Mercy for Dreyfus Boycott of the Exposition
Paris news grim and mixed as rain and Rennes departures curb protests. Public opinion cools on extenuating circumstances for Dreyfus while the Dreyfus case feeds fresh political tensions. Mercier rumors resurface and Loubet tilts toward conciliation, with a Rennes dossier arriving for military revision.
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Dreyfus
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Chamber of Deputies
Dreyfus Party
Mercier
Loubet
M. Demange
Boen
Paria
Military Court of Revision
Mathieu Dreyfus
William
Joubert Denies War Department Ordering Heavy Ordnance
Commander General Joubert denies that the Transvaal war department is ordering heavy ordnance and rifles He seeks peace while tension remains as Chamberlains reply is awaited British envoy Conyngham Green protests arrest of Transvaal Leader editor Pakeman War and admiralty offices show activity but no new Transvaal news Transvaal cabinet decision awaited as troops move to docks for embarkation Westerners marry in Siam E V Killett and Elsie Bates wed in Bangkok last week per private cablegram
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Pretoria
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War Department
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Conyngham Green
Transvaal
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War Office
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America
South Africa
Reitze
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Cape Town
Siam
Springfield
E. V. Killett
This City
Elsie Bates
Topeka
Kan
Bangkok
Otis
Wasmaeron
Miles
Merritt
Manila
No Withdrawal Possible From Paris Exposition
Washington Sept 12 report says Congress may push for withdrawal from the Paris exposition due to anti French sentiment sparked by the Dreyfus affair. A move could insult France and risk strained relations. about 1.2 million dollars has already been allotted for the commission and government exhibit.
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von Paris
Washington
Congress
Stewart
Dreyfus i
Franco Amonss
House
Senate
France
Paris
State Department
Root for Vice President in Administration Bid
Washington dispatch reports whisperings that Etiha Root secretary of war may be the administration’s vice presidential candidate. McKinley supports renominating his running mate, but Hobart’s health could block another term.
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Times-Herald
Washington
Etiha Root
McKinley
Hobart
Condition of crops shows mixed state in September
The September 1 crop report from the U S Department of Agriculture notes corn 95 2 wheat 70 9 oats 87 2 rye 82 0 buckwheat 75 2 potatoes 86 8 barley 86 7 with declines in corn in August and mixed changes across states Nebraska Kansas and Missouri. Winter and spring wheat combined at 70 0, lowest September reading in 20 years.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Missouri
Illinois
Kansas
Kentucky
Indiana
Iowa
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Get A Good Plow From Kingman’s Commodore and Emerson Jr.
This advertisement promotes high grade plows including Kingman’s Commodore and Emerson Junior Sulky, claiming they perform well in plowing, are simple and convenient to use, and offered at moderate prices. It urges buyers to view them before purchasing.
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Kingman
Emerson
Wagons Endure Longer Say Shuttler Rain and Weber
A fall push highlights the Shuttler Rain and Weber wagons. The ad claims each will last 5 to 10 years longer than rival makes. It asserts personal experience and notes all listed wagon brands are in stock.
Hoosier Drill Co Press Disc Drill Promised Best Seed Time
Fall seeding time prompts praise for a superior lightweight machine the Hoosier Drill Co offers. The press disc drill is described as the lightest running and most perfect working drill on the market with an assured correct choice for buyers.
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Hoosier Drill Co
Hoosier
Do You Ride In Buggies I Have the Keys
A seller asserts the Do You Ride? line of buggies offers the best value with Anchor and Crown makes. He invites inquiries from potential buyers and promises to explain why these stock entries are superior, presenting his satisfaction with the products.
The Fair Opens With Mixed Attendance and Bright Prospects
The 1899 Cass County Fair opened on a fine day with attendance above last year’s first day. Exhibits are larger and better, though floral and agricultural displays lag. Livestock and horse events draw interest, with several races and bicycle contests noted. Local interest includes sheep industry promises and remarks from Philip Pringey on flock farming. messages of thanks accompany community notices.
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Notice to Taxpayers on 1898 taxes due this month
This is the last month in which the last half of the 1898 taxes can be paid before interest begins. All persons with taxes to pay are urged to pay early to avoid a last‑month rush, especially those with listing properties on which taxes are due.
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