Dreyfus Case Seen Near End as Full Court Weighs New Facts
A Paris dispatch says a further safe conduct was granted to ex Colonel Esterhazy for testimony before about fifty judges. The full court of cassation is expected to review the Dreyfus affair and may quash the court martial, with new facts cited by the criminal division. The government Mensa says the case could be settled by late April, as witnesses may provide supplementary testimony and challenge prior irregularities.
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Dreyfus
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Paris
Esterhazy
Court of Cassation
Five Sacred Heart Nuns Expelled From Cuba
Five sisters of the American Sacred Heart order were ordered to leave Cuba by Archbishop Chappelle. The order, established six years ago in the United States, faced Cuban opposition and was expelled signaling tension with Cuban church leadership. The note mentions changes in confinement time and infant feeding guidance via Simmons Squaw Wine Tablets.
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the Order of the Sacred Hear
Cuba
Baltimore
Simmons
Reed Defies McKinley by Leaving Without Farewell
Washington reports a growing rift as Speaker Reed distances himself from President McKinley. The administration aims to curb Reed’s power while Reed remains cool and disengaged, skipping the customary farewell visit before departing for Maine. The clash draws keen attention from political observers.
Rabbis in Session at Central Conference Opening
The opening session of the Central Conference of American Rabbis gathered in Cincinnati at Mound Street Temple. More than seventy rabbis attended the largest delegation to date. President Dr. Isaac M Wise delivered his annual message, and Rev Dr David Davidson of New York offered the closing benediction.
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Central Conference of American Rabbis
Mound’ Street
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David Davidson
New York
Antae Dyspep- Platters and Liver Regulator
Rev E Edwards of Olates Baptist Church Minersville Pa suffering rheumatism tried Chamberlains Pain Balm. A few applications subdued inflammation and relieved pain. For sale by H R Palmer and Sons.
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Olates Baptist Church
Minersville
Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Josh
Edgar
Germantown
Cal
H. R Palmer & Sons
Delaware Senate Adjourns Without Senator Elect
Delaware lawmakers end the 1899 session without electing a U S senator to succeed George Gray. The vacancy persists with two seats open for the next legislature, as vote tallies show Addicks leading the balloting and Dupont, Biggs, Handy and Gray receiving smaller counts.
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Del
General Assembly
United States
George Gray
Congress
Gray
Richard R. Kenney
John Edward Addicks
Union Republican
Henry A. Dupont
John Biggs
L. Irving Handy
Willard Saulsbury
Anthony Higgins
Col John T Glenn Dies of Apothexy Sudden Stroke
Prominent Atlanta lawyer Col John T Glenn died suddenly at his Gate City home from apoplexy. He left a wife and four children, with relatives including Generals Howell and Thomas R R Cobb. Son Garrard Glenn attends the University of Georgia. Isa Glenn is in Paris. Funeral plans not announced.
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Gate City
Garrard Glenn
University of Georgia
Luther J. Glenn
Mildred Glenn
Howell
Thomas R. R. Cobb
Glenn
Isa Glenn
Paris
Helen Glenn
William Lewis Glenn
Atlanta
Tutt's Liver Pills advertised as a cure all
An ad touts Tutt's Liver Pills as a universal cure for ailments from sick headache to bilious disorders. The Cincinnati Reds consider a game with the University of Georgia in Atlanta. Manager Bancroft plans to write to the Varsity and two new players Debware and Beckley join the team, with Pink Hawley arriving soon.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
University of Georgia
Bancroft
Atlanta
Frank Deware
Jake Beckley
Pink Hawley
Reds
Georgia Confederate veterans plan state reunion at Atlanta fair
Atlanta March 14 The Georgia Confederate veterans move to hold a state reunion during the state fair in Atlanta next fall. Camp W H T Walker endorses the plan and appoints a committee to confer with General Clement A Evans to present the idea to the State Fair executive committee for action. Prickly Ash Bitters advertised by H R Palmer Sons for digestion and bowel regulation.
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Confederate Veterans of Georgia
W.H.T. Walker
United Confederate Veterans
Clement A. Evans
Georgia
The
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Evans
State Fair Association For Action
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How to Cure Every Humor offer in 1908
Suffering for three years with itching and burning in feet and limbs, sleepless nights, multiple doctors failed to diagnose. Wife urged seeking help. a cure claimed by UTICURA and a Cincinnati doctor. Testimonial dated Sept 11, 1908 from H Jenkins of Middleboro Kentucky. Sold by Potter Drug Company with advertised remedy.
