Ravachol Anarchist Executed In Paris Guillotine
Ravachol the anarchist, murderer, and thief, was executed by guillotine in Paris. He refused last rites, cursed religion, and shouted Vive la Republique as the blade fell. crowds gathered as Deibler prepared the execution and the condemned man taunted clergy.
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Paris
Ravachol
Deibler
Ravechol
M. Deibler
Paria
S .v. Penavachol
Chambers
Jacques Brunel
Brunel
Troese
St Etienne
Baroness de Rochetnilles
St. Etienne
la Variselle
Jean Baptiste Rivollier
Rivollier
War over Bismarck could reveal truth of dismissal
The West Desuted Zeitung prints a Bismarck crisis history claiming the Emperor twice asked resignation, Bismarck refused, and sent a document outlining dangers for Germany. It hints Prince Bismarck's possible release of that document and warns of forthcoming sensational disclosures from The Cologne Gazette and Hamburger Nachrichten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Zeitung
Bismarck
Menad
Germany
Isemareke
Cologne
Gazette services in the o campaign and Bismarck articles
The Gazette lists its services in the o campaign while noting Prince Bismarck reportedly contributed articles to the Cologne edition. Editors face obligation or refusal to publish conflicting or partisan material depending on policy.
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Bismarck
Cologne
Balfour Campaign Faces Liberal Challenge in Ireland
T P O Connor in the Sunday Sun casts doubt on a quick Balfour win and notes Tory losses. Hon E Blake arrives from Canada to contest South Longford. he praises home rule in Canada and calls Irish unity crucial. Balfour speaks at Darwin on home rule dangers and national unity.
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Mr. O'Connor
Balfour
E. Blake
Canada
South Longford
Longford
Mr. Balfour
Darwin
Viscount Cranborne
Norway
Sweden
Cholera Riots in Astrakhan Amid Quarantine Turmoil
Rioters attack hospitals and Governor’s house after cholera rumors spread. Governor reportedly shot down three rioters. New cholera cases rise in Astrakhan Saratoff Baku and other cities. migrants quarantined on the road. Caspian flotilla seizes vessels evading quarantine. Large flee Astrakhan Saratoff areas.
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St. Petrespore
Astrakhan
Saratoff
Baku
Tiftis
Teoris
Caspian
Dillon’s Speech Heralds Liberal Victory in England
John Dillon spoke at Castleroa today saying Liberals were winning throughout England and Ireland must do its duty. He forecast McCarthyites with at least 72 seats and Parnellites with seven, urging unity with the majority to shape Ireland’s future. He denounced the Waterford Sheehy outbreak as a disgrace. Salisbury Devonshire and Chamberlain telegraphed congratulations on Dillon’s Dublin seat.
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Salisbury
Mr. Dillon
Mr. Sheehy
Waterford
Lord Salisbury
Duke of Devonshire
Joseph Chamberlain
Dublin
Cholera Spreading in Persia Telegraphed From Caspian
A Persian outbreak spreads through Semnan and Yerd with several deaths. Resht and Enseli report cases after a Russian mail boat from an affected district arrived and passengers quarantined by the Persian authorities were allowed inland without precaution.
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St. Peterspore
Semnan
Yerd
Persia
Resht
Enseli
Caspian Sea
Perm
Nadia
Language dispute slows French conference arbitration
Paris July 1 The delay in appointing a French Bering Sea arbitrator arises from M Ribot objecting to English as the conference language He argues French should be official In Washington a compromise was reached protocols to be kept in English and French While French remains official the conference decision will be issued in English
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Paris
Bering Sea
M. Ribot
United States
Legation
Washington
Cholera Debate Rages as Paris Reports Fatalities
Paris reports fourteen deaths attributed to cholera like illness. Prof Peter of Necker Hospital calls it true Asiatic cholera, while Dr Prendergrast and other experts dispute that label. Dr Pasteur contracts the illness, described as mild, causing concern among his circles.
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Paris
Peter
Necker Hospital
Prendergrast
East
Pasteur
Digestive Trouble Alleviated by Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters
A health-promoting claim describes relief from dyspepsia after years of stomach strain. The remedy Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is recommended alongside avoiding foods and drinks that irritate digestion. It is likened to a tonic for malaria and other ailments.
Fine upright pianos and squares for sale
First class upright piano in perfect condition with French action and fine wood priced at 175. An equal piano offers 150. Two handsome uprights used briefly at 175 each and an excellent square piano at a low figure. J M Cares Co. sells fully warranted pianos.
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J. M. Cares Xb & Co
Fragmentary Notice at 401 Smithfield Street Cor Fourth Avenue
Damaged OCR text shows a partial notice with a street address 401 Smithfield Street Cor and references to Fourth Avenue and a sum of 100000 with a surplus figure 1000. The fragment is unreadable and lacks coherent details or actions.
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Smithfield Street
Cor
Fourth Avenue
Lena Apeera
Political Prophets on Harri Don or Cleveland in 1884 Race
The Post assesses the 444 electoral votes and which states may swing the presidency. It notes New York and Indiana as uncertain, Michigan’s district system, and the potential path to a Cleveland or Weaver using House election tactics if the margin tightens. It discusses new states' impact and the Democratic plan to push third party electors to force a House vote.
