Davitt on Dreyfus Sparks International Condemnation Debate
A World’s London correspondent report includes Michael Davitt’s strong critique of English and American press reactions to Dreyfus verdict. He calls the outcry a moral assassination of a nation and argues France faced greater risk in uncovering the truth. The dispatch also notes Dreyfus’s health in Rennes and various other local notices from Boston to Ardmore on Sept 14.
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Missionaries ousted in Paongan Asia amid anti foreign riots
Telegraphic reports from Paongan Andone province Thibet describe missionaries driven from the city by Laamas amid widespread anti foreign demonstrations. The mission compound was destroyed and missionaries Mr and Mrs Shielda and Mrs McBeth escaped at night. In nearby towns anti Catholic incidents left several natives dead and a Catholic father executed.
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Andone
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Fuchow
Hungarian Held for Texas Fraud Case
New York police arrested Max Sohor a Hungarian at Kerrville Texas where authorities accuse him of obtaining 2500 dollars from Charles Schiermer by fraudulent means. In Tyler Texas Sam Lawrence was thrown from his horse and is not expected to recover from injuries.
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Trust Conference in Chicago Reaches Resolution Debate
The second day opened with William Wirt Howe chairing as delegates debated appointing a 15 member resolutions committee. An amendment to let delegates from each state appoint the panel passed 99 to 14, prompting further discussion led by Atkinson Luce Prince and Rosewater. Bourke Cochran proposed broader representation, and Jeff Davis spoke on The Arkansas Law as Applied to Trusts. The session recessed until 3 o'clock.
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Trust
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Atkinson
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Luce
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Prince
Texas
Edward Rosewater
Omaha Bee
United States
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Committee On
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Arkansas
Navy leaders debated for Asiatic and South Atlantic posts
Secretary Long is set to order relief for Rear Admirals Watson and Howison from the Asiatic and South Atlantic stations. Remey is likely to take Watson’s post within months while Schley could receive the South Atlantic assignment if he agrees. The South Atlantic squadron includes Chicago Montgomery and Wilmington.
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Farmers in Spalding vow to hold cotton at eight cents a pound
At a mass meeting in Griffin Georgia Spalding county farmers pledge not to market cotton below 8 cents per pound. Bankers and merchants will advance funds on cotton stored in warehouses using receipts as security until sale is advised. Similar action urged for all Georgia farmers. Henderson lynching near Tytu linked to assault on Mrs. Ash. another man Henry Boynton missing amid riot rumors. In Beckville Texas a young man John Thompson dies after a cotton gin accident and chloroform exposure.
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Here
Jennie Ash
Henry Boynton
Texas A&M opens term with record attendance
Bryan Texas September 14 The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas began its term on Wednesday with the largest attendance in its history reflecting strong enrollment and community interest.
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Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
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