Dreyfus Verdict Anticipated Amid Court Tension
Rennes and Paris faces fear of unrest as the Dreyfus court martial nears a ruling. Major Carriere and Colonel Jouanst push for a judgment soon. Schwartzkoppen and Panizzardi testimony were excluded. Spectators expect a verdict that could be “not proven” or a conviction, with heightened security and potential demonstrations in major towns.
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Rennes
Carriere
Dreyfus
M. Labori
Parla
Jouansz
Jouanst
Dreyfusards
Captain Dreyfus
Swartzkopper
Panizzardi
Filipinos Put to Flight at San Rafael Battle
Captain Butler with three infantry companies and cavalry on reconnaissance engaged rebels at San Rafael. Americans scattered the enemy, captured seven prisoners, five rifles, and 800 rounds, and destroyed rice in seven warehouses. Rebels linked to General Pio Del Pilar retreated north toward Maasin. Nightly Filipino demonstrations continue around Imus with sporadic rifle volleys by outposts. Secret service reports Aguinaldo charging Cavite’s general and notes insurgent sympathizers among city officials and visitors.
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San Rafael
Manila
Butler
Third Infantry
Pio del Pilar
Maasin
Imus
Fourth Infantry
Secret Service
Aguinaldo
Cavite
Killed in a Sham Battle at State Fair Grounds
Cotomens Ohio Sept 8 a sham battle in the mainspectacle The Battle of San Juan at the state fair grounds last night left Charles Krag 10 a spectator dead Revitta Smithson private of company F Fourth Ohio wounded fatally and Max Guggenheim merchant spectator seriously wounded. Loaded shells were mixed with blanks. Nevada Jail Nearly Empty
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Cotomens
San Juan
State Fair Grounds
Charles Krag
Revitta Smithson
Fourth Ohio
Max Guggenheim
Brazil Celebrates Independence Day 77th Anniversary
Telegrams note Brazil marked the 77th anniversary of independence. Other items report W J Calhoun resigning from the Interstate Commerce Commission, Andrew Carnegie a potential Liberal candidate for Sutherlandshire, Mobile quarantines Mississippi City over fever cases, and the Garden City hotel burning on Long Island. Also included are notices of a Paris revolver duel, Lipton’s bid for Lakes of Killarney, an English mining deal at Ward Colorado, and various civic and naval news.
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W. J. Calhoun
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Andrew Carnegie
Sutherlandshire
Mobile
Mississippi City
Garden City
A.T’. Stewart
Long Island
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Standard Insurance Company
London
Thomas Lipton
Lakes
Killarney
Big Five Mining Company
Ward
Colo
Hopper
American Turf Congress
Wellington Hotel
Portents of War as Boer Assembly Lectures on War
Warlike harangues spark applause in Pretoria as government officials face questions on British troop concentrations near the Transvaal border. Milner’s reply is debated while Kruger urges calm and readiness, fearing war may erupt soon. Reports say a military train and 800 Boers moved toward border posts, with Newcastle defense near completion.
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Ooostser
Transvaal
Kruger
I. W. Reitz
Conyngham Green
Voklar
Green
Sir Alfred Milner
Greene
Retz
Alfred Milner
Reitz
South Africa
Mr. Costier
Mr. Coetser
England
Chamberlain
Cecil Rhodes
London
The
Daily Mail
Johannesburg
Natal
Pietermaritzburg
Standerton
Volksrust
Newcastle
Laing
Venezuela Quiet, New Outbreak Report Lacks Basis
Washington dispatch reports Venezuela’s charge d affaires Pulido stating the foreign office denies any new outbreak. A prior interior uprising was crushed, rebels routed, and forced into the mountains. Separately a Carauot gale endangers 800 sailors and 100 vessels on Bradel bank. one boat found bottom up with presumed drownings. Delegates bound for trusts conference include Iowa figures Shaw McLean Thayer Sells and others. India treasury bill moves to make gold legal tender amid mint proclamation delay. Centralia Missouri reports two blocks of frame buildings burned.
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Washineton
Senor Pulido
Venezuela
Foreign Office of
Carauot
N. B
Bradel Bank
Expansion In Fall Business Across Western Markets
Bradstreet's reports a strong trade outlook with expansion in demand at leading western and northwestern markets and evidence of activity in eastern centers. Prices are firm with wheat and iron steel edging up, weekly wheat shipments totaling 4,853,900 bushels and exports since July 1 at 87,476,246 bushels, while business failures drop to 123.
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Grostext
New Youk
NOYES FAST AT ST PAUL SETS STATE PACING RECORD
At the Minnesota state fair grounds Gilea Noyes won the 2:07 pace for a 1000 purse and set a state track and pacing record with a 2:05 mile pace and the fastest three heats. Split times showed 324 for first quarter, 1:04.34 half, 1:36. natural pace 1:56 last mile 29 seconds final quarter. Recruits Begin Manila-bound e for Otis command Chicago. Eleven officers and 175 privates left for San Francisco to join General Otis in the Philippines from Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee. Johnson jailed in Wanco Neb following failed slaying attempt on Sheriff Farris.
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Minnesota
Gilea Noyes
Directly
Manila
Chicago
San Francisco
General Otis
Philippines
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Britons Entertain Olympia Crew at Dinner
Major General E G Shade and Royal artillery officers hosted the United States cruiser Olympia crew at a formal dinner. Toasts were offered, and the event was described as brilliant though Admiral Dewey did not attend.
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Olympia
E.G. Shade
Royal Artillery
United States
Admiral Dewey
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