Attempt on Faure’s Life Sparks Paris Turmoil
A suspected assailant named Gallet was arrested after a crowd beat and nearly lynched detective Rouateaux during the attempt on M. Faure in Paris. Faure remained calm as his carriage horses reared. crowds cheered on returning to the Elysee amid alarms and prior assassination echoes.
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M. ‘Aure
the Elysee
Fanre
London
Paris
Daily News
M. Favre
Rouateaux
M. Faure
Berezowsky
Long Champs
Francois
Thessaly Claim Triggers Ottoman Appeal to Czars
The Times Istanbul correspondent reports the Sultan appeals to the czar and Emperor William to back Thessaly’s claim to the Ottoman empire. Ambassadors from other powers fear negotiations on Turkey’s other demands will stall until evacuation terms are resolved. A Athens dispatch says the Greece Turkey armistice is broken as Turks reinforce Volo Prevesa fortifications and move troops to islands while the fleet sails from the Dardanelles.
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Kaizen
London
Times
Constantinople
William
Loupon
Athens
The
Exchange . Telegraph Company
Greece
Turkey
Volo
Prevesa
Dardanelles
Bank Officers Convicted in American National Bank Case
New Orleans June 14 The government case against President Henry Gardes cashier Gicault and stockholder Thomas A A Underwood for wrecking the American National Bank concluded with Gardes and Gierault found guilty while Underwood was acquitted.
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New Orleans
Henry Gardes
Gicault
Thomas
Underwood
American National Bank
Gardes
Gierault
Tragedy on a Railroad Bridge Near Johnstown
Two men were killed and another fatally injured on the Pennsylvania Railroad bridge east of Johnstown near Conemaugh river just before midnight. One body was drawn into the river. another unidentified body remained missing. A separate dispatch reports the City of Everett steamship sailing to India with 2600 tons of corn for famine relief and $200,000 in cash donations collected.
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Dronxstown
Moonie
Pennsylvania
Here
Conemaugh River
San Francisco
City
Everett
India
Case Against Town Soldiers Home Officials Dismissed
No evidence to convict as trial in federal court ends at noon. Judges dismiss case against Marshalltown Town Soldiers Home commissioners after jurors were instructed.
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Des ‘Moines
Marshalltown
Wool
Gon Tnateuc
Supreme court upholds sheriff mileage in service cases
The Minnesota Supreme Court overruled a lower court ruling and allowed mileage for each bench warrant served. Sheriff Andrew Steonerson of Polk County had charged full mileage for 18 trips while serving a panel of warrants, including trips not fully completed. The decision favors sheriffs paid travel for all attempted services.
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Paul
Jane
Suprem Court
Justice Buck
Andrew Steon-erson
Polk
Dina ‘Plaim
Aigainat
Seta
Supreme Court
Headquarters Hotel Destroyed by Fire in North Dakota
The Headquarters hotel in Fiego, N D, described as the oldest hostelry in the state, was totally destroyed by fire at 6 p m. The Northern Pacific ticket office and waiting rooms were damaged. A favorable shift in wind likely prevented a much greater disaster in the city.
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Fiego
Farno
N.D
Pacific
Hardwood Mills Burned at Durand Wisconsin
June 14 fire destroyed the George L Davis hardwood mills at Durand in the morning. Origin not definite but suspected a hot box. Loss about 36600. The plant was the state’s largest. Also reported: heavy loss to J H Rhodes farm at Rovatron Minnesota including seven binders and farm equipment, furniture, and 6000 bushels of grain.
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Durand
Wis
George
Davis
Rovatron
Minn
J.H. Rhodes
Filibuster Arms Expedited via Jacksonville Foreseen
Washington reports Spanish minister says a major filibustering expedition is being organized along Florida’s coast. A carload of arms left Jacksonville Friday, then a second carload departed Saturday for transfer to a vessel likely the yacht Valusia bound for Cuba.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Secretary of State
Coast
Florida
Jacksonville
East Coast
Smyrna
Valusia
Entgort
Qubg
Pactoria Removes Scrap Iron but Fails to Save Him
Kansas City June 14 Harry Whallen known as the human ostrich died after an operation at the German hospital Saturday. Surgeons removed two pocket knives three knife blades three ounces of glass tacks nails a few staples from his stomach during the procedure. The earlier effort to save him failed.
