Paris Erupts as Boulangists Claim Early Victory
Paris is under guard after Boulangist triumphs in several districts while Rochefort falls short. Boulanger leads Montmartre by 2,200 over Joffrin as government forces patrol the boulevards and many districts await second ballots. Reports from Toulouse and Georges paint a mixed picture with optimism and doubt.
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France
Boulanger
Montmartre
Rochefort
Jules Ferry
Paris
Joffrin
Thiebaud
Paris in Turmoil as Boulangists Win Amid Postering Fury
Paris today exploded in color and noise with posters across walls and monuments backing Boulangist candidates. Crowds gathered near polling places as roars of Vive Boulanger filled the streets and military forces moved to restore order after returns showed Boulangist Rochefort elected.
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Paris
General Boulanger
Boulanger and Rochefort
Place de ‘Opera
Presse
Paris Elections Herald Shifts in Second Ballots Foreseen
London Standard Paris dispatch notes varying opinion as second ballots loom after a heated vote. Government predicted to be weakened with many reballots. Boulangists and reactionaries shown strength in multiple districts.
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London Times
London Standard
Paris Dispatch
Germany
Italy
M. Bouvier
Finance
Grasse
Alps
Maritimes
M. Meline
Presistent
Ftabe
Vosges
Thevenetmont
Lyons
Bordeaux
Havre
Siegfried
Republican
Marchand
Beacon Park Track Set for Big Stal Lion Race Tomorrow
Telegram report from BosTax notes Beacon Park track dried quickly and signals a fast, perfect-weather day for the anticipated big Stal Lion race tomorrow.
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BosTax
Beacon Park
Victims Buried in Quebec Landslide Funeral Attended
The September landslide disaster in Quebec drew a large turnout led by the Ship Laborers' Society. The mass funeral at St. Patrick's Church honored Thomas Farrell and family, Richard Leahy and others as engineers and officials surveyed the cliffside for stability and future prevention measures. About 200 workers searched debris with more bodies expected.
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Quebec
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Hayden
Redemptorist Order
Father Welsh
Father Maguire
Hector Langevin
Loman Bas
Not Cured by Faith In Cape Vincent Death Case
A Cape Vincent dressmaker Anna McKee died after Christian scientists Emma Ingalls and Mrs A J McConnell treated her at home without a physician. Libbie Iselin and Mrs E Stala forced entry to the sick bed and summoned Dr Mason, but too late. The physician says earlier care might have saved her.
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Watertown
N. Y
Anna McKee
Cape Vincent
Redpath
New York
Emma Ingalls
A. J. McConnell
Miss McKee
Woman Found Dying in Mt Vernon Church Cellar
A French descent woman was found dying in the cellar of the Sacred Heart Church in Mt Vernon Westchester county Saturday night. Father Cole heard groans saw her near the bottom of the steps and she died before Dr Goodwin arrived. An autopsy showed extreme emaciation and possible alcohol related inflammation. A russet feather satchel with 15 and a cellar key was found nearby.
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New York
Truck Driver Dies in Jail After Fatal Accident
Victor Ryberg 44 died in Jersey City's county jail after his horses fatally injured Charles Witzermann as the truck driver tried to avert stepping on him. Witzermann later died at St Mary's Hospital. Ryberg, already ill with heart disease, collapsed upon receiving the news. he left a large family.
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Jersey
Mysterious Shooting At City Hall In Cleveland
Miss Luella C Berens divorced wife of Henry Kinnaman a fire department lineman went to City Hall and shot herself in the left breast after seeking him She was hospitalized in critical condition with slim chances of recovery A surgeon says the wound supports an accidental firing while others suspect a personal crisis incident remains under investigation
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Cleveland
Luella C. Berens
Henry Kinnaman
Kinnaman
Tiwee
Bezena
Spain Sends Squadron to Free Captured Crew
Madrid reports Moorish Foreign Minister seeks inquiry into the capture of a Spanish vessel by ruffians off the Morocco coast. Spain demands immediate crew release and rejects delay while evaluating contraband claims. a squadron has Odas for Tan.
