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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1898

Page

10

France and Britain Near War as Naval Preparations Intensify

The Paris and London press warn of an imminent conflict over Fashoda and the Nile. French and British naval authorities accelerate mobilization and fleet movements along the coast, with Queen Victoria reportedly distressed by the crisis as both nations prepare for possible war.

Britain France Mayot Niger Lins Dork Portsmouth Chatham Davenport Great Britain Mr. Deblowitz Paris London Times Lagthera Bean Witnesed Lunrever Marquis of Salisbury Fashody Salidury Baron de Conreel Cassador London Garon Conrad Lord Salisbury Ceffeeil Upper Nile Goel Salisbury Fuehola M. Lark Villa Gorois Spain Baluial Queen Victoria

Prominent Gregory King Shot in Store at Night

A prominent young businessman Ank.-Wiltinn King of Gregory Wooden county WAR was fatally shot at 9 30 pm Thursday in his store by an unknown assailant. He died within three hours. Authorities are investigating as excitement runs high.

Aseranmagion Arkinsan Lira Roos Ank Wiltinn King Gregory Wooden County King Offivara

Turbulent Socialist Rally Sparks Police Measures in Paris

Reported clashes between Prem Socialists and anti Deoyins Deugue as prefects plan massive policing. Military alert. Paris garrison to barracks. Spanish soldiers urged to take discharge and back pay offers. Wade predicts large take up. Also miners strike tightens fuel supply with Arkansas coal fear. Cavite military post office to open for San Francisco service.

Loxtos Prem Socialists Aly Paris Avienivus Stvilees Lorvan Toor Avt Western Coal and Mining Company Jenny Lind Arkansas Tennessee Hraneli Pastoriis Manila Wasuiyeroy Postosive Department Cavite Philippine Islands San Francisco America

Woman Burned to Death at Home in Tragic Fire

Mrs. Lesners wife of N B Lesners a local merchant was fatally burned in her residence Friday morning. Her head legs and one arm were burned away in a blaze that left her body lying over a hole burned in the flour where the fatal fire was found.

Barth Brepru Ane

Lilian Russell Free Again Amid Matrimonial Ties

The Herald reports Lilian Russell is again free from front matri monial ties. Signor Perageni, her former husband since January 21, 1894, has been granted a decree of divorce in chancery court. In Jersey City Turkish troops began for Constantinople departing Friday morning aboard merchant ships with many officials returning to the city.

Lilfian New York the Herald Lil-ian Russell Signor Perageni Chancery Court Jersey City Wriday Constantinople Casta Tenano Caere Arma Turkey

Provisional Decree Issued by Military Governor in Santiago

General Wood, the military governor over the Santiago department, has issued a ten section proclamation describing an imminent state of emergency and outlining provisional measures to be applied in the region. The document signals authority and aims to restore order amid unsettled conditions.

Wood Department of Santiago

Evacuation Delays Cloud Havana Governance Plans

The article notes postponed Cuban evacuation and extended Spanish withdrawal, delaying Havana governance. It explains the scale of the task, the Atlantic transport bottlenecks, and U S pressure to evacuate while Spanish authorities hesitate. It highlights the war department's stance and the protocol constraints shaping actions in Cuba.

Ndiiuidicatinn Larix Peace Commission Atlantic New York Cuba Havana United States

Volunteers Illtreated at Marion KY Camp in Mud and Cold

Members of the Second Kentucky Volunteers assembled at Marion report no provisions or adequate shelter. A hard rain left the camp knee deep in mud as requisitions for food and shelter were ignored. Many men, lacking overcoats, suffered near pneumonia while a protest grew against officers over mail and provisions. Colonel Frank Baldwin inspected and found the camp in good shape.

Marion Kentucky Department of Thit Army Corps Frank D. Baldwin First Corps

McKinley Speech Ends Crisis at Tran Friday Night

President McKinley delivered a two state speech to a crowded auditorium, eliciting an ovation as he praised patriotism and the army and navy. The event followed his usual lines emphasizing national strength and unity amidst crisis. Tremond urged cheers for Major Marchand and Redmond voiced sympathy for France, aligning with Irish Free State sentiment.

McKinley Army France William Tremond East Calire Major Marchand Redmond Trislinen

Five Die in Hotel Fire in Clairvillé

Advices report from Clairvillé that five persons perished in a hotel blaze on Friday. Survivors escaped with only the clothes they wore as the building’s occupants slept.

Sonansville Clairvillé

Tank Out for Troi and Wate Move Storied Fratwde Crisis

The Londo Daily Mill correspondent reports strained relations between Prange and Bogland over Fratwde. The Esquimalt movement in the British Meet is linked to water concerns, with expectation of action arising from these developments.

Troi Wascarven B. C Londo Daily Mill Prange Esquimalt

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