Stabbing of President Carnot shocks France in Lyons
Paris reports President Sadi Carnot was mortally wounded in Lyons by Italian anarchist Cesare Santo during a public visit to the arts exhibition. Carnot died after hours of hemorrhage, as crowds rioted and security moved to protect officials. The nation braces for a new president as chambers convene in Versailles.
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Carnot
Lyons
Cesare Giovanni Santo
Chamber of Commerce
Place de LaBourne
Santo
Borious
Dupuy
M. Bordeaux
Hotel de Ville
Parc de la Tete d'Or
Commerce
Mme. Carnot
the Elysee
Senate
Chamber
Chamber of Deputies
Congress
Versailles
Ministry
Sympathy in US Congress for Carnot assassination
The United States Senate and House of Representatives adopted resolutions expressing profound sorrow over the assassination of President Carnot of France and offering sincere sympathy to Madame Carnot and the French people. The delay in adjournment reflected the shared grief and strengthened fraternal ties between the two republics.
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Milburn
Mpon
Oilowes
United States
France
Carno
Republic of State
Republic of France
Carnot
Moen
Senate
Cagnot
Bagby
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Pruden
McCreary
Committee of Foreign Affai
House of Representatives
United States of America
President Carnot
Madame Carnot
Tives
City Newspapers Link Carnot Killing to Lincoln and Garfield
Loypox June 25 reports that all city papers Monday morning dwell on the assassin’s crime against President Carnot and largely compare it to the assassinations of Presidents Lincoln and Garfield as the only parallel noted in most editions.
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Loypox
Carnot
Lincoln
Garfield
Geological Survey Work. Wasuteros, June 25
The Geological Survey will resume mapping central Montana geology. A survey party will be detailing the areal survey across over 3,400 square miles for the entire field season. This work follows last summer’s adjacent area survey and includes iron-ore districts in northern Wisconsin under Prof. C B Vag Hise.
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Geological Survey
Wasuteros
Montana
Wisconsin
C. B. Vag Hise
Financial reassurance from president on treasury gold reserves
The president spoke on the financial situation debunking oblique fears and urging confidence. He praised New York banks offering to replace gold drawn from the treasury abroad and stated the administration will protect national credit while keeping money quality high. He noted increased available funds and refuted claims about postponed payments, citing favorable trade balances and bank readiness to aid during gold drains. The speech follows Senate actions on tariff and anti option bills, with debate highlighting economic policy and fiscal measures.
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Serious Runaway Injures Noted County Man in Kentucky
Paris Kentucky June report states P. Clay, a well known county figure, was seriously injured in a canary accident while out driving. Authorities investigate cause and ensure medical care for the victim.
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Paris
O. P. Clay
Riot At Grenoble Quelled After Italian Tension
An anti Italian riot rose in Grenoble on a Monday afternoon. Police, aided by a strong force, suppressed the disturbance. The mob then marched through the streets singing The Marseilles, signaling a tense but controlled outcome.
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Paris
Grenoble
Marseilles
City Council Passes Sorrow Over Carnot Assassination
Cutcaco reports the city council on Monday night expressed profound sorrow over the assassination of President Carnot and extended sympathy for the French Republic in a formal resolution.
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Cutcaco
Carnot
Republic
Judge Barrett Grants Stay in Erastus Wiman Case
New York on June 2 judge Barrett of the supreme court grants one stay in the Erastus Wiman case until Friday next.
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New York
Barrett
Supreme Court
Erastus Wiman
Tragic Killing Sparks Lynch Threat Near Lowensboro
Minnie Jones seven was killed by her alleged sweetheart William Wilson near Lowensboro Alabama after a church outing with another boy. Wilson was jailed as threats of lynching circulated, following a jealous attack that crushed her skull with a club. Brasil McHam reported the incident on the Alabama frontier.
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Ala
Lownesboro
Minnie Jones
Wm. Wilson
Sweatheart
Brais
Wilson
Vatrey View Ky Dunes River Tragedy Missing Body
In Vatrey View Kentucky Joe Carroll son of J H Carroll was fished from the Marble Creek river two miles below town while bathing. The body has not yet been recovered.
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Vatrey View
Joe Carrol
J. H. Carroll
Marble Creek
Centenary of Wayne Arrival Celebrated Next August at Defiance
Defiance Ohio invites prominent nationals for a three day 1894 centennial event marking Gen Anthony Wayne arrival at Fort Defiance on August 8 1794. The celebration runs August 7 8 and 9 with citizens and notable guests from Ohio and beyond urged to attend.
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Defiance
Anthony Wayne
Ohio
William Carter
Ft. Defiance
Greenville
Maumee Valley
Northwest Territory
Fort Defiance
Adventists Predict End Of World In Adams County
In Adams County near Mineral Springs two itinerant Adventists, about sixty, with gray hair, preach that signs point to the millennium and elect will endure. Their followers, including wary farmers, abandon work amid Millerite revival fears as residents await impending visitation.
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Peebles
Adams
Mineral Springs
Farmer Killed by Lightning Near West Carrollton
Jacob Rentsong, 54, a farmer living 27 miles east of West Carrollton, was struck and killed by lightning during a severe Miami valley storm while driving a hay rake. His horse Isis also died in the incident.
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West Carrollton
Jacob Rentsong
Here
Miami Valley
Isis
Railway restores wage cut after coal strike end
Wheeling and Lake Erie railway officials announce that the 334 percent wage cut imposed on April 27 will be restored dating from June 18. The move fulfills a promise that wages would be restored when coal strike ended and rail business returned to normal volume.
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Epo
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway
Fractured Skull by Diving in Scioto River
Portsmouth Ohio June 23 ASA Coster fractured his skull diving in the Scioto river Friday morning while bathing He has not regained consciousness and death is expected He is a young shoemaker
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Ana LaNnp
Henry Werrick
Anna Hays
Henry
Portsmouth
Asa Coster
Scioto River
Found Dead in the Woods Mystery Shrouds Miss Loughlin
Miss Lose Me Loughlin, about 25, living two miles east of Zalesk, was found dead in the woods near her home Friday afternoon. The circumstances of her death are described as mysterious.
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Zalesk
Flag Presented to Ohio National Guard Company in Banquet
East Liverpool Ohio June 23 Gen Lyon Post G A R presented Company E Eighth regiment Ohio National Guard with a flag Friday night. A banquet followed the ceremony and flag presentation.
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East Liverpoor
Lyon
Eighth Regiment
Ohio National Guard
Slain at the Crossing Near Union Furnace
George Heine a Logan butcher was struck and killed by cars at Union Furnace eight miles from Locax Ohio on Friday. Heine previously lived in Logan and the incident occurred while he was near the crossing. Local authorities investigated the accident and prepared the report for the coroner.
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Locax
George Heine
Logan
Union Furnace
Here
Cigarette Tax Law Deemed Constitutional by Court
Corcnaus C June 23 The supreme court on Friday declared the cigarette tax law constitutional.
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Corcnaus
Supreme Court
Thieves Ride Off With Black Horse Near Mechanicstown
Five men entered Lemuel Baxter's farm near Mechanicstown on a Friday afternoon and seized a fine black horse. They escaped before an alarm could be raised as authorities scour the county for the daring thieves.
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Commotiton
Lemuel Baxter
Mechanicstown
Gov McKinley Pardons Capt Bell Publisher
Cotemats Ohio June 23 Gov McKinley issued a pardon Friday to Capt A Bell the East Liverpool newspaper publisher. Bell was sentenced this year to a year and a half for shooting to wound a Ro a Te i NE am ST.
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