Dreyfus affair sparks appeals and political shifts in Paris
Paris dispatch reports Quesnay de Beaurepaire’s appeal to deputies to remove the Dreyfus case from the court of cassation, signaling strong army support yet drawing skepticism about his motives. The piece frames a volatile moment as anti Dreyfus factions rally while public opinion shifts away from Beaurepaire’s leadership.
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Kow
Paris
Quesnay de Beaurepaire
Maia
Dreyfus
Thas
M.de Beauvemire
France and China Tense in Outbreak Over Alliance
Vancouver reports from the orient claim strained China France relations. News from Pekin speaks of a French ultimatum and possible French military action from Tonquin into Sze Chuan to free Christian captives, with Russia seeking a naval lease for a torpedo station. Other items note starvation risk at a Lake Michigan crib and railway workers congress plans in Chicago.
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Orient
Japan
China
France
Pekin
Russia
Miao Tio Islands
Tonquin
Sze Chuan
Father Fleury
Pere Victoria
Time table fragment shows eastbound trains to Audubon and Griswold
An excerpt of the timetable lists going east from Audubon Branch and Griswold Branch with departure and arrival times, noting a 6:30 pm departure and 6:35 pm arrival, and no Sunday trains.
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Audubon
Sa Pee
Griswold
Freigh
Cioga
Hay
Senate Fight Over Expansion Dominates Washington Debates
Washington Jan 12 A senate debate on expansion produced a clash over the West resolution and the Philippines policy. Senator Foraker argued the right to acquire territory is inherent and that the islands may be held permanently, marking a sharp turn from opposition precedents. The House also passed Alaska criminal codification with a high license system and local option provisions amid a liquor license bill.
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Wich
Senate
Max. Platt
Foraker
United States
West
Hoar
Philippines
Allen
Neb
Horn
Mass
Gray
Del
Congress
Bacon
Cuba
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Davis
House
Washington
Alaska
Governors Nominations and Iowa Tax Ruling
Governor Lee submitted nominations to the South Dakota Senate naming John Sutherland and others to education and public boards while Iowa District Court upheld a tax on foreign insurance firms. Other items include train robbery cases in Mansfield, ghostly Algers reception, burglary at Iowa State University, and Barker’s squadron leaving Callao for home.
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South Dakota Senate
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Lee
Regent
Education
John Sutherland
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Chatitioa
Corrections
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Deadwood
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Sioux Falls
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Watertown
Palmer
Maris Taylor
Huron
James Cassick
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Towa Insurance
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Shiras
United States District Court
Iowa
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Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
John Kennedy
Fagley
Philipsburg
Laclede County
Agee
The
Express Company
Hayes
Evans
Bill Ryan
Jesse James
Choate to Succeed Hay as Ambassador to Britain
President nominates Joseph H. Choate of New York as ambassador extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Great Britain. Also names postmasters for Iowa including Joseph Howard Forest City William Orchard Glidden George Leverin Humboldt George Hardenbrook Maxwel Ernest Powell Charles Terwilliger Gardner W A Quaigley Hawarden J F Weir Lansing and Guy C Toye Northwood.
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Guy C. ‘Toye
Northwood
Dingley Resting Well As Family Hopes For Recovery
Washington January press report says Representative Dingley shows signs of recovery amid a desperate illness. Physicians note his remarkable vitality and improved comfort with nourishment returning. New complications not anticipated, family hopeful the worst may be past.
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Dingley
Washington
Foraker's Speech Draws Mixed Philippine Reactions
London observers frame Foraker as echoing the president's policy on the Philippines, while expressing disappointment at any pledge to relinquish the Philippines. In New York a fatal fire at 144 Franklin Street costs Emile E. Vincent his life as a whisky firm blaze engulfs upper floors of a ten story brick building.
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Foraker
London
Philippines
Senate
Perle
Philippians
United States
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Cook & Bernheimer Co
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WS. Boothe
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Paster del
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Chester
Galloway
Fallstown
Anson Burrell
Cincinnati
Jackson & GO
Indianapolis
Ind
Meat bill debate rages in Reichstag and world briefs
Telegraphic items note arguments on a German meat bill in the Reichstag, Costa Rica’s president visiting the Prince of Wales, London trades council backing a labor leaders college, and other brief items. Also reports a New York lawyer dies, Universalists select a missionary to Japan, and gas light industry consolidation moves forward.
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Costa Rica
Prince of Wales
Oxford
Eng
Trades Council Iidorses
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George P. Weber
New York
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Japan
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Norwich
T. Crosby
Mies M. Brown
Newark
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