Dreyfus Condemned to Ten Years in Prison
Passionate coverage from Rennes and London chronicles Alfred Dreyfus being found guilty by a court martial. The sentence of ten years detention is announced amid military guard, court drama, and public uproar. Pardon rumors swirl as supporters vow appeal.
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Dreyfus
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Dyerfus
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law ensorium
Willuey Dreyfus
France
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Dorsett Square
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Congres
State Dairy Association discusses tuberculosis in stock
The shth annual meeting opened in the Senate Chamber with about a score of durymen present. Outsiders joined members in a general talk on tuberculosis in California stock and eradication plans. A Vermont visitor cited his daughter’s health and potential consumption from diseased milk. Others noted widespread TB in dirty stock while some denied the issue citing industry harm.
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Senate Chamber
California
Vermont
Californa
R D Stephens
Sacramento
Paris Rennes verdict stirs human sentiment over Dreyfus case
Parcels of coverage from Paris New York and Berlin report reactions to the Dreyfus court martial verdict. Editors and officials weigh moral implications while industries and officials in several cities respond with stance against or in support of the decision. Strong entities include Journal des Debats Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung Kreuz Zeitung Tagische Rundschau Bertin Neuste, Paris, Rennes, New York, Berlin.
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Journal des de Bats
Rennes
walt of Dreyfus
NEW CASTLE
RHINE
Steven
Dreyfus
trench
AGNNES
republic
Lucas
aennes
NEW YORK
tole Herald
Berlin
Nord Deutschellenemeine Zeitung
Kreuz Zeitung
Tagische Rundschaw
Bertin Neuste
iehyichten
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promoted as Digestive Aid
An old advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy to transform food into health and strength, prevent indigestion constipation and dyspepsia, and notes benefits for both women and men. The label claims a patent stamp and warns against substitutes.
Border Trouble Sparks Shootout Across Line
Reports describe armed clashes at the border during an attempted cattle smuggling operation. U.S. guards and Mexican forces traded fire near Nogales and San Pedro, with several wounded on both sides. Mexican and American authorities move to detain suspects as tensions rise.
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San Pedro custom house
Nogales
Oklahoma penitentiary
Lee Rams1y
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Kosteltsky
nncary
Sonora
Cavite
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Parker Wins by Knockout in Big West Fight
Kid Parker of Denver defeated Bartley of Binghampton by knockout in the first round at a West Coast athletic event. The bout drew strong attention as Parker offered a fast start and dominated early exchanges. Weather and regional conditions were noted beside sport results.
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Bunch
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Lee Roy
Donithan
Clyde Emman
Morafvinehacy
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Itchen
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Rean
Webster
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Sunelio
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Rither
Duffy
Pambouia
iGrady Ace
ipido
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McCabe
Afouney
Lule
Mifidi
DENVER
Kid Parker
Dovivce cotton Ughivecht
West
hscliss
Frank Bartly
Binghampton
byace
Bartley
Sword Presentation Honors Caytiin S Mayo Dyet in Baltimore
The city council presents a handsome sword to Caytiin S Mayo Dyet of the Cisr Baltimore in recognition of gallant service. A brief Wilmington escort precedes a reception at Mayor Malster's office. Tomorrow includes a parade and city hall plaza ceremonies with notable dignitaries present.
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Reinhold Richter
Maurice Justh
first
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pai ors
California
Minnesota
Hubber
Richter
national cemetery
Presidio
Maurice Justic
Tinchter
Philippines
Caytiin S Mayo Dyet
Cisr
Baltimore
City Council of
gillant
army
Wilmington Oil
Malster
city hall
W . Schley
Corbin
Milles
Sponogle Loses Suit Over Agnews Trustees Ruling
Superior Court judge Hyland sustains the Agnews state hospital trustees act affirming their power to oust Dr F M Sponogle. Injunction dissolved and the Pal act hotel meeting action upheld. Lawyer Morehouse vows immediate appeal to the supreme court for a stay.
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Hyland
F M Sponogle
Agnews state hospital
Sponogle
Palact hotel
Altormey Morehouse
Spooogle
supreme court
Bids for Dredging in San Francisco Opened
Bids were opened today for the dredging of the Stockton and Mormon channels on the San Josuin river. Three San Francisco contractors submitted bids. IG Aiken quoted 15000 dollars with a cable cart bill. Wastut Harris bid 208 percent. Major Henor will forward the bids to Washington with recommendations.
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United States capher corps
Stockton
San Josuin
Harris
earth
Washinton
Dividend Actions From Major Firms This Quarter
Paying Institutions NEW LORIES or Pee Ww aminutes of the Western Union Sel ataph Company have declined the reg ular quarterly dividend of 14: 76 cent The director, of the Mergenthaler, Tinoiypi company have decland a quarterly divident of % per cent and an extra dividend of 9 per cent pry ible September 23th The Internatioal Paper Company has declared 11 cul quarty divi dend of 112 percent on its preferred stock and 116 duced to pass the quat erly dividend on Its common stock The ducts of the Federal Steel Company have declared the regular (quarterly dividend of 112 per cent on] i the preferred Stoch payable irmediate ly
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Pee
Federal Steel Company
Hopeful friends await Otis return and new Manila plan
Washington reports friends of General Otis hopeful he will be retained at his post to command larger forces. Officials note pressure to recall him and favor a Miles or Merritt reunion. The war department signals new commands for Linton and Wrearthur with Lawton to lead cavalry and MacArthur to head infantry. The Navy will blockade, with 700 Marines to join, as operations shift to Cavite and Lugon areas under MacArthur Tawton.
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Otis
war department
Mites
Genera Meritt
Manila
Miles
Genert Otis
howe
Linton
Wrearthur
Lawton
Genera Macckthurs
NaVy
Cavite
Philippines
Lugon
Macarthur
Tawton
Kentucky Democrats favor Goebel for president nomination
James H Taryn Kentucky Democrat leader entered the state campaign with a speech denouncing the regular ticket under Goebel until the end when he admitted backing Goebel. He praised Goebel as best man for the place and affirmed support for the regular nomination on a sound Democratic platform.
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James H Taryn
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Goebel
Mauser pistol tests eyed for U S adoption
Dr J p Guifich of Kansas City reports official government tests of the Mauser pistol used by German cavalry. Tests included targets and human cadavers from 9 to 500 yards. He says the 30 caliber smokeless cartridge pistol, 85 grain lead core with nickel jacket, fires ten shots in under three seconds and rivals Krag Jorgensen in accuracy. Government adoption seems probable.
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KANSAS CITY
J p Guifich
Germam cavalry
United States
GilMmth
Krag Jorgensen
Griffith
Regents Discuss Kellogg Leave Of Absence At UC San Francisco
Regents of the University of California meet in San Francisco to consider granting ex President Kellogg a lengthy paid leave. George Davidson is named to represent the university at an upcoming Philadelphia Commercial Expo, while Stan Milar handles routine business before adjournment. A note mentions a divorce filing and property valuation around 7900 dollars.
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Bertha
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chaize
Alaskan Commercial Company
Cape Nome
University Regents
regents
University of California
Kellogg
miter
Davidson
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