Appeals Seek Dreyfus Trial Testimony From German Italian Attaches
Rennes dispatch reports Labori urging Emperor William and King Humbert to authorize Schwartzkoppen and Panizzardi to testify in the Dreyfus trial. Their forthcoming statements could demand acquittal, altering the case as the court weighs foreign testimony and notes Esterhazy denial.
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Schwartzskeppen
OP Rastizza
Rennes
Tutest
Transvaal
Labori
William
Humbert
Schwartzkoppen
Panizegardi
Paris
Dreyfus
Carriere
M. Labori
Panizzardi
Cernuchi
Cer- Suachl
Elies
Laboris
Overnment Commissary
Esterhazy
M. Trarieux
Uncertainty in South Africa War Moves and London Meetings
London reports urgent cabinet summons as Salisbury travels from Walmer to confer with Chamberlain. Telegraphs from South Africa arrive with limited details while Highland Light Infantry prepare for departure. Press cautions on an imminent ultimatum. Cape Town papers urge decisive action and more robust mediation. Stanley writes that Chamberlain is key to a resolution as Transvaal pressures mount.
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London
Stanley
Marequis of Salisbury
Walmer
Chamberlain
Admiralty
War Office
Colonial Office
South Africa
Lord Wolseley
Press Association
Highland Hecht
Devonport
Daily Mail
Kruger Cyighs
Transvaal
Cape Town
Kruger
Afrikanders
Henry M. Stanley
Joseph Chamberlain
Sir Henry Syvites
Chamberlain on Trial Before World Opinion in South Africa
The speaker argues that Britain stands on trial before the world over Krugerism and must compel Kruger to deal justly with South African countrymen. Shrinking would lower Britain's esteem and hasten loss of influence in the region.
Jiminez Returns to Puerto Plata as Deliverer Amid Welcome
General Jiminez arrives at Puerto Plata with fifty armed revolutionists from Cape Haytien aboard Georges Croisse. City officials greet him as deliverer. crowd cheers at headquarters and streets, stronghold belief in Jiminez persists. Rumors of rivals in the south cloud politics.
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Puerto Plata
Jiminez
Georges Croisse
Cape Haytien
Santiago
Kinloch Long Distance Telephone planned for Mississippi valley
Hopkins J. Hanford general manager of Kinloch Telephone travels from Minneapolis to St. Louis to map the new long distance system. Incorporation is set for Oct 1 with 1,000,000 dollars capital. The project expands north east south and west from St. Louis building on Kinloch Telephone’s recent local network upgrade costing 212000 dollars for new switchboard facilities.
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St. Louis
Hopkins J. Hanford
Kinloch Telephone Company
Minneapolis
Mississippi Valley
Hanford
Union Station
Kinloch Long Distance Telephone Company
Baseball scores from yesterday’s league games
Chicago reports yesterday's league results with final tallies for eight games in the national and western circuits. Notable outcomes include Philadelphia 18 over Washington 10 and Cincinnati 19 over Cleveland 3, plus Chicago 13 over Pittsburgh 7 in the main league.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Louisville
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Grand Rapids
Milwaukee
Gets One Sixth of the Estate
Milwaukee Sept 6 By a decision of the state supreme court at Madison handed down yesterday Emma Bless ing Ludington widow of Harrison Ludington Jr is given a one sixth interest in the estate of Harrison Ludington former governor of Wisconsin valued at 1 500 000 Judge Johnson of the circuit court Milwaukee county ruled that Harrison Ludington Jr had only a life interest in his fathers estate
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Milwaukee
State Supreme Court
Madison
Emma Blessing Ludington
Harrison Ludington, Jr
Harrison Ludington
Wisconsin
Johnson
Circuit Court
Milwaukee County
Hamilton family reunion at Hamilton lake resort
The annual Hamilton family reunion gathered Monday at a lake resort in Hamilton. Attendees included many relatives and friends. The Hamiltons are well known across Indiana Michigan Ohio and Illinois from past years as a traveling musical group.
