Labori Shot En Route to Dreyfus Trial Ambush
Rennes France August 14 Labori famed lawyer in the Dreyfus case was shot in the back by two men on a road to the court. He retained presence of mind arranging his papers under his head as he lay wounded. Doctors fear paralysis and his condition grows worse. Paris August Le Mans reports a marine engineer matching the suspect’s description has been arrested.
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Rennes
Labort
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Gronm
Tmay
Vhla
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Ald P. A
Lanbert
Jef Jung
Lator
Labori
Parle
le Mann
Labors
Shooting shadows Dreyfus court as Mercier questioned
Rennes August 14 The shooting of Lebert disrupted the Dreyfus court martial and halted the morning session. Labori aimed to pierce Mercier with cross examination while Casimir Perier disputed Mercier's testimony about prewar tensions. The room reacted with horror and surprise as the proceedings resumed.
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Lebert
Dreyfus
Muntorer
Labori
Mercier
Janay
Judiciary Press
Agen
Casimir Perier
Frange
Germspy
France
Laborl
Court reiterates belief on Dreyfus author of bordereau
The court heard continued, heated testimony over the bordereau claim. Major Count Eaterhazy remained a focal point despite his denial. Demange pressed for explanations of cause and effect linking treason, and Dreyfus challenged assertions about itinerary and negotiations, with Casimir-Perier and Waldeck-Rousseau offering complex responses as the session adjourned for the week.
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Casimier-Perier
France
Germany
Dreyfus
Casimier Perier
Casilor-Porter
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Dreyfua
Cavaignac
Hanotaux
Foreign Affairs
Billot
Barthou
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Caynaighac
Lrst
Court of Cassation
Wiil
Lebrun-Renaut
Still in Prison Leaders of Anti Semite League Besieged
Aug 14 Springfield report on the Anti-Semite League leaders Guerin and Maz Regis sheltering from arrest in a besieged office guarded by revolver wielding police. Threats of oil poured on deputies emerged amid a tense standoff as authorities tighten custody. Also reports death of Mrs Frances J Walla Lincoln's sister and clerks at the War Department to be reduced, with about 150 expected to be discharged as operations normalize. Standard Oil probe underway in Omaha with Smyth seeking injunctions under Nebraska anti-trust law, naming allied firms. In Louisville a man named Crowe, after taking Gertrude Moore's bathing suit, leapt from the Hig Four bridge and died attempting a 200-foot dive following a prior similar incident.
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Anti- Senite League
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League
Maz Regis
Washington
War Department
Standard Oil Company
Omaha
Neb
Smyth
Standard Oid Company
Nebraska
Arma
Excitement Over Fort Hare Land Entries at Fort Hays
Aug. 14 reports from Hays City Kansas say 7000 acres of Fort Hare military reservation filled by homestead entries despite Washington land office instructions. Entries not appraised yet. public sale to highest bidder after 60 days advertised. Wakeeney office reportedly rejects filings. Hurricanes and naval dispatches cited in brief notices from Jacksonville and Washington. Bankruptcy petition filed in Chicago with creditors including Emporia bank and Sycamore Springs based firms. TALES OF THE PHILIPPINES.
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Hays City
Kan
Fort Hare Military Reservation
Washington Land Office
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Chicago
William Jones
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Emporia National Bank
Emporia
Philippines and Lynchings Topic Split at Chicago Meeting
An Aug 14 report from Kansas City details Lieut Ball of the Twentieth Kansas returning from the Philippines and voicing views on independence. A Chicago gathering of the Afro American Council of Colored Men will debate resolutions condemning McKinley over lynchings and federal intervention, signaling a major dispute on civil rights enforcement.
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Philippin Lier
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Aguinaldo
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Tod
Manila
Hohiwad
Washington
Chicago
Georgia
Illinois
Rainfalls Bring Corn Relief Across Kansas Streets
Aug 14 reports from Balmile Ranwan alt Gorn Crop Saved Again in It forest Pisces in the State noting first rain in over two weeks easing corn damage. Other Kansas towns Abilepe Coffeyville report more moisture but no tornadoes or drastic changes. Chicago Wheat closes up on firm market. Croker criticizes expansionism. a deadly Dallas duel ends with police and suspect dead. A Long Island fox ownership case Exchequer cites precedent that wild animals belong to the captor, sparking historic legal importance.
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Islands
W. J. Bryan
ISAN MATEO IS TAKEN Gen Youngs Brigade Captures the Town
Manila dispatch details Gen Samuel B. M Youngs brigade driving insurgents from San Mateo northeast of Manila, with American casualties and multiple troop movements. Captured fibers report Maj Cronin, Capt Rivers, Capt Parker leading infantry and cavalry assaults, city entered by 4:30 PM as gunboat Yorktown and officers report further actions near Panay and Luzon.
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Senator Stewarts Views On Philippines Policy
Senator Stewart of Nevada criticizes US policy in the Philippines as not aggressive enough and predicts a more vigorous campaign against insurrection. He opposes selling a country and argues against selling out to foreign powers, urging firm action to end the war. A separate note reports David McDade leaping from a burning balloon in Binghamton, and others describe a storm in Missouri and pie overflow remedies.
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Grain and livestock prices slide in mixed market report
Wares and futures from Makakis and city grain markets show mixed movement with wheat and corn futures, ваг and dairy notes. Livestock quotes from Chicago area show steady finds with native and Texas cattle values, while hog and store receipts reflect modest gains and regional demand easing.
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