Faure Dies After Stroke At Work In Paris
President Felix Faure of France died at 10 o clock after a three hour illness caused by apoplexy. Reports say he had shown signs of weakness and had requested medical aid as his condition worsened. Cabinet members and prefects were notified as officials prepared to announce the death and inform the public.
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Felix Faure
Republic of France
Hay Leon
Inis-Pant Etx
Mmesskge
M Dupas
Dupay
Guelnden
Paris
Seine
Senate
Mly
Wanek BE Pours
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Guntingunus
Civiné
Legal
General Ballinged
M B
Ioseem
Aelas
al Eports
M Dupuy
M. Dupuy
Han Fallzo
Couteil
Entister of the Interior
Craps
Nathlie
Tip ii
Paure
Omic
Thorne
Ustat
Reval Anil Reid
M- Paure
Tuncheor
Nepal
Adil
Adil Spent the Afternoon Stated In A Tavuie
M. Legal
General Ballou
Balllord
Mlewall
Lee
Humbert
Faure Dies Suddenly in Paris Amid Royal Display and Farewell
Paris reports President Faure died of apoplexy after a dramatic farewell scene at the Élysée. He thanked his wife and family, expressed affection for aides, and requested pardon for any sharp words. Crowds gathered on boulevards as doctors struggled to revive him.
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Mme. Faure
Mlle
Lucie Faure
My. Lecall
M. Dupuy
Elisse
M. Lecall
Emily Crawford
Associated Press
Paris
Faure
Republic
Moliere
Lois Xiiv
Etinuette
M. Faure
Delafret
Washington Reacts to Faure Death in Brief Signals
A Washington dispatch reports late news of President Faure's death reaching officials after Congress adjourned. M Thievaut the French charge expressed surprise and grief, noting Faure was a self made man who rose from humble beginnings to a high office. The French Constitution calls for a swift joint session at Versailles to choose a successor.
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London
House of Commons
Faure
France
Redmenttes
Ireland
M. Cambon
Alm
Washington
Congress
Associated Press
M. Thievaut
M. Cambin
Paure
St. M. Thiebaut
M. Faure
Bieh
MI le
Versailles
Paris Journals Review Faure Death and Character
Paris papers vary in tone on President Faure after his sudden death praising constitutional restraint and condemning weaknesses. Comments from Echo De Paris Journal Gaulois Eclair Matin Intransigeant criticize ego and political compromises while urging a sincere patriot as successor.
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Faure
President Faure
Echo de Paris
Elasor
Gaulds
M. Faure
Europe
Ruesia
Petit Journal
Petit Parisienne
M. Feure
Petit Republique
Matin
de Suile
Dreyfusiam
M'KINLEY'S SYMPATHY AND FRENCH LEADERS' REACTIONS
Washington reports President McKinley sent heartfelt condolences to the French president's family after the tragedy, while Secretary of State issued a personal letter to the French ambassador. Paris reacts with sorrow, Cardinal Rampotz notes the pope's lament, and financial markets show muted impact as rents bounce around in Paris.
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Washington
John Bay
M Thiebaut
France
Rome
Cardinal Rampotz
Faire
Paris
Rentes
Luctwatine
Anil
Wal
Nike
Smelter Consolidation Planned With Excepted Families
The Wall Street Journal reports options secured on major U S smelter firms for a national consolidation, excluding the Guggenheim interests in Mexico, Perth Amboy, and Puebla. Participating firms include Omaha and Grant, Consolidated Kansas City Smelting and Refining, National Smelting, United Smelting, Puchi Smelting, and Germania Smelting. combined capitalization near 350 million dollars, with profits around 12 to 14 percent. The new firm will smelt and refine silver, gold, lead, copper, and other metals, with the Guggenheim group possibly remaining outside the merger.
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New York
Wall Street Journa
Guexenheimer
Mexico
Perth Amboy
N.3
Puebla
Cole, Moore and Schley
Omaha and Grant Company
Consolidated Kansas City Smelting and Refinite Company
National Smelting Company
United Smelting Company
Puchi Smelting Company
Germania Smelting Company
Mildest Oleomargarine Bill Defeated by Kansas House
Kansas House agricultural committee rejected Burkholder’s bill to regulate oleomargarine and require labeling in eating establishments. supporters note 80,000 farmers would be affected. debate cites creameries and public eateries. House may reconsider if amendments pass despite lobbying efforts.
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House Agricultural Committee
Farmers of
Kansas
Burkholder
Agricultural Committee
Grattan
Sweet
Eoch
Kelterela
Pickin House
Benefits Butler County Senate Passes Local Salary Bill
The Senate debated local fee and salary bills and passed a measure fixing county officers salaries at 1897 levels after correcting a constitutional issue about the probate judge. The debate included opposition on extending the court of appeals, with a resolution defeated and opposition noted to any plan to extend the court indefinitely.
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Senate
Benson Ot Butler
Benson
Crossan
Jumper
Jarreny
Judiciary
House
Court of Appeals
Hessin
Supreme Court
Farrelly
House Passes Bills In Late Thursday Session
The house approved twelve general bills and fourteen morning bills to total twenty six in one day along with six local senate measures. Included were appropriations for the state university the state normal the girls industrial school and Mother Blekerdyke home. Other acts set new court transfer rules to ease district caseloads and adjust city boundary changes plus consent requirements for exempt property transfers and venue changes in justices courts.
