Zola Trial Opens Amid Roaring Dreyfus Outcry
Emile Zola faces trial in the Assize court amid fervent crowds and police precautions over a December letter accusing high officials in the Dreyfus affair. The indictment centers on the letter’s denouncement of Esterhazy and related accusations against military leaders and ministers.
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Balers Court
Paan
M. Zola
Girsromsnt
Arde
Ing
Emile Zola
Assizea
Beine
Henri Rochefort
Vive Rochefort
Alias Rochefort
M. Rochefort
Dreyfus Syndicate
Zola
Odits Zola
Advocate General
Esterhazy
Dohse
Dreyfus
Mnds
Seinor
Patysia Clate
Nerals Mercier
Boisdeffre
Billet
Politeux
M. DeLegorgue
Juanoe
My Darlan
General Billut
ML “de
Casimir Perier
Figs eeeaon advertisement in California Syrup Co pamphlet
Fragmentary OCR shows an advertisement for California Syrup Co figs promising a superior remedy. It mentions 50 and 70, hints at sale points and substitutes, and invites buyers to act without accepting substitutes. The text is garbled but centers on a fig product marketed as a remedy.
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California
Morgen Bas
Wasarvotox
Morgan
Alabama
White
Aublic of
Hawaii
United States
Arizona
Samuel Smith
Ropie
Atc
Pierce’s Medical Dis c overy Promises Vitalized Blood
Fragmentary OCR text references Dr. Pierce and a medical discovery claimed to vitalize blood. No clear events, dates, or identities beyond the doctor and the general claim.
Gafford Case Fears of Lynching Cloud Alabama Trial
In Gafford Alabama the jury remains uncrossed for a verdict with nine favoring hanging and three for life. Officials fear an acquittal could trigger bloodshed as exasperated factions gather, while the Populist influence shifts in town.
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Bartow Lieyd
Gresxonee
Gafford
Shas
Wuld
Eroga
Largest Cotton Crop on Record in the South
A circular by Statistician Hyde details the 1896 97 cotton crop totaling 8 533 705 commercial bales across Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Indian Territory Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Missouri North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia. Mills bought 981 991 bales as raw cotton moved from 16 states. Sea Island cotton also reached a record yield with Georgia Florida South Carolina and Texas contributing large shares and the Sea Island crop valued at 6 000 958 dollars at an average 16 58 cents per pound.
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Leland
South
Dixie Mille
Hyde
Agricultural Department
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Indian Territory
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Sea Island
Business Uptick Reported Across Southern Trade Centers
Reports from The Tradesman note rising activity at southern hubs with strong lumber and coal demand. Brick, tile works and mills expand. several new factories launch in North Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama as fertilizer sales lag and farm planting rises. A Brunswick judge candidate is anticipated, and a wreck off Florida leaves a schooner total loss with no lives.
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Beutheva
Omarraxooes
Cere
St Augustine
Fla
Oak Hill Roller
Sowa
Area Point N. C
Gibbs, Tenn
Rocky Mount
Glreath Coal and Iron Company
Caplmingham
Rockford
Lamber Company
Sea Ae
Atkinson Spee
Ansensen
Avavara
Chronicle
Brunswickesga
Spencer R .Arideson
Fire destroys Savannah cathedral and nearby warehouses
Fire in Savannah on February 7 destroyed the St John the Baptist Cathedral worth about 225000 dollars and damaged several brick buildings including warehouses. The blaze spread to hay stores and a hotel at Park Place, causing extensive losses though no injuries were reported. Authorities believe the cathedral fire originated in the organ loft and note significant uninsured or underinsured damages.
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Vadiaries
Savanish
Savayyan
St John the Baptist
Georgia
Theadire
Hick
Becker
Persico
Savanndh
Bay
Charles. A
Gupta
Flan
Herman Meyers
Savannah
Dizon
Seaby
Wightaed Park House
Tite
Amen, & O
Biphilatia Park
Waesse Ras Fms
Cs. Eats
Delankaaie
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Windsor Hotel
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Athorney AT Law
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Garaton
Bye
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Prorney
Cptard
Omce Artesian Corner
Americus
Ae A. Rawbins
Ofice In
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Posite Court
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Ant
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Rembert
Forsyth Atree
F Wallis
Prac
Telephone Exchange
A. Ansbey
J* Attrney
Law
Chas. P. DA Vip
Americus, Ga
Forsyth A Aie Es Mere Street
Mpeteies Ver
T Inon & Callaway
Dyne
Elluorn F. Clarke
Lamar Street
Americas
ORAS
Martnership
Wheatley Building
Hodson
Mims
Ecato
Esitence
Felder Street
Counses
Jackson Street
HS Munro Americus
Lamar and
Jackson Streets
Brown and
Church Streets
Dulson
John M. Wilkes
Bank of
Opera House
George Fields
Thelees
C. Mitchell
People's National Bank OF America
ED. An Crews
A.W Smith
Gronae H, Frezos
College Street
Harnoun
Weeaat
Earth
Sheffield
The
M-Leop Co
Green.bros
Caltea
York, RY
Farlow & Jones
T. Byrd
Ee Ee Bank “Stocke
Merrel Callaway
Americus, Georgia
Pennyroyal Royal Pills
Ata Tee
Te Davenport Drag Company
Tee Setttea
Ewperorp
Board of Trade
Dressers’ Union
Atlanta
J. H Polk
Goodwin Station
Here
Southern Railway
Astaros
Schooser Totelly
Jacksonvittz
Faunie Kinney
Fianer
Philadelphis Font
Avzearviriz
Ala
Commissionay of Health
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