French Deputies Reject Fresh Dreyfus Hearing
Paris dispatch reports the French Chamber of Deputies refused a new hearing in the Dreyfus case. Alfred Dreyfus, once condemned for treason, remains branded and imprisoned on Devil’s Island. His wife claims new proofs of innocence were shown to monarchs and the Pope, but deputies balk at reconsideration.
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Paris
Alfred Dreyfus
French Chamber of Deputies
Dreyfus
France
of the Devil
Czar
Russia
Germany
Austria
Greece
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Recall of German Attache Ties to Dreyfus Case
London reports a Rome dispatch stating the recall of Colonel Schwarzkappen, German embassy military attaché in Paris, was ordered by Emperor William to ease a dangerous situation. Schwarzkappen negotiated buying secret papers linked to Captain Dreyfus’s condemnation.
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London
Rome
The
Daily Mail
Schwarzkappen
Paris
William
Dreyfus
Castellane Society Echoes From Paris Seeks Answers
In Castellane circles in New York and Paris rumors swirl about Boni Castellane and his circle. Whispers claim Meyre Marsy and Nellie Neustratter attend fêtes with Castellane liveries, while a new diamond necklace feeds tales of duplications and lavish expense. Paris critics view the young count as a victim of a rapacious family amid this social storm.
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New York
Boni Haseen
Green Room
Marsy
Max Lebaudy
Bois
Amd
Mme
Nellie Neustratter
Gould
Neustratter
Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt
Countess de Castellane
Champs Elysees
Paris
Grand jury finds true bills against Atlanta grocers in anti cigarette drive
The grand jury returned true bills against twenty Atlanta grocers and tobacco and whiskey dealers for selling cigarettes to minors. Warrants were issued by Judge Lumpkin. Judge John B. Candler started the crusade after reproving a boy for smoking in court. About 100 boys were present to testify and mostly named the sellers.
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Atlanta
Lumpkin
John 8. Candler
White's Plans for Currency Reform and Bank Notes
Horace White testifies to the monetary commission proposing an elastic currency backed by business assets and gold redeemable silver dollars. He backs the Baltimore plan, favors nationwide note redeemability at major centers and bank counters, and limits branch expansions by capital thresholds. He expects gold redemption for silver and doubts national bonds will fund future notes as public debt declines.
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Washington
Horace White
Monetary Commission
United States
White
American Bankers’ Association
Baltimore
Countess Festetics de Tolna Arrives in New York
The Countess Festetics de Tolna, formerly Miss Leila Haggin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis T. Haggin and granddaughter of J. B. Haggin, is momentarily expected to arrive in New York City. She is described as very pretty and accomplished.
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New York
Festetics de
Eldorado for Young Men and Nine-Year Climate Views
Mir and Norwal share opinions on K'ondike discoveries and climate. The piece notes someone lived there twelve years and describes a favorable outlook for young men seeking opportunity.
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Mir
Norwal
K'On- Dike
Alaska Gold Fever and A Love Beset by Family Ties
Mr Norwell, wintering in Augusta, extols Alaska as a coming gold producer while describing harsh moss, mosquitos, and vast untapped zones. Wendell Thore and Augusta Danziger elope from New York to Boston, fail to wed with her father’s consent, and return to face a formal separation and unresolved suitor question.
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Wendell Phelps Thore
Augusta Danziger
Charles Danziger
Boston
Cumberland Street
New York
Park Avenue
Samuel
Augusta
Wendell Thore
Murdered man kept pledge after shootout in riverbank duel
William Edwards, 26, of Sheboygan, Wis., dies after a July 22 shooting at a lake shore half way house near South Bend. He and a gang member dueled at thirty feet. Edwards was shot and later kept silent about the assault, dying as pledged.
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South Bend
Ind
Williamdwards
Sheboygan
Wis
Edwards
Here
Mishawaka
Lake Shore
Longest Honeymoon Ends as Countess Visits Ill Mother
The Countess Festetics de Tolna ends a four year honeymoon with a San Francisco departure, heading from Kobe to Yokohama and then to San Francisco aboard the Coptic to visit her ailing mother. Rumors of a quarrel were dismissed by sensible observers citing the lengthy voyage record.
