Dynamite blasts hit Angers city center and police offices
A powerful bomb exploded near Angers police offices injuring officers and damaging buildings. Witnesses saw two men in dronelike work clothes nearby. Authorities link the attack to anarchist campaigns and Ravachol inspired methods, with police pursuing suspects as Paris detectives monitor the case.
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Angers
Malhent-Lotre
Paria
Walla
Loban
Ravachol
Justo
Aif
Ieneral
Shep Posible
Criminal Links Charged In Libel Case Sparks Local Arrest
April 7 report from Povenerersie New York claims Patrick Kearney linked to arrest of John Walsh and James Galvin on criminal libel charges. The piece notes a signed card by Galvin Walsh and allegations of published statements about the deceased and local politics amid rumored developments. The tale also touches on a separate lawsuit for 10100 by Kinsella, a Prospect House chambermaid, over jewelry loss and false claims. A Navy update mentions Eric projectile test failure, with a planned second test. Nearby Suffolk County race results show margins from 5 to 12 votes in Smithtown and Canarsie areas.
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Letter Cartier
Oren
Povenerersie
N.Y
Patrick Kearney
John Walsh
James Galvin
Walsh
James Galvin, Jr
New York & Massechuysetts
Kearney
Gavind Walsh
Politeian
Y Kinsella
Prospect House
Sysiunt Preacie
Brooklyn
Silly
Letterwaril
Bouthwick
Aes
Bly
County Supreme Court
Lady Watkin Wedding Stirs Family Claims in Britain
Sir Edward William Watkin, famed British railway magnate, married Mrs. Ingram at St George’s Hanover Square. The pairing, amid disputes over inheritance and influence from Watkin’s family, drew eight attendees as the couple, both aged, faced questions about motives and heirs.
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Uy Edward
Lowpom
Edward William Watkin
Bart
Hythe
East Kent
Edward
Ingram
Lady Watkin
Clildren
Marriag
St. George's
Hanover Square
Mee Ingram
Edward William Watkie
Urand
Canada
Major Warner Assaulted on Bruce to Face Incident
Ex Congressmen and former ARK commander Major William Warner, a potential presidential candidate, was assaulted in Kansas City on Tuesday evening after he called for voting rights. A young man named Gantry struck him twice, the assailant fled, and Warner sustained facial bruising with no serious injuries.
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Kansas
Crrt
William Warner
The
Ark
Kice
United States
Jynethom
Hs Bed
Gantry
Altocatch
Desperate attempt ends in suicide after liquor license denial
In Newark April 7, former grocer Jeho Gilroy applied for a Miquor license and was refused. He then tried to kill himself with a caseknife and hatchet after entering the cellar to cut wood. He injured himself severely and died shortly after. he was survived by a wife and children. Also noted: Newark M. M. Conference adjourned at noon after a week of labor. a vote to admit women delegates failed 110 to 87. Willard Saulhbury, Delaware Chancellor and former U S Senator, died suddenly at Dover aged 72. In Fount Mapin Iowa, a fire killed eight people including a man named Kitchen and several family members.
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Primevune
Jeho Gilroy
Gilroy
Newark M. M
XN. J
Newark
Omaha
Committee On Public Morals
New Jersey
Hee Willard Saulebury le
Wisiwards
Willard Saulhbury
Delaware
United States
Dover
Buchagao
Mapiom
Iowa
Qin
Will of John F. Jumlow Opens in Surrogate Court
In Porumeeersm New York on April 7 the will of the late John F Jumlow of Moulter fame was opened. Estate valued around 4,000,000 with most to Harriet W Winslow the widow and a daughter. After her death funds to be held by a trust company for the family. In Eastasurrom the town election saw the Republican candidate receive 115 votes for supervisor. Also Hawaiian Fair Commissioners arrive from Kas Puarcesco to oversee the World’s Fair preparations as they head to California.
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Wassaxaros
Navy Department
Board of Ordinance
Fort Wadaworth
New York
Jones Winslow
Train Explosion Kills and Injures Long Island Workers
Eight laborers burned and four more injured as a locomotive exploded in the Long Island railway yards at Nine in the morning. Engineer Walker and Fireman were among the injured, with several others transported to St. John’s Hospital in Brooklyn. Wreckage and low boiler water blamed. some believed fatally harmed.
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Bilnsville Ib
Sro
Walker
Joseph Lash
John Luby
Brokser
James Kling
Wen
Lash
Coathin
Sayer
St. John's Hospital
Velore
Oremag
Brooklyn
Chinese Exclusion Debate and Political Gossip in 19th Century News
The article reports on debates around the Chinese Exclusion bill with Sen Sherman and House members like Hitt, noting fears of treaty breaches and potential retaliatory action as thousands of Chinese flock to the United States. It also covers Whitelaw Reid’s remarks on Mr. Blaine’s nomination, a pistol accident in Eatontown, and various other brief items including money circulation, a court case in Mass, and a note on New York reapportionment.
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States
Sherman
Haces
China
Bhsoom Rayas
Jouney
Duelary feud over social snub shakes Southern society
In New York on April 7 a high society feud between the Wise and Greens families erupts over Miss Greene’s alleged exclusion from a dancing class. Col Skinner, Mr Wise, and others discuss invitations, duels, and reputations as friends try to defuse a scandal that tests honor and home life.
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Altair
Rays
Mies Greene
Sargent Wise
Bia
Jobo Sargent Wise
Sreporter
Col. Skinner
Mr. Wise
Miss Greene
New York
Leslie Brace
Col Skinner
South
Orer Mins Greene
Atlas Greene
Mr. Bruce
Misischman Seeks American Fight Over Seemingly Fractured Engagement
April 7 reports Miss Bottle Misischman, heiress of yeast magnate Chan Fieischman, breaks engagement with Coast Logothett over plans to join an American boxing bout. The piece notes social shock and hints at a larger scandal surrounding high society bets on public spectacle.
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