Riots at Paris Racecourse Target President Loubet
Reports from Paris describe a premeditated disturbance at the Auteuil race course aimed at insulting President Loubet. A cane was raised to strike him but thwarted. Christina was beaten and carried away by six police. About 130 arrests followed as crowds jeered with slogans against Panama and traitors. Deputy Mayor Debette was among those arrested.
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Paris
Auteult
Loubet
Suite Tribune
Kristina
Balioud
M. Loubet
Christiana
Comte de Mion
Presidential Tribune
Panama
Chamber of Deputies Scene at Paris Meeting
Paris June report of the Chamber of Deputies session with clashes between Leftists and Rightists at Palais Bourbon. Deschanel ordered withdrawals, De Lagentaye led protests, police intervened as deputies debated measures against royalist clubs and demonstrations amid praise for President Loubet.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Peemiler Dupay
Mo Lebret
AM. Laloge
Marmara
Hightiste
M. Casagnino
Laces
Memile
M. Laloge
Loubet
Sires
M. Riouw Dé Lagentaye
Dinanan
Cotes du Nord
Lou Det
M. de Lagentage
Deschanel
M- de Lagentiye
M. de Lagentaye
Palais Bourbon
M. de Lagentye
M. Liloge
Flem
Republicas
France
Woodmen In Convention Vast Delegations Arrive
Woodmen delegates flood Kansas City for the Great Head Camp meeting with about 15 000 expected by opening day. Iowa sends the largest single delegation of 500 men while over 90 000 visitors are forecast. State caucuses choose officers and preferences for future meetings as contests for Head Banker loom.
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Kansas City
City
Iowa
Frank R. Crocker
Town
St. Paul
Grand Rapids
College Men In Session Contends With July Date Clash
Harvard and Yale accept Oxford and Cambridge challenge for an athletics contest but demand date flexibility. July dates proposed clash with two major London events. Oxford and Cambridge may counter with July 22 to avoid the London season break and Goodwood races.
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Oxford
Eng
Jung
Harvard
Yate
Cambride
London
Eton
Harrow
Sandown Park
Cambridge
Good Wood
McKinley Advisers Confer at White House Midst Secret Topics
Washington dispatch notes no definite information on subjects discussed during the late night White House conference involving President McKinley Acting Secretary Meiklejohn and Adjutant General Corbin. Meiklejohn cites future military movements as discussable topics not fit for public release. Secretary Hay attended, hinting policy questions in the Philippines beyond military matters.
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Washington
White House
Presidnt
Meiklejohn
Corbin
Meikiejond
Hay
Ti Ie
Sehurman
Philippine Commission
Philippines
Manila
Fitzsimmons and Jeffries Ready for Friday Fight
New York June 5 Fitzsimmons and Jeffries completed intensive workouts for the Coney Island bout set for Friday night. Both fighters report peak condition with long training weeks behind them. Jeffries, guided by Ross O Neil, walked ten miles and then trained, while Fitzsimmons claims top form rivaling his best days and predicts a decisive result from his famed left hook.
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Silver State
New York
Jim Jeffries
Ross O'Neil
Tableycle
Stone Road
Asbury Park
Bright
Coney Island
States to Receive Guns From War Department
The War Department will distribute captured Cuban and Porto Rican artillery to state groups. Each state will receive one gun and governors must decide its local use for soldiers' monument associations Grand Army posts and municipal corporations.
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Washington
War Department
Spein i Cuba
Porto Rico
Department
Navy Department
Ita
Grand Army
Ship Sent for Dreyfus From Devil's Island
The French Admiral in these waters ordered the cruiser Ajax to be sent from Devil's Island off the coast of French Guinea to take Captain Dreyfus to France. The Sfax, commanded by Captain Coffinieres de Nor deck, departed for Devil's Island at 1 o'clock yesterday evening.
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Port DE France
Martinique
Ajax
Dreyfus
Devil's Island
French Guinea
Francs
Sfax
Coffinieres de Nordeck
Ministers In Trouble In Paris over appoints and prosecutions
Paris June 5 ministers met with President Loubet presiding. They decided to remove the Advocate General M Lombart and directed Minister Lebret to begin proceedings against M Tardif for how the case against De Roulede and Marcel Habert was conducted. The cabinet made no decision on Generals De Boisdeftre Gonz pending Du Paty inquiry.
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M. Lascos
M. Dupay
M. Lacor
Muteau
France
Ap Vlaune
M. de Cassignac
M. Cavignac
M. Metine
Haba
Paris
Mafin Today
Esterhazy
du Paty de Clam
Brussels
Gonz
Esterhagy
D’urael
Duchesse D'Ursel
M. Krants
General Pellieux
Esterhaxy
Justice
M. Lobret
Chamber of Deputies
M. Dexchanet
Court of Cassation
General Mercier
Dreyfus
Mercier
Loubet
M. Lombart
M. Lebret
M.tardif
Assizes Court
Council of Magistracy
M- de Roulede
Marcel Habert
Rock Island Official Hastings Dead by Own Hand
L. G. Hastings, assistant treasurer of the Rock Island Railway, shot himself twice in his Topeka hotel room, ending his life amid reports his finances were sound but he had suffered months of illness and melancholy.
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Topeka
L. G. Hastings
Anwistant
Rock Island Railway
Protocol Published Reveals Washington Stance on Arbitration
The U S Department of State agrees to publish parts of the joint High Commission protocols related to the Canadian boundary arbitration. It says the move is courtesy and not due to current negotiator views, and that publicizing correspondence after adjournment could hinder a solution.
