Plot to Install Duc d Orléans in Paris Coup Revealed
Paris reports an anti Loubet demonstration planned to land the Duc d Orléans in France by an English boat. The scheme aimed to stun officials with loaded canes and seize the throne during Sunday chaos, with Loubet as a primary target and others designated for knockout and removal.
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Paris
Duc d'Orieana
Seine
Puteaux
Parie
Loubet
Loubet Wee
Duc
France
Eight Hour Labor Law To Take Effect Next Saturday
The state eight hour labor law goes into effect next Saturday covering state, county, and municipal construction and contract work. William Blackman, inspector and labor-commission member, pledges enforcement where violations occur. The Cedar River pipeline contract is cited as a likely first test, with Pacific Bridge paying 16 cents an hour for eight hours and 2 percent for two extra hours. Prosecuting Attorney McElroy opines the law may not apply here. Judge F A McDonald notes the bill aims to cover all state and local improvements.
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William Blackman
State Labor Commission
Cedar River
Pacific Bridge Company
McElroy
F. A. McDonald
Labor Committee
Alaskan boundary dispute settlement praised in London
Reports from London say Lord Salisbury and Ambassador Choate reached an agreement on the Alaska boundary dispute. The exact concessions are not disclosed, but it is stated that the English did not make them.
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London
Lord Salisbury
Choate
Old Clothes Trust Organized in Baxter Street NY
A new Old Clothes Trust formed on Baxter Street reports capital stock of 14,006,000 with divisions among The Original Cohen 37,000,000 The Original Levy 91,000,000 The Only Bliverstein 1,006,000 and a remaining 4,000,000 held by Chatham Square brokers and many retired apparel speculators. Levy allegedly involved.
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New York
Baxter Street
Tt Ie
Cohen
Levy
Bliverstein
Chatham Square
Old Clothes Monopoly Aims To Ban Wearing
The Produce Exchange reports the plan of the OM Clothes Oc tepue to buy all old clothes nationwide and hoard them until their value surpasses new garments. The scheme seeks to render old clothing unaffordable, forcing a shift away from worn items.
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Produce Exchange
Paris theater figure Augustine Daly dies at hotel
The renowned theatrical manager Augustine Daly died suddenly at the Hotel Continental in Paris. His body will be sent to London for services before shipment to New York. A separate report from Cairo confirms Prince Chimay’s husband, Rigo, is alive and well, per a telegram reply.
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Paris
Augustine Daly
Hotel Continental
London
New York
Lonivmen
Itige
Chimay
Cairo
Rigo
Clara Rigo
Bryan speaks to Woodmen at Kansas City and Jewell College
Col Wm Jennings Bryan arrived in Liberty Missouri on route to Kansas City to address 15 000 Woodmen and then 10 000 at William Jewell College denouncing trusts. In Chattanooga thirty people were injured when a German Meight suburban train wrecked last midnight after the engine wheels caught a broken switch and the train turned over rescuers aided injured passengers.
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Liberty
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Kansas City
William Jewell College
Chatanooga
Gorham Ambition To Lead Democratic National Committee
The Chronicle reports that Gorham may become a leading candidate for the DNC chair. Jones will resign as chair at a meeting in this city on July 2.
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Chicago
the Chronicle
Gorman
Democratic National Committee
Jones
Aguinaldo Declares Dictatorship Amid Philippine Conflict
Manila reports Aguinaldo dissolves the Filipino congress and proclaims himself dictator. Filipino in Manila credit the claim as accurate. The Insurgent Service shows Lawton adopting rapid mobilization tactics north of Laguna de Bay with Hall at Morong and Whalley at Pasig ready to advance on short notice.
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Manila
Jane
Aguinaldo
Secret Service
Lawton
Laguna de Bay
Hall
Morong
Whalley
Pasig
Deaths in Huntington Woman Found Poisoned At Home
Mrs. Howard Billups died at her Heart's Creek home after a postmortem showed poisoning. A six year old granddaughter claimed someone poured into the coffee but later denied the charge. Officials pursue rigid inquiries as a related prior death of Mrs Billups’ son-in-law surfaces.
