Dreyfus Trial Sees Judges Read the Evidence Again
The third week of Dreyfus trial opens as officials anticipate a verdict by September. Witnesses include Gribelin, Fabre, Cochefort, and Gribelin again, with defense and prosecuting attorneys clashing over the bordereau and Dreyfus's handwriting. The scene features tense courtroom exchanges, delays, and persistent debate over guilt and loyalty within the general staff.
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Nember
Nerais Hogel
DeBoisdeffre
Billot
Plequart
Rouple
Tertullus
Strate
Reyfus
M. Griheta
Gridelin
Hig Vance
M. Gribelin
Paty de Clam
Henri
Lerhary
Cytus
Ultimatum Probable as War Clouds Gather Over Transvaal
English observers report Kruger’s rejection of Chamberlain’s inquiry plan and hint war is the likely path to settle the Transvaal dispute. Milner confirms nonacceptance with Pretoria, colonial officials voice impatience, and British authorities weigh swift action against public backlash. Kruger counters with terms seen as provocative while British war plans advance.
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Colonial Office
Capa Town
Transvaal
Pretoria
Alfred Milner
Kruger
Chamberlain
Great Britain
War Office
Associated Press
Dreyfus Trial Resumes Amid Courtroom Ovation
In Rennes the second day of the Dreyfus treason trial opened at 6:30 a.m. The audience stood to cheer Labori as he arrived. Labori greeted by friends, including Captain Dreyfus, as Isaberi looked well and Labori received warm applause from supporters.
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Camain
Alfred Dreyfus
Fourt
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Pal Mercier
General Bittot
Isaberi
Madame Labori
Labor
Captain Dreyfus
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Jouaust
Harmony in Democratic ranks alarms Republican leaders
Washington August 21 Special The coming presidential campaign will feature a fight as Republican leaders admit harmony within the Democratic party is real not imagined There will be no split in the Democratic national convention over candidate or platform The likely platform reaffirms the Chicago 1896 plank with anti trust and anti imperialist provisions and a Philippines policy support remains debated among Democrats while Republicans fear a united front.
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Spain
Chicago
Philippines
Bacon
Senate
New ‘d England
Republican Party
Billy Mason
Aguinallo
Collins Park Grants Debate With City Council Action
Amended grants are passed by the council after a five hour session marked by numerous amendments and votes. Council adjourned until 10, with further grants from the Atlanta Ralin Company and Atlanta Railway and Power Company to be considered this afternoon.
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City Council Debates Amendments On Street Railway Franchise
Council yesterday adopted the general ordinance with Thomson amendments refining franchise scope for the Atlanta Consolidated Street Railway. Hammond and Hammeron offered clauses on gross receipts and payment timing, while Thomson pressed for reconsideration on Whitehall and Peachtree routes. The vote split along lines, with Thomson objecting to parts of the amended measure and the mayor pro tem ruling affected by city attorney guidance. The council recessed to continue discussion at 3 p.m. with two amendments to be addressed and debated.
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Fiery clash erupts in council over Atkinson speech
In a tense Floridian council session sparked by a Meador card, Thomson and Atkinson faced off with threats of a fight. Police reserve kept the peace as Turner and others joined the verbal tirade, yielding a fevered meeting with tensions clouding proceedings.
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Thomson
H. M. Atkinson
Atkinson
Froomson
Turner
Frank FB. Meador
Emperor William's Cabinet Resigns Amid Uncertain Fallout
Berlin August 21 The entire cabinet meeting at Prince Hohenlohe's residence resulted in unanimous resignation. It is unclear whether the ministers' resignations are accepted. Emperor William to return Wednesday to decide next steps amid rampant rumors and ongoing newspaper commentary on the crisis.
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