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Pactoria
Kansas City
Harry Whallen
Tragic Accidents and Labor Actions Across States
News briefs report a mother and daughter fatally injured at a rail crossing near Jackson Center, Ohio Southern line, while another man is fatally injured. Anderson Glass Co ends a strike by firing and settlement notices, recalling 250 workers and affecting about 1000 others. Reading Iron Works plans an indefinite tube mill closure, risking over 1000 jobs as other departments strike. University of Georgia trustees reject women admission without legislative authority. A teenager drowns in Barnesville mill pond while another grave accident in Caremont involves a teen shooting his brother and then himself.
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Jackson Center Crossing
Ohio Southern’ Railway
Davis
New Mausoleum Planned Near High Bridge
The sanitary committee of the health board approved plans for a new mausoleum company to establish a sanitary mausoleum near High Bridge in New York City with capacity for 10 000 to 12 000 bodies.
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New York
Sanitary Committee of the Health Board
New Mausoleum Company
High Bridge
Lemars Gas Factory Burned In Morning Fire
Lexiars Ia June 14 The Lemars gas factory was totally destroyed by fire during the morning. The loss on building and stock will reach 50 000. Hay and two horses and hogs mentioned with losses of 24000 twice in the report.
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Lexiars
Lemars Ghas
Violent Indian Raid Alleges Farm Attacks North of Regina
A Regina Free Press dispatch reports Fifteen Indians attacked Gordon’s farm between Saskatoon and Duck Lake killing cattle. They then threatened Sinclair’s farm as eight Northwest Mounted Police constables pursue the assailants. Believed instigators are linked to Almighty Voice and his brothers.
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Winnipeg
Free Press
Regina
Gordon
Saskaton
Duck’ Lake
Sinclair
Northwest Mounted Police
Marshall
Snelling Fatalities Linked by Jealousy and Suicide
At Fort Snelling Minnesota Row Sergeant Patrick Kain’s home Kate Kain aged 35 and her niece Taiazie Doyle aged 19 were found dead side by side. Kate Kain died by arsenic poisoning and Taiazie Doyle died of brain fever reportedly induced by mental torture from jealousy.
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St. Paul
Josephine Doyle
Kate Kain
Patrick Kain
Minnesota Row
Fort - Snelling
Taiazie Doyle
Kate
Panic in Buffalo church causes many injuries
In Burra New York on June 14 a Polish schoolhouse event on Broadway drew about 1500 attendees mostly women and children. A hanging lamp fell injuring many as panic spread during the church entertainment.
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Burra
N.2 Y
Fragmented OCR notes on contracts and breaks
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions contracts and breaks with scattered terms like Forres Ni Di June and Nostherti Pacific. No clear events, names, dates, or outcomes emerge to summarize.
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Forres
uMooneys
Operation Outcome Reported After Saturday Procedure
The bulletin notes the result of the operation and reports the patient could not take nourishment after the procedure performed on Saturday morning.
Mayor Shot by Editor in Political Feud Tragedy
John R. Richards, millionaire philanthropist and mayor, was fatally shot by Captain F Y Hedley, editor of the Bunker Hill Gazette, after a long standing political feud. He died six hours later. Also reports list two yellow fever deaths in San Francisco and a cyclone disaster on St Vincent Island causing injuries and drownings.
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John R. Richards
Bunker Hil
Bunker Hiwy
F. Y.hedley
The
Bunker Hill
San Francisco
Para
Panama
Mitchell
Metonsen
Death From His Pipe in Lake Elizabeth Home Fire
Lara Peterson, about 50, was found suffocated by smoke as a fire started in his Lake Elizabeth house after his pipe ignited red clothing. The dwelling burned in the incident reported at Atwater on June 14.
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Atwater, Main
Lara Peterson
Lake Elizabeth
Son seeks million in trust over Boston financier estate
W Fisk of Boston, son of a late money lender, sues to have his father's estate held in trust until claims totaling about 1 million are settled. He alleges his father took with him a claimant's $187.50 in early California days and that interest at standard rates now totals $954,368.
