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Newspaper

Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1899

Page

3

Dreyfus Trial Anxious Return Contends to Court

Gen Mercier urges no foreign intervention in the Dreyfus matter and predicts conviction within days as Maitre Labori, recovering, hopes to return to court using witnesses and telegrams to challenge Mercier. The court reconvened as Col Fabre testified to handwriting similarity with the bordereau.

Rennes Mercier Dreyfus Associated Press Dreyfusard Gen Mercier Maitre Labori Gen. Mercier M. Labori M. Demange Merciér Schneider Panizzardi Resyes Col. Fabre Bordereau

Willoughby Man Found Dead Near Suburban Track

Myron Metcalf of Willoughby was found dead at the Cleveland and Painesville suburban car track near Painesville. Railroad officials say he was not struck by cars. He had severe head bruises and it is believed foul play occurred.

Painesville, O Myron Metcalf Willoughby Cleveland & Painesville

Two maritime losses and a fatal drunken sleep incident

The schooner Augustus Palmer loaded with 2125 tons of coal sank near Thimble Light after striking in rough seas. Captain Haskell and crew were saved in Norfork. In Argos Indiana, John Van Horn, about 33, lay asleep intoxicated on the Nickel Plate tracks and was crushed by a freight train. no chance to wake before impact.

Norvok Augustus Palmer Haskell Newport News Bangor Thimble Light Norfolk Palmer Wayne Ind John van Horn Argos van Horn van Herp

Gen Jiminez Arrested On Havana Steamer Pickup

In Havana on August 19 Col Macariao’s claim that Gen Juan Isidor Jiminez was in Havana prompted orders to Cienfuegos to verify his presence aboard the Ménendez steamer and arrest him if found. Capt Stamper arrested Jiminez as the steamer prepared to leave. He resisted, then yielded, saying he could not help himself. The mayor of Cienfuegos, Senor Frias, refused the arrest, citing friendship with Jiminez. Jiminez and his secretary were housed at the Union hotel under police guard. Aybor, Jiminez’s representative, left Cienfuegos for Santiago de Cuba after ten days there. a small schooner was observed outside harbor, believed to be awaiting ammunition.

Havana Col L Macariao Juan Isidor Jiminez Santo Domingo Cienfuegos Capt Stamper Jiminez Ménendez Gen Senor Frias Capt. Stamper Union Hotel Cienfugos Santiago de Cuba San Domingo Senor Aybor Aybor Key West

Head-on trolley crash injures many near Philadelphia

A Sunday collision on the Norristown Chestnut Hill and Foxborough railway in Plymouth township Marion county left about thirty injured. Fatally hurt are John Parson of Philadelphia and William Hartstine of West Point with internal injuries and broken ribs, Bridget Nunan seriously hurt. others including Mrs Julia Moeslin and Miss Alice McGuigan are in Charity hospital. Passengers allege the motorman failed to wait at the switch for the arriving car.

Philadelphia Norristown Chestnut Hill Foxborough Plymouth Township Marion County Charity Hospital John Parson William Hartstine West Point Bridget Nunan Julia Moeslin Alice McGuigan

Dewey Sees Philippine Question Soon Solved

Naples Daily News correspondent quotes Admiral Dewey in London saying Filipinos are capable of self government and autonomy should be granted to settle the rebellion. He adds he never favored violence and a later annexation discussion may follow. He calls future German U S conflict unforeseen.

Adm Dewey Lonponn Naples Daily News Germany United States Philippines Admiral Dewey

Train wreck on bridge reported near Texarkana

A north-bound Kansas City Pittsburg Gulf train reportedly plunged into Little River 50 miles north of Texarkana. A switch engine and crew departed for the scene as authorities work to determine how many cars were lost with baggage express and mail cars confirmed submerged.