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Auburn
Ind
Hamilton
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
Frightful heat wave hits central states Sept six
The flatting heat spread across Chicago Indiana Iowa and Nebraska with sunlit temperatures over 100 degrees at street level. Across Appleton Wis a four year old boy was lost after visiting Seymour with parents at Northwestern House. A Chicago man identified as Harry Emerson a 85 year old cook killed alighting from a C N passenger train near California avenue. Five people drowned when yacht Abadia capsized in Sheepscot bay Bath Me. McCoy stopped Thorn in the third round at Broadway Athletic Club. Atchison National Bank in Kansas closed by the comptroller of the currency. John Y McKane dies at 68 in Coney Island.
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Chicago
Indiana
Haois
Iowa
Nebraska
Mississippi Valley
Appleton
Wis
John Ray
Seymour
Chicago and Northwestern
California Avenue
Harry Emerson
Beaver Dam
Merson
Bath
Sheepscot Bay
John H. Steadman
William Nason
Harry Higgins
Frank Averye Call
Georgetown
James A. Martin
Boston
McCoy
New York
Jeff Thorn
Broadway Athletic Plus
Thorn
War on the trusts state law to be obeyed says the attorney general
In Pontiac Illinois on September 6 state authorities led by Attorney General Aiken and County Attorney Blaisdell filed suits against Fairbury Union Agriculture Board Fairbury Light Heat and Power and Leslie B Keeley company of Dwight under a statute designed to prevent trusts pools or price fixing. Penalties of 60 dollars per day for failure to file affidavits exceed 8000 dollars per corporation. Local lawyers argue the law could confiscate property and be unconstitutional while Blaisdell plans additional suits against many more county corporations.
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Pontiac
Ill
Blaisdell
Aiken
T Fairbury Union Agriculture Board
Fairbury Light, Heat and Power Company
Leslie B. Keeley’ Company
Dwight
Secretary of State
Cullom Replies On Illinois Lettings In New Volunteer Regiments
Springfield Sept 6 Senator Cullom answered Governor Tanner saying he did not contradict the governor’s statement that Illinois had not been fairly treated in the allotment of commissions. He believed the secretary of war considered Illinois fairly given prior allotments and that the last ten regiments were officered similarly to the first ten.
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Springfield
Ill
Tanner
Illinois
Root
Cullom
Palmyra in a Quiver Over Skeleton Find Mystery
Palmyra Illinois September 6 excitement grows over reports of a human skeleton and boots found on a farm two miles east. The footwear reportedly belonged to Spencer Mays, last seen on the Eads bridge ten years ago after an excursion to St Louis. No arrests yet. movers uncovered the bones under a former residence with a low mood noted. Nearby, Ered Hartman convicted of other murders is implicated by a stolen gold watch found in his bedtick.
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Minos
Palmyra
Ills
Here
Spencer Mays
Mays
St. Louis
Eads
William Denby
Carlinville Prairie
Hhe Mays
Axton
Hartman
Gedds
Drummond Township
Leng
Danforth
Iroquois County
Fight over Western Normal site heats up in state panel
Springfield July 6. There was no meeting of the state board of education to decide the Western Normal location. State Superintendent Baylis says a long fight lies ahead between rival city partisans as the battle over site choice continues.
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Western Normal
Springfield
State Board of Education
Baylis
Hottest September Day Recorded in Springfield
Yesterday proved the season's hottest day in Springfield with a government reading of 99.3 degrees and street thermometers between 100 and 106 degrees. Citizens endured an unprecedented heat peak for September.
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Springfield
Democrats of Cass county back Bryan for president
Virginia Illinois Sept 6 Democrats of Cass county held a delegate convention here endorsing Bryan for president reaffirming the Chicago platform and opposing imperialism. Decatur Illinois Sept 6 The Decatur electric railway was sold yesterday to David Schellenbarger representing a syndicate of bondholders for 121000.
