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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1899
Page
7
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Rennes Aug 15 bulletin reports Maitre Labori in stable condition after being shot from behind. The assailant fled into a wood as Mme Labori rushed to the court and Labori urged her to suspend the sitting. Detachments scour woods for the suspect amid Dreyfus links and Clemenceau noted as possible substitute.
Richard Croker stated at a Democratic club that keeping the Philippines was wrong and that humanity, not politics, should guide voters. He said he regrets supporting conquest, rejected any single candidate, and urged convention decisions by delegates in ten months.
In Rennes France 640 spectators filled the court martial as Dreyfus arrived a day marked by the shooting of M Labori which shifted focus from General Mercier to the sensational event The prisoner showed no notable emotion during the proceedings and the court warned it would clear the room if disturbances continued.
Reports from Johannesburg and London outline provisional Transvaal arrangement with Netherlands South African railway for quick mobilization and large war stores at Pretoria. The Times cites Britain possibly sending 80 000 troops plus 12 000 from India, totaling 55 000, with reactions across Germany and the United States.
A car on the Euclid avenue line in Cleveland suffered a dynamite explosion at night. Twenty five passengers were aboard but no injuries occurred. Women attempted to jump but were restrained. The wrecked car required a wrecker. A large paper sack with a hole and contents like sulphur was found on the track nearby.
The steamship St Oswald passed through Port Arthur ship canal at 1 pm with flags and streamers. The city celebrated the completion of the work as the vessel traveled eight knots an hour. Citizens welcomed the event with strong rejoicing.
Sepatia Missouri August 15. Paul Brown a Black man aged 108 years is dead at his Georgetown area home. He was a mariner and father to many children with the youngest now 30. He did not eat for 26 days and refused a doctor’s aid before death.
LeMars Iowa August 16 The Mlingis Central has put surveyors in the field to run a short line from Cherokees to Sioux City. The present line runs by way of LeMars about 15 miles off the direct route. For 25 years rumors have circulated that the Central would build a direct line.
Washington August 15 There have been enlisted for the 10 regiments for the Philippine islands 18 010 men leaving but 80 more to make the regiments complete It has been determined to send 400 recruits of those raised to the Philippines for the Thirty sixth and Thirty seventh regiments
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