Dreyfus Case News From Paris and Stuttgart
Disputed testimonies stir Paris court martial as Emperors William and Humbert weigh rival moves. Schwarzkoppen and Panizzardi may testify by rogatory commission, with documents to follow, while Esterhazy and Dreyfus historians face renewed examination amid claims of bias and international tension.
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Wap
Dreyfus
William
Fdisere
Gals Schwarzkoppen
Paris
Dreyfis
Col. Schwarzkoppen
Piinee
Stuttgart
Kaiser
Willian
William Hasgiz
Alsace-Loraine
Hunbert
Tuphie
M. Daborl
Wilfan
Uumbert
Schwarekoppen
Panizsirdl
Hennes
Hsterhazy
Phe
Drerfusards
Seluvarzkoppen
Panizzardi
Tls
Gen. Zurlinden
Ester-hawy
Schwarzkappun
Palentogne
Esterban
Oelequart
Gen. Roget
Esterhayy
Genorad
Orbytas
Lahorl
Cal
Touaust
Clonel
Abork Mey
Cine
Teubes
Journat
M- Labori
M. Labor
Wvis
Hip-House
Todd
M. Labori
Detroit to proceed to Laguayra Venezuela aboard navy draft
The navy department ordered the Detroit to sail from New York to Laguayra via Philadelphia, expected to depart in two to three days and reach the port within ten days. The voyage aims to show American presence amid unrest in Venezuela to reassure Americans and other foreigners. Meanwhile the Maryland Republican convention nominated Lloyd Lowndes for governor, Phillips Lee Goldsborough for controller, and John H. Findlay for attorney general, all by acclamation in a smooth convention.
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Voneure
Washinngton
Navy
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Anne
Lagnayra
Velez
Laguayra
Venezuela
Maryland Republicana
Baltimore
Maryland
Lloyd Lowndes
Allegeny
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Dorchester
John H. Findlay
Prince Lobengula Resurfaces in London Disorderly Conduct Charge
After the honeymoon in London at the Earl’s Court Exhibition, Prince Lobengula the Matabele chieftain who recently married Miss Jewell reappears in a destitute condition. One man is arrested on a disorderly conduct charge.
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London
Prince Lobengula
Ehigi
Miss Jewell
Earls Court
Fugitives Nabbed By City Marshal In Wisconsin Manhunt
A manhunt ended yesterday as Hudson Wisconsin and nearby towns reported a fugitive from justice arrested by City Marshal Jones. The suspect Williams is wanted at Hudson and lies in custody as authorities pursue charges from Lordareeny and Jat breaking.
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Hudson
Marsinltown
Loa
Chax
Willinois
Justice
Wis
Chiy Marshal Jones
Williams
Tiudson
Lordareeny
Markets Summary From Grain and Live Stock Centers
Latest quotations from St Paul Minneapolis and nearby markets across wheat corn oats rye barley and flax with prices for No 1 Northern No 2 Northern No 1 hard and live stock figures for hogs cattle sheep and calves. Regional nuances include Duluth Milwaukee Chicago and local Sept 8 and Sept 8 figures with on track values and arrived lots noted.
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Rt. Paul
Duluth
Eish
Isc
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Texas
St. Paul
Gigantic railway system eyed by eastern lines plan
The Dost reports a plan to form a colossal railway system uniting the Baltimore Ohio, Pittsburg and Western, Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg, Philadelphia and Reading, West Virginia and Pittsburg and others. The scheme would span from Philadelphia and Baltimore to Reading, Rochester and Buffalo, with Chicago and Pittsburg as hubs and direct routes to southern ports. A close traffic agreement near consolidation has emerged, with James He behind finalizing the deal.
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Buffalo
Baltiimore
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Chicago
Clegchind
Echmond
Charleston
D. C
South Atlantic
Philadelphia & Reading
James
YAXT ENCAMPMENT CHICAGO CHOSEN FOR NEXT MEETING
Sept 8 Tilhwielpiva reports the encampment selects Chicago for the next price of meeting. Inspector general Alonza Williams cites losses totaling 45355 including discharges and transfers. Johnson elected senior commander to serve the unexpired term. Tress becomes junior vice commander.
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Tilhwielpiva
G. A. St. Ins
Chicago
Alonza Williamg
Providence
Duard
Gurrender
Aml
Peel Road
Johnson
Col. Sexton
Daniel Tress
Wilmington
Del
Col. Johnson
Plan to send Miles to the Philippines changes Root plan
From Washington comes a Daily News report that Gen Miles may be sent to the Philippines to assume supreme command, a move described as a complete alteration of Secretary Root's program. Gen Merritt would proceed in any case, a decision attributed to the president.
