France mourns assassinated president in Paris funeral
Special dispatches report France in sorrow as the murdered president’s funeral train arrives in Paris. Officials greet the body at the station and escort it to the Elysee, with Cadets guarding the mortuary chapel. The widow weeps as the casket lies in state before Pantheon transfer. The news also covers arrests for red placards, Santo’s residence, foreign worker expulsions, Corean insurgent cannons, a court ruling opening land to settlers, a mine threat in Berlin, and the Fresno trial of Marion Childerson.
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Pants
J Ie
Paris
Elysee Palace
Madame Carnot
Military School of
St. Cyr
the Elysee
Pantheon
Lazare Carnot
Various early 20th century notices and reports from across the U S
Scattered items recount a mix of crimes and prosecutions, labor actions and strikes, railroad construction plans in Monterey and Fresno regions, mining booms in Mojave, a National Republican League convention in Denver, a fatal shooting near Calistoga, immigration enforcement actions in San Francisco, a Hood murder trial in London, and civic improvements in Monrovia and Yuba City.
Trial of Azoff Opens in Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz on June 26 reports the murder trial of Azoff, charged with killing Detective Len Harris. Sacramento notes June 26 that the reorganized democracy county convention endorsed Judge Jackson Temple of Sonoma for Governor.
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Santa Cruz
Azoff
Len Harris
Sacramento
The
Reorganized Democracy
Jackson Temple
Sonoma
Prendergast Case: Witnesses Suggest Insanity
Carcaco June 26. Yesterday several witnesses including a doctor testified they believed the prisoner was insane.
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Carcaco
Bald Chicago man admires bustling hardware store scene
A drawn-out Chicago man visits a large hardware store, stares at the busy clerks, and tells a partner to let him sit and enjoy the picture of activity. He says he hasn’t seen such bustle in six months. Cleveland Examiner reports.
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Drewmer
Chicago
Cleveland
Brutus Assassination Of Old Dyne Cerar In Rome
A historical fragment recalls Brutus killing Old Dyne Cerar, the Roman ruler, with a single decisive strike as the imperator sat upon the throne. The sparse lines imply a notorious act of treachery amid power.
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Brutus
Old Dyne Cerar
Mis Dageer
Mineral Industry study highlights 1892 3 output and decline
The Mineral Industry chapter by Richard P. Rothwell notes American mining growth since 1840, with coal lags to Britain, iron and pig iron declines in 1893, and small gains in gold and anthracite. It cites a 1894 outlook and quantified losses, alongside a 1794 Madison letter urging support for James Paine.
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Richard P. Rothwell
Engineering and Mining Journal
France
Great Britain
Germany
Great Briain
Ireland
Rockwell
Stock Assessment Notice for Bakersfield Company
Board of Directors levied twenty dollars per share on capital stock payable in gold to the secretary at Southern Hotel Bakersfield Kern County. Delinquent stock by July 6 1894 will be advertised for sale with costs. sale set for July 11 1894 at Bakersfield location.
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Bakersfield
Kern County
Cal
Fresno County
United States
Southern Hotel
Board of
W. Robinson
Secon
County
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anar
Chist Conspiracy
Russia
Victoria
B.C
Seeki-Jo
Los Angeles
Ross
United States Circuit Court
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Ventura
Czar
Berlin
Borki
St. Petersburg
Cabiet
Marion Childerson
Eresno
U.S. Gov’t
Marion Childers
Schlegh
Childers
Evans
Morrel
Cuicanco
American Railway Union
Pullman Palace Car Company
Howard
George M. Pullman
Ludlow
St. Louis
Wilmington
Pullman Car Works
Lupton
Kan
Pullman Company
Monterey
Fresno
Hollister
Central California
Tyler Street
Hotel del Monte
Salinas River
Salinas
San Juan
Pacheco Pass
San Joaquin Valley
Fresno Plains
New York City
Mojave
Red Rock
Billy
Bonanza
Republican League
Denver
National Republican League
Tracy
League
San Francisco
Amos C. Hiester Jr
M. Hiester
Daily Report
Calistoga
A. H. Geffney
United States Commissioner of Immigration
London
Grand Jury
General Hueston
the People
Samuel Simmons
Hood
W.A. Atchison
G. B. Acosta
Stephen Barton
J. B. Batz
G. E. Brown
W. F. Brite
T. Bland
Robert Christian
F. H. Crosett
L. Crusoe
J. M. Crawford
J. Dussere
Jesse Dover
George Daggett
Pacific Coast Notes
San Joaquin Canal
Captain Cook
Dimond
Sutter County
Lugi Learnardino
Napa
Folsom
Monrovia
Los Angeles County
Yuba City
Prendergast
Peloard
Washington and
Thomas Paine
Washington
James Madison
Mount Vernon
Paine
New York
Union
Congress
Foel
Poland
China
A. Schmiedte
Rosehill Farm
Spottiawood
Kern Counts, Cal
Yard Company
Inkelspiel Bros
Marlborough School
Weet Twenty-third St
G. A. Caswell
Ovpice
Rene
Kern Valley Bank
Greenfields
Hackett
Michaelian & Damant
Eople’s Tailoring CO
Nineteenth St
Bet
H. M. Michaelian
Wolke & Miller
J. Day & CO
Bradbury Building
Snk
J. W. Helm
Hirsh Institute
T. W. Ahhern
J.ersfield
G. C. Gorham Jr
James
Robinson
Fish Block
Alvin Fay
Gaktes Bik
Ruppin Co
B. Arnold A. W. Roppin Ruffin, Ruffin & Arnold Lawyers
Califonia
T. W. Lockhart
Galtes Block
Stake
Bakersfield Carpormia
J. W. Wiley
Land Company
ACME
Gald
Chester Avenue
Pwenty
Ccoud St
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