Turmoil in French Congress as Dreyfus Reinstated
Violent scenes marked the chamber as Sarraut faced Pugliesi Conti in a sword duel after a floor confrontation. Sarraut wounded, session suspended. laws later passed reinstating Dreyfus as artillery chief and Picquart as brigadier general amid harsh clashes between Dreyfus and anti Dreyfus factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Dreyfus
Sarraut
M. Pas- Yesi-Conti
M. Sarraut
Clemenceau
Thomson
M. Pugliesi-Conti
M. Millevoye
Gen. Jacquet
Dreyfus
Chamber of Deputies
Mr. Sarraut
Interior
M. Pusgiiesi-Conti
Pugliesi-Conti
Picquart
Explosion Fatalities Shake Bellwood Quarry Camp
A blast at the McLaughlin stone quarry shanty in Bellwood northwest of Chicago killed three laborers and injured several others. The victims were Greek or Italian workers. Dynamite placed under their sleeping shanty appears to be involved in a suspected plot by unknown persons. Parts of a victim’s body were found high in a tree, and glass shattered for miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
McLaughlin Stone
Bellwood
Ill
Premeditated murder linked to National Hotel case in Minneapolis
The final clue in the National Hotel murder case emerged Friday when the county attorney opened the safety deposit box of N. M. Riggs. Inside were two 3100 bills Miss Ellison drew from the National Bank of Commerce on the day she was killed. A torn gold ring and Miss Ellison's watch were also recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ellison
Minneapolis
National Hotel
Minn
N. M. Riggs
Miss Bilison
National Bank of Commerce
Riggs
Wreck on the Monon Derailed Train Near Hammond
A Monon passenger train from Cincinnati derailed Friday south of Hammond Indiana. The engine left the track and plunged into a ditch injuring six people. The express car and combination car were also derailed in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon
Cincinnati
Hammond
Ind
Ohio miners walk out over scale dispute
A Columbus special reports that about 35,000 miners in Ohio are idle following a disagreement among operators and workers over the wage scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Ohio
Sioux City Stock Market Quotation Report
Friday’s stock market notes list top beeves at 6.75 and Topomy at 36.60. The item also mentions Travis Golf Champion at Bemgtewood and cites J Walter Pravis of the Garden City Golf Club and Jerome D Feavers of Messen in a garbled entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sionx City
Sioux ‘City
Travis
Bmgtewood
Walter J. ‘Pravis
The
Garden City Golf Cry
Yank Jerome D. Feavers
Messen
Tragic Sioux City Deaths Stir City After Child Losses
In Sioux City a series of fatal incidents unfolds as Clara Usher dies and Mrs Coyle visits are linked to a pattern of misfortune. Charles Coyle, a Milwaukee railroad switchman, learns of his daughters deaths on his porch after reading a letter claiming they were well. The events mark a devastating period for the Coyle family and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Usher
Coyle
Blater
Walter
J. D. Sweeting
Charles Coyle
Milwaukee Railroad
Morgan Street
Sioux City
Cap Dreyfus Vindicated by Paris Court of Cassation
The Paris court of cassation annuls Capt Alfred Dreyfus condemnation without retrial restoring his rank as if never accused. The decision read by Judge Ballot Beaupre drew a large crowd at the palace of justice with counsel Moinardé Col Picquart Mme Zola and Matthew Dreyfus among observers. Dreyfus himself was not present remaining in Garret cut off from the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Supreme Court
Paris
Alfred Dreyfus
Dreyfus
M. Ballot-Beaupre
Court of Cassation
Palace of Justice
Martrne Moinardé
Col. Picquart
Madame Zola
Matthew Dreyfus
Capt. Dreyfus
Garret
Conductor Riggs Ends Life After Mistrial in Minneapolis Murder
Nathan M. Riggs, a Chicago and North Western Railway conductor from Minneapolis, who killed Mollie Ellis at the National Hotel in Minneapolis on Tuesday, died by suicide in a Elroy hotel at 12 10 am Thursday. He gained permission to use the toilet from Sheriff Zearles and shot himself, the revolver in his right hand.
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Riggs
Elroy
Minn
Nathan M. Riggs
Minneapolis
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Millie Ellis
National
Zearles
Junta County
Philadelphia Health Director Pushes Hydro Therapy for Insane
City Health Director Coplin seeks hospital hydro therapy installation modeled on Turkish bath principles. He claims hundreds of cures and praises the method as a remarkable social aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coplin
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Hospital
Steamer Quincy Grounded Near Trempeleau Wisconsin
The steamer Quincy of the Diamond Jone lies grounded near Trempeleau on the Wisconsin bank of the river. Early reports overstated damage with no loss of life and no fire aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Trempeleau
Wisconsin
Earrier
Trial of Hary Kendall Shaw May Cost a Million
The trial of Hary Kendall Shaw for the murder of Branford White in New York is expected to cost about $1,000,000. The figure would double the cost of New York Citys most expensive murder case, the Roland Molineux trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hary Kendall Shaw
Branford White
New York
New York City
Haw
Roland Molineux
Salvador protest over alleged Guatemalan interference
Salvador's government protested to the United States and Mexico over alleged assistance to Guatemalan revolutionists seeking to overthrow President Cabrera. Representations indicated both nations resented foreign interference in Guatemala's internal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador ‘Company
Pacis
Salvador
Guatemala
Cabrera
United ‘States
Mexico
Alton Road Fine by Federal Court for Rebates
Judge Landis in Chicago federal court fined the Chicago and Alton Road forty thousand dollars after conviction for illegal rebates. Former officials John Fairhorn and Fred A Wann were fined ten thousand dollars each. The case stems from a one dollar per car rebate to Schwarzchild Sulzberger Company on Kansas City plant shipments.
