Dreyfus Condemned Amid Stunned Courtroom Scene
Rennes reports confirm Alfred Dreyfus condemned by the court martial after a closed deliberation. Tears and white faces marked the verdict as Mathieu Dreyfus visited his brother. The ruling: ten years detention, five to two, amid jeers and rioting in town venues.
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Rennes
Dreyfus
Maitre Demange
Maitre Labor
Tenth Legion Army Corps
Alfred Dreyfus
Court of Cassation
Alfred ‘Dreyfus
Dreyfus Case: counsel prepare revision after verdict
After the verdict, Dreyfus counsel filed for revision while Labori and Demange headed to Paris to pursue the appeal. Supporters doubt pardons satisfy them, arguing the verdict targets Jews and that renewed actions may follow, including military degradation discussions.
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Dreyfus
Labori
Demange
Paris
France
Anti-Dreyfus Protests Turn Violent in Rennes
Chaos erupted in Rennes as anti Dreyfusards clashed with police after a Saturday night demonstration. At the Cafe de la Paix and nearby areas crowds gathered while at the Hotel Moderne tensions rose with women anti Dreyfusards seated near La Dame Blanche and others making anti Jewish remarks.
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Rennes
Cafe de la Paix
Hotel Moderne
Dreyfusard Center
Winter Garden
la Dame Blanche
MM. Bernard
Lazare God Gorzinetti
Denouncing the Dreyfus Verdict Across Newsrooms
Chicago editors condemn the Dreyfus verdict as decadence and doom French prestige. In Indianapolis Captain Foster burns the French flag amid a crowd while workers protest expulsions of French painters. London and Berlin press denounce the ruling and call for a boycott of the Paris exposition.
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Chicago
United States
Dreyfus
France
LB. Wright
Indianapolis
Wallace Foster
Indiana
North Capitol Avenue
Foster
Marion Club
Fairbanks and
Beveridge
Overstreet
McKinley
London
Rome
Russia
National Zeitung
Baseball Scores From Saturday Across Leagues
A summary of baseball results includes Chicago Cleveland games with scores of 2 to 5 and 0 to 11, New York Baltimore 2 1, 7 66, Brooklyn Boston 0 4, Philadelphia Washington 6 18, Pittsburg Louisville 10 6, St Louis Cincinnati 6 11, and Cincinnati Cleveland 2 11 with Louisville 7, plus Western League games Buffalo Kansas City 5 25 and Detroit Minneapolis 4 15 as well as Indianapolis Milwaukee 9 1 2 and Grand Rapids St Paul 6 5. Standings list Brooklyn 721 Philadelphia 226 and Chicago 0 0 along with others. Military appointments in Washington include captains and lieutenants for Michigan and Iowa units. Body of Frank Ives remains in Mexico due to burial laws.
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Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittshburg
Louisville
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cincinnnati
Buffalo
Kansas City
Detroit
Minneapolis
Sandianapolis
Milwwaukee
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
St. Paul
P. C. Brooklyn
Poston
Pittsture
Tonnsville
Train Robbery in Quehise Arizona Reported
Quehise Arizona September 11 Express train No 10 on the Southern Pacific was robbed here Friday night by four masked men who blew the safe open and took everything in sight. The amount of their booty is said to be small.
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Quehise
Ariz
lTxpress
Southern Pacific
Phillips Rejoinder Defends Pure Oil and Attacks Trust Claims
Washington September 11 Industrial Commission hearings open with HL IL Rogers of National Transit, a Standard Oil branch, confirming Archbold’s statements and defending current pricing as reasonable. Phillips, vice chairman, testifies, confessing his link to Pure Oil and arguing it is not a trust but a vehicle to unite interests under a voting trust to avoid Standard Oil’s destruction of independent refiners.
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Itas
Standard Commissioner
Standard Oil
Washington
Industrial Commission
Hlil
Rogers
National Transit Company
Standard Oil Company
Archbold
Wall Street
Lombard Street
Phillips
Pure Oil Company
Wolf
Standard Company
Pure Oil
Pure Otl
Oil profits debate sparks trust allegations and bids
Phillips accuses Standard Oil of profits averaging one dollar per barrel and totaling about 500 million. He recalls seeking a joint plan four to five years ago to halt hostilities and gain delivery rights to New York. Barquiar counters, calling the move a near perpetual monopoly, likening it to a perfect trust.
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Standard Company
Phillips
New York
Standard
Hell
Seaboard
Tie
Hebrew Relief women pledge to boycott French goods
The Hebrew Relief association in Kansas City adopts a resolution not to visit or trade in any French republic territory until Captain Dreyfus is proven innocent by a fair trial. The move reflects strong anti Dreyfus sentiment among leading Jewish families. The note details a separate sale of the racer Patchen to Senator McCarthy of Goshen New York for about 20000, with plans to race or retire.
