Dreyfus Case Back Before French Court With Cabinet Decision
At a Monday cabinet meeting France ordered reform of Captain Dreyfus trial and sent documents to cassation. Rochefort accuses Esterhazy of taking bribes to conceal forgery and notes payments totaling francs. Esterhazy allegedly fled to London amid unsettled pension funds and questioned finances.
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Dreyfus
Capt
Drey- Tus
Court of Cassation
France
Madame Dreyfus
Devil's Island
Co. Henry
Denis Rochefort
Maj
Esterhazy
Rochefort
London
Liia
New England Loan and Trust Company Receiver Appointed
New York appoints C E R Banard receiver for the New England Loan and Trust Company once a large western mortgage lender. The Des Moines home office and New York main office handled city and farm loans, with capital listed at 805000 and a surplus of about 12000. The firm faced collapse from losses on western city property loans.
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C. ER. Banard
New England Loan and Trust Company
New York
Fim
Tts
Lig
Des Moines
New York City
John
el Mansa City
Anttona
Omaha
Sioux Cim
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Coffin Trust
Iowa
Consolidated Coffin
Pierpané Morgan
Coffin Companien
Duluque
Baae
Gh Thera Companias
Dubuque Casket Company
1Ha
Lows Coffin Company
Bots
Whkich
Dubuque
Casket Company
Cuban Army Starving Trapped in San Clara Province
Telegrams from Washington relay dire reports of a starving Cuban army in San Clara as food runs out and sick suffer. Insurgents blame Spanish actions for worsening misery and fear potential ruin if towns fall, urging US intervention to prevent further conflict.
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Fia Cahan
Washington
Fron
Key West
Gomez
Cahan
Snadder
Sanks Clara Ag
Dozons
Ail
Saya Bis
Calais
United States
Fanny Davenport Dies at Her Summer Home in Massachusetts
Famous actress Fanny Davenport died at her Melboume Wall residence in Thexsiuiry Massachusetts from enlargement of the heart after a long illness. Her three sisters and husband were at her bedside as she passed peacefully.
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Duxbury
Mass
Fanny Davenport
Methowrne McDowell
Melboune Wall
Thexsiuiry
Miss Davenpot
Marly
Fia
Congress of Mothers Plans Otaha Exposition Event
A congress of mothers under the national organization will be held in Otaha Ortobler, with the Trans Misssissippi Exposition as the focus. All interested in the movement are invited to attend.
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Congress of Mothers
Otaha Ortobler
Arg
Gilbert Wins Trophy at Chicago Shooting Plates Event
In Chicago Gilbert defeated Elliott of Kansas for the Dra Pont trophy. Gilbert earned $7 in prize birds and the event featured Lird shooting plates with a $2.00 entry.
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Gilbert
GiberLal
Lake
Jena
J. A. i. Elliott
Kansas
Chicago
Gilbert Wrasse
Train Robbery Suspects Arrested in St Joseph
Kansas City police report three men believed to be the Missouri Pacific train bandits captured in St Joseph after using burned looking paper money at saloons. They carried about 470 in imperfect currency and gave no credible explanation for their presence. Officials say the reported haul ranged from 10 000 to 20 000 dollars, with loss unlikely to exceed 2 000.
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T. Joe Police
Hayes
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Missouri Pacific
City
Kenneman
Express
Five Men Drown in St Marys River Near Sault Ste Marie
Five men drowned when the lighter Monitor foundered in St Marys River near Sault Ste Marie Michigan on a Sunday. The lighter towed by the tug Bruce carried iron ore from the Carrington and foundered in a brisk wind and heavy seas. Captain Smith, owner of the wrecking company, led rescue efforts and was nearly swept overboard before being hauled ashore exhausted.
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St. Mary's River
Sault Ste. Marie
St. Mary’s River
Mich
Monitor
Bruce
Carrington
Pointaux Pine
Capt. Smith
Hlet
Tie
Tornado Strikes Lima Ohio Causing Major Damage
A tornado swept through Lima Ohio Saturday afternoon lifting two houses from foundations and destroying key structures including the high school and nearby factories. Several residents were injured as winds toppled barns and damaged multiple buildings in the area. A 6 year old boy remained missing after being blown from a yard. authorities say the property loss will be heavy and search efforts continue.