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Virginia
Ill
Cass County
Bryan
Decatur, Ills
Decatur Electric Railway
David Schellenbarger
Cleveland
American Bankers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Freeport witness recounts health remedies and odd eggs
A Freeport resident Clara Ziders of Elm Street describes long kidney trouble and insomnia. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she reports sleep returned and pain diminished, with 50-cent boxes available nationwide. Also notes gooseberry and raspberry bush training, Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh, and a London omelet made from condemned eggs causing a foul drain stench.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Cure
Advert suggests Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh as a blood and constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, cites a physician endorsement, and offers testimonials. Includes Toledo company details and price, with a second note on greying prevention via vigorous brushing regimen for scalp care.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
When You Ride Your Wheel Allen's Foot-Ease Ad
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder for cyclists feet. It claims cooling, sweat reduction, greater endurance, and relief for smarting and swollen feet plus ingrown nails. Available at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. sample by mail from Allen 8S, Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
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Allen
Allen 8S
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Excursion Tickets to County Fair at Belvidere Til
The North Western Line offers reduced excursion tickets to Belvidere with dates September 8 to 9. Apply to Chicago and North Western Railway agents. Also C M and St P Ry announces harvest excursion tickets to western points at one fair plus two dollars round trip on August 1 15 and September 6 19. Agent J B Sweart.
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Belvidere
Til
J. B. Sweart
Henney
Milwaukee
Whitefish Bay
Chicago
Northwestern Ry
Excursion Tickets to Rockford County Fair
Excursion tickets to the Rockford County Fair by the North Western Line offered at reduced rates from September 2 to 8, inclusive, with a limit for September 4. Applications available through agents Chicago and North Western Railway.
New and Improved Party Line Telephone Service Offered
New and Improved Party Line Telephone Service at greatly reduced rates announced by Freeport Telephone Exchange Co. Rates for a two party line will range from 1.50 to 2.00 dollars monthly for residence and business. Orders will be taken at the attic of the YMCA building. Service will start immediately with phones placed as orders are booked. Inquiries available at the telephone office.
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Freeport Telephone Exchange Co. V. M.C. A
Polar expedition planned by Russia Baron von Tell
A telegram notes Baron von Tell will undertake a polar expedition while the Chicago Tribune forecasts a corn crop near 2.5 billion bushels. Other items include a fatal sheep attack in Sandusky Wisconsin and Germany purchasing territory in Brazil.
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Russia
Baron von Tell
Chicago Tribune
Wright
Sandusky
Wis
Germany
Brazil
Virginia
United States
Annapolis
Porto Rican Relief Committee
Porto Rico
Atlantic
Chicago
Putnam
Strong
New York
Forty-second Regiment
United States Volunteer Infantry
Illinois Central
St. Louis
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Milwaukee Broker Arrested for Embezzlement
George W. Shepard a Milwaukee broker and administrator of William C. Durand estate was arrested on a complaint by Walter N. Durand after being alleged to be over 13000 short in his accounts.
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Milwaukee
George W. Shepard
Walter N. Durand
Shepard
William C. Durand
Hogs and cattle prices in Chicago market telegrams
Abbreviated telegrams from Chicago report hog receipts about 12 000 and cattle receipts around 6 000. Quotations cover hogs pigs through heavy packing and shipping lots and steer categories from choice to common, with sheep lambs also listed and grain futures noted in Milwaukee listings.
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Chicago
Texas
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Great Telephone Combine
Kansas Bank
Atchison National Bank
Atchison, Kas
John Y. McKkane
John Y. McKane
Coney Island
Tanter
Pcnmyra
Demoocrats Inderse Bryan
Clara Ziders
Elm St
Dean
Emmett & Burrell
Foster-Milburn Co
Doan’s
J. W. Davidson
Att’y At Law
Monmouth
North-Western
Chicago & North- Western R’y
Rockford
St. Patrick's
St. Patrick’s Parish
East St. Louis
John Harkins
St. Patrick’s
Watertown
Boehm & Berg
Greenville
Miss
Martha Johnson
Leland
Kearsarge
Newport News
Chicago Grain and Produce
Milwaukee Grain
Wheaton Jowers
Northern
Chicago Board of Trade
Springs
Luce
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Foley
H. J. Moogk
W. F. Jungkunz & Co
Northwestern
Freeport
Bay
California
Oregon
Union Pacific and
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Rae
Boone
Iona
Dee
Grace Lamphe Dse
Cardui
Ladies’ Advisory Department
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Chart Asougs Medicine CO
Chattanooga, Tenn
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