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Landis
Federal Court
Chicago
Chicago and Alton Road
Kansas City
John Fairhorn
Fred A. Wann
Schwarzwhild & Sulzberger Company
Packing Company
Mystery at Minneapolis: Robbery Tied to Hotel Fire Death
Mollie Ellison was found dying amid flames at the National Hotel in Minneapolis. Police say she recently sold a millinery business in Ellsworth Wisconsin and arrived with 5500 dollars, which is missing. They arrested N. H. Riges, a conductor on the railroad, for questioning about his dealings with Ellison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Ellison
Minneapolis
Troops to Go on March From Fort Riley
Fort Riley has ordered a 260 mile practice march of 1200 cavalry and artillery starting Sunday, July 28, with three columns traversing southern and central Kansas. The march ends that evening as troops return to camp for mobilization maneuvers beginning August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Riley
Junction City
Kan
Kansas
Grand Jury to Probe Rebates from Oil and Railroad Firms
Judge Hazel of the federal court at Jamestown New York charged the grand jury to investigate charges of violation of the interstate commerce law by Standard Oil Company and the Pennsylvania Railroad regarding rebates at Olean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Olean
Hazel
Federal
Jamestown
N. Y
Grand Jury
Assassin's Bullet Kills Black Sea Fleet Leader
Vice Admiral Chouknin, commander of the Russian Black Sea fleet, was shot at Sevastopol on Wednesday by a sailor from the battleship Otchakoff and died Thursday morning without regaining consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chouknin
Black Sea
Sevastopol
Otchakoff
Attempt on Admiral Chouknin at Sevastopol wounds Russian fleet chief
An attack near Sevastopol injured Vice Admiral Chouknin, commander of the Russian Black Sea fleet. He was hospitalized after the Wednesday afternoon incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevastopol
Issagalnate
Chouknin
Black Sea
Schedule of Games to Be Played at Blows City Ta
Schedule of Western games to be played at Bronx medial Linggin way on dates in late February and June includes games on 26 27 28 and 9 with Fusblowy participants. The schedule lists venues and dates for multiple teams in the Western games circuit.
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Blows
City
Bronx
I Linggin Way
H S Fusblowy
Child Abuse Allegations Tarnish Domestic Case In March Details
The petition alleges a father repeatedly battered his child with a belt, dragged the child by the hair, and threatened murder if divorce pursued. He kept the child outside at night and guarded a nursing room with a hatch, claiming to brain her if she left. A white powder incident allegedly caused severe illness. McHenry Mulvaney Jones drafted the petition, with Mr. Nine yet to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHenry, Mulvaney & Jones
Nine
Disappearance of Traveling Salesman Borden Baffles Detectives
Detectives cannot establish the whereabouts of W P Borden a traveling salesman who vanished from his Des Moines home about ten days ago. Mrs Borden suspects foul play and murder theory, while Hammond Packing Company staff report they cannot locate him though he owed about 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden
Clark Street
Des
Maines
Hammond Packing Company
Hammond
Woman Committed to Asylum After Checkered Life Journey
A woman identified by multiple names was found near Atlantic in a serious condition and judged insane by the county and state boards. She cites an unhappy marriage as the cause and says she was raised in a Christian home and trained by beat. A separate note reports a near disaster when lightning struck near Sloan igniting papers at W. R. Barnard’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Minnie Alden
Pearl Bryant
Edith Dady
Edith ‘Stenner
Sloan
W. R. Barnard
Barn Burns at Ole Christian Farm Near Roland
Fire struck a large barn and crib on the Ole Christian farm three miles south of Roland on Thursday. Despite nearby farmers rushing to assist, the barn and crib burned completely within minutes, with no cause found. In a separate item, the Minneapolia express on the Rock Island derailed near La Porte City with one baggage man lightly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland
Ole Christian
Minneapolia
Rock Island
Cedar Rapde
la Porte City
Trask
Druggiste Elect Officers at Iowa Pharmacy Convention
The twenty seventh annual convention of the Iowa Pharmaceutical Association adjourned Thursday with officers elected. President Llar Maher of Fort Dodge and Recrom Windlely of Windfield were named to lead, while others including Webb of Clinton were noted as part of the leadership slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Pharmaceutical Association
Y Pregiaent
Ilk Lowing
Ilar Maher
Fort. Dodge
Wind Lingley
Windfield
Frosays
Webb
Clinton
Railroads Face New Law Aims at Tapping Markets
The article discusses a forthcoming legal framework affecting railroad control and competition. It notes the challenge of enforcement as traders push to limit monopolistic practices, with officials debating how funds and property may be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pri
Fonds
Fragmentary notice hints at river location and danger
A damaged OCR snippet mentions the Toi indications and the Tow a River, suggesting a perilous situation at a river point. Readable names or dates are not present.
TReRS Mra Tu seizing every i of the owner
A garbled clipping describes a person named Dutcher and mentions Missoula Montana and a state university. The text is incomplete but implies some action by a woman involving control or possession. No clear date or event is discernible from the fragment.
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Capt
Congress
Capt. Dryfus
Alton
A. Dulliner
Towa
Toi
Dutcher, Poartion
Gael State Univers Mont
Shay
Missoula
Mont
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