Dreyfus Trial Preparations and Reactions Across Europe
Rennes reporters describe heightened court security as final day arguments loom while Dreyfus supporters and opponents forecast varied verdict outcomes. Esterhazy predicts possible acquittal but warns of broader French upheaval as Vatican and French officials express mixed stances on public truth and secrecy in Rennes proceedings.
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Hoporiae Fortes
Agatnst Rim
Campromaris
Paty de Clam
Court of Cassation
Dreyfusites
Dreyfus
Dreyfusite
Gaya Dreyfus
Fupe
Dregini
London
Rome
Central News
Vatican
Monsgignores Piffer
Angeli
Rennes
Princess and Grant Member Wedding Invitations Noted
A Note on wedding invitations for Miss Julia Dent Grant and Prince Michael Cantacugene. Cards are engraved in ordinary script, folded into envelopes. Invitations measure about 6.5 by 7.5 inches, with chapel admission by ticket and reception at Beaulien at 12:80. Presents arriving from foreign countries keep the customs officials busy.
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Giatdaughter
A Grant
Julia Dent Grant
Beaulien
Custom House
Chinese Laundry Price Riot Splits Chinatown Becomes Chaos
A Chinatown riot followed a price dispute between Oriental Benevolent and Chu Chang societies over laundry work charges. Detectives were shot. several Chinese men were injured, with twenty-one detained and blackjacks seized as police quelled the disturbance near Pell Street and the Elizabeth Street station.
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Celestiais
New York
Chinatown
Oriental Benevolent Society
Chu Chang Society
McClusky
Elizabeth Street
Chin
Pell Street
Chartle Lee
Ching San
Guong Low
Brooklyn
Admiral Sampson to Remain in Command Denied
Philadelphia reports deny a Washington dispatch claiming Admiral Sampson will be relieved of command of the North Atlantic squadron. Lt Com Winslow says the admiral is healthy, refuses shore duty, and intends to retain his post. Separate dispatch notes troops slated for Manila from San Francisco between Sept 12 and 15.
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G. C. Remey
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Sampson
Dewey
New York
Manila
San Francisco
Sherman
Grant
Sheridan
Thirty-first Volunteer Infantry
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Thirty-fourth Volunteer Infantry
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Indiana Territory
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Philippines
Presidio
Alaska gold rush tale from Cape Nome district report
A. J. Cody, ex chief of detectives, reports from Anvil City Cape Nome Alaska that the region is fabulously rich with gold. He cites Angil creek and other claims yielding from 5 000 dollars per day to 6 000 dollars daily per claim plus 1 000 men working at Ocean Beach. He predicts global astonishment when truth spreads and notes many Portlanders who rejected gains for prospects yet to be explored.
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Portland
A. J. Cody
Anvil City
Cape Nome
Alaska
Angil Creek
Hach
Dexter Creek
Snow Gulch
Glazier Creek
Ocean Beach
Cody
Dawson
Circle City
Rampart
Kruger's Reply Signals New Conference Basis
Dispatch from Johannesburg reports that the Transvaal republic rejects franchise proposals and agrees to a Cape Town conference on an entirely new basis. British view may see it as defiance unless follow up talks occur. Johannesburg remains volatile with exodus and distress rising as war preparations continue. Cable messages from Boer and British South Africa colonies describe emergency rations and awaiting further instruction.
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Principia
Capetown
London
Johannesburg
Reuter
Trandvadl
Egyestion
Digestive aid claims cure and endorsements echo ad clutter
A jumble of endorsements and sales copy cites Rhodol Dyspepsia cures for indigestion with claims of digestion aid. It mentions a Kalamazoo resident, nonspecific siege-era balloon letters, and a Concord Monitor editor, portraying a promotional boast without coherent news context.
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Chuster H
Brown
Kalamazoo, Mich
Jacob & Junkermangs
Revolt calm in Santo Domingo with money crisis cited
Santo Domingo now quiet as revolution arises over paper money overflow. General Jiminez favored by many towns on the island, while others seek only overthrow of the government. main cause cited is currency demoralization from excessive money in circulation. Provisional government will run affairs until a new president is chosen. Little fighting reported and American interests deemed safe. In other notes, a lightning strike in Minnesota kills a youth and injures others. a bartender in Lorain, Ohio is shot by a rival over a bar bill. the U S cruiser Olympia arrives with Admiral Dewey. medical ad and arnica salve ads appear amid miscellaneous items.
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Wm. Walpole
Walshtown
Swift
Porto Plata
Santo Domingo
Jiminez
Heureaux
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Esterhazy
Spelai
Hennes
Mercier
Esterhasy
France
Heagues
Parle
Marquia de Galliffet
de Galliffet
Major Carriere
Cernuschi
Yellowduck
New Orleans
Board of Health
Auterpe Street
Blunt
Texas
Saclin
Iean
Atlanta
Georgia
Golden Cape Nome District
Kruger
Weary Watkins
Ndianapolis Journal
Paris
Benator Chandler
New Hampshire
Concord Monitor
Dale
Jai Sare
Fens Gaye
Pe Fonkermasc
Redwood Falls
Minn
Rudolph Lucher
New Avon Township
Lucher
Lorain
Philip Myera
Franklin
Wheeler
New Jersey Life Insurance, Company of New Jersey
Myera
Givraier
Gibraltar
Olympia
Admiral Dewey
Texpayer
Raitor
M. Higgins
Seneca Sils
Paul
Bucklen
Soldy
Scott
Enn Bie CO
Waterloo
Brinch
Simmerling,Agt
Iowa
A. Gettelman Brewing Co
Gettelman
Chicago
Wahl & Henius
Milwaukee
Wihl
Gettelman Brewing CO
D. H. Simmerling
Mar
Tereloo
Citiea
U. S
J.M. Nix
J.A. Johson
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