Dreyfus Plot Revealed In Rennes General Meeting
A Paris report says Colonel Du Paty de Clam confessed under orders from the general staff, exposing alleged crookedness. Major Tavernier notes the testimony as high officials gather at Rennes, with Da Vaignac and others seeking to learn details and plan a defense while Paty de Clam contemplates resignation.
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Rennes
du Paty de Clam
Tavernier
Jouanst
Paris
M. Cavaignac
anti-Dreyfostias
M. da- Vaignac
Major Tavernier
Paty de Clam
Gonse
Dreyfus
M. Caysignac
du Pat
Dreyfus Gains Favorable Testimony With One Notable Exception
In Rennes on September 2 the Dreyfus case saw a largely favorable day for him as witnesses backed his position. Germain’s assertion about Alsatian maneuvers was disputed by a reputable witness, and Germain himself faced revelations of two prior fraud convictions. Captain Carvalho General Sebert Major Hartmann supported Dreyfus, showing that details of the firing manual and hydro pneumatic brake were common knowledge among officers, undermining the claim of a unique awareness. The Roget Brayere episode drew attention as General Roget’s conduct stood out. Bertillon clashed with the presiding officer over his system, then sat down after being told to bring in the next witness.
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Rennes
Dreyfus
Beaurepaire
Germain
Carvalho
Sebert
Hartmann
Roget-Brayere
Roget
M. Bertillon
Boers Prepare for War Amid Departures in Johannesburg
Johannesburg reports war preparation with three months of food for scavenger department men and animals. Inmates of the Children’s Home to Natal, many prominent citizens have left. London cites Boer readiness with armed forces and ample ammunition. Volksraad factions oppose British suzerainty and franchise concessions. Also notes a murder charge in Nebraska and a Petersburg stabbing death.
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Gouncil
Johannesburg
City Department
Natal
London
Pretoria
The
Morning Post
Kroger
Standard
Volksraad
Cavalry Of Great Service In Luzon Campaign
General Funston outlines plans for U S forces in Luzon as Kansans depart aboard the Tartar, Pennsylvania and Ohio ships. About 800 Kansans return, 200 stay, 150 re-enlist. 122 wounded, 19 died of disease, 3 officers and 80 men killed. Funston calls for broader cavalry use to pursue insurgents, scatter bands and crush resistance, praising cavalry’s mobility and rural subsistence.
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Funston
Luzon
Main
United States
Kansas
Tartar
Washington Regiment
Pennsylvania
Nevada Cavalry
Ohio
Kansas Regiment
Manila
Frederick Fanston
Fanston
Petica
Fire at Dold Packing Plant Destroys Mills of Machinery
A major fire at the Jacob Dold Packing Company in Orry Kansas began at 1 am in the fertilizing department and spread through the engine room to the lard room and main plant. By 2 30 am it was under control with extensive damage and losses estimated at about 260000 dollars.
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Kansas Orry
Jacob Dold Packing Company
West River
Ninth Street
Missouri River
Passengers Shaken Up in Silver Lake Wreck
The Union Pacific westbound Overland passenger train struck a freight train near Silver Lake Kansas. The air brakes failed and the engineer and fireman jumped to safety. Several freight cars derailed and the baggage car telescoped. No serious injuries among passengers reported.
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Union Pacific Overland
Silver Lake
Kan
Toreka
Union Pacific
Overland
Quarantine Proclaimed From New Orleans To Key West
Mobile acts against New Orleans due to yellow fever with restrictions on passengers baggage and freight. The night train from New Orleans barred from discharging passengers and quarantine extended to Key West.
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New Oreleans
Key Went
Montma
Ala
New Orleans
Mobile City
Key West
Earl Kiser Wins One Mile National Championship
Earl Kiser won the one mile national championship at Wilkesbarre with E D Stevens taking second place. Six hundred lives were lost in a copper mine flood at Besshi on Shikoku. The queen regent of Spain called 60,000 men for the 1899 class. The Indiana board of health reported a yellow fever death at Vincennes linked to recent Cuba travel. Man of Honor shocked at Harlem, 200 to 1, defeating Dusightly and Decoy in five and a half furlongs. Carrie Neely of Chicago and Maud Banks of Philadelphia won the western double in tennis at Kenwood. At Salt Lake cycle path J M Chapman of Atlanta set a mark.