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House
Senate
Atute University
State Normal
Girls’ Industrial School
Mother Blekerdyke
Flanreily
Court of Appeals
Southern Department
Wise
Mason
Whestley
Seaver
Morgan denies moving state printing to Hutchinson
State printer elect Morgan says he has not decided on moving the state printing to Hutchinson and plans to run it in Topeka while keeping his home paper. He notes the constitution requires state printing at the capital and rejects the idea as foolish.
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Topeka
W. ¥. Morgan
Hutchinson
Morgan
5 Journal Reporter
State
Elevating Doctors and State Salaries Debate
The senate pushes to require prescriptions in English as part of broader medical reforms. Senator Shaffer of Bourbon county leads the bill, claiming it would foil trusts. In the house, a new fee and salary measure sparks lively debate amid county officer lobbying and self interest concerns.
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Senate
Shaffer
Bourbon County
Lewelling Pushes Free Employment Agencies Bill
Senator Lewelling introduces in the Kansas senate a measure to establish free employment agencies under state society of labor and the state labor commissioner. Citizens in principal towns seek to curb fake agencies by law. The bill aims to protect workers who pay for services but receive little or nothing in return.
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Lewelling
Kansas
Lewelline
Senate
State Society of Labor
Senate Night Session Builds Confidence Over Local Bills
Senate and House local bill batch discussed during a first night session aimed at restoring confidence between chambers. Senator Hessin described an impression of Senate aloofness and urged a haben night session to clear the calendar. The committee recommended passage of a large batch of local bills from both houses.
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Senate
Wight
Hessin
House of Representative
House
Dawes
Senate Committee On Mined and Mining
Senate Sets Special Order on State Appropriation Bills
The senate in committee of the whole at 2 20 next Tuesday will take up the pending state appropriation bills. They concern state institutions and were set as a special order after Senator Porney, chairman of the ways and means committee, proposed the move.
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Senate
Porney
Ways and Means
Proposals and Accidents Reported in State Legislature
Senator Anderson introduces a bill to ban child labor under fourteen in factories workshops and mines and another measure to require seating for women workers overseen by factory supervisors In Topeka Carl Groom Palmar Ran dies after hospital treatment following a fall from the state house steps Ex Speaker Street attends as lobbyist to aid parental compensation Dawes coal bill advances in routine mining legislation to curb penitentiary coal sales
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Kansas Volunteers
Topeka
Carl Groom
Palmer
State House
Groom
W. D. Street
Civine Groom
A Successor Willis Chosen at Versailles Tomorrow
A successor named Willis is selected at Versailles for tomorrow afternoon. The change will take effect in the early afternoon hours with officials announcing the transition and expected duties.
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Willis
Versailles
France Congress Called by Premier for Presidential Vote
Paris February 17 The premier M Da puy fixed the meeting of the Mona] assembly congress for president of France tomorrow afternoon with senators and deputies voting. The body will view President Faure's body at the police and then the public may visit the palace Saturday morning to Tuesday evening. The funeral will be held Thursday at Notre Dame and Pere-Lachaise cemetery. Loubet nominated for presidency, election deemed assured amid Faure and Dreyfus affairs. Faure died after a sudden attack of heart trouble. reports say he suffered from heart disease for some time with no prior warning signs.
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France
M. Waure
Republic
Astrangle
M. Faure
Pera
Vila
St. Petersiurs
Peterhof Palace
AL Pause
Mark Kinitess
the Elysee
MS Fates
Urban’ Gohter
Madagasesr
Brakes
Elysee
Laommid
Euprese
Elizabeth
Austria
Victoria
Emma
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Belohim
Greece
Portugal
Siam
Czar
Czarina
Prive Ferdinand of
Tulkaria
Duke of Connaught
Cervantes
al Faure
Paris
M da~ Puy
Sa Mona
Congress
For & Oeluvic
Tata
Faure
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Pere-Lachaise
Loubet
Tviay
MM Loubet
Senate
M. Loubet
the Figaro
M. Deleusse
M. Meline
M. Casimir-Merier
Mme
Mme. Faure
Lasne-tangos
Eeho de Paris
Alexy
Roma
Etn Sim
Subjugation policy pushes U S claim to Philippine Islands
Washington reports the administration moves swiftly to extend United States jurisdiction over the Philippine group. Delays risk anarchy and paralysis of interests in the islands. A naval campaign is planned, with Admiral Dewey to receive reinforcements as gunboats head toward Manila.
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Washington
Islands
United States
Dewey
Manila
Three Firemen Killed in Philadelphia Blaze
Three firefighters died when a fire at a Shoe Company store collapsed upper floors. Rescue teams pulled bodies from debris as comrades called to them, with several others injured. Names and details were unclear due to damaged text.
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Falladelphia
Bernatni
EorGh
Stine
Debsia
Wodeube
Coal Found at Dawson in Arctic Thawing Method
A Dawson expedition reports coal discovery in frozen deposits. Australian mining expert My Marks leads passengers aboard the Amur to study thawing techniques used successfully in Arctic operations. The project aims to increase extraction to ten feet per day, replacing older processes.
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Nanaimo
B.C
Ntrainer Amur
Dawson
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