Dreyfus Trial Proceedings Highlight Declarations
The testimony recounts Mercier against Demange and Casimir-Perier over the Dreyfus affair, with questions on telegram translations, dossier contents, and promises. Dreyfus asserts his journey itinerary was fictitious, while arrests rise in counter conspiracy raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Demange
M. Casimir- Perier
France
Germany
Dreyfus
M. Casimir-Perier
M. Waldeck- Rousseau
Waldeck- Rousseau
Bilot
M. Cavaignac
M. Hanotaux
Deroulede and aide held in Paris anti Semite drawdown
Paris reports say M Paul Derou lede founder of the League of Patriots and Angouleme deputy was seized at Croissy by four gendarmes and jailed in the Conciergerie. Other Patriotic and anti Semite league members were arrested as police sealed their offices. M Marcel Habert expected re arrests. Guerin resisted arrest barricading his home with food and firearms ready for a three week stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Paul Deroulede
League of Patriots
Chamber of Deputies
Angouleme
Charente
Croissey
Patriotic Leagues
M. Deroulede
Conciergerie
M. Marcel-Habert
The
Patriotic League
M. Guerin
Anti- Semite League
Hiss
Paet
Geagrrien
Watch Stolen. Suspect Sought After Pawn Shop Sale
Sheriff Melching directs Decatur authorities to arrest John Freibeck for stealing a watch from a young man named Walker. The watch was recovered at a pawn shop this morning, sold for $2.50, with the pawned description matching Freibeck, who left the city and was last heard from in Kingsland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melching
Decatur
John Freibeck
Walker
Freibeck
Kingsland
Missing Man Henry Boerschinger May Have Suicided
Authorities traced Henry Boerschinger after he left home last Friday morning. He stopped at Miller Bros. saloon on Spy Run Avenue, drank two whiskies, then was seen crossing the Spy Run bridge near Centlivres in shirt sleeves. Sheriff Melching ordered deputies to search north of the city for news, fearing he may have jumped into the river or hanged himself in nearby woods or barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Boerschinger
Miller Bros
Spy Run Avenue
Spy Run Bridge
Centlivres
Henry Kintz
Boerschinger
Melching
Yellow fever reported at Havana port and guard duty
Navy department cabled that a yellow fever case appeared among Marines guarding Havana government property. The 40 man battalion under First Lieut J E Mahoney will be moved to New York for quarantine. Havana mayor Perfecto La costa battles gambling. cafe raids levy fines on gamblers and women in charge. Feast of the Assumption observed with exchange business suspended.
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Washington
Navy Department
Cromwell
Havana
J. E. Mahoney
Allen
United States
New York City
First Ward
Perfecto Lacosta
Bicycle races draw 400 crowds despite high winds at park
About 400 spectators filled the grandstand as four bicycle races unfolded amid a strong wind. O W Brown of Bluffton fell in the opening event causing injuries. Lee Heller, scratch with three miles to go, surged in the last lap to clinch a surprising second place in the final three mile race. Weber led the day with two victories in handicap events, and Pierson secured a pair of podium finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Park
O. W. Brown
Bluffton
Lee Heller
Heller
Webber
Pierson
Cliff Byers
Harry McCullem
Henry Nieman
D. Morgan
J. Hauck
Ora Hitchcock
Continental
Pierce Weber
William Cohagen
C. M. Pierson
M. Pierson
Tragic double murder suicide shocks Fort Wayne
Thomas Houlihan shot his wife then killed himself in Chicago. Remains of the couple are being sent to Fort Wayne for interment as the grandmother and relatives await details. Funeral arrangements hinge on arrival times from Chicago and pending services at Lindenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Houlihan
Chicago
Lindenwood
Harriet Frost
South
Calhoun Street
Lizzie Mitchell
Thomas Houlihan
Della
Schell
James Mitchell
Sentinel
Dr. Munn
Toledo
E. Clark
William Hewitt
Louisville
Blake Mitchell
Houlihan
Large County Barn Burned in Noble County Lightning Strike
The extensive barn owned by County Commissioner Schemmerhorn in Noble County was struck by lightning and burned to the ground. The fire caused significant damage and prompted emergency response, with the loss estimated at a large monetary value. Local authorities and residents assess the impact on county resources and agricultural operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schemmerhorn
Noble County
Trustee Report for Washington Township Tuition Fund 1899
Benjamin McQuiston, trustee of Washington township in Allen County Indiana, submits annual receipts and expenditures for the Tuition Fund for year ending July 31 1899. Includes balances from prior settlements distributions and township accounts and a sworn oath before Auditor William Meyer Jr. on August 1 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin McQuiston
Washington Township
Alen County
Indiana
Dare
State OF
Allen County
William Meyer, JR
Township Tuition Fund Trustees Report 1899
Report of trustee of Jackson township Allen county Indiana for year ending June 1 1899 with receipts from August 1898 to June 1899 and expenditures. It lists amounts on hand at last settlement receipts from January June and April settlements congressional and school revenues township tuition and railroad revenue with balance due and total receipts and expenditures for the special school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Alien