Kansas City Pittsburg Gulf Little River Texarkana Tex Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad

Insurgents Routed North of Angeles and Negros Fight

Masina Aug 21 An infantry lieutenant was killed and another wounded while reconnoitering north of Angeles. American forces drove insurgents from their positions. Lieut Cole of the 6th infantry with 80 men routed 100 insurgents in Negros after 90 minutes of fighting. Three Americans were slightly wounded. Nineteen insurgent dead found in trenches. Six rifles and ammunition captured. Insurgents cut Laguna bay cable but repair completed.

Masina 12Th Infantry Angeles Lieut. Cole 6Th Infantry Island of Negros Laguna Bay Calamba

Shamrock Arrives in New York for American Cup Challenge

The British yacht Shamrock reached New York on Friday and anchored in the upper bay. Captain Archie Hogarth praised the vessel as splendid and expressed satisfaction and optimism, noting the generous reception received from the moment she was abreast of Sandy Hook.

New York Shamrock Upper Bay Archie Hogarth Sandy Hook

Glorot questioned over Rennes assassination attempt

Glorot, who says he tried to kill M Labori, was brought to Rennes. Eyewitnesses say he is not the man. He sent a letter to police claiming confession and praising the crime. Doctors deem him sane or insane. Yellow fever seen at Port Limon Costa Rica. Surgeon General notified. First case at a fruit port this season.

Rennes Port Limon Costa Rica Washington Wyman Carson Marine Hospital Service

Death of Mrs Cutter in Indianapolis runaway wagon incident

Mrs Susan Cutter, living on the city outskirts, hitched a road wagon with her three children and rode into town. A runaway horse threw her, causing fatal internal injuries and a broken arm. The children clung to the wagon. the horse returned home with the unharmed kids.

Indianapolis Ind Susan Cutter

Major Harrison III in Cuba Struck by Yellow Fever

Maj Russell B Harrison inspector general in Saxtraco Cuba is critically ill with yellow fever after a three day progression. This first case arrives as Cristo hosts headquarters moved last month to escape infection. Quarantine rules relaxed recently as no new city cases appeared and officials visited Santiago daily. Harrison remains isolated not at the fever hospital.

Saxtraco DE Cuba Russell B. Harrison Cristo Whither Santiago Maj Harrison

Mystery Shot Kills Man in Holmesburg Philadelphia

Frank Radcliffe was shot and killed while driving with his family in Holmesburg suburb at about 7 PM Sunday. The shooter was unknown. no one saw the incident and police are investigating.

Mysteriou Philadelphia Pui la Delrula Holmesburg Frank Radcliffe

Governor Tanner Suffering Malaria Reported Sick

Springfield reports Gov. Tanner is ill with malaria and a high fever. Attending physician Dr. George N. Kreider says he will likely be unable to perform duties for about a week. Local health concerns rise as the governor rests.

Springfield Ill George N. Kreider Tanner

Plague Reported in Portugal with Barcelona Death Rumor

A case of plague is reported at Figuera Portugal with rumors of a death from the disease at Barcelona. The notice notes spreading concern across the region and cites local reporting.

Mapnip Figuera Portugal Barcelona

Report on Bacillus icteroides confirms yellow fever cause

Aug 19 report by Surgeon General Wyand, summarizing a 1897 commission findings. The Bacillus icteroides, identified by Lanarelli of Bologna, is the cause of yellow fever, with infection variably affecting animals by respiratory colonization and secondary blood infection, and potentially yielding a potent antiserum in the future.

Dogs Rabbits Marelli Ternberg U S Sanarelli

Patrolling the Coast as Jiminez Likely Arrival Near

Santo Domingo reports warn that Jiminez, revolution leader, is momentarily expected and could sway public opinion. Government sends armed vessels to intercept any strange ships and capture him, with ongoing patrols along the coast under orders to enforce neutrality while expeditions slip away.