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Festetics
Count Rudolphe Festetics de
Haggin
Tolna
South Seas
San Francisco
Kobe
Yokohama
Irish groups plan reception for Maude Gonne in Boston
A Roxbury social and patriotic Irish group met at Gaelic Hall to arrange a reception for Miss Maude Gonne when she visits Boston next month. They adopted resolves praising her work for Irish prisoners, urging unity for the event, and requesting escort duty by local Irish organizations.
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Roxbury
Gaelic Hall
Lenox Street
Maude Gonne
Miss Gonne
Maude Genne
Boston
Reunion of Montgomerys E Ninth Regiment Held at Clark’s Hotel
Largely attended gathering of past members of Company E Ninth Regiment at Clark’s Hotel to plan a future reunion and banquet. Captain Ford Lieutenant Foley Sergents Connor Ryan and other veterans attended. Committee to announce next meeting. invitations extended to ex members.
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Company E
Ninth Regiment
Clark’s Hotel
Captain Ford
Foley
Sergents Connor
Ryan
Ford
Noted Loretta Small Ford divorce case dismissed in Virginia
The high profile limited divorce between Loretta Small Ford daughter of Evangelist Sam Small and Stuart Ford was withdrawn by mutual agreement in the Richmond Law and Equity Court. Costs are paid by Ford and Mrs Ford reserves future rights to seek divorce elsewhere in the United States except Virginia.
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Norfolk
Loretta Small Ford
Sam Small
Stuart,Ford
Law and Equity Court of Richmond
Mrs. Ford
Stuart Ford
Multiple liquor raids net several arrests
Liquor squad raided illegal sellers yesterday arresting Catherine Evans at 8 Tremont street and Pasqual Meade at 8 Charter street for selling liquor. Seizures included twenty nine gallons of lager beer, and in Division 10 Mary Flannigan and Michael Spillman were found with liquor and beer. Rose Rafferty was arrested at 22 Dacia street and Hannah Kearns held with whiskey and beer.
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Catherine Evans
Tremont Street
Pasquale Meade
Charter Street
Mary Flannigan
Prentiss Street
Michael Spillman
Linden Park Street
Rose Rafferty
Dacia Street
Hannah Kearns
Webber Street
Young man crushed by falling iron at Rutherford Avenue
Joseph Collins a 19 year old resident of 6 Arthur Place had his right foot crushed by a falling iron at 91 Rutherford Avenue yesterday. He was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
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Joseph Collins
Arthur Place
Rutherford Avenue
Massachusetts General Hospital
St Augustine Ball Plans Social Highlight of Season
The St Augustine C T A Society of South Boston will hold its annual ball on November 24 Eve at St Augustine's Hall Street. The committee, led by John H Toland, includes Frank A Stout William D McCarthy James F Mulcahy John F Stout William H Donovan James W Ferris P J Ragan John J Roach and John J Curran.
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St. Augustine C. T. A. Society of
South Boston
St. Augustine’s Hall
Batreet
John H. Toland
Frank A. Stout
William D
East Falmouth Church Marks 100 Years as Center of Community
The East Falmouth Congregational Church celebrated its centennial at Hast End Hatchville with exercises. Rev. C. H. Washburn delivered an address and Rev. E. M. Smith gave a historical sermon. Mrs Frances E Swift’s original poem was read by Miss Hattie D Eldridge.
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Falmouth
East Falmouth
Foraging party repulses tribesmen near Simla
Official despatches report Major Dorrien leading a foraging party that clashed with a large body of tribesmen yesterday. The tribesmen were repulsed but Captain Bowman Major Money and four privates were wounded.
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Simla
Dorrien
Bowman
Money
Pleasant Picture Book Delights at My Clothier’s
Buyers spending two dollars forty eight cents or more at My Clothier’s receive a bright color illustrated picture book for children. The promotion adds a small gift to shoppers, appealing to families.
