Paris Coup Plot Aims to Aiding Louis Napoleon
Guizette cites Paris dispatch detailing an alleged conspiracy to overthrow the French republic and install Louis Napoleon as emperor. The plan centers on a September 14 demonstration with a full Russian army generalship promise and involves Deroujede, the Marquis de Lur Saluces, and Marcel Habeert, with high government officials said to aid.
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France
Pall Mal
Guizette
Paris
Louis Napoleon
Azar
Louis
M. Derou- Jede
Marquis de Lur Saluces
M. Marcel-Habeert
Civil Government Failure in Philippine Provinces
The United States civil Committee reports a three month trial of provincial government in Cebu and Isabel and Batangas, Luzon. Due to incomplete pacification, control is returned to military authorities. Civil officials retain functions but operate under General Chaffe instead of Civil Governor Taft.
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Manila
United States Civil Committee
Cebu
Isabel
Batangas
Luzon
Chaffe
Taft
Officer Kills Burglar in Ravenna Millinery Burglary
Night Sergeant Richard R. Fairchild surprised two burglars in a Ravenna Ohio millinery shop. He ordered surrender, the culprits fired as they fled, Fairchild returned fire wounding one burglar fatally. The other escaped, the dead burglar remains unidentified.
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Fficer
Richard RB. Fairchild
Ravenna
Ohio
Faircsild
Lightning Fatalities Strike Grove City Crew
A fierce storm in Grove City Pennsylvania killed four section crew members from the Bessemer and Lake Erie railroad. The men sought shelter in a deserted house as lightning struck, killing them instantly, while three others suffered severe injuries.
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Grove City
Bessemer
Lake Erie
Wreck of Veintzs Yacht Off Greenwich Claims Several Lives
The yacht Veintzs owned by Arthur Colburn of Philadelphia was wrecked in a storm off Greenwich. Colburn and his two daughters Ida and Annette, his niece Elizabeth, Captain Flran, and one sailor drowned. A charred daughter Mrs. Walter Sprankle and the steward survived.
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New Haven
Veintzs
Arthur Colburn
Mmillionaire
Philadelphia
Greenwich
Colburn
Ida
Annette
Elizabeth
Flran
Walter
Sprankle
Price of Salt Cut by Five Cents Amid Salt Trust Move
The Michigan SMS Association has lowered salt price from seventy to forty five cents per barrel to reduce surplus. Representatives say outside competitors face stiff resistance as the trust plans to curb smaller dealers.
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Michigan Sms Association
Neely May Go Free Amid Embezzlement Doubts
War Department officials weigh the likelihood of Charles F. Neely facing trial for embezzling thousands from the postal service in Cuba. Jurisdictional questions and legal uncertainties cloud the case as doubts rise about ultimate conviction and possible release.
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Neely
War Department
aGharies F. W. Neely
Fenee
Cuba
Tts
Four-Story Luce Building Collapses in Grand Rapids Michigan
A building collapse at the four story Luce structure on Monroe and Ottawa in Grand Rapids Michigan caused a crash that woke residents. The debris pile covered a large area, with an estimated loss around 250000 dollars. Firemen battled the flames and cleared rubble as damage mounted.
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Luce
Monroe
Ottawa
Grand Stupids
Mich
Rdumnane
Bok
Oldest Man in the Country Recalled in Fractured Clipping
A fragment mentions the country’s oldest man, described as possibly the oldest in the nation, with sparse details about identity and context. The readable text hints at a historic or biographical note without full confirmation or dates.
Excursion steamer Puritan burned at Buffalo docks
Reports describe the Puritan burning at Buffalo with upper works destroyed and $10,000 damage. The incident follows mentions of eleven injured, two fatally, and names Alfred Claggett and James J. Callahan in separate items.
