Dreyfus Court Martial Ends Day With Cordier Testimony
Rennes August 29 General Mercier and other generals attended the resumed court martial. Colonel Cordier testified that Lamber t, not Henry, received the bordereau and that Sandherr, not Henry, held the key document. Cordier praised Picquart and mocked anti Semitism while delivering his evidence with humor. De Freycinet urged national reconciliation as the session closed with minor witnesses.
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Rennes
Dreyfus
Mercier
Cordier
Intelligence Bureau
Henry
Lambert
Bordereau
Intelligence Department
Colonel Sandherr
Borden Wall
Picquart
War Office
Germany
Lauth
Sandherr
Jaa
Mark
Mathieu Drey
Mathieu Dreyfus
de Freycinet
England
Dreyfuson
Ja+mont
France
Laheri
Scheuerer-Kestner
Senate
Scheuster-Kestner
Drowned Young Man From Fountain Hotel Area
Louis Jongenel, a Yellowstone Park association employee at Fountain hotel, drowned while bathing in Bath lake near the hotel. He ventured too far and, unable to swim, drowned before help arrived. He is a son of Rev. Louis Jongenel of Washburn Wisconsin, where the remains will be shipped for burial.
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Livingston
Louis Jongenel
Yellowstone Park Association
Fountain Hotel
Bath Lake
Washburn
Wis
Helena Happenings and a County Clerk Protest
The state board of equalization receives a protest from County Clerk Sayres of Choteau county against a cattle and sheep assessment raise. He plans to ignore the board, potentially prompting mandamus action to push the Supreme Court to reexamine Wallace cane points. Also noted is the funeral of Mrs. C. J. Lewis and Clarke County clerk.
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Helena
State Board of Equalization
Sayres
Choteau County
Supreme Court
Wallace
State Board
Mra. C. J
Lewis and Clarke
Eddy
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
Funeral in Helena for long time resident Doc McGill
All state and county offices paused for two hours for the funeral with large attendance from distant towns. Rev Father Day presided. Devotional offerings noted. Helena Lodge of Elks sent 20 pieces with violet letterwork. The deceased’s husband belonged to the lodge. The widow left a seven year old child. Mr Chirk tnun ail shared grief across the state. Doc McGill, an early Helena resident connected with local nibling houses, has died.
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Anaconda
Father Day
Helena Lodge of Elks
Chirk Tnun
Doc McGill
Helena
Faro
Claims of the Miners in Washington to Pressure Britain
James Hamilton Lewis of Washington prepares to press British government in London over miner claims ranging from 15,000 to 26,000,000 dollars. American miners lost claims in British Columbia after a law barred paying from mineral sites, prompting pursuit of redress through the State Department and Ambassadors. If no direct report, Lewis will seek official action to reopen the case.
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Chicago
Trons-Herald
Washington
Jaiis Hamilton Lewis
London
Columbia
British Columbia
Lewis
Stat Department
Webb
Ambagendor Choate
Lewes
Bland's Successor Race in Eighth Missouri District
A Jefferson City dispatch says the Eighth Missouri district race ends with speeches. Democrats back A M Dockery while Republicans support William Warner. Democrats expect Bernard by 2000 to 8000 votes, Republicans predict Woodworth will win by 0 to 1000, Populist Fale may draw 2000 from Democrats, possibly aiding Veehol in edge of vote.
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Chance
Jefferson City
R. P. Bland
Missouri
A. M. Dockery
Willam Warener
Kansas City
United States
Bernard
Wood
Wheeler to command brigadier under MacArthur
Manila Aug 29 General Wheeler was ordered to report to General MacArthur and take command of General Punston's brigade, which Colonel Liscom had led temporarily. Wheeler plans to reach San Fernando after a week of visits, expressing satisfaction with the situation and optimism that more troops will arrive. He notes the country is favorable for operations and expects the Angeles railroad to be restored within a week as MacArthur advances his headquarters toward that place.
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Manila
Wheeler
Mace Arthur
Punstun
Liscom
San Fernando
Dmor
Angeles
General MacArthur
Prospecting Safe Says Lacy Beyond Yaqui River
G H Lacy of Phoenix and B Walter Me of Chicago report from Cuayamar to Nogales that prospecting and mining beyond the Yaqui area can be conducted safely. They describe reconcentrados in Potam and say Yaqui forces could have seized towns. he witnessed six Yaquis shot and knows of 40 to 50 more executed.
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Cuayamar
Mex
Nogales
Arg
G. H. Lacy
Phoenix
Ariz
B. Walter Me
Chicago
Lacy
Prusa
Potam
Miss Grants Wedding to Cantacuzene Planned in Newport
In Newport Rhode Island on August 29 Mrs. Potter Palmer announces the marriage plans of her niece Miss Julia Dent Grant to Prince Cantacuzene of Russia. General Frederick Dent Grant away in the Philippines. ceremony set for September 25 at All Saints Memorial church at noon with Bishop Henry Potter and Rev Dr Nevin officiating.
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Newport
R. I
Potter Palmer
Julia Dent Grant
Cantacuzene
Russia
Frederick Dent Grant
Philippines
All Sainta Memorial Church
Henry , Potter
New York
Nevin
Rome
Mary
Palmer
Railway Chief Walker Visited Chicago After Honolulu Trip
Aldace F. Walker chairman of the board of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway system spent yesterday in Chicago during a month long tour of Honolulu and other points. He will depart today for New York on the next leg of his journey.
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Chicago
Aldace F. Walker
Atchizon, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway System
Wellman leader of polar expedition returns to Tromsoe
Walter Wellman, head of the Wellman polar expedition, arrived in Tromsoe Norway on August 29 after returning from Franz Josef land where his party completed significant exploration but his right leg was badly injured by a fall into a snow crevasse. He recounted starting from Tromso June 26 and reaching Cape Together July 20, detailing outposts built at Cape Heller Fort Meiknley and the death of a companion Vendtaen, with surviving Norwegians enduring harsh Arctic conditions before retreat due to the leg injury.
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Hull
Walter Wellman
Wellman Polar Expediion
Tromcoe
Norway
Rang Doxef Land
Well+man
Weolous
Explorer
Mr. Wellman
Tromros
Elwood
Ure Beliloment
Andrew
Wellman
Ietters
Wellin
Cape
Jackson
Mr. Wallman
Baldwins
Baldwin
Fee
Evelyn B. Baldwin
Bureau
Cape Heller
Fort Meiknley
Ventaen
Hiortgig
Bjortvig
Bjortyin
Rudolph Island
Tailoring department expands to meet growth at new building
Nine months after moving into a new building the tailoring department reports rapid growth. Changes are planned, with a second floor tour showing back hall renovations and new departments for tailoring, station ery, and idea stocks to handle emergencies.
Fabrics and Tailoring Offered with Quality Guarantee
Our imported fabrics including Bullings and Tweeds are shown in great variety. We tailor all garments in the highest style, guaranteeing a perfect fit and satisfaction. If you favor the idea that a new broom sweeps clean, place your order and we will handle the rest.
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Engeland
Norton
The Seasons Newest Styles in Carpets and Rugs
The Season's newest styles in carpets and rugs promise satisfaction by offering Montana shoppers the largest varied assortment. The store boasts unmatched stock and selection with durable grades and fair pricing, asserting readiness to fulfill orders for indoor coverings.
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Montana
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