Dreyfus Case Leads to Officer’s Dishonorable Dismissal
Paris reports a heated debate in the Chamber of Deputies over alleged meddling by Detective Temps and the Dreyfus affair. Captain Fritzsch, a French officer, is cashiered after confessing to political remarks aimed at reforming army conduct, drawing strong reactions from nationalist and military circles.
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Paris
Tomps
Jercyrus
Chamber of Deputies
Macrquis de Gallifer
Ministry of War
M. Herabert
Tathy
Marquis de Galifet
Mainister
Sunde
Sas 1
Dreyfus
Waldeck- Rousseau
Tormos Alfate
Cercle Militaire
Petit Republique
Gen. de Gallifet
Knights of the Grip elect officers for ensuing year
National Travellers Protective Association selects Richmond Virginia as next meeting site over Portland Oregon and Kansas City. Officers include President Buerens Pearla Vice President Jolson Second Vice President Simos Denver Third VP Drew Omaha Fourth VP Johnson Racine Fifth VP McKay Ogden Arch Lecturers Debn Wa Medenald St Louis and Bo Thompson Beansville etc. Delegates tour river excursion to Godehauz Plantation.
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New Orleans
National Travellers’ Protective Association Save
Richmond
Vai
Portland
Ore
Kansas City
Cincinnai
Buerens
Pearla
Pls
View
M.D. Jolson
Veidtie Preshlord
Robert M. Simos
Denver
Speththead
W. A. Ryan
Torre Shute
Deck
Godehauz Plantation
Committees Named for Creed Revision by Assembly
Moderator Dickey led the Presbyterian general assembly committees on creed revision. Ministers and elders from Missouri New York Ohio Cincinnati Ohio New Jersey Minnesota Indiana Michigan Baltimore and other states named varied members. Dr Charles A L Dickey of Pennsylvania was chosen chairman of the committee.
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St. Louis
Dickey
Presbyterian Ceneral Assembly
Dors. Herrick Johnson
Hingis
S. 2
Missouri
D. W. Wisherof Fiutinin
George T. Stewart
New York
Willa Mc Kibben
Chncinnati
Samuel Py, Sprecher
Mengamin J. War Eld
New Jersey
S. W
US government warns China to suppress Boxers and protect Americans
Washington on May 26 reports the state department has instructed the Chinese government to stamp out the Boxers promptly and thoroughly. It demands guarantees for peace and order and protection of life and property of Americans in China amid Boxer unrest.
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S.S. S
Washington
Tofted States
China
Conger
State Department
United States
Lfe
City to observe Sabbath. prosecutor urged to enforce Sunday law
Laporte Indiana May 26 The town's W C TVU will push a formal sabbath observance and seeks cooperation from the prosecuting attorney to enforce the law against saloons baseball on Sunday and other Sunday restrictions.
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Laporte
Ind
W. C, T VU
Cornerstone Laid for New MBE Church at Winchester
The cornerstone of the large M. BE. church in Winchester was laid yesterday afternoon before a large crowd. Jeremiah George W. Hill of Richmond delivered the principal address with the Rev. A W. Jumpart, also of Richmond, assisting.
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Winchester
Ind
M. BE
George W. Hiu
Richmond
A. W. Jampart
Elderly coal operator dies after rooftop fall
John Andrew aged 73 and the oldest coal operator in the black coal field was fatally injured yesterday at his home in this city. He fell from the roof while making repairs, suffering internal injuries.
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Brazil
John Andrew
Vincennes Fire Chief Reports 55 Fires in Year
The annual report of George Kendrick, chief of the Vincennes fire department, shows 55 fires during the year with continued losses totaling 63,000 dollars.
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Vincennes
Ind
George Kendrick
Trade Review Indicates Quiet Markets and Lower Prices
Bradstreet's reports a generally quieter trade with prices down from last week. Production readjustment efforts appear in iron and steel and lumber, while cotton remains unsettled and failures rise. Crop reports are favorable overall except wheat. rains aid the northwest, foreign inquiry for corn is weak, and oil shows slight price shading amid export weakness.
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New York
United States
Cuban customs dispute over alleged gross brands allegations
Havana reports quote Gen Wood and Collector Piss reviewing dispatches from the US alleging gross brands in Cuban customs. Collector Bliss dismisses the charge and warns he will pursue any information to support the claims, threatening decisive action if needed.
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Havana
Tas
United States
Privana Customs Service
Collevior Bliss
Chicago man attempted to kill stepfather in Toledo incident
Charles Bart ley, a Chicago real estate dealer, attempted to assassinate his stepfather T. A. Bartley at the latter's Geum Avenue home in Toledo last night. Jealousy and threatening letters about the stepfather's wife were cited as motives.
