Paris Turmoil as Anarchists Sack Churches and Clash with Police
Paris sees major unrest sparked by anarchists linked to La Peuple and La Petite Republique. Faure and Faureot led crowds through Place de la Republique and disrupted St Ambroise and St Joseph churches, with windows smashed and altars torn. Police and Republican guards battled mobs, dozens injured and hundreds detained, as demonstrations spread toward Place de la Nation and Boulevard Magenta.
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Paris
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la Petite Republique
Mnartechists
Scvlatiste
Hotenger
Digobilers
Sebastien Faure
Fahetiot
Shore
Fred
M. Gul- Tier
Mace de la Nation
Lelma Werianedind
Faure
Herr
Mace de la Republicque
Joseph Jettler
Dean Perrin
Nate TrRuu
D' Phe Wees
Place de Ta Republieque
Wis Binkdenty
St Ambroise
Oe Dorboy
Hue St. Mott Papineswort
81. Joseph
Abbe Lacour
Bitteriny
Aue
Seetendiy
Rue de Chalirot
Rue de Chatrot
Rioters Expelled by Police After Courtyard Refuge Taken
A crowd of rioters sought refuge in the Gare de L'Etat courtyard and were expelled by police who made twenty five arrests. Quiet returned as fires were quenched and mobs dispersed. The attack targeted church property in the city’s poorest quarter while the fashionable districts saw no disorder.
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Gare de L' Fete
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Vive L'Armee
Pe Magenta
Houlevard de
Strasbourg
Fred
General Mercier Refuses Statement On Dreyfus Issue
Rennes August 20 General Mercier who led war ministry at Dreyfus trial declines to comment. His son relays that foreigners misled by press will see verdict soon as Dreyfus condemned. Labour’s health worsens delaying testimony.
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Rennes
Mercier
Dreyfus
Associatid Press
Mereler
Theiy Press
Dreymaund
Dreyfnue
Associated Press
Mutire Labour
General Mercier
Bork
M. Labor
M. Labert
Mo Demande
Porto Rico Supplies Arrive For Relief Effort
Five hundred tons of supplies for Puerto Rico relief were loaded on the transport Panther in Philadelphia. About 400 tons more are expected to arrive tomorrow morning, with the ship to sail tomorrow afternoon. Lieutenant Commander Aaron Ward plans to direct the Panther to Porto Rico unless ordered otherwise by War Secretary Rowe.
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Philadelphia
Utle
Dakranly
Aaron Ward
Porto Rico
Ward
Baltimore
Tragic Death in Maryevilly Linked to Teen Fight
In Maryevilly Missouri on August 3 Albert Anderson age 12 or 13 was killed by Thomas Downing age 17 during a quarrel. Anderson struck Downing with a whip and Downing picked up a rock and struck Anderson in the temple, killing him instantly.
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Maryevilly
Albert Anederson
Allison
Thomas Downing
Anderson
Downing
Anderton
Four Men Die in Store Duel at Lake Eni Hatchie Parish
Report from Lake Eni in Hatchie parish describes a deadly store duel between Callie Brown Robert Lee Brown and Dr W H Glover on one side and BG Freeman on the other. Freeman and Callie Brown exchanged gunfire earlier. four men died in the exchange. Freeman wounded and Brown killed as Brown left the doorway. All parties described as prominent locals with ties to lawmen and business.
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Shreveport
Lake Eni
Hatchitoches
Callie Brown
Robert Lian Brown
W. H. Glover
BG. Freeman
Freeman
Dr. Glover
Robert Lee Brown
Brown
Sherif Freeman
Hatchitoches Parish
Jover
Brown Brothers
Cuban authority blunder over forged signature arrest
In Havana Mr Harris a clerk at the governor general’s headquarters was arrested on charges of forging a signature attributed to General Chaffee in a $4000 matter. His wife faced similar suspicions. Civil authorities kept them twelve hours incommunicado despite military orders against such detention and then released them with an apology. The clash centers on civil versus military jurisdiction.
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Havans
Harris
Ceneral Admir Chaffer
Brooke
Attemm
Chaffee
Roosevelt Joins McKinley Visit at Plattsburg Services
President McKinley and Secretary of the Interior Mitcheouk travel to Plattsburg and attend First Presbyterian Church where Pastor Gamble preaches Hebrews chapter 9. Vice President Hibert is ill and receiving medical attention. Governor Roosevelt and Mrs. Ponse vel arrive with a special Sun day train and discuss the Ohio campaign ahead of September.
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Plattsburge
S. C
McBinley
Mitcheouk
Plattsburg
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph Gamble
Hebrews
Hibert
Roosevelt
Major Harrison III in Cuba amid yellow fever scare
Major Harrison III and Inspector General Thussell Harrison face a yellow fever scare as authorities isolate him. The Cristo outpost moved quarters last month. no new cases in the city. Fever control measures and quarantine rites are underway, with patients monitored and movement restricted.