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Huntington
W. Va
Howard Billups
Heart's Creek
Olue
Billup
Women Urge Opposition to Philippine War Through Petition
A committee of prominent Horton women issues an address urging American women to support the Anti Imperialist League. They prepared a petition to President McKinley calling to end the war of criminal aggression. Copies will be broadcast nationwide for signatures.
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Horton
Mass
Anti-Imperialist League
Philippines
McKinley
Ceame
Gold found hidden in old meat shop ruins
Workmen tearing down the meat shop of late Philip Multer's estate unearthed a tin can containing about $20,000 in gold. The discovery occurred during the demolition as the family planned a new block on the site.
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Plymouth
Philip Multer
Dreyfus to Wear French Army Uniform on Return
Captain Dreyfus will leave for France tomorrow and wear his uniform as a captain when he arrives. He reports joy to his wife in a telegram, notes good health though worn features, and mentions the cruiser Blax will land him at Brest near Rennes where the court martial will convene.
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Cayenne
Dreyfus
France
Court of Cassation
Brax
Cruieer Blax
Dreyfue
Brest
Rennes
Preparing for the Big Mill
In New York June fits curtails training as the fighters rest ahead of the bout. Jeffries plans light work and will break camp Friday for Coney Island. Kid McCoy arrived from Denver and will challenge the winner, with a purse likely for a Fits victory.
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New York
Fits
Jeffries
Coney Island
Kid McCoy
Denver
Colorado A’ Jetioe Association
Philadelphia editor Vincent McLaughlin dies at home
Vincent McLaughlin publisher and editor of the Times in Philadelphia died this morning at his home after months of illness. He was about years old and had recently inherited ownership of the Times from his father Frank McLaughlin. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Philadelphia
Vincent McLaughlin
the Times
McLaughlin
Frank McLaughlin
One Yellow Fever Case in New Orleans
Miss Grillo aged 17 living on Regal street was reported Saturday as yellow fever and died Sunday after the board of health ordered immediate house disinfection. An autopsy supported the finding of yellow fever. Experts concluded the case presented evidence of yellow fever and that no other cases were suspicious in New Orleans.
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New Orlpans
Miss Grillo
Regal Street
Board of Health
Board of Aperts
Boards of Health
Board of Experts
New Orleans
Immigrant Woman Found at Depot With Baby
The woman found wandering with a baby at the depot last night, unable to speak English, was identified as Zeusen Wayscare from Austria. Her husband is in the Austrian army and her brother John Stromege of Carbonado arranged her travel with $250. She is 21, baby 11 months, and will be sent to Carbonado tonight.
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Zeusen Wayscare
Austria
John Stromege
Carbonado
America
North Yakima Man Seeks Vessel Details From Seattle Escape
Henry B. Scudder of North Yakima asks Chief Reed for the vessel name of a sailing boy who left Seattle for Iber in May 198. A San Francisco resident Pacific letter aids the inquiry. The report also notes BF. A. Clark in local saloon business and Thomas Mullen a 10 year old runaway from the county poor farm.
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Henry B. Scudder
North Yakima
Chief Reed
Veese
Seattle
Mr. Scudder
N.L. Higgins
San Francisco
Reed
BF. A. Clark
Thomas Mullen
Wandering Boy Returned to Farm After Street Watch
A boy found wandering was taken to headquarters by Officer Freeman and will be sent back to the farm today. Chief Reed received a letter from Rudolph John of Y Street Fret Station Sheboygan Wis seeking news of his brother William who left home five years ago. William wrote last January he was “hard up” and needed funds. a May 25 letter said he was dying. Rudolph suspects he is being worked and Beattie street address is given. Chief Reed also received a telegram from Chief Neville of Butte Montana about a defaulter Kirk held there awaiting Beattie police action.
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Freeman
Reed
Rudolph KR. John
Y Street
Sheboygan
Wis
William
William John
Hudolph
John
Beattie
Neville
Butte, Mount
T Kirk
de Faulter
Beattie Police
Boy Killed After Stepping Before Express Train Near Hog Harbor
A four year old named June Harrhorh or Harrhor, passing by own action, stepped in front of a fast express about a mile above Hog Harbor city New Jersey. The train stopped and the mangled body was taken to the station.