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Toledo
Chirles Bartley
Chicago
T. A. Bartley
Geum Avenue
Thal
Youngls
Burttey
Ife
Negro teacher killed by whitecappers near West Point
In Searcy Arkansas on May 26 A Jenk ins and another Black schoolteacher were suspected robbers. They were called out by a white mob at night near West Point. Jenkins fled when fired upon and was killed. the other teacher was wounded or escaped.
Fined For Common Assault In Buckskin Bill Show
Terre Haute Ind May 26 Elmer Mendenhall star of the Buckskin Bill exhibition who wounded spectators was arraigned yesterday. The charge was changed to simple assault and he was fined costs with $1000 default.
Healing the lungs and stopping consumption germs
An ad proclaims a remedy that heals lung inflammation and strengthens the whole system. It claims to make lungs germ proof and to prevent coughing by closing the door to germs, priced at $1.00 and sold by druggists.
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Scott
Chantel
Anxious Britons Tighten Boer Censorship
Pretoria dispatches report Federal forces occupying Hellbrow and Potchefstroom as British troops advance toward the Transvaal. The war office notes 11 000 additional troops to be sent next month while Boer movements remain shrouded in mystery.
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London
Secretary of State For War
House of Lords
South Africa
Lord Roberts
Vredefort
Hamilton
Wil Jevens
Vaal
French
Vand
War Office
Transvaal
Bennett Murleigh
Daily Telegraph
Verde
Fretoria
Reseb
Lourenzo Marques
Johannesburg
Pretoria
Baden-Powell
England
Buller
Col
Bethune
Vryheh
Auiiaire
Goff
Subscriptions for Cronje’s Punch Bowl Gift
In Moscow on May 2 a subscription drive raises 7000 rubles in 20 000 names to present a silver punch bowl to Gen. Cronje the Boer commander held at St Helena. The bowl features 12 ladles and will be given after the war.
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Cronje
Moscow
Gen. Cronje
St. Helena
Neely case attachments seize bank deposits and assets
Attachments levied by special prosecutor E. K. Jones against Gordon M. Buck the United States circuit court clerk West India Trading Co Seventh National Bank Hide and Teather Bank and the firm Nicoll Amable and Lindsay following Judge Lacombe's order to seize Neely assets in New York The $20 000 ball deposit with the court clerk and other suspected Neely deposits at the banks are covered.
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Neely
New York
E. K. Jones
Gordon M. Buck
United States Circuit Court
West India Trading Company
Seventh National Bank
Hide and Teather Bank
Nicoll, Amable and Lindsay
Extradition Bill Report Set By Senate Subcommittee
Senators Fairbanks Davis and Lindsay were appointed by the judiciary committee to frame and report a bill for extradition of Neely and others charged with crime in Cuba. The committee expects to report next Monday.
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Washington
Fairbanka
Davis
Lindsay
Judiciary Committee
Neely
Cuba
Fatal shootings mar Bolivar circus crowd and Kentucky scene
In Bolivar Kentucky a late night shooting left Mary Hell and Frank Riven fatally wounded and Zordie Wills and Buster Davie badly hurt after a fusillade of about 75 shots as a crowd of negroes left the circus tent. Several children were also injured. In Rising Sun Indiana Ed Carver shot William Patterson at a Republican primary. Carver fled to Kentucky after winning a sheriff candidacy.
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Hopkinsville
Bolivar
Mary Hell
Frank Riven
Zordie Wills
Buster” Davie
Thadpaute
Rising Sun
Ind
Ed Carver
William Patterson
Florence
Carver
Kentucky
Missouri Pacific Offers Special Trains for Democratic Convention
The Missouri Pacific Railway announces special through trains for Ohio Indiana and Illinois Democrats and friends attending the Kansas City convention. Reclining chair cars Pullman sleeping cars and scenic route along the Mississippi river enhance the trip with low rates and full accommodations in July. Contact G A A Deane Jr traveling passenger agent Indianapolis for details.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Superior Service
Missouri Pacific
Missoon
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railway
Ohio
Indiana
Illinoie
A. A. Deane, Jr
Pacific Ry
Crea St
Indianapolis
Real Estate Transfers Record Two City Lot Deals
Charlea Monat transfers a city lot to Jobo J. Tyner for 1550 dollars. Susan Chrismer transfers a Euat Connersville lot to Anson B. Miller for 500 dollars.
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Charlea Monat
Jobo J. Tyner
Susan Chrismer
Anson B. Miller
Euat
Connersville
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