Assassination attempt on President Faure in Paris
Paris dispatch says a six inch by two inch powder and shot tube exploded near M Faure s carriage as he rode to Long Champs to watch the Grand Prix. A detective Rousteaux detained a suspect, was almost lynched, while the actual assailant remains at large amid police searches. Faure s calm conduct praised. Russia trip rumors cited. In Spain Canovas comments on Ruiz case. US ambassadorial tension noted. Bryan arrives in New York. Spanish generals Rivera and Bacallao not doomed to death, per Madrid. Cuban reports claim casualties on both sides, with tragic rebel and civilian deaths amid raids.
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Wife-Murderer to Be Electrocuted This Monday
Howard A. Scott, the colored wife murderer scheduled for execution by electrocution in the prison, shows no signs of breaking down. He told Warden Sage on Sunday morning that he slept well Saturday night and feels first rate.
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Tailors Strike Enters Fifth Week in New York
The tailors strike in New York enters its fifth week on Sunday with no signs of early settlement. Headquarters remain quiet as negotiations linger and prospects for resolution look distant for at least ten more days.
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Vanderbilt mansion entry denied to newspaper men
Asheville dispatch reports an incident of President McKinley's trip to Biltmore House where newspaper men were initially refused entry. After pressure from J Addison Porter and Mrs Harding, the press was admitted on the same footing as cabinet members. The episode prompted crisis talks and a capitulation by the president. The article also covers tariff schedule discussions and gun and munitions transfers tied to ongoing political actions in Washington.
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Diamond King Barnato Dies By Falling Overboard
A dispatch from Funchal reports Barney Barnato the Diamond King leapt into the sea from the British steamship Scot after leaving Table Bay and Cape Town for Southampton. His body was recovered. The Daily Telegraph confirms the death stating he fell overboard aboard the Scot while passengers traveled from Capetown.
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Higgins Bros Stables Burn in Missoula Fire
A Monday night blaze destroyed Higgins Bros breeding stables in Missoula. Five horses perished including pacer Trix while Fred Strouster died attempting to save stock. The incendiary fire marks the tenth in recent weeks, spurring talk of forming a vigilance committee.
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Surgeon William Hutton Dies in Detroit at 59
Detroit, June 15. Dr. William H. Hutton, surgeon in the U S Marine hospital service and former head of the Detroit marine hospital, died at his residence at midnight Monday. Born in China he was 59 and served during the war with the Illinois volunteers.
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Fire destroys St Louis curling hair plant at Brennan Ave
Louis, June 15. Fire destroyed the plant of the St Louis Curling Hair Company at the foot of Brennan Avenue Monday night. Loss placed at 53,000 dollars.
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Newberry Library Aims to Compile Family Genealogies
The Newberry Library plans a manuscript genealogical collection for every Chicago family. Assistant Librarian Rudolph seeks essays from grammar and high school pupils detailing their family histories from grandparents to the present generation. Manuscripts will be filed and indexed in the genealogical room, serving as a roster of Chicago citizens.
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Newberry
John Zywicky
Rudolph
Unknown tramp found dead near Pan Handle tracks west of Piqua
The mangled body of an unknown man, likely a tramp aged about 65, was found Sunday morning four miles west of Piqua along the Pan Handle tracks. The discovery was reported from Piqua, Ohio, on June 14.
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Bermuda officers file £25000 claim for damages
Kingston Jamaica June 14. Attorneys for the Bermuda officers detained on a charge of filibustering before docking at Port Antonio have filed a claim of £25000 on behalf of Captain Murphy and fellow defendants against the Jamaica government.
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Killed by Cigarettes in Fairmont West Virginia
Fairmont West Virginia June 14 Guy Morrow age 16 of Palatine died Sunday evening from the effects of cigarettes He asked that this statement be made to warn other boys
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Palatine
Hawaii Annexation Treaty Nears Senate Action
Washington June 15 reports a signed drawn up treaty to annex Hawaii to the United States will be sent to the Senate after the president returns. It would take over crown lands and debt, avoid new government terms for Hawaii, and face Japanese concerns over control of the islands as Congress weighs tariffs and trade during the current session.