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Ely
Teidaarters
Sentiace
Dail
More Fighting at Santo Domingo
Reports from Cape Maytim to Port au Prince detail renewed clashes as government troops push toward Monte Cristi and San Pedro Macorla proclaims a revolution in support of General Jimines. A Hu Haitian advance blocks insurgent movements along the frontier while ships patrol to prevent a Jimites landing.
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Maytl
Aue
San Cernn- Ingo
Monte Cristi
San Pedro Macwrla
Jimines
Port Au Prince
Hayti Ave
Chupev
Miaterovara
Flehring
Haytien
Miniater Cordero
Port Theraly
War Veesele
Jimites
Brooke Releases Jiminez After Arrest in Havana
Report claims General Juan Jimines, heir to the San Domingo presidency, was seized aboard a steamer at Clenfiega and released by Major General Brooke orders. Washington and local officials dispute who authorized the arrest, with customs and police cited in varying accounts.
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Jiminez
Gomez
Havana
Ate
Juan Leider Jimines
San Domingo
Clenfiega
James H. Wilton
Matanzas
Santa Lara
Cwky
Jimines
Posetee
Diarho Ge
Marina
Chenfuemon
Marlo
Washington
Figuero
San Domine
Michuster
Cute
Ran Domingo
Maximo Comex
Gomex
Wilson
Rbrenke
Thaly
Santo Domingo presidential hopeful Jiminez leaves Cuba objecting to arrest
Jiminez, Santo Domingo’s presidential aspirant, departed from Cienfuegos aboard the Palama heading to Manzanillo and Santiago de Cuba. He criticized his arrest, saying his mission is peaceful, unarmed, and aimed at peacefully assuming the presidency. He urged closer U S relations once in office.
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Jhillan Isidra Jiminex
Santo Domingo
Clenfuegos
Palama
Manzanillo
Santiago de Cuba
Union Hotel
Clty
Mangrille
Associated Presse
Molineley
Canton
Washingtog
Ritter
Ameriaas
Weather and politics mix with local and world news
Weather today fair and warmer. Reports cite General Mercier decline to be interviewed amid global and Philippine clashes. White discusses peace conference work as baseball spring training and commerce news appear. Clergy and editorials note on faith and medicine. Judge Archbald to appear at Harrisburg convention amid Scranton area updates. Industrial news rounds out the brief.
Head on Collision Near Norristown Injures Thirty
A head on trolley collision occurred today on the Norristown Chestnut Hill and Roxborough line in Plymouth township, Montgomery county. Thirty persons were injured, with several listed as badly hurt or seriously injured and taken to Charity Hospital at Norristown.
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Sebastian Faure
Momirchiste
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Tmuanifesta
Anarchiste
Transnet
Rochefort
Drumont
Philadelphia
Norristown
Chestnut Hill
Roxborowsh
Plymouth Township
Misterery County
Charity Hospital
John Parsons
Tiba Dricken
Wil Vom Wiartsine
Mes
Bridget Nunan
Hods
Julia Moeshiin
Norma
Mise Allen McClulgan
Phi. Delphia
Alee
Heapiral
Warne Arrest Reported With Dak. Regiment Tie
Minneapolis dispatch reports Dr Warne major surgeon of the South Dakota regiment under investigation following a confrontation with Col Alfred Freret. Cablegram from Neagnisatil Japan references the case and possible outcomes, including continued service or return to material duties.
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Warne
Alfred 5. Frioet
Marita
Bonds of Union Pacific Issued Across Nation
A Gaines dispatch reports Chicago Aug 2 special says Quiles men aim to seize funds from the treasury via a court order. Decatur’s Aden Matern aids efforts to recover a federal bond issue tied to early construction loans. Bonds totalling 64,000,000 are discussed with evasive claims of treasury concealment and a long-deceased Charls Durkey linked to prior ownership.
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Tribune
Gaines
Aden Matern
Decatur
Treasury
Washington
Ty Chars Durkey
The
Dirkes
Canieta
Murder at Paulsboro Ends in Fatal Shooting
Edward Rich of Schenevus New York was shot through the heart by his brother in law William J Haugh in Paulsboro North Carolina. Haugh was arrested as investigators weigh whether the killing was murder or an accident amid a house visit and prior dispute.
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Edward Rich
Haugh
Philadelphia
Schenevus
Omega County
N.Y
William J Haugh
Paulsboro
N. C
Rin
Riehi
Hugh
Paul Epiel
Holmesburg
Havin
Radcliffe
Gever
Plague Outbreaks Reported in Europe
Lisbon reports the Rubonia plague spreading with a cordon around Onoorto. Madrid notes three new Dubente plague cases in Oporto described as mild. Boanlah consul faces prosecution for not notifying the Spanish government.
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Lisbon
Onoorto
Madrid
Ave
Oporto
Fragmentary Omaha Notice Recounts Voter Aid Plan
The readable text describes a Nebraska volunteer group and a state front listed on a frayed August notice. Mentions of a prominent citizen, a governor, and a meat provider hint at a public aid or trade event and a required state emergency action.