Indiana
Voucher
Mech
John Weikert
Julian Grosjean Mcch
Simon Gules Mech
Louis C Delagrange
G L Campbell
John Bouser
JM Catil
Mary Strong
Heidenreich Sae
Alex TT Staub Leth
Koehlinger Bros
John F Oswald
Clausmeier & Flaugh
Phillip Plank
David L Pettit
Samuel Fulkerson
Wanae
John Bowser
Ernst W Kruse
Ueidenreich
Amy Valentine Monn
Lycian
Ben Sanderland
Leonard Stoke
Robert Gaze
John Archer Dee Ie
Amanda Cook
Fred Weibel
Glansmeier
Erusers
Ernst
Kruse
Bill
Siemon & Bros
Prefer & Bro
Beahler
Bill No
Clausmeier
Lyman
Wm M Cook
Francis Barrandweeee
EL Pfeifer
Geo Griswold
Irdi
Cook
Bks
Benj McQuiston
Grosjean
AL Walters
Laura E Walkley
le Pratt
Millie Pratt
Emma Schow
Jessie Vo Drake
Wilhelm Wenlein
Powell and Griswald
Aly
LW Schowe
Jackson Township
Allen County
Cececerca
B.c
Teeseesee
Trustee Keller Presents Jackson Township Receipts and Expenditures
William N. Keller, trustee of Jackson township, swears to a true and complete report of receipts and expenditures for the year ending as stated. Auditor William Meyer Jr verifies the oath on August 7, 1399.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Keller
Jackson Township
William
Keller
William Meyer. JR
Township fund annual report of Jackson township Allen County Indiana
Financial summary for year ending June 1 1899 shows receipts and expenditures by the township treasurer including balance on hand 658 07 total receipts bos 07 expenditures for the year 43471 balance due township and separate dog fund and road fund reports with dates March 1 1899 and vouchers paid to various individuals including Meyer Jr and Mitchell. sworn statement by trustee William Meyer Jr auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trrse Tee
Jackson Township
Allen County
Indiana
Bos
Janet
Henry Woodbekine
William N. Keller
William Meyer, JR
Market declines as Liverpool sinks American wheat gains
Chicago August 15 Wheat opened weak with a sharp drop from yesterday as Liverpool’s action pulled prices down. September fell to about 69 3/4 cents while corn and oats followed suit with subdued demand, large selling, and steady declines. Close prices showed wheat at 70 1/4 cents, corn around 30 1/4 cents, pork lobes near 8.25 dollars, lard about 5.18, ribs near 4.97. Market tone remained bearish amid solid Chicago receipts and favorable crop weather.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Northwest
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago livestock totals show hog receipts 13,000 today and 25,000 tomorrow with 2,149 carried. Market up about 50 cents, close weaker. Hog ranges: mixed and butcher 4.55 to 5.00, good heavy 4.55 to 4.95, rough heavy 4.20 to 4.345, light 4.60 to 5.00. Cattle receipts 4,000, market steady. Beeves 4.65 to 6.10, cows and heifers 2.00 to 5.10, Texas steers 3.75 to 5.24, stockers and feeders 3.25 to 4.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Emerick
Louis Voiro Ibsiee
Savage
Auling
Charlies Chansse
H. Castlemav
Eaning
R. B.R. C Crange Eenerees
Reidelsheimer Y Paterial
B. Tae
Schoo No
Onse
M. Davidson R
Work Peliod Supply
Work School Supply Co
Gisters Wereenereneesaes
Eae
Poland
Poland. Reces
Arrow
L. P. Newport Frejekt
Igr
Insurance Eeentenens
School of Cos
Seavey Hardware Etter
Dece Uc
Seoyntareses
Auling School Igi
W- Davi
BR Crabill Ool
Eseee
Iesley Harri “Yee
Praire
Buil Eens
Rt Ee
Sizer
Bilinting
Lantereegerestances
Uy Wneseece
Co Reatasaviens Ae
Heidel Aisheimer
Jonn Rhart
Sienanscesse Toory Pfeppmoney Feiverene
Chicago
Texas
New York Produce Market Report August Butter and Cheese
New York market data shows butter receipts 11 614 packages with mixed prices across Western creamery and factory lines. Cheese receipts 4 084 packages with large white at 92 4 cents and small white around 97 cents. Eggs receipts 10 633 packages with Western ungraded prices near 14 1/2 cents at mark. market strong for eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Creamery
Fort Wayne Markets corrected weekly list of farm prices
Prices in Fort Wayne on August 16 for flour and grain products, livestock, and farm staples. Wheat, corn meal, oats, rye, flax, seeds, wool, hides, tallow, butter, lard, eggs, chickens, honey, potatoes, onions, cabbage, beeswax, feathers, bran, hay, shorts, middling, pork, and dressed beef quoted with per unit values. Local figures show wide variety of commodities and market rates.
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Fort Wayne
Graham
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Chicago Today
the Sentinel
James
John Houlihan
Weckler
Chicago Avenue
Gavin
North
Clark Street
Bright
Mondy
D. Shordon & CO
Ata
Wat
Emma Schowe
L Walters
R Morrison
LC Pratt
Anna Cox
Jessie V
Drake Alice Myers
Laura At Walkley
Been Millie Bratt
W P Morrison
Special
Tee
Addis A. Brown
Orpha Barrett
Patsy Spauldi Aching
Na Np
D. O. McComb
Amie Gorrel Enting
H. C Tothers
Emma Peckham
Seisssenseiee
Peer i Johnson Hitler
H Myers M Bollinger
Enry
Iber
Balance Due Township
Woneher
Meyer, Jr
Bacon
P Mitchell
Martin Cria Winn
Supervis
DOG Fund
Tate
No. Voucher
Wm Meyer, Jr
County Dog Fund
Road Fund
Balance Due
Cit State Bk
C. R. Mitchell
John D., Alleger
R. Mitchell
Forriwhat
Aloulis
Ing
N. W
S&s. W
Chicago Livestock
S. Bush & Co