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Newspaper

Reporter

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1897

Page

7

Duel of Count of Turin and Prince Henri Ends with Wounds

In Paris a dawn sword duel between the Count of Turin and Prince Henri of Orleans left Henri with two serious wounds to the right shoulder and abdomen while Turin suffered a minor hand wound. Seconds included M. Leonteiff and M. Mourichon for Henri and Avogadro de Quinto and Carlo di Binori for Turin. The clash lasted twenty six minutes with five engagements, and both sides agreed to stop after Henri bent sword and was deemed inferior by doctors.

Paris Turin Prince Henri of Orleans Raie de Marchaux M. de Leonteiff Equatorial Abyssinia M. Raoul] Mourichon Avogadro de Quinto Carlo di Binori Prince Henri Duc d’Chartres Figaro France Henri Leontieff Major Teonteiffe M. Mourichon Prince Heri Ileari Italy Allez Messieurs

Wounded Henri Fears Peritonitis After Injury

Doctors report Henri received a deep abdominal wound and clutched his wound before sinking to his seat. Leontieff supported him and he rolled to the ground exclaiming he could do no more. Wound may be complicated by peritonitis, requiring extreme care for several days.

Henri Leontieff

Intrigues of an Afghan's Amber Threaten British Rule in India

London reports serious concern over Afghan intrigues linked to the ameer's influence. Indian papers note his book distribution to regiments, pro-Islamic propaganda, and calls to unite against Christian rule. Commanders Gholam Haidair and forces near Peshawer, Rawalpindi, Swat, and Mardan ready for possible operations.

England London India Ameer Mahmud Sabuktjin Chitpur Gholam Haidair Asmar Fort Shabdaka Peshawer Rawalpindi Punjab General Blood Swat General Elles Mardan Yawalapill

Steamer Reports Balloon Seen Off Norwegian Coast

The steamer Konghalfdan sighted a large balloon around 4:50 a.m. between Laugesmund and Ryvardena in Norway heading east southeast at 1500 feet. A 400 foot guide rope hung from the car, believed to be Cetti's balloon launched yesterday at Arendala with a southeasterly wind.

Arendala Norway Stavenger Konghalfdan Laugesmund Ryvardena Cetti’s

Three Men Missing After Sea Attempt From Coney Island

David Dalton the famed world fair swimmer and his companions Peters of New Bedford and Walter Arnold of Boston are missing after a mission from Coney Island toward the Sandy Hook lightship. It is feared all three were swept out to sea during the 14 mile journey.

Dalton New York David Dalton Red Peters New Bedford Mass Walter Arnold Boston Coney Island Sandy Hook

Lawyers Serve Injunction in Fulton Riot Case

Attorney Johnson of the Modern Woodmen of America, jailed in yesterday's riot, was served with an injunction by Master in Chancery at Sterling to block moving the headquarters to Rock Island. Anthony Bastian and C. W. Clendenning, Fulton directors, seized Clerk Hawes' office as directed by the board.

Futton, Jr Attorney Johnson Modern Woodmen of America Sterling Rock Island Anthony Bastian C. W. Clendenning Fulton Modern Woodmen Clerk Hawes

Marchers Arrested After Injunction at Bundla Pit

Pittsburg August 14 deputies arrested eighteen marchers for disorderly conduct as they marched to the Bundla mine despite an injunction. They were brought to county court where the case was heard and a decision reserved.

Pittsburg Bundla

Man shoots girl's father in Florence suburb tragedy

In Florence Alabama on August 14 Eli Burney, barred from visiting his sweetheart, shot and fatally wounded W. B. Green, the girl’s father, at Whithead. The case involves a forbidden romance ending in violence.

Florence Ala Eli Burney Sweethear W. B. Green Whithead

Bryan on Silver at Butte Race Track

Twenty five people heard W. J. Bryan speak on silver at the race track in Butte Montana on August 14. In Aberdeen South Dakota a fire gutted the C. B. Collins drug store in Groton damaging nearby structures. origin unknown, insured.

Aberdeen S. D C. B. Collins Groton

So Far as She Knew She Didn't

New York Aug 14 Mrs Emily Brown of Douglas Mich in deposition testified that as far as she knows her daughter Sarah Ann Angell never married Jay Gould.

New York Emily Brown Douglas, Mich Sarah Ann Angell Jay Gould

Weekly Bank Statement Shows Reserve Decrease

New York bank weekly report indicates a reserve drop of 2 119 005 dollars. Banks may hold 39 882 00 dollars in excess of legal requirements.

Faure Plans Vast Russia Visit With Banquets and Pageants

London reports the French president Faure will visit St. Petersburg with stops in Cronstadt and Peterhof. He will attend a banquet at Peterhof, lay a hospital cornerstone, review fleets, and depart August 31. The plan includes a Faure fountain memorial and medals bearing Republique Francaise.

London Faure St. Petersburg Pothuan Briux Surof Cronstad Russia Petrehoff Peterhoff Palace Imperial Theater Czar Empire Karseno Peterhorst Palace Cronstadt Czarina Dunkirk Kasanz Square President Faure Guard of Honor France Beyreath Postal

Turkey Demands Indemnity for Thessaly Troop Withdrawal

Constantinople August 14. Turkish foreign ministers submitted fresh proposals on evacuation of Thessaly and indemnity. Powers pressed Greece to pay £1,000,000 down to enable Turkish withdrawal, a plan Greece said could not be funded without a foreign loan, given control terms.

Thessaly Constantinople Tophaneh Kiosk Tewfix Pasha Greece Turkey

Medal chase replaces old paths to fame in youth

A Washington Star poem contrasts the old ideal hero who accepts one medal with today’s youth who chase constant applause. It notes the shift toward frequent wins like a “century run” each week, as the modern athlete seeks continuous tributes.

Gray Washington Star

Abominable Legacy and Healers in Old Advertisements

Ancestral rheumatism is described as a family trait. The text promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the best method to prevent and treat rheumatism and premonitory twinges. It claims the tonic counters cold exposure fatigue and subdues malaria liver kidney issues dyspepsia and nerve distress.

Aids to Business. Chicago Record

Doctors attend summer medical conventions to learn about rising diseases and start new treatment approaches each year, according to a Chicago Record piece on aids to business.

Chicago

Allen's Foot-Ease Advertisement and London School Board Note

An ad touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder for swollen hot feet with cooling relief and bunion comfort, sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with trial packages offered. The second fragment imagines London school board children joining hands to span 300 miles to Carlisle.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted le Roy London School Board London Carlisle

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Global Electric Transit Notes

The ad copy mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure priced at 75 cents and praises its internal use. It notes Germany’s electric lights on over 1,650 postal cars and Austria considering the same system. Also cites Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with 25 cents price and references world island counts and hair loss remedies.

Germany Austria

The Frolicsome Searchlight on the Hudson

The New York Sun reports river steamers now use large searchlights nightly along the Hudson. Lights flash into upper west side apartments and hospital wards, alarming patients yet enhancing the river’s nocturnal scenery for travelers.

New York Sun Hudson River Upper West New York Albany

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