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Zola to write novel on Dreyfus case and Dreyfus return
Emile Zola announces plans to write a novel based on the Dreyfus case after the French court of cassation granted a new trial. The world awaits the work, expecting strong argument and action, and views the Paris return as potentially stormy. Public opinion remains divided, with hopes for acquittal.
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Alfred Dreyfus
Court of Cassation
France
M. Zola
Dreyfus
Paris
Georgia Debates Co Education at University Board
A Georgia university trustees meeting looms over possible admission of women to regular departments while summer special classes may be opened. The paper opposes co education in regular programs though supports summer access for ladies to targeted courses. Commencement season ends with higher education spreading optimism across Georgia colleges and schools.
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University of Georgia
South
Georgia
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promises Cure For Various Ailments
A vintage testimonial style notice extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a spring medicine and blood purifier. It cites cases of scrofulous hip disease, hives, and general weakness, claiming abscesses healed, appetites restored, and crutches discarded. Readers are urged that the product helps crippled children and others with long standing ailments.
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Willie
South Wolf &T
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Chas. Motz
Madison
Sandusky
Ohio
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Joe
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Swift's Specific touted as cure for scrofula diseases
An advertisement extols Swift's Specific as the sole remedy to cure obstinate blood diseases including scrofula and eczema. It quotes a Milledgeville patient praising rapid permanent relief after suffering through other treatments and promises free books on blood and skin diseases from the Swift Specific Company in Atlanta, Georgia.
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H. E. Thompson
Milledgeville
Swift
S.S
Atlanta
Georgia
Higher Commercial Education and Global Affairs
A view argues for higher commercial education in southern colleges and chairs in business instruction. It discusses French republic stability, Dreyfus, royalist protests, and Kruger, Transvaal war risks, plus the looming beer trust and anti trust sentiments. It ends with a brief note promoting Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's pills.
Towns swept by severe Minnesota cyclone
Severe winds sweep New Richmond Wisconsin and surrounding towns with a funnel cyclone. The village was largely wrecked with many injured and possible deaths. Fire followed the storm as volunteers search wreckage and rush aid from Stillwater.
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Minnesota
Stillwater
Minn
New Richmond
Wis
J. A. Carroll
Portage
Nicollet House
Barrett
Newall
Mr. Carroll
Carroll
Fitzsimmons Seeks Rematch for Heavyweight Title
Martin Julian said Fitzsimmons seeks no benefit from a fight with Jeffries and was not in need of money after the prior bout. He indicated Fitzsimmons will likely challenge Jeffries within ten days to meet for the heavyweight championship.
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Tom Reed
House of Representatives
David B. Henderson
Iowa
Reed
Henry Clay
Bob Fitzsimmons
McKinley
Fitz
Bryan
Jeffries
New York
Martin Julian
Fitzsimmons
Sean
Gale Drives Newark Into Port Under Terrific Storm
Washington June 13 The Newark, with Castro Chile reporting, arrived at Guitecas island short on coal and awaiting a supply from Ancod Chile. Commander Goodrich notes the ship will sail within a few days. Guantécas island lies off Patagonia near the Straits of Magellan.
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Navy Department
Newark
Castro
Chili
Navy
Guitecas Island
Ancod
Goodrich
Guaitecas Island
Guande
Patagonia
Straits of Magellan
Skiff's Onc e Week Talk on Tobacco Reform
A Norw ay law bans sale of tobacco to boys under sixteen without adult consent. The column urges broader temperance, criticizes chewing tobacco, and cites personal anecdotes. It promotes Skiff the Jeweler as honest, budget friendly, and notes rain prayers.
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America
Georgia
Athens
Brother Jones
Christ
Mama
Ceap
England preps for possible war in Africa with troop moves
London June 13 Commander in Chief Lord Wolseley at the war office has prepared for possible eventualities in South Africa. First Army Corps transport plans are provisionally arranged and officers on furloughs are told to stay ready. The overall tone remains cautious and pacific.
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Transvaal
Kroger
Majuba Hill
South Africa
Dom Paul
Great Britain
London
Lord Wolsely
War Office
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