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Hope for Dreyfus acquittal gains steam in trial
Fresh testimony from Colonel Picquart at Rennes and Paris strengthens the case for Dreyfus. He debunked earlier claims by Bcet and other officers, detailing a conspiracy within the general staff and alleging forgery perjury and theft to end Dreyfus.
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Discontent Grows Over Philippine Campaign Strategy
A San Francisco arrival poll of the First Colorado Regiment reveals near universal dissatisfaction with the Philippines war. Officers fault General Otis and the campaign plan, while soldiers question the cost and feasibility for white troops. The regiment’s colonel faults hesitancy at war outbreak and urges a vigorous, decisive attack.
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Boston Seeks Honorary Visit for Adm. New England Son
Citizens of Boston urge a united effort to invite the admired naval figure to visit Boston on his way to Montpelier or returning home. The letter stresses Massachusetts pride in naval service and calls for a representative meeting to demonstrate the community’s strong desire to honor him.
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Way Fresh Meat Price Rise Tied to Trusts and Competition
An explanation argues beef and other meats rose not from cattle shortages but from the Meat Trusts fighting to push Australians out of the market. American firms cut prices to undercut English buyers while charging higher prices at home, forcing U.S. consumers to cover losses through higher taxes and prices. The piece urges revising revenue laws to curb trust power and protect buyers.
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Boston College alumnus Reverend Malley heads Newton Boys' Work
The Rev Augustus Malley, formerly connected with Boston College alumni, becomes head of a Newton branch of the Working Boys' Association. The move follows a brief talk noting his enthusiasm to aid troubled youths and his new duties. Alderman Frank J. O'Toole takes a rest in Maine after demanding board duties. Wallace Walker, son of Admiral Walker, visits Kennebunkport, Maine, pursuing golf scores.
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Great Yachting Contest Primer From Lipton Cup Race
The article notes Sir Thomas Lipton's cup challenger from Fairlie to New York arriving safely and in good racing condition. It contrasts Shamrock's 3200 mile voyage with 15 days and 2000 miles towed by Erin, and cites previous cup challengers and the Vig rant's swift 20 day voyage. The first race is set for Oct 3 in New York harbor with hopes for fair weather and a genuine contest.
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Will Dewey Visit Boston Hero of Manila Receives Honors
Admiral Dewey did not commit to a Boston visit, declining a governor and mayor invitation while remaining uncertain about his programme. He is praised as Manila Bay hero and has attracted hundreds of invitations from municipalities societies and clubs seeking to honor him.
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Observant Citizen Notes Exhibitions and Local Events
A Boston merchant urges a fair exhibition of Cuba and Porto Rico products with broader coverage of commercial goods. The piece also notes Fred Arnald’s forthcoming marriage in New Hampshire and a humane veterinary hospital project by Commissioner Russell for city horses.
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Man the Knight Poem Reflects Fall of a Woman
A poem describes a woman's fall from grace as men once courted her while she stood proud. Now her head is bowed in public shame and her male admirers withdraw their devotion. The verse laments judgment and calls for forgiveness as the crowd shifts.
Notable Americans on Prominent Posts and Society
A stream of personal notes lists Mrs George B Loving of Texas holding vast cattle and land options, former Postmaster General Thomas J James ill at Englewood, Henry Mason Baum filing for bankruptcy, and other figures including Bishop McDowell, Dr Enrique Cuevas, John Baker in ill health, and Samuel Howell touring U S colleges and planning to sail to Liverpool aboard the Umbria.
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Three Fishers Went Sailing West Ashore Tragedy and Rescue
On a September evening in Everett Duncan Gray and Dora share a tense moment after a prophetic dream. Four months later a storm traps a relief mission. Duncan heads to save others and is injured at sea. Dora fears the danger fulfills her nightmare, yet awaits his return as the shipmates battle towering waves.
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A. Shuman Boston public spirit and business leader
Profile of A Shuman a Boston business man born in Newburg New York who built the Shuman corner retail and wholesale outfit after the great fire. He chairs the Boston City Hospital board helped expand its south department and other facilities and has long supported civic relief and charitable causes. He is active in many clubs and boards and has been urged as a potential political candidate.
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Waifs and Winks Across the Nation in Jim Dime Humor
A collage of brief jokes and verse snippets from newspapers and readers. Quips touch on dances, brewing, laundry, pies, school, doctors, weather lore, and family memories, alongside light verse on mothers and seaside scenes.
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