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Newspaper

Sioux Valley News

Location

Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1894

Page

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French President Carnot Assassinated in Lyons

Reports from Lyon describe President Carnot's assassination as he rode to a theatre event with crowds cheering. Cesare Giovanni Sante, an Italian, stabbed him from the carriage step. the president died after midnight as police restrained a furious mob. The assassin, a beardless youth aged about 22, refused to discuss motive. He claimed Milan origins and lived recently in Corte.

Exox France Carnot Cesare Giovanni Sante Lyon Faluit de Commerce Ianduy M. Curnah Eco Archbishop of Lyons Carmet Faust Lam Dr. Poncet Monsieur Dupuy Paris Senate Chamber of Deputies Awassin Sento Rue de la Repubdigus Santo Corte Herault

Mme Carnot Arrives in Lyons After Husband's Death

Mme Carnot arrives in Lyons from Paris with her two sons Francois and Ernest, met by Premier Dupuy at Dijon. General Boritz and Colonel Cham main await at Lyons to avoid demonstrations while the widowed queen views the body of her husband at the prefecture.

Witow Fer Tro Sonn Lyons Mmie Carnot Francois Ernest Carnot Paris Dijon Premier Dupuy Boritz Chammain Mme. Carnot Lyon Berrache

Sorrow in Italy and Carnot Assassination News

The Lyons telegraph reports an assassination attempt on President Carnot and chaos in Italy as Santo and adjournment occur. Debates say the assassin may be related to Magnie Francesco or Genoa court circles, possibly insane or anarchist. Premier Crispi announces Carnot's death with mourning across France. The chamber adjourns and officials visit the French embassy as flags at half mast.

Celapt Uhawaber Santo Nat Tilled Rowe Jane Carnot Santo Lyons Magnie-Franensco Nichols Ile Crispi France Ty Corvey

Trishea Meapected-Santo Grave Move Planned for Paris

Mme. Carnot requests no post mortem for her husband. The body will be moved from the prefect's bed to Paris by tonight, arriving before daybreak. Police probe links to an alleged international anarchist network and Santa movement amid tense Italian sentiment.

Mme Carnot Trishea Santo Lyoxs Mme. Carnot Paris Santa International Society of Anarchists

Tallest Man in Congress Confirmed in Dueling Bets

Albert Seaton Berry of Kentucky and General Newton Curtis of New York contended who stood taller in a Ways and Means room. Berry measured 6 feet 7 inches, briefly ousting Curtis as the tallest congressman as bystander Reed bet on Curtis. A lightning storm near Berorn, Nebraska, killed five horses during a June electric storm.

Albert Seaton Berry Kentucky Newton Martin Curtis New York Washington Kentuckian New Yorker Bynum Tom Reed Ways and Means Lea Berry Eongress Reed General Curtis Congress Curtis Merry Berorn Neb

Senate and House Resolve Sympathy for France After Carnot Assassination

Washington June 25 The US Senate opens with prayers as it adopts resolutions expressing sorrow and sympathy to France after President Carnot's assassination. The Senate urges communication of condolences to France and Carnot's widow. The House follows with a similar measure and adjourns until noon tomorrow. The president's message notes France's loss and pledges sorrow from the American people.

Wasmsotos Senate Morgan Dem Alabama Committee On Foreign Relations Senate of United States France Republic of France Carnas Washington Lafayette United States of America Mr. Morgan Sherman the House Washreton Bagby Carnot House Mercury Den Kentucky Committee On Foreign Affairs House of Representatives Ameria Haa Unite States French Republic Witt Illinois Legation of Tania Cordance Spealar Crisp

Cuban flour tariff expected July 1 halt to exports

Gratifying cable from Secretary Taylor in Washington reports the Spanish government will not vote a new Cuban tariff before July 1 if at all, promising to make provisions to cover the issues raised by Representative Cobb of Missouri. The exchange notes the old prohibitory duties would affect American grain and flour shipments in transit.

Winister Taylor Wasumatox Cobb Missouri Immurdiately State Department Ubi Seth W. Cabb Layior Madrid Mainister

Colonel Breckinridge Skips Fourth of July Oration

The piece debates Colonel Breckinridge’s absence from Tam­many Hall Independence Day events and a misattributed address. It contrasts Tammany’s stance with Breckinridge’s Kentucky campaign, noting doubts over invitations and public sentiment while predicting no appearance or participation.