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Chicago
Daily News
Washington
Miles
PHU
Supreme Command
Gem. Merrit
Root
Great Distress in St Petersburg Markets
Sept 8 report from St Petersburg describes severe distress as prices surge and barley traders struggle. Farmers cannot feed workhorses, prompting drastic sales and reduced horse use.
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St. Petersburg
Ultimatum News From London and South Africa Dispatches
London reports indicate ongoing communications between the queen and Lord Salisbury as war tensions rise with Transvaal. Gen. Evelyn Wood may lead field operations, with Buller expected to command and Melhan as chief of staff. The Times calls the Transvaal reply insulting amid looming ultimatums. Kruger defends Boer independence against British mining capital and seeks self-government across Africa.
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Frenidont Kruker
Chautbertain
Salin- Dery
Severn
Styvelym Woed
Marth
London
Lord Salisbury
Evelyn Wood
Supreme Command
Redvers Buller
Lord Fulford Melhan
Vines
Transvari
Chamberlain
Brussels
the Times
Tohannesburg
War Commission
Fort Yeaterday
Viljoon
the World
Kruger
South African Republic
South Africa
Alsatron
England
Republic
Bauth Africa
Venezuela
London denies binding Alaska boundary talks with Canada
London states no binding agreement exists on the Alaskan boundary dispute and no recent negotiations are under consideration. British chargé Reginald Tower discussed with US Secretary of State John Hay about fuller Canadian British views, but nothing binding could result. The Tower-Hay talks produced no immediate U.S. embassy negotiations, with a Washington result expected.
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London
Reginald Tower
Washington
Col.ohn W. Hay
United States
Alaska
United State
Wreck in a Norfolk tunnel causes multiple deaths in West Virginia
Reported wrecks near Went Virginia and Narrows Virginia on Norfolk lines left seven dead and several injured. A slow wrecking train failed to clear the tunnel and rescuers struggled to reach victims as chaos followed in the tunnel and at its entrance.
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Virginia
Wullhmoon
W. Va
Norfolk Ya Road
Rasnoke
Norfolk & Western
Narrows
A. J. Luck
Fight Ends Fatal Crash Near Meadville With Victims
A Sept collision near Meadville Pennsylvania involving a T-Powr freight truck and a freight train on the Mile Road injures four and kills three. The dead and injured include men described as tramps and laborers.
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Meadville
Chicago
Statiam
New Creek Nation chief elected by small majority
Sept 8 returns from the Creek Nation election indicate P. Porter, leader of the progressive element, has been elected chief by a small majority. The result signals a change in leadership for the Creek Nation centered in Muscogee region with Porter taking office following the pole.
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P. Porter
Two Men Killed by Lightning Near Garrell Ming
In a September incident near Garrell Ming two men were struck by lightning while traveling. John T Tartson, John Tamidstrom, Albert Taussett, Henry Way and Ofe Weatonin were involved. Tamidstrom and Westman died instantly. The others survived with injuries. Westman died later.
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Garrell
Ming
Minn
John T. Tartson
John Tamidstrom
Albert Tausett
Henry Way
Ghuiiokd
Ofe Weatonin
Bolly Tever
Bes
Branden
Tamidstrom
Westman
Bit
Alngle
Homeward Hound Washington Heroic Unit Returns
Dispatch from Washington reports Gen Otis enabling rapid demobilization of troops in Manila. The Washington regiment lists 10 officers and 147 enlisted men re enlisted with 2 officers and 10 enlisted discharged. Other units show 42 officers and 0 enlisted discharged, with some hospital corps noted. Proceeding homeward, the paper notes overall discharge and retirement of service members.
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Washington
Des Moines Warns of Violations of Game Law
State game warden alerts Motherville residents running a cold storage plant sending hunters into northern areas to kill game and ship it across state lines. Attorney General Remley will prosecute, arguing interstate commerce limits state interference.
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Des Moines
Sept S
Motherville
Remley
Fricat Marries Hin Naese in Quiet Quincey Ceremony
In Quincey UK on Sept 8 Rev Charles Brady, a Catholic priest, wed Miss Addie Gwinn a Protestant nurse. The marriage, performed by a Protestant minister, follows Brady’s recent retirement from his parish amid prior health recovery and wealth.
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Fricat
Hin Naese
Quincey
Charles Brady
Akon Shelf
Quincy
Igo Imuo
Addie Gwinn
Father Brady
St. Towls
Brady
Lome
Returned Unexpectedly From Manila Aid
Rupil City South Dakota Sept 8 several company M boys have returned home from Manila C N Day former city editor of the Dilly Jammil has been sick at San Francisco for several weeks with pneumonia and lingering suffering Harley Trusty and Bergeant John Platt were the other two to retain both sick at Manila and glad to get back home Raphlity to tend a minklog 4 genius demonstration when luaupiny refariis.