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Kansas City
Hebrew Relief Association
French Republic
Johnstown
Pau
H. Y. Hawes
Joe Latehen
AteCarthy
Goshen
N.Y
Llawes
Patehen
Cleveland
McCarthy
Hawes
Tlawes
Patchen
Ambassador Eustis Dead in Newport After Pneumonia
James Biddel Eustis longtime Louisiana senator and former minister to France died at his Newport summer home from pneumonia. Born 1834 New Orleans he practiced law after Harvard, served in the Confederate army, later became U.S. senator and Cleveland era ambassador. Funeral tonight at 7:30 from his Fustis avenue home then boat to New York and Louisville for burial beside Mrs. Eustis.
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Newport
R. I
James B. Fustis
France
Cleveland
Louisiana
James Biddel Wustis
New Orleans
Anna
New Zingland
Harvard Law School
Eustis
Te . B. Eustis
United States
Fustis Avenue
Henry Morgan Stone
Trinity Church
New York
Louisville
Plunge of Fifty Feet Rocks Train Wreck Bridge Collapse
A Columbia service road derailment near the river caused two hundred feet of rock to slide into the water. A train hauling granite plunged fifty feet. engineers and workers, including engineer Dick Weatherby and fireman Silas Rennick, perished. James Watson survived unharmed after leaping from the train. The recently completed bridge had just received first class status a day earlier.
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Columbia
D. C
Newberry
Laurens
Dick Weatherby
Silas Rennick
Greenville
S. C
Stewart Martin
Alston
William Bates
James Watson
Holy War Sermon Fires Up G A R Reunion
At Lincoln Nebraska the opening sermon of the state G A R reunion was led by Chaplain James Mailley of the First Nebraska. A Populist, he urged undivided support for the Philippines campaign calling the war in Luzon holy and vowed to return there to fight if needed. Other preachers echoed the expansion stance as soldiers applauded.
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Lincoln
Neb
James Mailley
Nebraska
Mailley
Philippines
Luzon
Beveridge Continues Muin Washington
Senator Beveridge of Indiana, after another long conference with the president on the Philippine situation, left for New York Saturday where he will likely confer with Governor Roosevelt before returning to Indiana.
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Washington
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
New York
Stoosevelt
Judge overrules demurrer in Cox extradition case
New Orleans authorities report Judge Duggan overruled the demurrer in the case of William A. Cox held on grand larceny charges in Cuba. The ruling counters the claim that Cox could not be extradited since Cuba is not American soil and no extradition treaty exists. Cox will probably be sent back to Cuba.
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New Orleans
Duggan
William A. Cox
Cuba
Cox
United States
Venezuela’s Revolution Gathers Ground Under Castro
Telegram style notes report General Castro expanding influence in Venezuela while Senator Fnana heads to Ohio, and a liner voyage places ties aboard the St. Louis. War department orders two colored regiments amid rising costs for G A T encampment entertainment exceeding 100000 dollars.
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Venezuela
Castro
Fnana
Ohio
Tie
St. Louis
Philadelphia
War Department
Campbell
Lick Observatory
John Jorski
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Senhor Eduardo Romana
Arequipa
Republic of Peru
Sarah JD
Newsome
Iowa City
England
Charlotte Bronte
Sons of Veterans
Detroit
Clovernor Jones
Stationary Engineers
Milwaukee
Presidio
San Francisco
Royal Figures and Dignitaries Highlighted in Gossip
A collection of brief raises and remarks notes Queen Victoria forbidding amok Windsor Castle, Dixey on his favorite role the pay roll, four Richardsons and six relatives governors of South Carolina, Duchess of Hamilton shunning society, Menelek of Abyssinia with a private palace line, Pierola Peru's vast fortune, Evarts quips about his health, and the Princess of Wales's fastidious dress tastes.
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Cee Tang
Queen Victoria
Windsor Castle
Henry BH
Dixey
Richardsons
South Carolina
Duchess of Hamilton
Menelek
Abyssinia
Pierola
Peru
South America
William M. Evarts
Not Leaving Town Yet Baltimore Man Plans Move
Tollo and Garkaway discuss a latest change of plans as one who had said he would move west and enter mining reveals the scheme fell through. He insists he must move soon and has held several farewell dinners with club associates before departing. The dialogue reflects a gentlemanly resolve to honor his word.
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Baltimore Herald
Stanley Weyman a London barrister and novelist
Stanley J. Weyman practiced in London as a barrister for about ten years with fair success. He disliked his profession, was a poor speaker, and wrote slowly. He considers a thousand words a day sufficient. He hunts weekly during season, is unmarried, and lives with his mother and sister.
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Stanley J. Weyman
London
Mr. Weyman
Hotel clerk cites relief from chronic diarrhoea
Mr W M Bush of Hotel Dorrance Providence R I recounts years of nearly constant diarrhoea prostrating him at work. A traveling salesman gave him a small bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He reports immediate relief and hopes for continued prevention with few doses. For sale by Emmert and Burrell.
