Dreyfus revision begun inform prisoner health reports
The Court of Cassation ordered the minister of colonies to inform Dreyfus by telegraph that revision proceedings have begun and that he should prepare his defense. The colonelies minister also received word that Dreyfus is in good health. This marks a notable shift in Dreyfus proceed ings and prompts drafting of questions for his replies.
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Dreyfus
Paria
Court of Cassation
M. Guilan
Minaster
Transport Lequaro Wrecked Off Punta Boca Coast
A Havana telegram reports the Spanish transport Lequaro wrecked near Punta Boca close to Cienfuegos. The vessel broke apart quickly and the crew were saved. A New York police report notes the nude body of a Chinese man recovered from the river, believed murdered by Culmese Highbinders, with one arm severed.
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Havana
Lequaro
Punta Boca
Cienfuegos
New York
Mine Disaster and Fire Strikes Several Mines
Victoria special reports a gas explosion at the Vancouver coal mine in Nansimo causing eight miners burned and several fatally. the mine remains on fire. Canonsturg near Pittsburgh, Pa, reports a $150 000 blaze destroying one third of Dortinga business. In Bemidji Minnesota a jury convicts Robert Kinsey of second degree murder for Jerry Hoot’s killing, sentencing him to life in prison.
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Victoria
B. CA
Vancouver
Nansimo
Canonsturg
Pittsburgh
Dortinga
Robert Kinsey
Jerry Hoot
Bemidji
Mint
Qent
Rescue of Norwegian Sailor From Sinking Bark Sigrid
Andres Anderson, a Norwegian sailor, was rescued in mid ocean after the Norwegian bark Sigrid sank. The Standard steamship crew fought a dangerous rescue, with a boat dashed against the hull and multiple attempts before Anderson was pulled aboard unconscious. The rest of the crew reportedly evacuated by an unknown vessel.
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Standard
Philadelphia
Andres Anderson
Anderson
American Steel Barge Company
Cleveland
Baldwin
Huron
Harbor of
Refuge
Negro Colony for Santiago Moves Forward From Topeka
John T. Veney a Topeka colored Baptist preacher has arranged a settlement near Santiago Cuba. He plans to depart with about thirty families in twenty to thirty days to found a town on high land he will call To deka. Kansas will provide the first immigrant colony to settle in Cuba from the United States.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Cuba
United States
John T. Veney
Santiago
Veney
Todeka
Russia to Aid Spain in Philippine Struggle
Russia has promised to help Spain retain the Philippines or resist American rule. The St. Petersburg government disclosed its plan in representations to major European powers, possibly excluding England. Italy was urged to join in presenting a note to the United States on Philippines control.
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St. Petersburg
Philippines
Russia
Spain
Europe
England
Italy
United States
Big Mills for Cripple Creek
Mining expert Charles F. Phillips reports Eastern capitalists aim to build large mills in Cripple Creek and surrounding camps to treat low grade ore. One 500 ton per day mill already under construction may charge around 5.50 per ton, with others likely at 3 to 3.50 per ton using new electric processing, promising wide expansion and profits for mines and investors.
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Cripple Creek
Charles F. Phillips
Colorado
Mr. Phillips
Victor
Goldfield
Isle
Farmer Dies From Self-Defense Beating in Ohio
In Litchfield Center Ohio farmer Joseph Woodward 40 died from injuries after quarrel with half brother Edward Woodward 35 over fodder. Edward struck with a pitchfork and ax after Joseph opened a jack knife threatening to kill him. Neighbors recall two witnesses including Clarence Woodring and a township shaken by the tragedy.
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Joseph Woodward
Ltichfield Center
Ohio
Edward Woodward
Woodwards
Edward
Joseph
Clarence Woodring
Libel Filed Against Steam Whaler Belvidere by Crew
Fifteen sajiora from the steam whaling bark Belvidere sue in the U S District Court in San Francisco claiming a twelve month Arctic voyage, freezing near Point Barrow, discharge requests denied, and eight additional months of confinement aboard the vessel by Master Captain Mallard. Private Mailing Cards permitted for Canada Mexico and other postal unions. 1 to 2 cent rates. Dallas streetcar strike ties up lines as motormen are discharged and reinstatement sought.