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Rupil City
S. D
Company M
Manila
C. N. Day
Dilly Jammil
San Pranelxco
Stenmnitium
Ling
Luaupiny
Army Post for Des Moines City Negotiations Underway
Congressman J A L Hall, chair of military affairs, told Des Moines Commercial Exchange directors he will secure a U S Army post for the city at the next Congress session. The exchange has offers of several good sites free to the government. Nashville, Lenn is the contender for the post.
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Army of Post
Des Moines
Nes Moines
J. AL T. Hall
Des Moines Commercial Exchange
Nashville
Lenn
Ehder
Execution of Atbara clash leaves many dead
A London Evening Daily Mall correspondent reports that after a Berber uprising on the Nile near Atbara, a collapse of a bridge or route caused twenty four soldiers and workers to be killed and many wounded during a return journey from Malta.
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London
Calvo
Nile
Atbara
Malta
White Man In Chiet Succeeds as Chief of Winnebago
By general consent of the Winnebago Indians, Chouns RB Roddy, once of a big city and now a resident of Chicago, becomes the next chief of the Winnebago after the death of the late Chief White Buffalo near here last week.
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Chiet
Wis
Roddy
Big Rity
Chiegeo
Witte Buffalo
Kek Awk
Indictments Filed in Braltyera Bramdend Minn Case
The grand jury at Braltyera Bramend Minn returned indictments against Sylvester and Alfred Plummer for felonious stealing. Willican Within and William Fister were indicted for forgery, while Frank Tomlinson at Mart Ripley faced charges of bigamy.
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Braltyera
Bramend
Minn
Grind
Aie Cob Sylvester
Alfred Plummer
Fighnery Rebbers
Willican
William Fister
Gram
Marder on truth in Davenport robbery case details
A partial clipping identifies Alex McCaur of Cedar Rapids as a person involved in a Davenport robbery incident on a Tuesday. The fragment suggests he was a passenger who was robbed and pushed from a train or platform, with details unclear due to the damaged text.
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Marder
Davenport
Iowa
Huty
Alex McCaurther
Cellar Rapids
Movi
Jtda
Murder Charge Shocks Anoka Community
Theodore Turgeon, a prominent Anoka resident, died after an assault last week. John Hes, rearrested, faces murder charges as investigators pursue a case tied to Turgeon’s death. Turgeon’s brother resides in Minneapolis.
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Anoka
Minn
Theodore ‘Turgeon
John Hes
Hes
Morder
Tie
Turgeon
Minneapolis
Lumber Deal Finalized Between Ban Chure and Winona Firm
Winona Minn Sept 4 The business transfer of the Empire Lumber Company preferred from Ban Chure to Winona was completed by the filing of deeds in the register of deeds office.
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MII den
Winona
Minn
Empire Lumber Company Owas
Ban Chure
Winona Wis
Suicide in Mug Nun leads to death in Montevideo
Sutetded, Montevideo, Mian, Sept. 8 John Neratrom committed death by own action at Mug nun, Mian, by shooting himself with a revolver. Deceased had been puffer ing from delirium tremens.
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Sutetded
Montevideo
Mian
John Neratrom
Mugnun
Three Stores Burned in Eleva Wisconsin Fire
Fire destroyed the stores of Smatll, Jarrson, Mel by & Co and Stein & Cleusby in Eleva, Wisconsin, Sept. 2 with two thirds of coverage insured. Damage affected three shops, with losses noted and insurance coverage cited.
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Eleva
Wis
Smatll
Jarrson, Melby & Co
Stein & Cleusby
Log
Wisconsin Town in Danger Threat to Appleton District
Word from Septium indicates the business district of Tart onville is being destroyed by numerous trains and engines. Damage will not be less than 73000 dollars.
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Wisconsin
Appleton
Wis
Tartonville
Severn
Storm Strikes Marshfield Causing Major Damage
Severe Wednesday night storm in Marshfield Wisconsin caused extensive damage across several facilities. Lightning struck multiple buildings, slamming power and triggering costly losses, with the mansion house reported to suffer around 300 dollars in damages.
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Menry de “Ee Marshfield
Wis
Kteral
Strick
Origin of the Merino Sheep in America and Europe
The article traces the Spanish Merino origin over 2000 years, noting how Saxony and France royal protection altered them into finer wool types. It details importations to Saxony, France, and the United States from 1780 to 1822, and explains admixture and purity claims for American Merinos versus Saxon and French lines. It cites D. Coburn on bloodlines and emphasizes the American Merino as a direct descendant of Spanish stock.
