Italian Shooting in North End Stirs City Police
Belledina Franzio, 40, was wounded in a deliberate shooting on Fleet Street near Hanover and Parmenter. Givanechino Peros, 30, was captured after the assault, with officers finding a knife at the scene and noting possible mob or Mafia style motives. Franzio, treated, was moved to City Hospital. Peros held at Station 1.
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North End
Station 1
Givanechino Peros
North Street
Fleet Street
Hanover Street
Givanechino Peres
Peres
Peros
Belledina Franzio
Eastern Avenue
Dunn
Franzie
Salem
Parmenter
Police Search in Revere for Suspect After Daring Stabbing
Boston officers Sergeant Carr Patrolman Rooney and Flood searched Revere and Short Beach for John Plunkett in a stabbing case on Commercial street. Rooney was cut when he fell from a bulkhead, Carr sprained an ankle, and a window was broken. Plunkett remained at large despite a long, daylight patrol through Grover Head and Winthrop.
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Boston
Revere
John Plunkett
Commercial Street
Carr
Rooney
Flood
Station 1
Short Beach
Plunkett
Winthrop
Grover’s Head
Emerson's Funeral for Dr George F Emerson
Solemn services honored Dr George F Emerson a Boston dentist and Brighton figure. The Allston Congregational Church filled with friends and business associates from groups including Island Game Club Pilgrim Fathers and Ancient Order of United Workmen. Bethesda lodge performed Masonic rites and Rev John O Hearing officiated before cremation at Forest Hills Cemetery.
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George F. Emerson
Boston
Brighton
Allston Congregational Church
Isl and Game Club
Pilgrim, Fathers
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Bethesda Lodge
Emergon
John O. Hearing
Forest Hills Cemetery
Dreyfus Hopeful After Verdict Controversy Continues
The article describes Dreyfus awaiting potential clemency from President Loubet as family and supporters debate whether the five years already served count toward the ten-year punishment. It notes Mme. Dreyfus’s visit, health concerns, and police precautions planned for a possible acquittal including a discreet departure to avoid crowd opposition.
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Maitre Demange
Dreyfus
Zola Declares Return to Battle After Rennes Departure
In Paris a cable to M. Laberi from Emile Zola states he retracts prior judgments and pledges a fierce fight with no mercy to the foe. He commits to reentering the arena and remaining active in the confrontation.
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Paris
M. Laberi
Rennes
M. Demange
M. Emile Zola
Dreyfus Verdict Triggers Disturbances at Belfort and Marseilles
After the court martial verdict was published crowds in Marseilles and Belfort attacked the residence of Jacques Dreyfus, brother of the condemned. Windows were broken and property damaged as authorities arrested numerous demonstrators.
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Paris
Marseilles
Belfort
Dreyfus
Jacques
Riotous Demonstrations in Havre Over Verdict
Socialists and revolutionary groups demonstrated in Havre this afternoon against the verdict. Police dispersed large crowds and made fifteen arrests.
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Havre
Dreyfussards Prepare to Protest Rennes Verdict
Henri Turot a Paris journalist and Jaures ally issues a statement defending Dreyfus and denouncing the Rennes court martial verdict. He asserts five officers condemned the innocent captain to shield a convicted general and urges continued truth seeking and public outrage.
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Rennes
Henri Turot
Jean Jaures
M. Turot
United States
Anna Gould
Count Boni de Castellane
Philippines
French Society of Political Economy
Mercie
Dreyfus
France
Esterhazy Accused of Dreyfus Plot and Forgery
Major Esterhazy admitted treasonable relations with Col von Schwartzkoppen and forged documents to convict Dreyfus. He faced prosecution in Paris and London for Speranza and Blanche telegram forgeries and Dixi letters. He fled to London after refusing to attend Rennes court.
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Paris
Esterhazy
Bordereau
von Schwartzkoppen
Schwartzkoppen
Dreyfus
Henry du Paty de Clam
Miles Pays
Speranza
Blanche
Dixi
France
Dreyfus Verdict Stuns Berlin Officials and Public
The Berlin reaction to the Dreyfus verdict is one of stunned disbelief as officials hope the Reichszeiger’s statement, issued under direct authority of Emperor William, would temper the crisis and clarify the imperial stance. The piece notes the profound impact on Berlin's mood and public commentary.