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Terma
Madrid
Morocco
Political upheaval looming as Republicans demand removals
Washington dispatch reports growing expectations that the Harrison administration will intensify the removal of Democratic officeholders as summer ends. Critics cite entrenched partisans like Morton of Navigation and ex-Confederates, arguing patronage favors insiders and undermines Republican unity ahead of the 1889 political landscape.
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Washington
Blood Evidence Ties Suspected Murderer to Calumet Slaying
The body of Samuel F. Reininger of Mansfield Ohio is identified at Calumet. Police report blood found on a gun used by suspect W F Purdy strengthens links to the slaying. Panty, arrestee in Mansfield, traveled with Reininger who carried about 200 dollars at his death.
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O. Samuel Slick
W. F. Purdy
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Panty
Body of Philip Lannan Found Floating in River
The body of Philip Lannan, 35, a carpenter, was found floating in the river after being missing since Wednesday. He appeared robbed and murdered with wounds from different instruments, suggesting multiple assailants. he was over six feet tall and powerfully built.
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R. L
Philip Lannan
Wesafice Se
Man of nerve fuels sensational confession in Colestown murder
A Camden County tale centers on Garret Murray’s confession claiming Chalkley Le Coney killed his niece Annie near Merchantville. Prosecutor Jenkins backs the confession, while Le Coney’s supporters insist on his innocence. Evidence includes alleged will demand and prior Matilda Stewart case links.
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Camden County
Power of Prayer Read in Brooklyn Churches on Rome Monument
The Brooklyn diocese read Bishop Loughlin's pastoral on funding a Bruno monument in Rome and began a triduum. He condemns attacks on the Holy See by what he calls wicked men, urges prayer against secret societies, and asks the faithful to petition God for relief.
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Loughlin
Bruno
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Holy See
Knights of Labor to Hold Grand Mass Meeting in October
Chicago Central Council of the Knights of Labor met at Curiaco and planned a grand mass meeting in Central Music Hall early in October. Powderly will deliver the principal address. The council dismissed Pittsburg reports that Powderly and the Executive Committee will resign and the order disband.
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Curiaco
Chicago
Newfoundland dog mauls officer during saloon raid
New Haven police officer John Gilligan leading a raid on Christian Ver weiss saloon was attacked by a 150 pound Newfoundland dog after jumping a rear fence. The dog tore flesh from his arm and amputation may be needed. raid postponed.
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Conn
John Gilligan
Christian Verweiss
Gilligan
Merrill declines commissionership pledge in Kansas
Congressmen Merrill and Anderson report the President asked Merrill to consider a pension commissioner post. Merrill declines use of his name and suggests if Kansas picks, it should go to Captain Henry as a Kansas commander.
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Kan
E. N. Merrill
John A. Anderson
Merrill
Kansas
Henry
Hayes Refuses Comment on Knights of Labor Funds
General Secretary Hayes was found at the Windsor Hotel in Philadelphia and would not deny or confirm rumors that the order’s lecturers were summoned for funds. Reports said Powderly had resignation ready for the General Assembly at Atlanta, while a Scranton correspondent cannot locate him.
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Scranton
Swindle Sold as Medicine In Bowery Confidence Scheme
A Philadelphia telegram reports a patent medicine hoax selling Mexican Buena Medicina in fake pill form. The box hides a plain pine wood block. Dr D M Lindsay and 100 agents targeted Pennsylvania towns, promising 75 percent profits while mistreating customers. Detectives pursue Lindsay after a Line Lexington resident filed a warrant.
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Tee Mentesnane SeBans
D. M. Lindsay
Elm House
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Bowery
New York City
Green's
Lindsay
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Ninth Street
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Bucks
Chester
Delaware
Hunslinger
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Central House
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Deaser
Boundbrook
President Harrison Ends Quiet Deer Park Stay in Mountains
President Harrison spent his final Sunday in the mountains quietly with no church service. He and Mrs. Harrison will take their leave on Saturday September 23 and head to Washington for the Congress of the Three Americas. The coming week includes a Tuesday excursion to Elkins West Virginia and a possible Wednesday trip to Cumberland Maryland for the centennial celebration. Robert McKee and wife plan to stay in Deer Park through December.