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Saxony
United States
France
Spain
New England
D. Coburn
Preserving Eggs by Water Glass Packing Advice
Prof Ladd of North Dakota Agricultural College outlines preservation using water glass or silicate of soda. Pack eggs in clean vessels, scald barrels, boil water first, add one quart water glass per ten quarts, keep in cool dark place, do not wash eggs, use only fresh eggs, and pierce a pinhole in the blunt end to prevent cracking during boiling.
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Ladd
North Dakota
Collegy ‘of Agriculture
Dakota Chickens Bring Bumper Hatch This Spring
Local note reports unusually high hatch rates this spring. More chickens means affordable meat and eggs this fall, with extra eggs for winter storage. The Dakota Warmer urges readers to try keeping a crate of eggs on hand to save money.
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Arora
Plowing Under Legumes On Farms Merits And Costs
The article argues that plowing leguminous crops like clover and cow peas under on farms yields more manoral benefits than leaving them to haul to and from the barn. It notes the advantage of even distribution when plowed green and hints at considerations beyond feed costs.
The Bite of Pigs Described as Dangerous
A remark notes that pig bites are more dangerous and take longer to heal than injuries from horses or dogs. It adds that pig wounds are rare yet serious.
Growth Through Time and Trial
A terse aphorism suggests patience and steady effort precede enduring strength. The line hints at personal growth requiring endurance and discipline to achieve long term aims.
No Person Does it More Than Once Do You Dab Ties
A terse, playful snippet from the Colorado Springs Gazette features a light exchange about dabbling and style with quirky wording and a dash of humor. The dialogue hints at social wit and character without broader context.
Muale for Nervousness and Nervous System Claims
Scientists claim mu ale has power to soothe nerves while quicker cures lie in strengthening the nervous system. It notes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the best option and warns against substitutes. A private Revenue Stamp should cover the bottle neck.
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Muale
Hostetter
Taking No Chances at the Boarding House
A domestic man rings the boarding house bell. Mrs Skinner answers with a spoon in hand and accuses him of being a hired detective. She denies involvement in a nationwide kidnapping wave and tells him to leave.
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Mra. Skinner
Ohlengo News
He Laughs Best Who Laughs Last
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure to purify blood for health. It claims one in ten has pure blood and urges others to take the tonic so they can laugh first, last and at all times.
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Hood
Why the Morke Wouldn't Start Until the Door Shut
A brief London Academy vignette from the Things Seen series describes a Malay Peninsula race scene. The stubborn horse refuses to begin until a door shuts, a gag echoed by the patient Australian lightweight, highlighting comic misreadiness and miscommunication in a hot sun racecourse setting.
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London Academy
Iker
Senda
Perak
Malay Peninsula
Far East
Suez
Orse
Necktie Pride and Social Standing in Pearson's Weekly
In this excerpt from Pearson's Weekly a sly dialogue contrasts frugality with social status. Softhead Tony and Cholly argue a man must tie his own necktie to prove refinement, while others claim wealth alone does not count without culture and self-reliance in society.
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Tony
Pearson’s ‘Weekly
Soldier recalls Peter Bogan under fire on line
A Twentieth Kinsan story recounts a soldier’s joke under fire. Peter Bogan lies behind a tree to dodge bullets, then shouts to the captain that he can’t stand the ants biting him, only to declare he can endure them after all.
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Kinsan
Peter Bogan
No Wonder He Quit
A fragmentary quip cites a divorce suit where a husband alleges his wife belittled him publicly. The tale mentions her arranging croquet sets in their yard and playing in view of onlookers using his golf clubs as mallets.
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Wibbleson
Safety in Flight Witness Recollection on the Stand
The Chicago News records a courtroom exchange where the witness describes his location during the shooting incident. The dialogue highlights a tense moment as the judge questions the witness about his role and actions during the attack.
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Larry
Chicago News
Fragmentary dialogue from a streetcar scene
Readable scraps show two men inside a moving streetcar as one laments the lack of funds and opportunity. They debate a vast field if only they had enough money to travel, highlighting themes of limited mobility and aspiration.
Fragmented a political quip exchange in 19th century papers
A garbled OCR snippet shows satirical lines from The Statesman and Indianapolis Journal cartoons. It references political defeats, voter results, and a farmer mortgage remark, conveying a period conversational tone with unclear names or dates.
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Col
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Tineyile
Milton Drashear
Taney
Fred
Transvaal
Homeward Hound
the Statesman
Indianapolis Journal
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Indianapolis
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