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Washington
Department of State
Canada
England
Joint High Commission
State Department
Inventor builds simple spinning device for hot metal shaping
Cleveland inventor James H. Bevington has completed a metal spinning device. The lathe spins at 1800 rpm, heating the tabular metal so it softens and can be formed by steel jaws to any circular shape. In Griffin Georgia the Griffin Rifles quelled a jail attack when Regulators gathered to free prisoners but dispersed as militia arrived.
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Cleveland
Jones
James H. Bevington
Griffin
Griffin Rifles
Signal Officers Praise in Manila Report and Indictments Publicized
Washington reports from the Chief Signal Officer in Manila and Major A. Devol detail high praise for Signal Corps work in the islands. Notable actions include rapid wire laying at Caloocan and a front line signal office at Tondo. Indictments announced against Barrows and associates allege abduction, kidnapping, and conspiracy.
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Washington
Manila
Quartermaster's Department
War Department
Signal Corps
Islands
Caloocan
Tondo
Edgar Russell
Charles E. Kilbourne Jr
F. H. Bailey
Charles H. Gordon
E. E. Kelly
Geo. 8. Gibbs
Thomas McKinsley
William F. Schoneman
Fred Schalda
Tracey E. Inman
Dan L. Hopkins
Fred Gellerman
Emmet R. Jones
Wm. Howser
Fritz Biebel
Allan Forman
Navy
Fort Malate
Howser
Biebel
Paul ©. Paulson
David T. Flannery
Arthur Alexander
Allen Kirby
A. N. Maxines
Wier and Prendergast
H. B. Young
Devol
Quartermaster’s Department
Chess Fiends At Their Play In London Round Five
The fifth round of the International Chess Tournament began in London with Mason facing Lasker and other matches set per the Berger system. By 4:20 pm adjournments showed Mason and Lasker in an even position, Bird defeated Teichmann, and Blackburne led Lee while several games remained even or adjourned.
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London
Berger
Mason
Lasker
Tinsley
Steinetz
Bird
Tetchman
Cohn
Maroczy
Schlechter
Pillsbury
Showalter
Janowsky
Lee Va. Blackburne
Tschigorin
Mason and Lasker
Steinett
Teichmann
Marocsy
Lee
Blackburne
Navy dispatch on Kendrick Brutus and remains to Honolulu
Navy Department has received Admiral Kautz cable from San Francisco on June 3 stating Badger will send Brutus to Honolulu with remains of Lieutenant Lansdale and Ensign Monaghan. He expects to sail with remains, likely reaching San Francisco by June 26. Earlier notes suggest Kautz may be at Honolulu now and travel to San Francisco in about eight days. A New York grand jury on June 6 returned an indictment in a kidnapping case naming Bell Anderson.
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James
Jennie Wileen
Newburger
McIntyre
Barrows
Wilsons
Carrie Jones
George W. Barrows
Mark Beauregard
James Wilson
Addie Barrows
Addie Beauregard
Jennie Wilson
Bella Anderson
Barrow
Wilson
New York
Washington
Navy Department
Kautz
San Francisco
Department
Brurtus
Honolulu
Lansdale
Monaghan
Bell Anderson
Train Robbers Surrender Near Casper
A private dispatch from Laramie reports that the train robbers have been surrounded eight miles from Casper, Wyoming, by a posse of over one hundred men. Capture seems certain. The posse includes Natrona and Converse counties sheriffs, Deputy Sheriff Jack Martin, and several Laramie special deputies.
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Laramie
Casper
Wyoming
Here
Natrona
Converse Counties
Jack Martin
Albany County
A.W. Hamden
W. M. Doyle
Peter Smart
Owen
John Davis
Wm. Corke
George Buck
George Dobbins
Outlaws Captured After Wilcox Train Bombing
A Cheyenne dispatch to the Bee reports a Union Pacific posse captured the three outlaws who dynamited the company's train at Wilcox. No lives were lost, and the captives will be brought to Casper for handling.
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Omaha
The
Bee
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Casper
Union Pacific
Wilcox
American Academy of Medicine Elects Officers in Columbus
The American Academy of Medicine elected officers in Columbus on June 5. President is Dr. G. H. Hudson Makuen of Philadelphia, Vice President Dr. A. G. Plummer of Salt Lake City, Dr. L. A. Goldspohn of Chicago, Dr. Edwin F. Wilson of Columbus, Dr. A. L. Benedict of Buffalo. Secretary-Treasurer is Dr. Charles McIntyre of Easton, Pa. Assistant Secretary is D. W. L. Pyle of Philadelphia. The next meeting place will be chosen by the council. The annual address by President Edward Jackson of Denver, titled The Doctor's Duty and the Teacher, was read. The Academy adjourns tonight as the American Medical Association convenes there tomorrow.
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Columbus
American Academy of Medicine
G. H. Hudson Makuen
Philadelphia
A. G. Plummer
Salt Lake City
L. A. Goldspohn
Chicago
Edwin F. Wilson
A. L. Benedict
Buffalo
Charles McIntyre
Easton
D. W. L. Pyle
Edward Jackson
Denver
American Medical Association
iCONTRACT GOES TO AMERICANS FOR FOREIGN ARMY PROJECT
An Philadelphia architectural and engineering firm has won a Venezuelan government contract to perfect plans and supervise construction of a armory and barracks near Caracas at about $200000. About 5000 laborers are needed with nine tenths Venezuelan workers.
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Philadelphia
Caracas
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