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Hog Harrhor City
N. J
John Gelig
Fighting preacher ejects disruptive youth in Alabama church
A Birmingham church disturbance led by a youth who sat in the rear with others. Rev Jasper Rethth left the pulpit to confront the troublemaker and threw him from the church, ending the disruption as the service resumed.
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Birmingham
Ala
Peetor
Jasper
Mith
En Deavor Chorus to Perform at Armory Event
Arrangements are complete for the Christian En deavor convention chorus concert to be held at the Armory tomorrow night. The nine-voice chorus and soloists come from top musical talent and will sing The Holy City. Proceeds benefit the C EB convention and the event is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Christian Endeavor Convention
Armory
Holy City
Excursion Planned as White Pass & Yukon Opens Route
The White Pass and Yukon Railway aims to open the line to Lake Bennett by July 1 and sponsor an invitational excursion July 4 from Skagway to Lake Kennett. The trip will be run under BE Hawkins and L H Gray with staff deployed to finish track laying.
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White
Meeting of All the Committees Sets Fourth of July Program
The Fourth of July celebration committees in Seattle report rapid subscriptions and strong finances. A meeting of all committees is planned for tomorrow night at headquarters in the Roxnell block to align the public program with printed and official notices.
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Seattle Spirit
Roxnell Block
Denny-Blaine Company Settles Most Claims After Collision
Denny-Blaine Land Company has settled 13 claims from the Grant Street Railway collision with the Northern Pacific train on May, with claimants receiving full amounts. Only one damage suit remains, brought by a party who allegedly offered to settle for a few hundred dollars. The firms prefer settlements over litigation, and remaining claims are expected to settle.
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Denny-Blaine Land Company
Northern Pacific
Grant Street Railway Company
Missing Fremont Boy Sparks Local Search Effort
Five year old Alexander Bowen, son of B J Bowen a Fremont resident and Woodmen member, has been missing since Monday night. The Woodmen will conduct a citywide inquiry starting at 10 o clock tomorrow morning to assist in locating the child.
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Alexander Bowen
B. J. Bowen
Fremont
Bowen
Order of Woodmen
Excursions on the Sound by Skagit Chief Planned
The Seattle Excursion Company charters the Skagit Chief for the summer to run Sound excursions. Directors include W. J. Dudley B. J Rethbone and Charles T. Battellc. They invite President Graves of the chamber of commerce and Mayor Humea with chamber and city council members to a Saturday evening trip to meet the Itteship Iowa expected to arrive on the Sound.
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Seattle Excursion Company
W. J. Dudley
B. J Rethbone
Charles T. Battellc
Graves
Chamber of Commerce
Humea
Iowa
Sound
Brutal Mob Discipline Report From Parkersburg
In Parkersburg and Washington district near Calhoun county two unknown women were whipped after improper actions. They were forced from a house nearly nude and tied to a tree. A speak easy proprietor was warned to leave or be whipped upon return. he had already departed.
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Park
Boy Learns to Ride Wheel Drowns on East Sixteenth Street
New York residents report a tragedy on East Sixteenth street where Tenry Tuc ei of 298 Avenue C fell from his bicycle while descending a down grade. He lost his pedals and tumbled into the river, and was drowned.
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New York
Tenry Tucei
Avenue C
East Sixteenth Street
United States Tops World in Gold Reserves Rising Fast
The United States now holds more gold than any nation and adds about 5 million dollars monthly. Current stock totals around 1 billion with about 700 million in the treasury and the rest in banks or circulation. Other nations listed include Great Britain, Germany, Russia, and Austria with varying holdings.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Germany
Russia
Austria
Fire destroys Kentucky dry goods house in Paducah
Fire swept through the dry goods house of Ky & Co in Paducah this morning. The Beott Hardware company occupied the second floor and suffered extensive damage. Insurance stood at 9000 for the stock and 3600 for the hardware firm.
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Paducah
Ky & Co
Beott Hardtware Company
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