Sreck Nat Oras Tammany New York Sune Sreckenridge Tammany Hall Jefferson John Bull H. Haedhus Lammmung Ile Congress Kentucky Taanaay Anil Yuwmung Ams Parkhurst

Are We Saxon or Roman The British type of race in Britain

The piece argues that Roman influence defined British race long before Saxons or Normans arrived. It claims four centuries of Roman rule left enduring blood, culture, and traits in Britain, with roads and farms shaping society while later invasions were less transformative. It cites Gladstone and generals to illustrate Roman legacy in facial features and leadership.

Chace Ucter Britain Rome America England Scotland Silies Maximus Bretagus Gaul Spain Germany Italy Europe Gladstone Cicero Victor Ruga von Mottke Julius Cesar

Rainmaker Jewell Fails to Deliver in South Dakota Test

G B Jewell of Goodland Kansas began rainmaking experiments in Sioux Falls on June 19 seeking 600 dollars if a half inch of rain fell by Sunday. Only light rainfall occurred locally while broader Texas and Minnesota areas received rain, and county officials delay further tests. Jewell cites atmospheric resistance and wind as factors. transportation and funding are handled by the Rock Island line and McCook County commissioners.

S. D G. B. Jewell Goodland Kas South Dakota Worthing Tom Minn Carthage Kingsbury County Hartford Salem Jewell Witcs Inndian Iowa St Sioux Falls McCook County Chicago Slanson Teel Indiana Territory Rock Island Panhandle Texas Farwell

Owens in Kentucky race horse ties to congressional bid

Kentucky Democrat Owens, 44, gains national notice as opponent of W P Creekinridge for Congress. He owned Georgetown, a Derby hopeful, but the horse failed to win, denting Owens’s campaign. Critics cite his horse ownership among Puritan Kentucky voters, especially in Astland district. Owens previously served one term in the Kentucky legislature.

Creekinriage W. CG. Oscens W. ©. P. Creekinridge Congress Mr. Owens Kentucky Lord Rosebery Rosebery Georgetown Blue Grass Mrs. Owens Louisville Owens Mr. Owean Ashisad New England Old Astland Ooweny Gwens Wooner

Iowa soldiers honored in portrait medallions plan

Des Moines hosts a meeting of the soldiers monument commission to choose forty soldiers for thirty two portrait medallions. Selections include General Charles G. Mathias Colonel William Shaw General William Voulever General George A. Stone and others from Iowa infantry and cavalry. A base relief will depict the battle of Shuch and the capture of Fort Donelson. News covers Industrial army activity in Des Moines and local crimes and accidents.

Des Moines Iowa Charles G. Mathias Fifteenth Iowa Infantry William ‘J. Shaw William Voulever Ninth Lows Infantry George A. Stone Twenty-fifth Tows Infantry Samuel Rice Thirty Third John W. Webb Third Iowa Cavalry Secretary of the Interior J. M. Eeds Titk Fifteenth Iowa Infantry J. B. Werner Second Jows Infantry Samter Mefurland Nineteenth Jews Infantry Prairie Grove J. F. Hartman Second Tawa Cavalry Joseph Griffith Thirty-ninth Town Infantry Noah W. Mills Second Town Infantry J. C. Parrott Seventh Tawa Infantry H. H. Trimble Third Town Cavalry Lowa Shuch Fort Donelson United States Industrial Army New Politics W.D. Olney South Dakota I. S. Ford Fourth Town Infantry Ile Gherman Mr. Childers George P. Bemis Omaha Fred L Barnett Agane Campbell McGarrough Pred Johnson Ottuiswa Lon Myera Hhis Charles Vou Bulleo Minne Schaul Ann Aliller Botte Lu Wen Lue Berlin New York Chicago Richard F. Price Clintos Iowa State University Yate Law School Yale Parta Ubkbowa Price Ebum Charles S Bonsall University of Pennsylvamia Kellogg Rev Odenweller The Christian Church Boldt Stor Vake Davia Garnes

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