Bomb attempt on President Faure stuns Paris crowd
A second assassination bid on President Faure failed at the Grand Prix area near La Cascade, Paris. A pistol and dagger were found nearby, one man was arrested, and the crowd beat a Foliveman mistaken for the attacker. No injuries reported as the explosion occurred without harming the president.
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Parle
Yeutecin
Felix Faure
Thie Preheh
Neyo
Er Moore
Chimps
M. Paure
Levaliers-Pertet
St. Faure
Euple
Bert
Mort A. Pelix Faure
Averee-Lorraine
Cologne
Sinilar
AL Faure
Matturrigt
ML Faure
Francs
Mati
Ik Dem
Petr Republique Francain
Ne- Tipe
Paris
Accaciuy
Beoud Gast
Ada Y
Bern
Ind Reiter
Catia
Yaure
French President Faure Escapes Bomb Fury With Calm
During a public procession a loud explosion struck the presidential carriage. President Faure and his wife remained composed, the crowd panicked, police pursued a fleeing suspect, and officials noted the blast’s violence drove earth and debris toward nearby trees. Lenine and the prefect in the presidential box showed visible concern while the president calmly acknowledged the crowd.
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Faure
Yack
Echi
M. Lenine
Patter
Lone Che
M. Faure
M. la Call
Bole de Bualoghe
Visiting Englishman Warns America Faces Revolution
A British MP, W. Pritchard Morgan of Merthyr Tydfil, predicts in New York that the United States is on the verge of a terrible revolution within ten years unless politics and protections for workers and trusts are reformed. He cites volatile labor unrest, propping up protectionist laws, and the rise of conspiracy cases as signs of mounting discontent.
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America
New York
United Stes
W. Pritchard Morgan
Lira
Mertfiyr-Tydfil
Wales
Great Britain
Yebo
Manatectin
England
Hayes Sentenced After Embezzlement Trial
Calvin Hayes, an aged commission merchant, was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary after his conviction for embezzlement. In court he proclaimed his innocence and cited debts and family hardship, while Judge Hazen emphasized the court’s need to impose punishment despite the defendant’s pleas. Hayes, a longtime Topeka resident, vowed to repay what he owed but accepted the sentence amid a dramatic, tearful hearing.
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Calvin Hayes
Hazen
Fhanon
Aages
Hayes Arcee
Hages
Pelham
Topeka
Tent
Pelharg
Lam
Judee Maxen
Tard
Hayes
Santa Fe Train Ditch Fatalities Near Macon Missouri
Three tramps and a brakeman were killed when a Santa Fe freight train derailed near Macon Missouri. The four-car train, carrying refrigerator cars and freight, reportedly left the track one and a half miles east of the town. Authorities describe the accident as a severe derailment with multiple fatalities.
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Macon
Sante Perafir
Einar
Ermity
Titolelt
Jubilee preparations fill London streets with seats
A London dispatch describes Jubilee preparations as miles of pine board stands along main streets, with carpenters earning five to six dollars a day. stands are partly erected, electric lighting planned, and box offices opened, while rents and profits hover around speculation as crowds await the procession day.
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New York
The
Journal
London
Buckingham Palace
Piccadilly
Piceadilly
St. Jamey Street
Pall Mall
Strand
Fleet Street
St Pauly Cathedral
Thames
Cheapside
King Wllllam Street
London Bridge
Beck
Pilace
Borough Hill Street
Borough Tad
Westminster Bridge
Parliament Street
Whitehall
Atiles
Seatine & Burap
Londus
Fairy Town
Qoesent Te Aale
Gents
Alarm in London as Queen's Jubilee risks loom
A New York dispatch notes public unease as Jubilee nears and an alleged plot against the queen surfaces. Rumors claim swift police action against Soho suspects, with possible week-long detentions for inquiries before the Jubilee ends. Foreigners in London reportedly believe the tactics mirror continental police methods.