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Sherman
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WaAsumeron
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Treasury
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Flag Day Celebrated as Detroit Unveils Big Flag
Detroit observed Flag Day with the raising of a large flag and the Union Jack presented to the city by the crew of the U S cruiser Detroit. Marines hoisted banners from city hall to the rooftop staff as Mayor Maybury and others spoke briefly amid cheering crowds.
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Pacing Stallion Dies of Pneumonia in Tennessee
Nashville reports the horse Complex, a pacing stallion with a 2:14:14 record by Duplex, owned by Chaffin Brothers of Columbia Tennessee, died Monday in Columbia after returning from Cleveland Ohio. He had just completed a trip from Cleveland.
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Three Colored Children Cremated in Arkansas Fire
A house near HampBure in Arkansas owned by a Negro named Dunn caught fire Monday night at 3 30. The dwelling housed Dunn his wife and three children. The three children perished in the blaze and were cremated.
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Hog Cholera Can Be Cured
Hog cholera can be cured, experiments in Iowa show under the supervision of the Chicago Milwau kee St Paul and Chicago Burlington Quincy railways. The disease is not common in summer, but poor corn fed this year has caused new cases. Railways hold many letters from hog raisers noting success in curing and preventing cholera.
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Aid and Jail Fire Panic Sparks Urba Crowd
Sheriff McLain testified under oath that Gov. Bushpell promised aid after a disturbance in Urbana. A telephone escape and urgent request preceded a large crowd attacking the jail, with many residents among the involved citizens.
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Name of Sage alice toa onde case details unclear
A fragmented note from Cleveland discusses a 75,000 claim and a prior criminal context involving a person named Seda or Seda 5 and a reference to a Norfolk or related location. The text mentions past actions, a decades-old event, and a reference to Yoners N noted in insufficient detail.
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Jude Mee
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Imade Syear
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Noth Ningham
Fragmentary unclear crime note from city prison report
Fragmentary OCR text describes a violence incident at a city prison involving a man named Lewin and a woman harmed with a blade. The garbled lines suggest threats, an attack, and a fatal outcome, but the details are obscured and names are uncertain.
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Fragmentary Report On Testimony Change Request
A coroner Hewitt was asked to permit changing testimony by a guard named Chick Mitchell in a disputed recount. A man associated with Wanda and Sheriff McLain demanded keys and left without exchange of words. Campbell claims testimony was given under great stress of mind.
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Leopard Rampage Strikes Ohio Farm and Circus Escape
A leopard escaped near Danokirk in Dexaink Ohio on June 30s, terrorizing farms as it attacked cattle and livestock. A circus party nearby reported gunfire and fear as the animal roamed the countryside, with several residents injured in subsequent accidents and a dramatic chase ending in confinement.
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Slater Barracks Worker Drowns After Walk Near River
A man identified as Slater died after falling into the river while walking near barracks. Police divers retrieved the body soon after using grappling hooks and transported it to the morgue.
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Burglary Trial for Drug Store Break-In Noted in June
A 10-year-old BUCRS Bus is in jail on trial for burglary. Blisseen is linked with numerous adults in transactions. The case centers on a break into a drug store.
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Masked Robbers' Work Near Frédépi Finds Certificate
A fragmented police notice reports masked robbers near Frédépi occupy the area and threaten two women while attempting to seize a certificate or document. No further names or specifics are readable. Authorities urge caution as investigations continue.
Guilbert Appointment Sparks Clerkship in City Records
In a brief clerical action, A. L. Coi was appointed to a clerkship as part of the Guilbert matter. The decision reflects ongoing administrative changes in the city offices and is noted in the latest records.
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