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Sajiora
Belvidere
United States District Court
San Francisco
Arctic
Point Barrow
Port Clarence
Mallard
Emery Smith
Canada
Mexico
Dallas
Consolidated Electric Street Car Company
Texas
Trade Still Strong As Markets Hold Steady In Week
Bradstreet reports steady cereal markets despite lighter war talk and weak foreign demand. Bank clearings and railroad earnings show strength while pig iron orders rise. spot cotton remains steady, futures lower on expectations of a smaller harvest. sugar refining margins tighten after new refinery enters the market. Wheat and flour shipments total 3,647,603 bushels. corn exports reach 2,142,745 bushels for the week.
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Bradstreet
Cincinnati Official Killed by Elevator Accident
County Treasurer John C. Roth died in a Cincinnati elevator accident at the big park packing establishment. The coroner and family accept the theory that after stepping on the elevator he pulled the lever, jerked it, slipped, and fell. His head was crushed between the elevator and the third floor as the lift continued to move until the automatic mechanism stopped it.
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John C. Roth
Cincinnati
Park
Tragic Kentucky Killing Seeker: Brown Surrenders After Shootout
In near Glasgow Kentucky Robert Brown killed his wife Bertha and her parents Louis McClellan and his wife, wounded his brother in law, then fled. A posse tracked him to his barn where after a gunfight with over 100 shots Brown surrendered at the doorway.
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Robert Brown
Glasgow
Louis McClellan
Bertha
Brown
Murder in North London Bakery Ends With Suspect Apprehended
A homeless Pole named Schneider killed a baker's German assistant by placing the body in an oven after lodging in a bake house. The baker survived a bludgeon and stab attack when police arrived and overpowered the assailant. Further reports describe the Infanta Maria Teresa wreck site near Cat Island.
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London
England
Schneider
Infanta Maria Teresa
Nassau
Cat Island
Fire at Hanover General Store Kills Four
A blaze at C. A. Stearns general store in Hanover Massachusetts exploded, blowing out the building’s sides and killing four men. Over a dozen injured including proprietor C A Stearns who sustained severe injuries and burns.
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Hanover
Mass
C. A. Stearns
Seven Year Old Boy Arrested For Shooting Man
Johnnie Gordon aged seven faced assault with intent to kill charges in Columbia Missouri court after firing a shotgun at Warren Field who had been throwing rocks at his mother Sallie Gordon’s home. Field was injured but later released, and the case was dismissed after testimony and police review.
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Johnnie Gordon
J. C. Gillespie
Columbia
Johnnie
Sallie Gordon
Warren Field
Field
J. H. Murry
Ontario Woman Puts Her Little Girl in the Oven
A Holland Landing Ontario woman strapped and salted her 18 month old daughter, placing her in an apple surrounded oven. William Green rescued the child, who sustained only a shoulder burn. The woman is detained for asylum evaluation while a physician advised removal.
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Ontario
William Green
Holland Landing
Ont
Tim
Green
The Markets: Cross-City Grain and Livestock Prices
A dense market roundup lists prices for cattle hogs and sheep across many cities including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee and New York with commodities such as wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and potatoes. Entries show bid ranges for common to prime cattle hog prices per region and for various grain and dairy products with mixed No 2 grades and regional price spreads.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Uggs
Western
Ste
TEMPLES GIVEN UP The W C T U Backs Away From Chicago Temple
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union voted 285 to 71 at St. Paul to disaffiliate from the Chicago Temple memorial to Frances Willard. Debate ran six hours amid accusations and criticism of Mrs. Carse. Marshall Field offered stock and cash if bonds were canceled, with further pledges noted as insufficient. Mrs. Stevens of Maine was elected president with 317 of 850 votes.
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Chicago
Woman’ Christian Temperance Union
St. Paul
Frances B. Willard
Anna Gordon
Miss Willard
Post Office Expansion Report Reveals Growing Network
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow releases the annual postal report showing 78 550 post offices at year end with 3 816 presidential and 69 754 fourth class offices. The year saw a net increase of 2 548 offices and Alaska mail service reforms extending from the Canadian border to the Bering Sea. Recommendations urge penalties for embezzlement and a stronger stamp envelope system, plus annual inspections of money order offices.
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Bristow
United States
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Iown
Ohio
Virginia
North Carolina
Massachusetts
Rhbode Island
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Colorado
South Carolina
Miselesippi
Alaska
Canadian
Bering Sea
Tesla's New Disc Electrics And A Submarine Torpedo
Scientific circles acclaim two new Tesla inventions in wireless aether tech. The first is a submarine torpedo craft carrying eight 14 foot Whitehead torpedoes able to launch from shore or ship, steer through channels, and strike vessels with all torpedoes expended remotely. It then returns by automatic wireless control.
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Nikola Tesla
Tesla
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