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Earl Kiser
Wilkesbarre
E. D. Stevens
Besshi
Shikoku
Spain
Indiana State Board of Health
Vincennes
Cuba
Harlem
Dusightly
Decoy
Carrie Neely
Chicago
Maud Banks
Philadelphia
West
Kenwood Club
Salt Lake Cycle Path
J. M. Chapman
Atlanta
Figuero Resigns as Dominican President Amid Provisional Move
Provisional government to be formed with ministers remaining at their posts. Elections for president and vice president planned after setup. Santo Domingo reports general quiet yet halted business. Dominican gunboat Restauracion aground near Macoris. US cruiser New Orleans and French Cecille in port. Several towns declare for the revolution. Bantingo seized. further fighting unlikely. Carr Hayian, Hayti, confirms Figuero abdication in favor of Jiminez. Jiminez to be released from custody in Santiago de Cuba per orders to avoid filibustering threats.
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Santo Domingo
Figuero
Restauracion
Macoris
United States
New Orleans
Cecille
Santiago
Moca
Layega
Porto Plata
San Francisco de Macoris
Bani
Bantingo
Carr Hayian
Hayti
Dominican Republic
Jiminez
Drives Back the Natives in Cebu Hills Action
Dispatches report American forces under Colonel Bayless with two field pieces driving natives from their trenches in the Cebu hills after an ambush on four soldiers. No American casualties, some heat prostrations. Charleston guarded Manila during troop movements.
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Bayless
Manila
Cebu
United States
Charleston
Fourth Infantry
Imus
Otis
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Kalamazoo Resident
Strong testimony from D N Folsom of 508 Pine Street, a retired farmer, praising Doan's Kidney Pills for relieving kidney weakness and back pain based on his wife's use after acquiring a box at Palmer Findley’s drugstore. He urges others to try the preparation and notes its price and salewing.
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Atlantic
Kalamazoo
Mich
Tampa
Florida
D. N. Folson
Pine Street
Dean
Palmer & Findley
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Johnsons New Cyclopedia Endorsed by Educators in Atlantic
Letters from Rev E E Reed and Prof M F Brown praise Johnsons New Cyclopedia Aug 1899 Atlantic Iowa. Reed calls it vastly superior to Britannica with annual supplement. Brown says it keeps up to date and is essential for students and homes. Readers may examine by request to KEC Arthur Atlantic Iowa.
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E. E. Reed
Presbyterian Church
Atantic
Iowa
BE. C. Arthur
Johnson
E. E. Reep
Wm. Wilcox
Atlantic
M.F. Brown
Davenport
Johson
Tom
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed for Croup and Colds
Mothers of children with croup or severe colds are advised to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as it contains no opiate or narcotic and is safe for babies and adults. Its widespread approval spans the United States and other countries. sold by Vic Emmear t & Co. and HG Weber & Co.
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United States
Vic Emmeart & Co
Hg, Weber & Co
Dewey Off For Gibraltar In Olympia Voyage
United States Cruiser Olympia leaves Villefranche in sunshine and breeze bound for Gibraltar Admiral Dewey aboard reports good health and plans to stay at Gibraltar until Sept 12 crowds watch the sailing and admiral expresses mixed feelings about expected receptions In Montana, robbers flee pursuit as stage hold up victims escape with $3000 in gold dust Three men detained by Indians are turned over to officers.
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United States
Olympia
Villefranche
Viliufrancez
France
Dewey
Gibraltar
Montana
Butte
Mont
Herman Reiting
Chicago
Dreyfus in Tears Amid Confession Debate at Rennes
Rennes reports Dreyfus wept during testimony as the court heard again of his alleged confession and his wife’s role in steering him toward duty. Major Forzinetti recounted the Janua1y morning scene, while Lebrun Renault clung to his assertion of the confession. Questions arose about Weil’s knowledge of Dreyfus and Esterhazy's possible authorship, signaling a potential shift in the generals’ strategy.
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Lebron-Renault Testificte
Rennes
Dreyfus
Devil’s Island
Lebrnun- Renault
Major Forzinetti
du Paty de Clam
Forzinetti
Mme. Dreyfus
Lebraon-Renault
Court of Cassation
Lebrun-Renault
Casimir-Perier
Canaille
Wlysee
Dreyfan
Jouuust
Weil
Dreyfun
Dreyfus-Weil-Esterhazy
Esterhazy
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Father Harkins
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Lee Wright
A. L. Morrigan
Grant G. Gillett
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Joseph Martin
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Johnson’s Cyclopedia
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Military Academy
Philip F. Smith
Smith
Nebraska
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Trouté
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Stockton and
Marshal Hilled
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A. A. Wilson
O. G. Kiser
Clem
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Darnell
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Grand Rapids
J. D. Peters
Frank Ives
Progresso
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