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New York
Journal
London
Faure
Saint Tanatle
Soho
Haw Street
Ahéy
Drowned Boy in Denver Pool Incident
Denver June 14 Charles Englist 17 residing on West Colfax Avenue drowned at Broadway natatorium after swimming with friends who could not swim. A diver discovered his body near the four foot area as assistants attempted rescue. efforts failed.
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Denver
Charles Englist
West Colfax Avenue
Broadway
Nate Tartem
Weil
Tim Ure
Ak Ailekly Broweht
Eifarte
Junior Order Convention Opens in Pittsburg
Junior Order of American Mechanics takes possession of Pittsburg for the 17th annual national convention. Hordes of delegates arrive as the event opens with hundreds of members in formal dress and a large city gathering. The order is established in nearly all states, with 38 state organizations and about 200000 members.
Ninth Street Viaduct Demolished by City Crew
Street Commissioner Ramsey led a 45 man wrecking party to bring down the Ninth Street viaduct over Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific tracks after Yardmaster Kennedy and foremen from Santa Fe aided. An engine and a rope were used to topple supports, creating barriers on the tracks and prompting a potential suit from Vinewood Park railway president VanOrsdal.
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Tne
Ninth Street
Santa Fe
Missouri Pacifi
Ramecy
Ramsey
Ninth and
Atlants Streets
Kennedy
James
Santa Me
Ramses
Bertts
Otar
Wark
Vinewood Park Railway
Hamsey
VanOrsdal
VanOredal
Yardmutter
Committee of Fifteen Should Confer With Frey
President Ripley backed a Santa Fe celebration for Topeka's Fall Festival but no action followed. General Manager Frey urged the Committee of Fifteen to meet, form a sub committee, and start arranging a procession and an exhibition of battles relief, warning of further delays.
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Committee of Fifteen
Ripley
Santa Fe
Topeka
Committee of Fittes
Frey
Tangthfe
Memorial Window Given By Class Of 85 At Wells College
The sole representative of the class of 1885 at Wells College commencement presented a memorial window to Mrs Grover Cleveland. She arrived from Princeton New Jersey for the Alumni reception where faculty and alumnae praised her efforts. Howard Watson Gilder unveiled the window, funded by La Purge of New York and supported by Mrs Cleveland’s classmates.
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Wells College
Aurora
Welle College
Grover Claveland
Princeton
M. J
Secuity
la Purge
New York
Santa Fe Route Sells Summer Rail Passes to California
The Santa Fe Route offers first class tickets to San Francisco and southern California for $22.50 from June 29 to July 3, with similar rates to intermediate points in both directions. Tickets to Colorado are camper to and from. The program, tied to a Christian Endeavor era, invites all to visit the Great Southwest, including plateaus and mountain ranges across Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona, with Pullman and tourist sleeper options on the fastest daily trains. Apply to a Santa Fe agent.
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Lifornia
Santa Fe
San Francisco
California
Colorado
Great Southwest
Coul
Newexico
Arizona
A. T&s
Annexation treaty for Hawaii sent to Senate
Washington June 14 A treaty for the annexation of Hawaii to the United States will be sent to the senate after the president's return. The document mirrors the Harrison era plan and provides annexation without Hawaiian government form conditions, with the U S to assume Hawaii's debt and gain crown lands and other possessions.
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Washington
Hawaii
United States
Senate
Sherman Jett
South
Harrison
Cleveland
Hawai
Finance Committee
Camp millionaire James Berry arraigned on wife abandonment charge
Mt Vernon Al June 14 The camp millionaire James Berry was arraigned before Jods Welle on a wife abandonment charge filed by his wife Mrs Sadi Ee Miller Berry. The trial was set for next Wednesday and Berry must post 200 bond for appearance. Berry resisted posting and tore a 3500 bill in half amid a crowd, while friends urged bond and spectators watched in shock.
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St. Louis
Mt. Vernon
James Berry
Jods Welle
Sadi Ee Miller Berry
Tral
Berry
Bond
Water Patrolmen Suspended Over Drunkenness Charges
Patrolmen Jan S Kesson and F Kidney were suspended by Chief Henry Ateele pending a police board investigation into drunkenness charges. They had been on night duty at the Santa Fe bridge while searching for Wil Henrys drowned body, reportedly drinking to warm themselves after long exposure. They refused an order to leave, prompting Chief Steele to send them home as three special officers took over. The board is expected to convene. sources confirm the charges of drunkenness, with Keston once a blacksmith and Kidney a Santa Fe shopman.