Clever Capture and Equal Salary Debate
Officer Connor thwarts a Longwood burglary at the home of Mrs. Chase on St. Paul street and Alton place trapping intruder James Williams of Roxbury. Williams yielded at gunpoint. gold coins were found. Lynn speech by Herbert N. Casson urged equal salaries for equal citizens and broad social reforms.
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Connor
Brookline
W. L. Chase
St. Paul Street
Alton Place
Longwood
Jimmy
James Williams
Roxbury
Williams
al Paige
Bank officers in trouble in Spokane tax case
Postmaster Mallon has caused the arrest of Mayor Olmstead A A Newberry E B Hyde and D F Wetzel prominent citizens officers and directors of the defunct Citizens National Bank which failed with a deposit of 8110 of post office money The bank was not a United States depository the postmaster and his bondsmen face the loss He accuses the defendants of knowing the bank was insolvent when the deposit was taken.
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Spokane
Wash
Mallon
Olmstead
A. A. Newberry
E. B. Hyde
D. F. Wetzel
Citizens’ National Bank
United States
Platt to Accept Harsh Medicine After Bachellor Appointment
Washington November 14 The presidents recognition of General George S Bachellor by appointment to office will not disturb pacific relations between the administration and Senator Thomas C Platt. The Senator will accept disagreeable medicine with good grace.
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Washington
George 8. Bachellor
Thomas C. Platt
Tabor's Problem And Eight Hour Day Drive In Boston Unions
Semi monthly Building Trades Council meeting at 49 Bennet street discussed hiring musicians tied to the AFL and details of union representation. Delegates from Boiler Makers Machinists Glaziers Tank Makers and Painters joined. talks on eight hours May 1 1898 for machinists and a large coal teamsters meeting at 166 Broadway extension addressed labor hours and city ordinance ideas.
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Building Trades Council
Bennet Street
Ryan
Boiler Makers’ Union
Machinists’ Union
Glaziers’ Union
Tank Makers’ Union
Painters’ Union
Steam Fitters
American Federation of Labor
Rochester Beer
B. T. Co
Boston
Lodge 264
Wells Memorial Building
Glenn
International Machinists’ Union
Broadway Extension
Teamsters’ and Handlers’ Union
Separate Movements in Boston Merchants Plans
The movement of Summer street merchants to boost trade is distinct from the broader Merchants' week project for Boston. The two efforts have no shared purpose or plans.
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Boston
Bunker Hill Tammany Plans Ward 5 Canvass For McManus
The Bunker Hill Tammany Association met in the Roughan building Charlestown to canvass Ward 5 for Patrick J. McManus, their Common Council candidate from Ward 6. A committee including M. P. Higgins P. J. Kyle Patrick Crilly James T. Roche and Patrick Mellen was appointed. The club’s second annual concert and hall event is set for Roughan Hall on Friday December 1.
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Bunker Hill Tammany Association
Roughan Building
City Square
Charlestown
Patrick J. McManus
M. P. Higgins
P. J. Kyle
Patrick Crilly
James T. Roche
Patrick Mellen
Roughan Hall
New General Master Henry Hicks Leads Knights of Labor
Henry A Hicks rises as general master workman of the Knights of Labor. He has headed New York building unions for nearly ten years and chaired District Assembly No 253. He resides in the state.
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Henry A. Hicks
Knights of Labor
New York
National committee man in People's party and New York official
The subject served as a national committeeman for New York in the People's party and was a district and local assembly progress overseer. He is described as a superintendent of buildings and resided at 601 East Eighty third Street in New York City.
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Gress
New York
People's Party
East Eighty Third Street
That City
L. A. 31 Reports 20 New Members At Meeting
At yesterday's regular meeting of L. A. 31, twenty new members were initiated and one additional application was received. The assembly was reported to be in sound condition financially and in good standing otherwise.
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L. A
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