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Berlin
Dreyfus
Reichsrnzeiger
William
Judgment deemed greatest political crime of the age
The text calls a second verdict a grave political blunder and moral cowardice. It notes universal agreement on the illegitimacy and civilizational violation of the decision. The German press labels the verdict cowardly and impolitic, nearly criminal.
Verdicts Stir Indignation Across England Over Dreyfus Cas e
English press and pulpit react with outrage as the Dreyfus court martial verdict sparks prayers in London synagogues and sermons about France on trial. Newspapers criticize the case and call for civilization to judge the naked cruelty of the telegram. Canon Scott-Holland at St Pauls links the verdict to a nations trial and evolving conscience.
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London
Dreyfus
England
The
Daily Chronicle
Mercier
Daily News
France
World press united in condemnation of exhibitions and antisemitism
London reports Sept 11 that Jesuit and anti-Semitic papers aside, global press denounces the exhibition. The Russian press joins the chorus though Hebrews face strong hostility in Russia. Judges are called criminals and fears about France’s future dominate the discourse as papers call for boycotts.
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London
Rome
Russia
France
Legal view on Dreyfus case limits of court martial power
Paris Sept. 10 an eminent lawyer tells Figaro that the court martial judgment is bound to the revision procedure and can only be judged by the Court of Cassation. He stresses that the court of cassation creates and controls the court martial and its authority.
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M. Coupois
Dreyfus
Republic
Jouaust
Paris
Court of Revision
Rue de Chabrol
M. Guerin
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Maitre Demange
M. Waldeck- Rousseau
The
Siecle
Palace of Justice
Rennes
Temps
Figaro
Supreme Court
Court of Cassation
Peary Loses Several Toes in Arctic Expedition
The Windward, arriving from Utah and North Greenland, reports Lt. Peary's sledging accomplishments and frostbite injuries with several toes amputated after a long field season. Fort Conger remains untouched since Greely's era as papers and records are recovered for the Peary Arctic Club.
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Brigus
N. F
Peary- Harmsworth
Windward
John Bartlett
Utah
Greenland
Peary Arctic Club
Diana
Samuel W. Bartlett
Peary
All Man Bay
Cape Sabine
Princess Marie Bay
Buchanan Strait
Hayes Sound
Fort Conger
Greely
United States
Beaumont
R. N
Nares-Markham
Etah
Smith Sound
Hayes
Lifeboat Cove
Cape Alexander
Senta
Benjamin Hoppin
Baddeck
C. B
Collision In Malden Injures Two In Electric Car Crash
An electric car collision in Malden square last night injured two passengers slightly and unsettled many. Boston Elevated car 1686 from Medford struck Lynn & Boston car 577 on Pleasant street as the conductor switched tracks. Mrs. F B Lancaster of 269 Eastern Avenue Malden and Mrs. G B Hanscomb of 69 Warren Avenue Malden were shaken loose, the former with a child unharmed. They were taken to the Malden police station and sent home later. The Boston Elevated car fender bent. no other injuries. The accident followed the motorman attempting to stop by braking after sliding on the rails.
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Malden Square
Boston
Lynn & Boston
Maplewood Division
Sion
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Lynn
Pleasant Street
Medford
F. B., Lancaster
Eastern Avenue
Malden
G. BE. Hanscomb
Warren Avenue
Nervous Troubles Promised Cure From Pink Pills
A testimonial claims Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People cure locomotor ataxia paralysis and St Vitus dance by nourishing nerves. Mrs Annie H Magee of Port Austin Michigan says her daughter once weak and ill recovered after using the pills. Available at druggists or direct from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY 60 cents per box six for 2 50.