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San Francisco
W. Fisk
Boston
Fisk
Califc
Coudot Must Hang Spicer Murderers Sonoteean Case
A fragment notes a demand for hanging in the Spicer murder case, with a reference to Coudot and the accused. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a capital punishment call tied to the case.
Proposed Mausoleum Encloses Bodies in Cement Receptacles
A plan calls for entombing the dead in cement receptacles with air purified by passing over sulphuric acid and then by fire to render it pure. After sealing airtight, the mausoleum would be 75 feet long, 50 feet deep, eight stories high with four inch thick concrete sepulchers.
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Tt Ia
Senate to Vote in Two Weeks on Tariff Bill Prospects
Washington June 14 The sugar schedule of the tariff bill remains under Senate consideration for the next day or two. The Hawaiian treaty and anti trust amendments are not yet disposed of and are expected to trigger debate. After sugar is settled the agricultural schedule will be taken up again followed by tobacco and potentially spirit and cotton. Republican managers aim to dispose of hemp and flax and conclude debate within two weeks, though less than one third of the bill has been reviewed.
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Washington
Senate
President and par 7 begin return trip from Nashville
The text notes multiple items including Elias Chenoweth 74 and Jane Hunt 70 marrying in Richmond Indiana, A J Taylor resigning as Duluth land office registrar, Dwyer’s colt Previous winning the Great American Stakes at Gravesend, and Archbisop Jannsen dying aboard the Creole. It also mentions alleged poisoning of H N Singer, Isador Cavanaugh’s death sentence for Mrs Stone’s murder, Waite sentenced for embezzlement, Doge winning Grand Prix de Paris, Baltic canal deficit and traffic, Havana dispatch on executions, London jubilee concerns, Sioux Falls verdict in Kirby case, Johannesburg census, and global ship counts.
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Nashville
Elias Chenoweth
Jane Hunt
Richmond
Ind
A. J. Taylor
Land Office
Duluth
M. F P. Dwyer
Gravesend
Archbishop Jannsen
New Orleans
New York
H. N. Singer
California
Isador Cavanaugh
Francis Emma Stone
Deadwood
Hiram A. Waite
Port Huron
Mich
State House of Correction
Paris
Doge
M. J. Arnaud
Baltic Canal
Havana
Ruiz Rivera
Bacallac
Washington
London
Joseph Kirby
Sioux Falls
Kirby
Cuban Policy Dominates President's Time in Washington
June 14 report from Washington says no Cuban policy is ready and the Spanish mission offer has not been officially extended. A close aide notes the Cuban issue absorbs the president day and night amid ongoing diplomatic uncertainty. Also brief items from Fort Missoula on a bicycle army experiment and a wrestling accident in Brooklyn.
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Washington
Western League standings and scores at Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids the Milwaukee club beat the Diamond 16 to 7 while Detroit defeated Kansas City 12 to 9 and Columbus won 6 to 2 over St Paul. Current standings list St Paul, Columbus and Indianapolis atop the table with Milwaukee and Detroit lower down. others follow with varied percentages. Also noted is Mrs Sansoni, the leper, to be sent back to Allegheny despite protests. Baltimore officials plan a special car for her transport.
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Grand Rapids
Milwaukee
Detroit
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Pittssure
Bryan visits Washington and dines with Democratic official
William J. Bryan arrives in Washington from New York and departs for Norfolk in the same day. He dines with Senator Jones, the chairman of the national Democratic committee, in a brief capital trip. Ottumwa judges order new hearing for Jesse Hamilton bank robber case at September term. Axton pottery project contracts to be let next week for Whitmore Robinson company to rebuild largest plant in the United States.
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Washington
William J. Bryan
New York
Norfolk
Senator Jones
National Democratic Committee
Ottumwa
Roberts
Jesse of
Hamilton
Eldon
United States
Axton
Whitmore-Robinson Company
Pugilists and Proverbs in 19th Century Wit
Exchange of quips from newspapers on boxing and ideas about evolution and piety. Pugilist jokes reference insomnia rivalries and a sleepless foe. Satirical quips mention evolution making all mankind kin and a churchgoer who pays pew rent promptly.
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