Veil Lifts on Dreyfus Vindication in France Army Return
Alfred Dreyfus is cleared of treason by France's highest court and will rejoin the army with rank of major, with a likely future promotion to lieutenant colonel and possible inscription for the Legion of Honor. Placards accusing Easterhazy will be posted nationwide. Several other mid 1900s items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Dreyfus
France
Legion of Honor
Easterhazy
Cedar River
Cedar Rapids
William J. Bryan
London
Bryan
North Dakota
E. Y. Sarles
John Turish
Denver
James Turish
Stevens Point
Wis
William van Eps
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
van Eps
Dakota
Hintz
Boone Baseball Association
Wired
Peckham
Iowa State League
Boone
Mickey
Nebraska
Supreme Court
J. M. Alden
Hospital For the Insane
Norfolk
Nicholson
North Texas Insane Asylum
American Cigar Box Company
Johnson City
Tenn
Cleveland Electric Railway
Amalgamated Street Railway Employer of America
Zion City
Zion
Pardo
Peru
Zapata
Senor Allen
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Poltava
Russia
Esther Mitchell
George Mitchell
Union Station
Seattle
Mitchell
Oregon
Franz Edmund Creffield
Holy Rollers
Bialystok
Palestine
Henry Clay Evans
Hamilton County
Nomson
Clarenceville
Can
Elihu
Rose
Iowa News Roundup of Disasters and Local Developments
A sweeping Iowa City, Mason City, and Des Moines tale covers child injuries from kerosene ingestion and burns, a Glenwood asylum escapee, a hardware merchant injured by a horse, a Chicago thugs’ murder funeral, rail terminus moves to Clinton, disappearances near Chickasaw, firecracker politics, lawsuits in Creston, a cat mania in Iowa City, and a canal power plan for Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Scholl
Anita
School
Chicago
Ne'se Johnson
Glenwood
Emery
Henry George
Humboldt
A. J. Runge
Nashua
Campbell Hawkins
A. C. Hawkens
Jefferson
Northwestern University Dental College of Chicago
Forty-seventh Street
Chicago & Northwestern
Clinton
Melrose Park
Elmhurst
Chickasaw
Grace
Lola
Kas
Dysart
State Senate
Cornelia Shay
Buxton
Willis
Alice Stover
Guthrie Center
M. E. Lininger
Iowa City
A. A. Adams
New York
Denver
Rock Island
Davenport
Dietz
Mason City
Kloss
Nora Springs
Des Moines
Creston
H. M. Towner
Frances Turek
Independence
Charles Nelson
G. K. Harker
Waverly
Harker
Nelson
Williams
Ole Christian
Roland
Paul Shekwana
London
Bacteriology
The
State University
Shekwana
England
University
Cedar River
Mississipi
Muscatine
Moscow Canal
George Meyer
Citizens’ Light and Railway Company of
Mississippi River
Manly
Wenzel Brych
Iowa Telephone Company
Duel Follows Dreyfus Reinstatement in Paris Chamber
In Paris on July 14 a deadly duel erupted after the Dreyfus restoration law passed the chamber. Under Secretary Sarraut was wounded by M. Pugliesi-Conti as tensions between Dreyfus supporters and opponents ran high. Sarraut's lung was pierced but the wound was not deemed fatal. Dreyfus and Piequart were elevated to high ranks as deputies approved the rehabilitation and army reinstatement amid fierce public clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Curry
United States
St Louis
John N. Faithorn
Fred A. Wann
Landis
Chicago
Chicago & Alton Railway Company
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Quincy
Trempeauleau
Wis
Continental Limited
Wabash
Cass Station
Indiana
Millie Ellison
Ellsworth
Minneapolis
United States Appellate Court
St. Louis
Crow
Missouri
Mississippi River
Association of
Sherman
Illinois States Attorneys Association
Springfield
Vice
Fairbanks
Danville
Ill
Champaign
Joseph M. Dougherty
Dougherty
Granite City
Carrie Nation
Cleburne
Tex
Bristol
Eng
Dubois
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Hocking Valley
Hub Furniture Company
East St. Louis
T. EB. Young
Ohio Coal Operators
Mlingis
Knights of Pythias
James H. Barkley
Europe
America
Wellsville
McQueen
Trotter
Henry Cullen Adams
Wisconsin
Wichita
Kan
Harry K. Thaw
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
John D. Rockefeller
Hancock County
Ohio
Rockefeller
Census Bureau
William R. White
Bloomington
Til
Gov. Mageon
Panama
Roumania
Edwin R. Thomas
Water Pearl
Charles Edward
Vistula
Warsaw
Mintbrook
N. F
Kansas City
Charles Wilson
Clay County
Florida
Green Cove Springs
Metcalf
Director North
Department of Commerce and Labor
Lysander W. Lawrence
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Louis Henry Rucker
Los Angeles
Roosevelt
Charles Earle
Edwin W. Sims
United States District Attorney
Richard K. Campbell
Bureau of Naturalization
Austin
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
International & Great Northern
Railroad Commission of Texas
Mmne
Fallleres
Elysee Palace
Paris
Nicholas Longworth
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Amateur Athletic Union of the
New York
Meadville
James L. Green
Nebraska Hospital For the Insane
Lincoln
Green
Illinois Hospital For the Insane
Kankakee
John R. Morgan
Oshkosh
Morgan Company
National Union Bank
Alfred Dreyfus
Sarraut
M. Pugiesi- Conti
M. Sarraut
Clemenceau
Thompson
M. Pugliesi-Conti
M. Millevoye
General Jacquet
Dreyfus
Interior
Pugliesi-Conti
Piequart
Will Probe Into Elevator Secrets
The Interstate Commerce Commission will investigate elevator, grain buying, and forwarding businesses to assess special favors from railroads, monopolistic influence, and effects on grain producers. A circular seeks detailed disclosures from all U S railroad companies to aid a December report to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
United State Senate
United States
Congress
Commission
Senate
Guatemala at War as Salvadorean invasion declared
A New York telegram reports Guatemala under martial law after border clashes and a Salvadorean invasion deemed a declaration of war. Officials announce general mobilization while Secretary Barrios cites a Guatemala triumph and the death of Salvadorean General Thomas Regalado at El Jocaro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Guatemala
Senor Munoz
Barrios
Guatemala City
Thomas Regalado
Eljicaro
Insanity Linked to Prosperity Says Doctor
Baltimore July 14 Prosperity is blamed for a rise in insanity in a Mount Hope retreat report by Dr Charles G Hill head of Mount Hope retreat The doctor cites prosperity luxury indulgence dissipation and moral deterioration as key factors in the mental health trend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles G. Hill
Mount Hope R
Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa
M. Sarrau
Puglesi-Conti
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