Dreyfus Arrives in Carpentras for Rest Cure
Former Captain Dreyfus reaches Carpentras in the Vaucluse department and goes to M. Valabroque's home. Mme Dreyfus to join, health improves with months of rest, no public demonstrations expected as he seeks climate relief.
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Vaucluse
France
Dreyfus
M. Valabroque
M. Paul Valabroque
Mme. Dreyfus
Bevery
Washington St
Carpentras a historic town in southern France with papal ties
Carpentras lies sixteen miles northeast of the Rhone and Avignon in a fertile valley near Mt. Ventoux. It sits inside fortifications with four gates and a broad esplanade outside. The town hosts a gothic cathedral, a museum, a public library with 25 000 volumes, and an aqueduct finished in 1734. Population about 11 000. Pope Clement V made it the papal residence in 1313 and Innocent VI rebuilt the present walls in 1363.
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Carpentras
Rhone
Avignon
France
Tarascon
Marseilles
Auzon River
Mt. Ventaux
Basses-Alpes
Porte d’Orange
Palace of Justice
Auzon
Carpenteracte
Clement V
Innocent VI
Dreyfus Pardon Published in Paris Official Journal
Paris September 21. The Journal Officiel prints the decree granting pardon to Dreyfus. A war minister report notes Dreyfus has served five years of deportation and would face ten years if detention continues. The minister warns of fragile health and danger in prolonged confinement.
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Paris
Officiel
Dreyfus
Marquis de Gallifet
M. le President
Forget It Says Gallifet Dreyfus Matter Closed
Paris Sept 21 General Gallifet the minister of war issues an order to corps commanders stating the Dreyfus incident is closed. He says military judges have rendered a decisive verdict and calls for forgetting the past to focus on France and the army. The edict will be read to troops nationwide.
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Paris
Gallifet
Dreyfus
l’Armee
France
Rally for Engstrom Draws 400 in Roxbury Ward 22
A large rally in Summet Hall Boylston station rallied 400 supporters for Charles O Engstrom as he seeks a House seat. Speakers included ex Representative B Callender Dorchester Councilman George H Moore Homer Alberts and Jesse M Jove.
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Roxbury
Charles O. Engstrom
Summet Hall
Boylston
Station
B. Callender
Dorchester
George H. Moore
Ward 10
Homer Alberts
Boston Universy Law School
Jesse M. Jove
Discrimination Trial At Langham Hotel In Boston
Judge Ely hears case of George H. Page Langham Hotel proprietor accused by William L. Reed of 155 Cambridge Street of denying service to Reed and Miss Wash Tastes due to color after they entered the Langham cafe amid a busy night. Page contends Reed was served promptly in the turn.
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Boston
Ely
Municipal Criminal Court
George H. Page
Langham
Washington Street
South End
William L. Reed
Cambridge Street
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Reed
Page
Theoung
Mr. Reed
Profetor Page
Paine and Mack Earn Democratic Support in Boston Rally
At a party convention, speakers praised Paine as a strong governor candidate and Mack as a capable ally. They argued the ticket holds abler, better men, and predicted increased Democratic votes while defending the State committee's plan and denouncing outbursts from a Boston machine faction.
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Democratic Party
Paine
Williams
Mack
Framing Plan Endorsed as Fully Approved
A fragmentary report notes that the plan is approved as fully as anyone can desire, signaling broad support. The wording suggests strong civic endorsement.
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Tion
Congressman's critique of convention roll and delegate election
Congressman Fitzgerald alleges the state convention delayed delegate elections unfairly. He argues hundreds lacking seating rights were present and that the roll should have been called. He notes the credentials report listed about 1600 entitled attendees. The press discussed the issue with estimates between 2500 and more in attendance.
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Fitzgerald
State Committee
Committee On Credentials
Alma Salma Georgia Couple To Serve Sentence In Chain Gang
Report from New York details Alma d Alma and her companion Adkins facing prison for bigamy. The couple, both under sentence, will be hired to Fulton County for public works under the lease system. The woman insists she will remain with Adkins as they begin their terms.