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W. M. Bush
Dorrance
Proidence
R. I
Chamberlain
Emmert & Burrell
Origin of Whist Card Game Traced to England
The game of whist originated in England and likely evolved from the earlier trump game played as early as 1530. Historical notes mention sermons denouncing trump that year for distracting minds from religious truths. Whists is first cited in English literature in 1421.
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England
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed as Best Cough Medicine
An advertisement urges readers not to be imposed upon and to insist on Foley's Honey and Tar as the positively best cough medicine. The endorsement comes from H. J. Moogh and W. F. Jungkunz & Co.
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Foley
H. J. Moogh
W. F. Jungkunz & Co
US exhibit at Paris exposition favors utilitarian display
The fisheries and forestry exhibit will avoid natural fish and focus on tinned preserved and dried fish and fishing tackle. This approach aims to make the forestry and fisheries section among the most attractive in the United States division at the exposition.
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Fisheries and Forestry
United States
Department of Forestry and Fisheries
Chamberlian's Cough Remedy Praised by Local Family
Mr. W. B. Cooper of El Rio California praises Chamberlian's Cough Remedy for family use and especially effective for small children. Emmert & Burrell, druggists, advertise the product for sale.
Unfinished Romance of Rome Found in London Home
A discovered manuscript by Dr John Moore, father of the Coruna hero, is said to recount an unfinished romance of Rome from Caesar’s era. It was found in a London house he once occupied and may be published.
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Rome
John Moore
Hero
Coruna
London
Allen's Foot Ease Promises Quick Foot Comfort
A vintage advertisement claims Allen's Foot Ease lets women wear one size smaller shoes by shaking powder into the footwear. It pledges instant relief for coins and bunions, swollen feet, blisters, callouses, ingrown nails and sweating. Available at druggists and shoe stores with a free trial by mail. Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy.
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Allen
Adtseet
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
Time to Buy: $30 Suit for $25 This Fall
Tomorrow may be too late to secure a $30 suit of clothes now offered at $25. Elegant piece goods newly arrived from the factory, suitable for fall and winter wear. Joan S. Happster, The up-to-date Merchant Tailor. Talow.
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Joan S. Happster
Talow
Wilder Brigade Reunion by Rail Special Rates Set
The Southern Railway offers round trip from Louisville to Chattanooga at 6.36 and from Chicago to Chattanooga at 14.36, with tickets sold Sept 18 and 19 and return valid through Sept 24. The Wilder Brigade Special from Indiana and Southern Illinois departs Indianapolis Sept 18, via Pennsylvania Railroad to Louisville, then Southern Railway to Lexington and Queen & Crescent to Chattanooga, inviting 92nd Illinois members to join Indiana and Southern Illinois via Indianapolis. Those not on the official train may depart Chicago Sept 18 or 19 and connect in Louisville to the Southern Railway train, arriving Chattanooga in late afternoon or early morning. For details contact Wm. H. Tayloe, Louisville, or J. C. Beam, Chicago.
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Wilder Brigade
Southern Railway
Louisville
Chattanooga
Chicago
Lexington
Queen & Crescent
92Nd
Illinois
Indiana
Southern Illinois
Indianapolis
Chattagooga
Pennsylvania Road
Wm. H. Tayloe
Louisville, Ky
J. C. Beam
N. W
BP. A
Adams Street
Half Rates to Dedication of Northern Illinois Normal School
Excursion tickets offered from all stations within 75 miles via the North Western Line for round trips September 21 to 23, and limited to September 25. One fare applies, available through Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
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Northern Illinois Normal School
DeKalb
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western R’y
Homeseeker's Excursions On Sale By Chicago Great Western
On June 20 July 4 and 18 August 15 and September 6 and 19 Homeseeker tickets will be sold to southern western and northwestern points at one fare plus 2.00 round trip. Tickets valid for twenty one days from sale date. For full details contact Maple Leaf Route agents or F H Lord General Pass and Ticket Agent 113 Adams St Chicago.
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Homeseeker
Chicago Great Western Ry
Maple Leaf
F.H. Lord
Gen. Pass
Adams St
Chicago
M&f
Panorama War Album offered by Big Four Route
A promotional notice describes Spanish American War Panorama and Greater America as a popular war book with vivid scenes of officers, troops, Red Cross heroines, and Havana chapters. The 5x8 inch album priced at 12 cents, mailing options, limited edition, and order address in Cincinnati. Also mentions reduced second class tickets to western points via Great Northern and Northern Pacific railways through C M and St Paul lines.
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America
Red Cross
Havana
Santiago
Uncle Sam
United States
Canada
Mexico
Warren J. Lymon
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railways
J. el
New and Improved Phone Service Expected Here
The Fireport Telephone Exchange Co. announces new service with updated rates for residence and business lines. Orders will be taken at the office and the system will be installed as bookings are received, with telephones placed promptly once ordered. For more information inquire at the telephone office.
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Fireport Telepho Exchange Co
Y M.C. A
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