Kiveston Jamaica Santo Domingo Jiminez Santiaco Ve Cuba Havana Baracoa Adonis Guapatanamo Leonard Wood

Riots in Paris Endanger Church and Artworks

Paris August 21 rioters attacked the Church of St Joseph after smashing windows and hoisting hatschetsed crowds. Police arrested twenty anarchists, 380 injured by crushes and stampedes, several sacred objects destroyed, and the Virgin statue toppled amid fires and looting.

M. Goullier Place de la Nation Place de la Republique St. Ambroise Faubourg du Temple Rue Darboy St. Mauri- Papincourt Church of St. Joseph Boulevard de Magneta Boulevard de Strasbourg Gare de l’Est

Prices of Meats Raised in New York Market

New York meat prices rose two to three cents per pound after a mass meeting of the Retail Butchers Association. The higher prices take effect Saturday.

New York Retail Butchers’ Association of

Forty-Second Regiment to be Stationed at Fort Porter

A telegram to Congressman Alexander from Secretary of War Root announced that the 42d New York Volunteer Regiment will be organized and stationed at Fort Porter in Buffalo, N Y, as of Friday night.

BufFalo N.Y Alexander Root Fort Porter

No Hope for Judge Hilton's Recovery

Sanatoen New York August 16 Judge Hilton remained comatose at a late hour Friday night and was believed to be gradually sinking with no hope of recovery.

Judge Hilton Sanatoen N. Y

Reed resignation to Maine governor. special election in October

Reed will resign his Portland Maine post and his resignation goes to the governor this week for approval. The successor election for the district will occur about mid October with the exact date to be set later.

Portland

Hensley Wins Rep Central Committee Endorsement

Marion Ohio August 21 After a close contest Dr J L Hensley earned the endorsement of the Republican central committee for representative of the Marion Morrow district.

Marion, O J. L. Hensley Republican Central

Race Split Proposed by Colored Convention Leader

At a colored men’s convention meeting in Cutcaco Bishop L H Holsey of Texas urged a new approach to the race problem. He proposed the Negroes form a separate government within the United States by creating Negro states with full rights and powers. He called for 1 500 000 voters to petition Congress to set aside public land for this purpose. He suggested Oklahoma and New Mexico have been mentioned but no specific territory chosen yet.

Cutcaco Colored Men’s Convention L. H. Holsey Texas Africa Bishop Turner Georgia United States Bishop Halsey Congress Oklahoma New Mexico

Guerin Holds Line as Paris Siege Drags On

Paris reports a stiff stand by M. Guerin refusing surrender despite talks with Gen. Jacquey and deputy Faure. A semi official note says the government will avoid storming the house and will maintain measures to isolate Guerin from outside contact as a siege tightens on Rue De Chabrol.

Paris M. Guerin Chamber of Deputies Waldeck-Rousseau Jacquey M. Lasses Condon Geers Merg

Murder at Murray City A 14-year-old found hanged in barn

George Simko was found dead in a barn in Murray City Ohio on a Friday. A rope showed the boy had been hanged and cut down. Coroner's inquest found the neck broken with rope marks. Two men from New Pittsburg were arrested after sightings near the barn.

Murray City George Simko Friday John Namet Rube Mahlon Lanning New Pittsburg Wm. Channell Surtos City

Fire destroys Placerville business and homes

Ida Borsk reports Placerville in Boise county was wiped out by fire. The business district and most residences were destroyed, with losses pegged at about $250,000. The blaze left the town largely vacant and seeking repairs and aid.

Borsk Ida Placerville Boise County

First ten Regiments Fall

Washington reports on August 1 showing 300 enlisted men added Thursday for a total of 14,422. Despite discharges, numbers remain sufficient to fill the first ten regiments.

Washington

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M. Lavori M. Demanges Clen Fugos Stumper Sixth Infantry Maj. Harrison III Cristo Gov. Tanner Ill Bacillus Iteroides The Presse le Peuple la Petite Republique Sebastian Faure Faberot Faure Henri D’horr Reed Hensley Wea UG Say Su P Cion
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