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Adkins
John Hill
Anniston
Ala
Rome
Mennor
Kearsarge Heads to Gloucester for Official Trial Off Cape Ann
The battleship Kearsarge leaves Brooklyn bound for Gloucester for a preliminary trial trip tomorrow off Cape Ann. A Scorpion stakeboat carries Rear Admiral Rogers and the board to Gloucester. naval officers will not command the ship during the trial. The vessel is not yet government accepted, with Captain Mason in charge of transport service and Ernest Bachman supervising engines at Newport News Shipbuilding. A $100,000 per knot penalty applies for not meeting contract speed of sixteen knots. The Kearsarge, sister ship to the Kentucky, measures 11,600 tons, 368 feet 8 inches long, with 72 feet 2 inches beam and 26 feet 6 inches draft, built in Newport News and launched 1898 at a cost of $4 million.
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Cape Ann
U.S
Kearsarge
Brooklyn
Gloucester
Scorpion
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Boston
Rogers
Board of Inspection
Touraine
Mason
United States Transport Service
Ernest Bachman
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
W.S. Folger
U. S N
Walter A. Post
Newport News
Mass convention shows many in hall without right to seats
A Boston convention audit cites 3000 attendees with 1000 to 1500 unauthorized by credentials. Charlestown sent 300 men led by a ward head of seventy five, far beyond its sixteen allotted delegates, prompting refusal of roll calls and a disputed vote.
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Boston
State Committee
Leas
Charlestown
Ex Mayor Ramsdell of Lynn Nominated for State Auditor
Former Lynn mayor Ramsdell, who opposed the State committee programme, was nominated for the position of State Auditor. He faces a campaign focused on reform and fiscal oversight within the state government.
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Ramsdell
Lynn
Fragmentary phrase on pursuit of resolutions and events
The readable text reflects a fleeting line about carefully pursuing resolutions or learning what occurred. It presents no clear people, places, organizations, or concrete events. Further context is needed for a complete card.
John H. Lees Opinion On Convention Turmoil
Chairman John H. Lee of the Democratic city committee blamed outside delegates for the convention upheaval. He named ex Mayor Walter L. Ramsdell and ex Senator Haacerty of Southbridge as leaders among them. Lee said both are good Democrats and would win unified party support, though he had not heard the platform clearly due to the din.
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John H. Lee
Democratic City Committee
Lee
Walter L. Ramsdell
Haacerty
Southbridge
State Democratic convention names slate for at large committee
At the Democratic State convention the following were appointed on the State committee at large: Robert Treat Paine Jr Boston Charles D Lewis South Framingham John H Mack North Adams Charles P McNabb Waltham Henry Lloyd Boston John H Pence Cambridge Michael M Cunniff Boston Chris T Callahan Holyoke Ames H Mellen Worcester Farry J Jaquith Wellesley James E Donoghue Lawrence Daniel N Crowley Danvers Stephen M Walsh Lynn Patrick J Daly Boston William B McNary Boston A C Drinkwater Braintree Charles C Paine Hyannis John J Raleigh Northampton James E Fitzgerald Boston John J Ross Cambridge.
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Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Boston
Charles D. Lewis
South Framingham
John H. Mack
North Adams
Charles P. McNabb
Waltham
Henry Lloyd
John H. Pence
Cambridge
Michael M. Cunniff
Chris T. Callahan
Holyoke
Ames H. Mellen
Worcester
Farry J. Jaquith
Wellesley
James E. Donoghue
Lawrence
Daniel
A Sultan's Captive Featured in Alma d Alma Tale
In an excerpt shared from Alma d Alma, Rosa the mother of the Sultan speaks in French about hardship of a Circassian family. The narrative follows Abdul Aziz and introduces Abdul Kadar a slave boy of 11 and Massowaga a jester aged 89, with Alma d Alma as a clever central figure awaiting publication in London.
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NW York
Alma d’Alma
Morocco
New York City
Rudolph Aronson
New York
Salaam-Hallel
Salaam-H
Sidi- Kassan Boussyria
Tangiers
Zarhaan
Salaam
Fez
Bah Hamid
Bah
Rosa
Abdul Aziz
Abdul Kadar
Massowaga
London
Nervy Tiger Tamer Battles Leopard in Cage
Morrelli, a tiger tamer in Philadelphia, fights for life after a leopard injures her with teeth and claws. In a deadly struggle she strikes, prods, and pounds the beast with a whip as attendants intervene with a pitchfork. The leopard is slain and she collapses fainting.
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Philadelphia
Morrelli
University Hospital
Fashionable care for invalids in home dressing
The piece advises creating attractive yet practical garments for invalids. It discusses soft frills, ribbon bows, proper fit, and matching shoes gloves and wraps. It urges kindness and effort to keep clothing pleasing while accommodating health needs.
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