will not be a candidate in the election.
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Guatemala
Mexico
Barillos
Sayer
Reyna Barriosi
Senor Lierena
Wreck and Fire Toll Near Michigan Coast
A wreck aboard a cargo carrier near Muskegon, Michigan, caused a fatal crush and fire as passengers struggled to escape. The scene featured women and children trapped near a stove, with several injured and three believed fatally wounded. Firefighters battled the blaze as crowds watched in shock.
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Iran
Oeetpid Fey
Stra Wiloeshty Dewsay
Kiehbust
Mich
Ames
Ali M. Sehowick
Sud
Roystal
Laura
Anken
A. N. Johnson
Muskegon
Alice AT. Sedgwick
Parma
GO. Thompson
Montaugue
Buck
Ravenna
Miss Gera Dances Visits Nearby City Figures in Local Notes
Fragmented reader text mentions Miss Gera Dances of Ladueaja visiting around late 27 ck Ativasul and other scattered names. Several oblique references to people, places, and dates appear, including Alexandria and Kouaville residents, and mentions of local dignitaries and events. Content is highly garbled with numerous OCR errors but centers on personal notices and social glimpses from a small city.
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Miss Gera
Ativasul
Luca
de Vishithss
Aew Starkes
Dar
Ingritt
Gisue Miller
Kouaville
Sharmung Grove
Thomas IL
Myers
Baltimore
Ike Ty
Woolstusk
Lloward
Sic
Win
Witevxeuts
Waehing
Tauday
Brabk
G. Sorwaud
Horse racing results from Kingston and Gloucester meets
Race-by-race results list multiple horses and times across Kingston and Gloucester venues. Names include Reckon Indian Robber Madrid Bromwood Stradmeath Lady Superior and others with fractional times such as 1.024 and 2.08, plus placings in six races per meet and varying distances from miles to furlongs.
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Vravesend Racca
Kingston
Reckon
Ice Awar
India
Madrid
Bocy
Brokwood Handic Cip
Port Chester
Stradmeath
Terrifler
Bonzal
I Britacolt
Lady Superior
Wilie L
Benedictine
Philadelphia Markets Sluggish Amid Steady Demand
Closing quotations from the Philadelphia exchanges show a steady stock market with muted local activity. Reading and mortgage related issues hold firm amid general demand. produce markets display varied prices for wheat, corn, oats, and hogs with lingering weakness in certain grain contracts.
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Philadelphia
Oued Strug
Lehigh Valley
Healing G. Mda Wty B. Pac
N. Pac. Pt
Penneylvania Reading
Lehigh Navgaln St Paul
Bank closure shocks Houtzdale and nearby area
In Houtzdale Pennsylvania the Houtzdale bank and its president W H Dill closed their doors along with the First National bank of Chatrsuld. Deposits ranged from 13000 upward with many thousands held by local miners and firms. A Philadelphia sent $30000 package added to the turmoil while cashier McGrath pledged depositors would lose nothing and a receiver may be appointed. Nearby a tunnel collapse near Genoa buried twenty one workers with seventeen saved.
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Houtzdale and
Clearfield Banke
Houtzpare
Boutsdale Bank
W. H. Dill
Cleartickd
John B. McGeath
Houtzdale
W. E. Dill
First National Bank of
Chatrchuld
Houtzdsic Bank Buna
Philadelphia
Berwind Coal Company
Houtzdale Bank
McGrath
John Bever
Chicago club president protests double games counting
President Hart of the Chicago Baseball club objects to double game counts in New York. Fire destroyed a saw mill and lumber yard at Wausaukee Wisconsin owned by Bird and Wells. Adon 5200000 feet of lumber burned. damages estimated at least 100000. Freight cars of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line also burned. Arkansas ex-Treasurer Woodruff embezzlement shortages grow to 193700.04, total 957.00. Suit to his sureties to follow. trial set for October.
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Hart
Chicago Baseball Club
New York
Lewis Slade
E. T. Carter
Bird & Wells
Wausaukee
Wig
Miwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Woodruff
Let Us Broaden Our Views on Education and Labor
A Charleston World editorial urges North and South to educate all children including the enslaved, arguing property value rises with educated populace. It condemns miscegenation fears and asserts the negro will stay, seeking a balanced policy of education for all while warning against negro rule. It calls for diversification in farming, broader regional cooperation, and investment from northern capital to strengthen the South.
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Tlattier
Teen Today
Ootarue Cuhett
Charleston
North Carolina
South
Linton
North America
Iami
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Istress
Xelies
Snivids
Sates
Bis
RockEester
New York Central
B. A. Moore
Ignal
Memphis
Teun
Gri
Overseer
Lee County
Ark
Peyton
Robert Patterson
Sfatinova
Brazil
le Matin
le Alatin
Democratic
Psburg
Arses
Meiaion
Clivebaod
Spit Des Bes
Wright and Tittes
Mareity
Urtssee
Maas Mecusig
Rorcoro
N. C
William Dixon
Rorboro
Dixon
Hudson River Railway
Joan Leonard
Patrick Morrissey
Manhattan Hospital
Crashid OX
Prightenius
Hansecee
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Manselphia
Atpouc
Mike Cuate
Gloucester
Jimile
Danbartus
Martha Washington
Ratalpa
mUe
Ryan
Benton
Franks
Paols
Lay
Fitcroy
Adair
Red Elm
Garrison
Sara D
Ed McGinniss
Flemington
Slumber
Crucelle
Loe
Fitugio& Do
Minnesota
Fc. Bil
Ic. Asked. For | Getovar
Devcaiier
Solge
Fordvember
Alec
Bost
Famir
Old Mesa
Artra
Egge
Western Wiley
Rose
Ovada
Genoa
Italy
Beventean
National League
Brooklyn
Philwhipbin
Los
Darkness
Mt. D. Brooklin
Philed'phi
Boston
B. Boston
Easton
Tynings
Mt A. i
Chicago
Pittsburs
Ono
American Association
Philodelyi
Kit Atliete
Industries South
Ch’s
Parnell
OnIcaGo
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