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Annie H. Magee
Port Austin
Mich
Jean
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
New York Prepares for Dewey Parade and Reception
Invitations for the Dewey reception are issued with city seals. Plans for the naval parade include ships from Boston to Washington, a seven mile line, and a three hour pass. Exhibits by Ward Bissell and Ruckstuhl near completion with Victory figures to debut on Fifth Avenue. Seats and viewpoints priced from $7 to $600 amid high demand. a sculptor destroys parts of a Filipinos group in a clash over the arch.
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New York
Howard Carroll
Boston
Portland
New Haven
New London
Bridgeport
Baltimore
Washington
Fremont
Peace
F. W. Ruckstuhl
Madison Square Garden
Bissell
Navy
Ruckstuhl
Fifth Avenue
Charles Albert Lopez
Dewey
Byzantium
Senator Quinn Lecture On Ships And Shipping
Senator John Quinn will lecture before Erin Court of Foresters on ships and shipping. The talk will cover changes and progress in maritime travel over the past twenty years. The event occurred Tuesday evening September 17.
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Erin Court of Foresters
John Quinn
Ppeemer
Ward 1 Rallies Support Local Candidates
Yesterday two rallies in Ward 7 backed M F Sullivan for Senator J J McNamara for Governor's Council and Donovan and Crowley for the House. Speakers included Ex Senator Quinn Councilmen Donovan Stone Sweeney M F M T Callahan Joseph Hawkins and Charles DuPlain. The Kneeland Street event drew 30 voters. Warrenton Street hall drew the great majority of Warrenton and Carver district voters.
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M. F. Sullivan
J. J. McNamara
Altgeld Questions Trust Conference as Love Feast
Ex-Governor John P. Altgeld returned to Governor Tanner the commission nominating him as a delegate to the Chicago trust conference to be held September 13. He said he has little faith in the conference, believing it will be more a trust love feast than a serious event.
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Chicago
John P. Altgeld
Tanner
Altgeld
Hungarians May Not Exhibit at the Paris Exposition
A semi official statement from Hungary notes a movement against sending exhibits to the Paris Exposition of 1900. Many exhibitors have withdrawn their notices citing unsafe conditions in France, and Gran cathedral chapter has cancelled its decision to send works valued at millions of florins.
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Eurapest
Hungary
France
Gran
Danube
Allan Line Steamers Sail North and South America
The Allan Line operates steamers linking North and South America with passenger and cargo service. Ships sail regular routes connecting major ports, offering sailings for travelers and merchants alike.
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Pital
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Gase
Emerson
Rey
Pa XO Dental College
Boston Dental Institute
Blackstone
Croes Streets
oSeet
Devil's Island
Pdést
Mme. Dreyfus
M. Hadamard
Famiily
Loubet
Post
Avenue de la Gare
Demange
O'Connor
Mission Church
William O'Connor
Roxbury
A. W. Wheeler & Co
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Zola
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Duke OF Orleans
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League
Explorer
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FR. Donarce
Suffolk County
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Order
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Thomas J. Lally
John R. Murphy
William J. Cronin
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Hibernians
Cronin
A. O.H. Directory
John.r
Murphy
Ireland
America
Thomas F. Fitzgerald
John J. Dailey
John T. Galvin
Cornelius A. Spellicy
Michael J. Cavanagh
Timothy J. O'Connell
John B. O'Higgins
James Mantle
Teresident
Illiam H. Cuddy
Alexander Thompson
M. T. McGuinness
N. C. Graham
Mary Lawless
Patrick F. Cannon
James Currin
Thomas Morris
Thomas Cunningham
Thomas P. Dolan
Frank Rowleyichael J. Brady
James Murphy
Andrew Heaney
John H. O’brien
Joseph B .Cavanagh
Senator Quinn
Joe Patchen
Johnstown
Penn
Henry Haws
Senator McCarthy
Goshen
Haws
Patchen
Cleveland
McCarthy
E. W. Grove
ALLAN
State” Line OF Steamers
North and
South America
Luenos Ayrean
Montreal
James McAdam
Rob't H. Hugnes
REG
Baaeer
K. R
Pasittee
Boston Hygienic Institute
F. Robinson
Bowdoin
Beacon
State House
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