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Onmatiun
Mani
Thompson
Patoolitt
Rumors Stir Over Command Change Plans at Lake Champlain
Washington reports rumors of a possible change in command as General Wesley Merritt prepares for a presidential conference this week. Secretary Riot contends with options while Mr Roots undertakes a protective trip, fueling speculation of a shift in troop leadership aboard ships near Lake Champlain.
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Washington
Aug. S
Lake Champlain
Wesley Merritt
Roots
Colonial Office Denies Ultimatum Sent to South African Republic
The colonial office rejects claims that Secretary of State for the Colonies Joseph Chamberlain issued an ultimatum to the government of the South African Republic regarding the Outlanders demands. The denial was printed this morning by the People.
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London
Colonial Office
Joseph Chamberlatin
South Afelan
Tragic Freight Train Accident Claims Teen des Town
William Honsel aged 14 died after losing both legs and an arm when he fell from a freight train en route home from a testing trip. He was taken to the county hospital where he died.
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William Honsel
Thie
Soldier James P L Young Killed by Freight Train in Evanston
Private James PL Young of Company D Thirtieth infantry was killed by a freight train in Evanston today. He had served in the Philippines and recently joined the Spanish War era Indiana regiment. He resided at Mechanicaburg PI and was part of the One Hundred and Eighty-fifth Indiana regiment.
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Chine
Aug
James PL Young
Evanston
Philippines
Mechanicaburg
One Hundred and Eighty-ffth Indiana
Monten Pledges Mine to Resume Operations in Twenty Days
President John M. Monten of the Dinthel Aine Waparke of America announced after talks with Panan mine owners that operations will resume within twenty days. The meeting, held in Pann, focused on mine restoration and stability for the region.
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Bordelielli
Aue Sh -Atala
John M. Monten
Dinthel Aine Waparke
America
Pann
Port movement scheme linked to cargo and duties
An Alm. Secretary aide telegraphed New York authorities to permit in bond export to Porto Rico for tornado victims aboard a transport without duty on coffee. The plan aimed to arrive at Porto Rico and cancel the bond on a certificate levied by the military collector of customs.
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Washington, Alm
Insurgents Driven Back In Philippine Engagements
A lieutenant of the Twelfth Infantry was killed and another wounded near Angeles as American forces repelled a large insurgent force. Lt Cole and his men rout insurgents entrenched in Negros mountains. six rifles and ammunition seized, nine attackers killed. Dispatch recounts additional clashes at Tihuan Negros and notes Lt Alfred W. Drew killed and Lt Willis Mine wounded. Drew was Texas born, ex Texas volunteer major.
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Laguna Bay
Calamba
Washington
War Department
Willis Mine
Sane
Flint
Alfred WW
Drew MenConed
Texas
Military Acadents
Ith
United States Infantry
Spain
Texas Volunteer Infinitey
War Department Casualty Roster From Manila
A garbled dispatch lists soldiers associated with the war department near Manila dated August 2. Names include Alice W. Lord of the Twelfth Infantry and Jose Morte of the Ninth Infantry, with entries suggesting illness or injury. Other entries mention John P. Lamh and various unit designations.
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Woehington
Ange
Manila
Alice W. Lord
Thei Foyver
Teuton
Jose Morte
Jeti Smith
William J.eerivan
John PL Dinh
Peurth Iifertiry
Resignation of Rev Maddock Rocks Girls’ School Board
The Rev Maddock resigns as trustee of the girls’ industrial school amid family and school turmoil. Mrs Eyler’s condition is not serious though she remains nervous. Governor Voorhees may be asked to act as the Adirondacks and hospital concerns are noted as officials consider the next steps.
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Trenton
J. Aue
Theo
Charpy
Maddock
Homer
Voorlees
Girls’ Industrial Scholai Miaghilock
Treme Sons
Adirondacks
Governon
Pee Gunn
Probable double murder reported in Huntington area
A drunken attack with a pan axe left a white woman named Mary Winters and neighbor John Reemsport seriously injured. Suspect Hasil Heil, a licensed tailor, was involved and fled after the assault. Authorities note both victims are not expected to recover.
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Huntington
Aue
Iris
Hasil Heil
Piraiohor
Mary Wincom
Hell
John Reemsport
Mises Winters
Bell
Dale
Trustings, Neh Aue Sh Word in BHOETIOG Court Case
Fragmentary report describes an alleged plot involving Mies Viala Horkhoker who faced an accusation of contacting Ute Mire and sending a box of undetermined items to Charles A. Morey. Proceedings mention an insane asylum in Jacksonville.
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Mies Viala Horkhoker
Mire
Charles A. Morey
Jacksonville
Weather Forecast for Washington Area Turns Warmer
Forecasters predict a warm Monday with continued high temperatures. A Pacific cold front is expected to bring thunderstorms and cooler air by Tuesday with fresh southerly winds.
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Monlay
Tuenlay
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