Labori seeks foreign witnesses at Dreyfus trial
Rennes Sept 5 court martial hearings extend behind closed doors after Labori asked that foreign diplomats be allowed to attend or be examined. The government opposed, citing diplomatic implications. The open session heard Esterhazy and Roget testimonies about the bordereau, while Travieux vouched for Dreyfus and denounced Esterhazy. The court rejected Labori's request to approach Germany for documents and will hear Cernuschi behind closed doors tomorrow.
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Dreyfus
M. Labori
Schwarzkoppen
Paris
Panizgardi
Schneider
Major Carriere
M. Paleologue
Foreign Office
M. Labor
M. Ceruschi
Lebori
Colonel Schwartzkappen
Signor
Panizaridi
Labori
Step
Carriere
Schwartakoppen
Paniazardi
Jouauet
Esterhagy
Cale Anel Jovaust
Roget
Jovaust
Frst
Jouausi
Roger
Esterhazy
M. Deffes
The
Temps
London
M. Trarieux
Justice
Gonse
Piequart
Javieux
Travieux
Prarieux
Lasbori
Germany
Cernuschi
Allen Must Hang Governor declines to interfere in Allen case
Special to the Inter Mountain Helena Sept. 5 Governor Smith refused to commute the execution of Joseph Allen a half breed sentenced to hang for killing J 8 Reynolds in 1898. He weighed petitions but said it was not his duty to interfere while the law stood. Allen to be hanged on the scaffold used for Billy Gay, with Sheriff Davidson limiting invitations to 10 and execution between 4 am and 1 am on September 1. Ex Governor Toole resigns from the state land commission and Smith names H L Frank of Butte as successor to April 3 1905.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Smith
Joseph Allen
Reynolds
Allen
Billy Gay
Davidson
Toole
Avid Land Commission
H. L. Frank
Butte
San Francisco
State Board, volunteers, and sheep tax clash unfolds
Colonel McTague Crutchfield and staff may accompany Power as Montana plans a return of volunteers. A four percent round trip fare from Helena is arranged. The board of sheep commissioners resists new assessments, arguing injustice with figures. Four counties plan to ignore the board. the largest sheep county accepts the action, while a test case seems unlikely this year. A Western Union operator’s 16 year old son was struck by a streetcar, injuring his left arm.
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Cific
McTague Crutchfield
Leggat
Campbell
Stanford
English
Helena
Northern Pacific
State Board of Equalization
Power
Board of Sheep Commissioners
Chateau
Teton
Cascade
Deer Lodge
B.D. Snyder
Western Union
War Clouds Over Cape Colony Stir Global Press
Dispatches from London report unclear Britain Transvaal negotiations with mixed signals from Pretoria. Three more brigades ordered to Cape Colony with units including Gordons of Dargai and Black Watch, ready on 24 hours notice. transports and Natal frontier raids anticipated.
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London
Afriva
Stalus
Great Britain
Gine
Rmist
Standard and Diggers News
Pretoria
Capetown
Kruger
Transvaal
St. James
Cimpe
Dargai Tame
Crete
Black Water
Admiralty
Cape Colony
Natal
Laing
Aggressive Campaign Ordered In Philippine Negotiations
Washington reports a suspension of negotiations with the insurgents through the Philippines commission. The president and cabinet conclude it is unwise to maintain the commission while seeking surrender. An aggressive campaign is ordered and military authority will be extended. Colonel Worcester named as a commission member returns home with insurgents notified to direct any surrender communications to General Otis.
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Chicago
Tecra
Washington
Philippines Commission
Compaeson
F Service
Worcester
Philippines
Otis
Mob Seizes Court at Johnson Springs Virginia
A mounted mob of about 200 men seized the Johnson Springs court house in Virginia on Monday halting proceedings. Fleming Kiley, a farmer, was arrested as a leader on assault with intent to murder. He was arraigned, then the mob surrounded the court house threatening execution unless the case was withdrawn.
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Chicago
Tomes-Herald
Chattooga
Trin
Johnson Springs
Walder
Watlin
Fleming Kiley
Record Corn Crop
Chicago. The Tribune says only an accident can prevent breaking all corn production records in the United States for the year. A canvass across eight leading states suggests production above 1898’s record, with early divisions indicating a yield near 40,000,000 bushels in Nebraska and others.
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Chicago
the Tribune
United States
Officers Acquitted in Santiago Bay Trial
The trial of Captain Jorou of the Cristobal Colon and General S ede on charges tied to the destruction of the Spanish fleet off Santiago on July 3rd was concluded yesterday. Both officers were acquitted.
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Madrid
Jorou
Buiser Cristobal Colon
Santiago de Cuba
Sede
Santiago
Jasé Seay
Bankers Meet Sets Tone at Opening Session
Cleveland September 4 The twenty fifth dual convention of the American Bankers Association opened with an expected record turnout of bankers from across the country. President George H Russell addressed delegates, highlighting growth in deposits, the push for uniform negotiable instrument laws, and the need to strengthen banks through sound securities and domestic industry.
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Antericad Harkers’ Association
Comerece
Tan Ulecelt
Cloveland Elopings Doise
George H. Russell
American Bankers’ Assecution
My. Gomes TH. Teeetl
Detroit
Meas
Dave
Ahler
Fabber
Couniey Nerchant
Bigis
Shanelil
Yan
Michigin
Ennipan
Michigan
Dinney
Daly
Wits
Centea
Weston Elites
New York
Vetary di
el Bage
American Bankers’ Association
Frank W. Pracy
Tinais
Committee On
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