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Jan. S. Kesson
F. Kidney
Po- No
Henry Ateele
Police Board
Santa Fe Bridge
Wil Henry
Qwen
Steele
Mesers Hessen
Art Bidney
Wilson Scelth
Police Record
Henderson
Thare
Steete
Keston
McC
Accidental drowning of Santa Fe messenger near river bridge
Will Henry a 16 year old Santa Fe messenger drowned Saturday near the Kansas River by the Santa Fe bridge. Blythe Withers and Charles Helges witnessed. Henry sank in a current and was not seen again until Sunday night. Coroner Westerfield held an inquest returning a verdict of accidental drowning. Funeral held at Chandler street with Rev. Mallory. interment in Topeka cemetery. Henry was a popular office boy, last seen swimming for the first time at the river. Father George Henry is a Santa Fe employee at Wiesbop4.
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Will Henry
Santa Fe
Kansas River
Blythe Withers
Charles Helges
Santa Fe Bridge
DeMine & Penwell'n
A. AL Westerfield
Charlon Hodges
Westerfeld
Henry
Chandler Street
BF. E. Mallory
Topeka
Wil Menry
George Henry
Santa Fe Company
Wiesbop4
Bribery Allegations Hit Kansas Political Figures
Attorney General Boyle stated he would pursue criminal charges if evidence supported a lone bribery claim by Anat Cy Leland offering $60 to influence the stockyards bill and its publication. Representatives Capper and McNeal implicate Leland in attempts to sway editors of the Mail and Breeze, as the Jaquins measure passed amid calls for withholding coverage.
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Boyle
Cy Leland
Tom MacNest
Arthur Capper
Leland
Supreme Court
Mail
Breez
McNeal
Capper
Loth
Lela
Jack
Camper Aa
Tom McNeal
Topeka
Bow Houses
Mr. Bush
Priest
Hoys
Severe Sunday Thunderstorms Forecast With Warm Heat Wave
Weather notes predict thunderstorms across the region with warmer temperatures tomorrow. Reports show 82 degrees at 2 PM in Columbia and a record high yesterday in the north. A low pressure center in Wyoming drives unsettled conditions and possible showers statewide. Chamberlain's Cough remedy touted by readers as trusted and widely used.
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Jennings
Prom
Chicago
Kansas City
Tomorre
Columbia
Henry Abandons United States for Mexico Amid Economic Woes
The former wheat king of Kansas and irrigation promoter from Colorado, T. C. Henry, now in Topeka, says the United States is poorly governed and overdeveloped. He intends to move to Mexico, seeking a better climate for enterprise as currency issues and municipal government woes loom. He recalls his rise from wheat fortunes to irrigation schemes and questions future prospects under current policies.
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Henry
Kansav
Colorado
United States
Topeka
Henry Honbie
Mexico
Colton
Howe Vt
Himerif
Kansig
Hin
Len
Severa Mallon
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Pd Cie
Municipel
E& Due
Morten
Butt
Preanne
Airship to Aid Cuba Planned by Washington Forum
A Washington group of prominent citizens plans to build an airship in the city to aid Cuba. They form a committee and expect to raise funds at a meeting, aiming for completion within sixty days. Contributions are invited at the committee office in Northwest Washington.
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Washington
Sime 11
Comemitoon Tx
Elgefty
Drebent
Cuba
Airshin Fund
Mis Street
Lngurenite
Down From A Skyscraper Demonstration Planned
Chicago readers learn of John Teres to attempt a skyward descent from the Great Northern hotel using a homemade life saving device. A Burlington note mentions county commissioners seeking bonds for a new courthouse to fund county needs by next November.
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Chicago
John Teres
Great Northern
Dearborn Street
Herer
Ermwity
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