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Michigan
New York
Indiana
Connecticut
New England
Weaver
House
Kansas
Nebraska
Springer
Glick
Chicago
Cleveland
Republi
Werc
Idaho
Montan North
South Dakota
Washington
Wyoming
Montana
Conandits
Senate
Sanders
Harrison
Secticut
New Jersey
Missouri
West Virginia
Political forecast weighs state wins before election
The piece argues the Democratic path is narrowed four months before the vote. It suggests Republicans can win by carrying New York or Indiana and other states, while Democrats face tougher odds unless key battlegrounds shift. It envisions a Republican banner on favorable high ground.
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Tillmols
New York
Wisconsin
Indiana
Montana
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Cary
Growing Territory Hype From Oklahoma Governor Seay
Governor Seay, bound for Washington as Harrison’s delegate, reports to the President on Oklahoma Territory’s prospects. He touts rich land and April opening of 3,500,000 acres while criticizing Democrats and their Alliance tactics, noting many citizens live in shanties yet remain hopeful.
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Seay
Oklahoma
Union Depot
Washington
Harrison
Minneapolis
Pennsylvania
Democrats
Kansas
Democratic Party
M A Collins Kills Himself After Anarchist Trials
M A Collins, once prominent for aiding Spies Parsons and others during the Chicago anarchist trials, died by his own hand today with a revolver. He left a note requesting a full brain examination. A carpenter by trade, he had not worked recently and is believed demented.
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Chbaco
M. A. Collins
Parsons
Collins
Illinois Mystery of a Fur Trader Disappearance
In Springland Illinois a cave on Judge Wilson’s land is linked to the vanished fur dealer Fritz and the hunter John Stoneman. Fritz vanished after a tavern visit and a rain threat, Stoneman later fell ill and died. rumors say their earnings are hidden near the cave. A dream warned a relative of the judge of a buried silver box under a white oak skeleton, but no find followed.
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Cary
Judge Wilson
Thomas K. Wilson
John Stoneman
Vincennes
Shawneetown
Fritz
Stoneman
Lick Creek
Springland
Depre Eaton
Red Fox
Wilson’s
Four in a Terrible Washington County Affray
In Washington County Pennsylvania last night D T Watson William Wier Eiley Watson and John Enestrick fought on a road using clubs stones and improvised weapons. John Knestrick struck Wier with a large knife wounding him in the back and abdomen. Injuries are believed fatal. The clash sprang from a suit Watson had brought against Wier for unpaid wages.
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Washington County
Wasarsoton
D. T. Watson
William Wier
Eiley Watson
John Enestrick
John Knestrick
Knestrick
Wier
Oepane
Chicago Way Drives Prairie Progress and Investment Push
A discussion in a Washington Committee Room ties Sousa’s Chicago visit to the city’s growing influence in business. Sheldon Heights in Chicago’s premier residence district is advertised as a safe investment with a booklet titled The Way to Win available through James E. & Robert L. McElroy of Chicago’s Chamber of Commerce. Investors are urged to write today for details on lot prices and terms.
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Washington
Sousa
Marine Band
Chicago
Capitol
Prairie
Chi
America
Sheldon Heights
James E
Robert L. McElroy
Chamber of Commerce
Remarkable Cure With Chamberlain’s Remedy
Mr John Cook of Pilot Vermilion County Illinois reports his two children suffered severe bloody flux attacks for a week with no relief from a local doctor. He discarded the doctor and began using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, noting rapid improvement and recovery from near death. He calls it a grand good medicine.
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John Cook
Pilot
Vermilion County
Ill
Chamberlain
Horses at Auction by Arnhelm Live Stock Co
The Arnhelm Live Stock Co of 62 Second Avenue Pittsburg offers 140 head of horses at auction Thursday July 14 at 10 o clock a m. Among them 35 Kentucky saddle horses, 10 driving teams, 20 trotters and pacers, 75 draught and general purpose horses weighing 1250 to 1750 pounds. Horses guaranteed as represented and sold to highest bidder with no by bidding. Sale conducted on pure business principles and is positive.
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Arnhelm Live Stock Co., Limited
Second Avenue
Pittsburg
Kentucky
B O excursion tickets to Saratoga for N E A convention
The B&O R R offers excursion tickets to Saratoga and return from major lines to July 31 with return validity to September 1. Pittsburg rates range from $15.50 to $17.17 by route, other stations priced accordingly. Trains depart Pittsburg at 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. with Pullman cars. visit the Fifth Ave and Wood St office or B. C. station for details.
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National Educational Association
Saratoga
Pittsburg
Pullman
Fifth Avenue
Wood Street
B. C
Republican Hopes Harrison Can Carry Town and Tennessee
John Kincaid editor of the Iowa City Herald visited Belfast on his Eastward trip and supported Republican chances in Iowa and Tennessee. He notes Manney's appointment as consul and the President's actions as factors in loosening solid South support and boosting Republican prospects.
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Kincaid
Harrison
Town
Tennessee
John Kincaid
Iowa City Herald
Belfast
Manney
R. Kincaid
Iowa
Fire news from St Johns reports uninsured Catholic church
July 11 Hallifax reports the Roman Catholic church in St Johns is uninsured despite being one of the continent’s finest churches. The Union Bank is described as safe in the latest advices.
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Hallifax
St. Johns
W. F
Union Bank
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Brotherhood of Trainmen
Rock Point
Pennsylvania Lines
Union Station
Volkabrad
Eberhardt & Ober Brewing Company
Aps
Chas
Pfeifer
Federal Street
Allegheny
Atlantic City
B&o. RR
Pittaburgh
Bue
Pet Nen
Ant Wrirr
Laird's
IRD
Laird
Congress
BaUche
W. M. Lairrd
Market Street
Heinrich Frits Mueller
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marienbad
Price
Ford
Bettie
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Gocoa
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