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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1899
Page
4
Sept 19 dispatch notes Dreyfus bears the verdict with fortitude as Rennes returns to calm. Madame Dreyfus and son visit. officials report his health fragile yet stoic, while public demonstrations vanish and troops withdraw from the city center.
A St Peters burg dispatch reports Viendomvsti commenting that the Dreyfus verdict worsens hatred and unity in Europe. The Nova and other outlets discuss Rennes jury findings and the defense of Alsace, as officials debate proof and traitor lines.
The piece argues that General Mercier and General Roget fall to impartial minds seeking truth. It states the Rennes verdict is not the tragedy's closure and asserts Dreyfus' innocence is proven by the proceedings. It claims France will proclaim his innocence soon.
Berlin dispatch notes Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung and other conservative papers silent on the Dreyfus court martial judgment. Only Berlin Neuste Nachrichten comments, while Vossische Zeitung and national outlets condemn France’s ruling as barbaric. Debates stress impartial justice, fear public outrage, and question legitimacy of the guilty verdict amid anti Semitic taunts.
The Advance Guard reports Colonel Gare dener Surgeon Major McDill and Companies A and D of the Thirtieth volunteer infantry have reached San Francisco from Fort Sheridan. Other companies will arrive in five sections. The regiment, about 1200 officers and men, is drawn mainly from TilI Hills with troops from Ohio Indiana and Michigan. Lieutenant Governor Kern of South Dakota and Governor Lind of Minnesota with Adjutant General Lambert are in camp, and a luncheon will be hosted for the First Minnesota on Wednesday.
Washington promotions elevate Captain Robert M. Noble to major and assistant adjutant of Volunteers and Captain Arthur Ducat to lieutenant colonel with the Forty-ninth Volunteer Infantry now in St Louis. Ducat led the San Juan Hill assault and Noble, a veteran Indian fighter, also served in Cuba.
The steamer Homer docked in San Francisco on September 11 after a voyage from Cape Nome via St. Michael, carrying around 200000 dollars in gold dust. Captain M.A. Healy of the United States revenue service, a former commander of the Bear, came ashore on the Homer. The Homer had left Cape Nome with schooners Hera and Maweea, and escort vessels Grant and Corwin, plus the transport Garronne and the British gunboat Tesrius.
New York dispatch reports Admiral Dewey in Gibraltar expressing support for Philippine self government. He cites Filipinos at Cavite Arsenal as capable and says with proper opportunity they offer great possibilities. Dewey plans to return to Washington for Philippine commission work and expects to meet Denby and Schurmann.
San Francisco reports Anvil City Cape Nome will open the St Bernard relief station on Thanksgiving day. It will be a large three-department complex with a free library hospital and church for missionary work, built on a donated half-square lot north of Sitka.
The town at Dyea is to be moved across Lynn canal to aid the growing town at the head of the canal. Promoters, led by Mr. Bore man of San Francisco, have planned the home for the town, with 320 buildings already created. A fleet of workers is mobilized to transport the houses to Skagway.
Fourteen miles west of Cascade Montana Central railroad offers Geowinds mountain scenery and a cheerful climate. KBuelish and Classical courses Art Music Modern Languages. Moderate terms and telephone connections. Conveyance by Cons vent to meet pupils at Cascade. Bt Joseph's Academy is a separate boarding school for boys under 14.
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