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Alfred Claggett
Awa
New York
Puritan
Buffalo
James J. Callahan
Springfield Mass
Europe
Solomon Haas
Wilburton
Haas
Pennsylvania Railroad
American Steamship Line
Chesapeake and Ohio
Newport News
Great Lakes
J. P. Morgan
M. A. Hanon
C. M. Griscom
A. J. Cussate
P. A. B. Widener
Hallstead
Frank McCray
Annd
Lara
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Ilinois
Oklahome
Ohie Normal University
Ada
Ohio
Springs
Butte
Joseph Byrne & Co
St. Louis
William S. Gracey
Reston Oil Company
Marietta
Larned
Kan
Creck
Reeves Brothers
Allistice
Alfred Meredith
Miller
Hoyne Avenue
Metropolitan
Chicago
Paul Hague
Zeno
Island Park
Springfield
Ohio game warden shoots as angler fights arrest
In Western Ohio a game warden killed one angler and wounded another during an arrest attempt. The headlines recount robberies, fires, deaths, and various misfortunes across several states, including a bank of incidents in Ohio, Kansas, Nebraska, and Illinois.
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Ohio
Westen
Samuel Orner
Topeka
Kan
Colorado Springs
Carnegie
Mattoon
Ill
Stalwater
Denison Ministers Pray for Rain Then Storm Wrecks Churches
In Denison Texas nearly all ministers prayed for rain and a storm followed wrecking two new churches. The damage totaled about 15000 dollars amid a dispute over crops. Nearby Tipton County Tennessee farmer Joseph Treadway killed Adolph Stafford with a hoe in a separate case.
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Denison
Texas
Joséph
Treadway
Tipton County
Tennessee
Adolph
Stafford
Doe Naser
Ship Tanis wreck sparks casualties and cargo loss
Reported after a storm the German steamer Tanis ran ashore at Punta Mogotes and is a total loss. Passengers and crew proceed to Montevideo. In a separate note famine threatens much of the Russian empire and a London dock fire causes £250000 damage to sugar and timber sheds and the customs house.
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Mayo
Tanis
Hamburg
Montevideo
Punta
Russian Empire
West India Docks
London
General business and labor mood in HK Dun weekly review
HK Dun weekly trade review notes widespread idle labor due to Amalgamated Association strike, disputes with United States Steel, and a general boost in steel demand. Reports rail and structural material orders remain strong, farm crops look good, and 208 U.S. failures vs 196 last year.
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Solon &. Massey
Quartermaster’s Department
Manila
Amalgamated Association
United States Corporation
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Tin Workers
United States Steel Corporation
Warwick
Ont
Grand Trunk
Minnesota
Commodore Goldsboro
Merrimac
Hampton Roads
Leval Register
Burlington
Dawson
Yukon
St. Michael's
HK. G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Market Reports Cover Midwest Livestock and Grain Prices
Chicago cattle range 3.00 to 5.95, hogs 3.00 to 6.05, sheep 3.00 to 3.50. Indianapolis cattle 3.00 to 5.75, hogs 4.00 to 6.00, wheat 3 to 64 cents, corn around 48 to 52 cents, oats 30 to 85 cents. St Louis cattle 3.25 to 5.85, hogs 3.00 to 6.00, wheat 63 to 64 cents, corn 51 to 52 cents. Cincinnati cattle 3.00 to 25, hogs 3.00 to 6.10, wheat 64 cents, corn 50 to 52, oats 33 to 36 cents. Detroit data incomplete.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Sic
Cincinnati
Detroit
Corn Crop Woes Across States Spark Broad Drought Review
The report details extreme heat and drought across Missouri Iowa Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas and the central and southern regions. It notes heavy damage to corn yields with some areas sustaining late crops while others face irreparable injury.
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Mississippi River
Atlantic
Middle
Atlantic States
Pacific Coast
Washington
Corn States
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Arkansas
Gulf States
Ohio - Valley
Atlantic Coast
North Pacific Coast
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
South
Dakota
West
Southwest
Mississippi
Northwest
United States
Maine
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Perry
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Asa C. Sharp
White Eagle
Maryland
Red Voelker
United Salt Company
Cleveland
Joseph Bartley
Savage
GC. O. Whedon
Bartley
John Lloyd
John W. Jones
Broad
Ripple
Lad
Ray Jones
Robert
Prange
Schlitz
Omaha
Lake Contrary
Pennsylvania Road
Voledo
Pennsylvania
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Toledo
Samuel Carlson
Natural Corral
Cody
Wyo
Carlson
Santa Fe
Beaumont
California
Enid
Southern
Warket Reports
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Ieault
Hand
Brownlee
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