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Robert McKee
McKee
Washington
Saloon Shooting in New York Leaves Man Unconscious
Becker shot James Conway in a Tompkinsville saloon after a confrontation over remarks to Mrs Becker. Conway, aided by John Rogers, collapsed and was taken to a nearby hospital and later deemed unable to testify. Becker was arrested and Rogers bound over as a witness.
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Tompkinsville
James Conway
Conway
John Rogers
South Beach
Wood
Rogers
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Treasure Mine Found Near Carmel River by Foreman’s Son
A report from Morrersr Canada dated September 22 says Foreman’s boy near Carmel river found the long lost Marin Roman mine. An old Indian woman Maria Boman allegedly hid its location. debris includes an old furnace and ore crushing tools. News sparks local excitement and plans to visit the site.
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Carmel River
Monterey
Maria Boman
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Maria
Goff Favored for Pensions Chief Rumors Rise
General Nathan Goff visited Washington and heads to Deer Park as Southern friends press him for the Pension Commissioner post. The President reportedly wants to choose the man, while Goff may not seek a bureau role. Senator Plumb weighs Major Warner and other candidates for the Supreme Bench vacancy.
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Nathan Goff
Deer Park
Goff
Supreme Bench
Plumb
Major Warner
Rea
Minneapolis
Brown
Cincinnati
Will
Interior Department
Girl Sent To Society Shelter From Destitute Home
New York September 22 Agent Stocking reports Jennie Hatfield eight-year-old who left the White Elephant with a food basket. Her mother sent her out at midnight to a street corner. Jennie was taken to Jefferson Market Court and committed to the society. Her brothers John and James are at the Catholic Protectory, and Hatfield has placed Birdie in a St. Louis boarding school.
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New York
Stocking
Gerry
Jennie Hatfield
John Hatsersets
Stockin
Stone Can Be Dissolved by New Chemical Compound
A Bohemian stonecutter in St Paul named August Boorfried has found a chemical mix that dissolves hard stone and allows casting into shapes as strong as flint and highly lustrous. The fluid form can coat stone or glassy surfaces and might enable production of car wheels and rails. He seeks backing from capitalists to develop the idea.
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St. Paul
August Boorfried
Boorfried
United Glass Co Buys Illinois Window Plants
The United Glass Company of Syreacuss has purchased all window glass plants in Illinois including Rock Island Ottawa and Streator. The firm will operate the works going forward.
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United Glass Company
Illinois
Rock Island
Ottawa
Streator
United Company
Cleveland Attends Mammoth Clam Bake at Prospect House
Ex President Cleveland arrived in Nyack New York to attend a mammoth clam bake at the Prospect House and to spend Sunday with local residents.
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Nyack
N. Y
Cleveland
Prospect House
Chinese marriage in Mott Street tale of Mai Doy and Fong Wing
A telegram reports the wedding of Fong Wing of Kwong Hong Long at 5 Mott Street to Mai Doy a comely Canton immigrant and nurse. The ceremony followed old Chinese customs with incense prayers and celebratory feasts as families and friends gathered along Mott Street.
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Fong Wing
Kwong Hong Long
Mott Street
Wane
Gan Pock
Mai Doy
Welcome for Bankers Delegates in Kansas City
Kansas City prepares to host 1500 American Bankers Association delegates September 25 26 with grand receptions cable car tours a banquet and informal gatherings across hotels and clubs. Officials have arranged badges free services and decorated streets for the event.
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Kansas City
A of American Bankers’ Association
Caer
Escapee Thomas Gare Cashes Large Check At Bank
In St. Paul on September 22 Thomas Gare, a recent escapee from the asylum, went to the First National Bank and presented a large check for cash. He reached the city seeking funds and fled after the attempt.
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Thomas Gare
First National Bank
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