Blood Cure Free Trial Sent to All Suffering by Mail
A State Medical Institute in Ft Wayne Indiana offers a free trial treatment for a blood disease described as curable. The program claims a precise remedy called Sifilide offsets the poison and heals sores rapidly, with a 44 page book offered to explain the disease and remedy. The notice urges readers to send name and address to receive prepaid treatment and literature.
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State Medical Institute
Bass Block
Ft. Wayne
Ind
German policy on Dreyfus affair defined by interview
The Lokal Anzeiger quotes Colonel Schwartzkoppen saying he will not depose in Rennes. He notes Germany already rejected involvement after earlier statements by the ambassador to France and Count Von Bulow. He asserts no further assurances will alter the outcome.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Schwartzkoppen
Germany
Dreyfus
Rennes
France
Count von Buclow
Reichstag
Dreyfus Case Hinges on Kaiser's Decision for Deposition
Rennes reports that Captain Dreyfus's fate rests on Emperor William's choice to allow Schwartzkoppen and Panizzardi to testify or provide deposition with bordereau documents. If the Kaiser consents, Dreyfus may be saved. if not, condemnation seems likely. Labori's appeal and foreign testimony provoke heated debate among anti Dreyfusards.
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Rennes
Dreyfus
Emperor William
Colonel Schwartzkoppen
Paris
Kaiser
Germany
Schwartzkoppen
France
Stuttgart
Rome
William
Humbert
Wurtemburg
Alsace-Lorraine
Turin
Maitre Labori
Sensations at the Dreyfus trial in Rennes
Today's public proceedings featured three sensational episodes. General Zurlinden admitted the erasure of Pisterhazy's name could not have been done by Picquart, implying an inside general staff culprit. Paleologue stated the secret dossier contained proof of Schwartzkoppen's link to Esterhazy and sent to Esterhazy the petit bleu for which Picquart was detained. Billot insinuated Esterhazy and Dreyfus as accomplices, provoking protests and a thrilling scene.
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Maitre
Jouaust
Zurlinden
Picquart
Lauth
Zurlingen
M. Paleologue
Schwartzkoppen
Esterhazy
Dréyfus
Billot
Dreyfus
Besterhazy
Maitre Labori
Colonel Jouaust
M. Labori
Eugene de Cernuschi
Trarieux
M. Trarieux
Savignaud
du Paty de Clam
Travenier
Paleologue
Petit Bleu
End of Dreyfus trial in sight at Rennes
The Dreyfus trial nears its close in Rennes as no messages are received from key colonels. Depositions may be sent instead, with the court-martial possibly ending Monday or Tuesday if that occurs. Generals and military witnesses prepare to depart following orders from General Marquis de Gallot.
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Italy
Kaiser
Labori
Jouaust
La*ors
Rennes
Dreyfus
Schwartzkoppen
Panizzardi
Marquis de Gallitet
Roget
Fourteen Homes Burned in South Harwich Blaze
A massive fire in South Harwich on September 6 destroyed fourteen cottages and several outbuildings, with losses estimated at $25,000. The flames, fanned by strong winds, spread from woods toward the railway and main street. residents rushed to evacuate while fire crews, aided by a wrecking train, fought to save structures and keep the fire from the town center.
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South Harwich
Kendrick Bearse
A. Glendon
Luther Eldredge
Eben I. Eldredge
Zebina Eldredge
Obid Nickerson
William Berse
Watson Small
Albert Crowell
Clement Small
Albert Bartlett
Eben Taylor
Edward Hardy
Thankful Nickerson
Fred Sears
Chatham
Stage notes reveal Grace George to play Esther in Ben Hur in New York
Grace George, wife in Mile Fifi at the Park, will go to New York to star as Esther in Klaw and Erlanger's Ben Hur for the remainder of the season. Miss George to headline a new play next year as a waif, production by William Brady. Also noted: The Moth and the Flame with Kelcey and Shannon. Maud and Hilda Hollins with Jeff DAngelis. George Welty recovering from dieting. Julia Arthur rehearsing More Than Queen for Park Theatre opening Oct 2. David Harum rights secured. Mme Emma Nevada to tour starting Nov 12. Clara Butt due mid October to December. N W Scott of Park Theatre box office rejoices over marriage. Brady's A Stranger in a Strange Land set for Sept 24 in New York.
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Sporting Life Impresses at Boston Theatre
The play Sporting Life gains notice at the Boston Theatre with Miss Otis drawing praise for a notable performance. The big melodrama earns deserved recognition as audiences respond to the production.
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Sporting Life
Boston
Otis
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