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Pitty
Lima
Lina
Ohio
Quing Brewery
Lima Egg Casu
Cincinnati
Mamillot
Dayton Hope
Kned
Lsat Daculb Bore
George Wwadsell
Millis Kekilian
Sydney Walthey
Demise of Chiséas Emperor Reported With Supposed Proof
A Kong correspondent reports belief that the Chiséas Emperor is dead, citing evidence and a private source claiming the death occurred on November 21. Names of ministers linked to the Poisinng affair appear implicated, while investigators in Birmingham and Rhupeport pursue a Yellow indigo murder mystery. A separate item notes a fatal shooting in Leckland where Wied Jaldemann killed his partner and wounded Dr Richardson during a confrontation.
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Long Kong
Annday
Wied
Jaldemann
Haldeman Paper Company
Leckland
Ghia
Watkert
Leekland
Richardson
Suidh
Ais
Tils
Sherman
Tafania Maria Floated From Cuban Wreck Scene
The wrecking firm Lions Hobson succeeded in floating the cruiser Tafania Maria Teresa off Cuba’s coast. It was towed by Potomac and escorted by the Awwark Scorpion and Alvarada toward Guantanamo Bay for salvage. The Carthagena sank after a collision off Cape Villano on Sept 22. most crew were drowned. A tobacco war rises as independent factories clash with the American Tobacco Company over a 10 percent tax.
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Lions
Hobson
Cuba
Coas
Tafania Maria Teresa
Potomac
Awwark
Alvarada
Guantanamo Bay
Carthagenatras
Cape Villano
Theahina
Waelva
Lisbein
Amd
Staminn
Gibraltar
Jaobacen Manataeb
Dr. Louis
Fire Fatal At Manchester Bakery Destroyed By Blaze
A Monday morning fire in Manchester Conn burned the bakery of Frank Joelz. Bakers John Leedler and a man named Rol German aged about three years died in the blaze. Fire reported to have originated from New Jersey. Financial loss estimated at 49010.
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Frank Joelz
Manchester
Conn
John Leedler
Rol
Teeller
New Jersey
Mine Disaster at Empire Coal Mine Near Brownsville Pa
An explosion of fire damp occurred in the Empire coal mines near Brownsville Pennsylvania on Friday morning. About 130 men were at work. around fifty escaped unharmed while 27 entombed miners escaped through underground passages. Rescue parties formed promptly as a second blast followed the first.
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Brownsville
Empire
Lyon Station
Noted Educator Dead President of University of Iowa
Charles E. Schaeffer president of the University of Iowa died at his home in Towa City Friday morning from malignant gastritis. Born in 1843 in Pennsylvania, he graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1861 and studied at Harvard, the Berlin School of Mines, and the school of mines. He served as professor of chemistry and mineralogy at Cornell, was dean of its faculty, and had led Iowa University since 1887.
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University of Towa
Charles E. Schaeffer
University of Iowa
Towa City
Ife
President Schaeffer
Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Union College
School of Mines of Berlin
Cornell University
Cornell
Iowa University
United States Demands Immediate Cuban Evacuation
A terse note from the Cuban military commission, relayed to Spanish commissioners, states the United States will not tolerate any delay in Cuba's evacuation. The American commissioners have been told the evacuation must proceed without further postponement.
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United States
Cuba
Arbitration sought on border disputes between Chi and Arget
War 15 averted as Chit and Argentiyn Agros agree to submit boundary disputes to arbitration. Reports note deaths of Javentar of Girardey and Atojor I P Ghrirey of Paddeat aged 70, with Franco Prussian War connections. Fever cases rise in New Orleans and Mississippi with several deaths. banks await September close reports.
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Argentiyn Agros
Altegreemebe
Chi
Argetlige
Javentar
Girardey
Atojor I. P. Ghrirey
Paddeat
Kyye Confederate Vetsrai
Ife Wes
France
Aiguala
Fie Girarday Fusda
Baruet Quotations Across Markets For Cattle Hogs Wheat And Sheep
Historical market notes show Baruet and Indianapolis reporting cattle shipping prices around 3.00 and hogs from 4.25 to 8.00, with wheat mixed across No 2 grades. Regions including Cincinnati Milwaukee and Toledo list varied prices for cattle hogs sheep and feed grains with multiple grade references.