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Uticura
H. Jenkins
Middleboro
Potter D.axpc
Bob Propa
Captain W. M. Ekin Ordered to Manila at Once
Friends in Athens regret Captain William M. Ekin is ordered to proceed to Manila immediately. He left Camp Haskell in charge and has finished duties, now reentering active service. The war department permit to sell government wood aided relief efforts amid cold weather. His fighting family heritage includes a Civil War brigadier-general father. Best wishes for a brilliant Philippine career. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised.
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William M. Ekin
Manila
Captain Ekin
Haskell
Elin
Athens
Ekin
War Department
Camp Haskell
Philippines
Ellerbe Proclaims Protection For People Afraid To Return
Governor Ellerbe issues a proclamation directing Greenwood and Abbeville counties peace officers to protect residents fleeing due to Phoenix trouble fears. The measure urges local citizens to aid law enforcement and ensures returning residents receive full state protection while pursuing lawful business. The notice blends state authority with community duty in a tense regional context.
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S. C
Abbevilla
Greenwood
Phoenix
Ellerbe
Abbeville
President McKinley Reaches Thomasville for Royal Reception
President McKinley Vice President Hobart and Senator Hanna with families arrive in Thomasville Georgia and are hosted by Hanna as guests of his home. Separate note: contractor Geo B Secord praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy, offered by H R Palmer & Sons.
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McKinley
Hobart
Hanna
Geo. B. Secord
Towanda
N. Y
Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Wheeler Retains Rank as Major General and Possible Manila Duty
Washington March 14 the president has fully decided to retain General Joseph Wheeler at his present rank of major general Wheeler states he will remain in the service and it is probable he will be sent to Manila
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McKinley
Reed
White House
Maine
Joseph Wheeler
Wheeler
Manila
Mrs Martha Goss Dies After Long Illness at Home
Mrs Martha Everleila Goss wife of Dr Isham H Goss died at her Athens home after a lengthy illness at age 42 born in Madison County July 165 1850 and married July 28 1878 to Dr Isham H Goss. Funeral at First Methodist Church this afternoon at four with pallbearers named and interment at Oconee Cemetery.
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Isham H. Goss
Fields of
Eden
W. E. Boggs
B. F. Riley
John B. Robins
W. H. Young
Two Chicago Senators Endorse Peruna For Catarrh
Chronic catarrh warning highlights Pe-ru-na as a remedy praised by two Chicago state senators. Edward Dwyer and John J. Morrison share long battles with catarrh and report cures after months of use, while the ad asserts Peruna acts on the vaso motor nerves to mitigate many disorders.
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Chicago
Peruna
Edward Dwyer
Ill
John J. Morrison
Reaper Block
City of Chicago
Hartman
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Ohio
Death of Judge John D Berry shocks Atlanta frontier
Judge John D Berry prominent young jurist dies suddenly at Newnan after eight days illness. He served four years as judge of the second division of Atlanta City Court and was widely known in Georgia. The report notes his health trip to Newnan for restoration and his passing at 11 o clock.
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Atlanta
John D. Berry
Newnan
Samoa Truce Reached by Hay Solf and Envoys
Washington reports a satisfactory understanding among the United States Britain and Germany over Samoa. Dr Wilhelm Solf named to lead Apia municipal council will visit London and Washington for mutual arrangements before his return, with formal recognition to follow Berlin treaty terms.
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Hay
Samoa
Wilhelm Solf
Germany
Apia
Raffel
United States
Solf
von Holleben
Hol
Officers Mustered Out In Washington March 14
An order by the president directs mustering out many general and staff officers of the volunteer army. Major General Joseph W. Keifer and several brigadiers are among those to go, with further reductions planned to meet regular army limits. Some officers may be reassigned rather than discharged. Sour stomach and indigestion claims are advertised remedies.
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Volunteer Army
Joseph W. Keifer
Arnold
Alexander
Pennington
Snyder
Randall
Sheridan
Douglas
Boynton
McKibbon
Carpenter
Humphreys
United States Service
H. R Palmer & Sons
Bob Lewis Hanged for Murder in Atlanta
Robert Lew was executed on the scaffold in Atlanta on March 14 for the murder of Charlie Haynes. His neck broke and death was almost instantaneous according to reports from the scene.
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Atlanta
Robert Lewis
Charlie Haynes
Lewis
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