Dreyfus Pardoned and May Now Be Clear of France
Rennes reports hint Dreyfus and his wife may leave Rennes tonight after news of the cabinet decision to pardon him. Paris confirms pardon will take effect in days. Dreyfus withdrew his appeal, may be sent abroad to avoid demonstrations.
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London
Rennes
Daily Telegraph
Wirting
Dreyfus
Paris
Council of Ministers
Lraita de E
Associated Press
Journal Des de Bats
Journal Des de Hats
Folkstons
Dover
England
Presse
America
No Murmur From Admiral Schley on North Atlantic
Washington dispatch reports Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley and Rear Admiral William McKinley discussing duty as no protest is made against the South Atlantic station. Schley promises obedience, while the president notes the posting’s significance amid South African and South American tensions. The Asiatic squadron remains under Rear Admiral Watson, with Farquhar slated for the North Atlantic upon Sampson’s departure. The South Atlantic remains the only other flag officer command.
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Washington
Winfield Scott Setley
Howison
Nouth Atlantic
Navy Department
Evithout & Turmur
Schley
White House
South Atlantic
South Africa
Rebiev
Asiade
Watson
Farquhar
North Atlantic
Sampson
Dewey
New York
Sedley
Chicago
Wilmington
Eighteenth Indiana
Ell Litty
Fourth Army Corps
Army of the Cumberland
Chickamauga
Maine
Murfreesborn
Stone River
Chattanooga
Tennessee River
Tennessee
Wheeler
Atlantic
Atlanta
Forrest
Tunnel Til
Ring
Pegram
Lafayette
Lee
Gordon's Mill
Crittenden
Wilder
Thomas
Hill
Alexander's Bridge
Wider
Vineyard House
Lafayette Road
Guerin Surrenders as Fort Chabrol Siege Ends
Paris September 13 M Guerin quietly surrendered to police at Fort Chabrol ending a six week siege. Thousands of troops municipal guards and police surrounded the area with infantry hoards in place as a potential assault loomed. Guerin was driven to the police depot and his companions were released.
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Paris
Mo Guerin
Conadert
Rue de Chabe
Fort Chabrot
M. Guerin
Ims
Thvua
Selge
Dreyfus
Guerin
Fort Chabrol
Republican Guard
Wilder's Brigade Veteran Reunion At Chattanooga Scene
Five hundred Wilder's brigade veterans and friends arrived in Chattanooga for a reception as a Chickamauga battlefield monument is to be dedicated. Governors, generals, and Confederate veterans attend, with Major James A. Connolly to deliver the dedicatory address and General Wilder to speak.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Wilder
Republic
Governor Mount
Indiana
H. ¥. Poynton
Der
Tomlinson Fort
Chickamaugugr
Boynton
National Park Commission
James A. Connolly
Springfield
Ill
H. V. Boynton
Willam Rule
Knox Ville
Indiana Infantry
AO. Muler
Ninenty-eighth
Nos
John J. Funckhouser
Ninenty-second
Linois
Colonal
Perpetual street railroad franchise approved over veto
Nashville city council voted 14 to 6 to override Mayor Dudley and grant a perpetual street railroad franchise to the Nashville railway by consolidating three lines. The mayor argued the charter requires public submission, but the measure became effective immediately without voter approval.
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Neshville
Nashville
Tenm
Nashville Railway
Dudley
Tiny Republics Demand Recall of Minister Hunter
Sentiment in Central America calls for recall of W Godfrey Hunter the American minister to Honduras Guatemala Nicaragua and El Salvador American residents unite in a four part Round Robin detailing grievances over his perceived indifference and incompetence and his handling of Pears Fitchards and May cases signatures list US citizens in Central America to be sent to Washington while Mrs Hunter travels through New Orleans to Louisville Kentucky.
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New Orleans
Central America
W. Godfrey Hunter
Honduras
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Salvador
Hunter
Pears
Fitchards
United States
Washington
Louisville
Dividend of 93 Per Cent Declared by Crown Cotton Mill
Datton Ga September 19 Special At the annual meeting of Crown cotton mill stockholders they will declare a dividend of 0¢ per cent in stock and 10 per cent in cash This beats the world's record in cotton mill dividends The company will at once build another hundred thousand dollar cotton mill at Dalton Last year the company declared a dividend of 43 per cent.
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Datton
Crown Cotton ‘Milla
Dalton
Mrs Mattie Hughes Faces a Third Jury Trial
Greenville reporters describe Mrs Mattie A Hughes entering the Greenville court for the third murder trial of her husband George W Hughes. Jurors are questioned as witnesses recount quarrels and the last moments before the fatal shooting while defense aims to prove accidental death.
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Greenville
Mattie A Hughes
Court of General Sessions
George W. Hughes
Dean
Stom
Hughes
J. B. Watson
A. B. James
J A Childs
George Suddeth
Calvin Bolin
Thomas Watson
T. B Powell
W. A. Carson
Jesse Burdette
George Lindsay
Thomas Gilreath
Dr Cunningham
W R Watson
M. F. Ansel
J. A. Mooney
Handsworth Parker and Patterson
Mrs. Hughes
A. H. Dean
B. M. Shulman
McCullough & Martin
George Johnstone
Newberry
S. C
Col Miley Dies in Manila After Cuban Campaign
Lieutenant Colonel John D Miley inspector general of volunteers died in Manila from cerebral meningitis linked to typhoid fever. He held a first lieutenant rank in the Second Artillery and was famed as a bright junior officer praised by General Shafter for his service in the Santiago campaign.
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Shafter
Washington
John D. Miey
Manila
War Department
Otis
Muley
Miley
Leutenant
Santiago Campagn
Georgia Gov offers Northeastern railroad for sale at 287000
Governor Candler orders ads for bids on the Northeastern railroad from Athens to Lula Georgia. The state seeks at least 287000, with bids opened November 30 and the road seized in 1893 after lessees failed to pay rental. The sale aims to deter competition from two projected lines crossing the state.
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Candler
Northeastern
A. A. Calquitt
Terrell
Colquitt
Athens
Lula
Northen
Atkinson
Nortiwastern
Tts
Candier
State House
Offlei
Chancc
Aml
EAT
Anniston Youth Held After Fatal Mistaken Identity Shooting
In Anniston Alabama on September 18 Count Dunnegan, intoxicated, shot and killed Lacored Collins, mistaken for Gus Moore Collins. Dunnegan fled, returned, shot Collins, was pursued and arrested shortly after the incident.
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Anniston
Murcer
Ala
Ciy
Dunnegin
Naguor
Lac
Ored
Collins
Cote
Gus Moore
Dunnegan
Moore
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