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Chicago
Tuisianapolis
Sao
New York
Beer
Western
Largest Hull Ever Launched On Inland Waters Sails from Dubuque
The Iowa Iron Works near Dubuque launched the largest inland waters hull in the United States. The 300 foot long vessel with 87 foot beam is intended as a transit boat at New Orleans across the Mississippi and will include four tracks for LevinEters. It is the fifty third vessel built by the Iowa Iron Works, following the Ericsson torpedo boat and the William Windom.
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Hal Averb
United States
Mississippi
Iowa -Iron Works
Fea Kimbor
Dubuque
New Orleans
Iowa Iron Works
Ericsson Torpedo Boat
Wiliam Windom
Atlantic
Iowa
Dentaation
Lok
Des Moines
Pork’ Packig
Monroe
Lowe
Keokuk
S.ritten
Jacob N. Meyers
James
Raymond
Meyers
L. 5
Gates
Fontanelle
Remsen
A. TP. Delange
Atoclaya
Gutal Town
Towa Paya
Hamilton
Lows Falls
Iamilton
Saylor Coal Company
Tias Tay
Towa
Tha Thai Tetter
Batu Valley State Bank
Plassings
Brownell
Hinself
Will
Avalver
Lifera
Atoius
Martloch
Qoyistaad
Ordnanea Ftcer
Thes Meines
Cot
Tambert
Furty
Duck and Grawa
Fiflielt
Enimp
Dedail Daft
Olmstead
Maurlee S. Tardy
Lem Mars
Ford
Northwest Iowa Conference Opens at Emmetsburg
The twenty seventh annual Northwest Iowa Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church convened at Emmetsburg with 118 members and probationers. Rev John J Vincent presided guiding officers were elected including Secretary Q R Maynard and Treasurers D A McBurney and Thomas Carson. The sessions featured sermons by Rev Hugh Way and Rev Dr Bashford. A murder mystery in Dubuque and a farm fire near Web City were among the day’s other reports.
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Northwest Iowa M. BE
Emimetsburg
Northwest Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
John J. Vincent
Topeka
Kan
Q. RK. Maynard
Georges ©. Fort
J. J. Lace
LT. G. Green
D. A. McBurney
Auto Phomas Carson
L. T. Festiey
T. S. Cole
R. Iid
L I. Woolworth
D. M.yetler
A.J. Langfell
A McClintock
L. B. Gilborne
Hugh Way
Sac City
Bashford
Ohio Wuesleyan University
Fatal Accidents and Local Highlights Adrift in Floyd County
A high diver Hille Van Meter died after a water rescue gone wrong at Metre Philne Pair. Albertc Lincox aged teen, son of Edwin Sica, perished in a Foster fatal accident caused by roof failure during work. A coffee plant exhibition in Floyd County showcases several specimen varieties and curious beans amid local curiosity.
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Hille. van Meter
Metre Philne
Foster
Albertc Lincox
Edwin Sica
Floyd County
Tom
Warn
Hie
Chiskes City
Insubordination Charged in Fifty-Second Ward Mutiny
Two deaths occur in the Fifty-second ward as privates refuse hospital duty. Officers file complaints against Duck and Baron. Olmstead orders discipline for deserters. Des Moines reports typhoid deaths, protests over duty, and arrests tied to desertion amid broader local incidents.
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Muntinous
Lee Tii
Des
Moines
Olnstead
George Duck
Frank JB. Baron
Erovina
Sioux City
Stewart
Cerro Gordo County
Jobo Brophy
Hampton Company
Debate over the Philippines echoes in U S editorials
A collage of 1900s editorials weighs the Philippine question. Arguments touch Aguinaldo and independence, the U S role in Luzon, Spain, and the fate of Filipino governance amid ongoing tensions and potential conflict.
Missing man case shadows Washington region
A man known as Shroeder has vanished for three weeks in eastern Washington. Authorities seek help locating him and request sketches of the missing person.
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Shroeder
Washington
Moun
Baiod
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