Dreyfus Trial Reaches Tears Over Island Suffering
At Fiennes Aug 16 the Dreyfus trial continued as the defense rejected a Monday adjournment. The day focused on Dreyfus’s imprisonment on Devil’s Island, where he wept as the clerk read his confinement details. Witnesses, including Guerro and Leben, defended or explained harsh proceedings, while Roget’s cross and Demange’s motions kept the courtroom intensely charged.
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Mrder
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Tey
Vulee
Apeak
Lakort
le du Diable
Demaige
Dercyfus
Alm
General Mercier
Junaust
Dreyfus letter forgery inquiry and court remarks
The record shows Tolbie Lebon defending a claim about a forged Weyser letter to reach Dreyfus, with Dreyfus confirming receipt and saying he understood nothing of the content. The session also covers ministers' reports from French Guiana and related emotional reactions from officials, alongside a stream of varied late 19th century dispatches on political, legal, and local incidents across multiple U.S. and global locations from Des Moines to Poona.
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Dreyfus
Tolbie Lebon
Jounast
Feared the consequences and a farmer suicide tragedy
Aug 16 Coffeyville Kansas report of Joseph Zamerila a 50 year old farmer sixteen miles southwest who killed himself with a shotgun after a neighbor cow entered his corn and he feared further trouble, leaving a wife and several children. The piece also covers barricaded anti Semite league offices in Paria and varied national notes on President McKinley and grain rate talks.
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Kae
Joseph Zamerila
Ulpe Childeen
Oerin
Paria
Guerin
League
Labor unrest and sports scores mix in Aug reports
Rennes Aug 16 Labor changes bring a better night with some sleep and reassuring condition though the assailant remains uncaptured. National League scores include Boston 1 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 1 New York 5. standings show Brooklyn and Washington atop the league. multiple cities report varied results and train routes. Missouri Hess association meets in Kansas City with notable newspaper men in attendance. St Patrick parish conflict in East St Louis may end with parishioners victorious. Oklahoma flour train departs Kingfisher for a cross country tour. Big Caney bridge collapse causes cattle fatalities and injuries.
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St. Patrick’s
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Close
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Kingfisher
Oklahom Four
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Chicago
New York
Oklahoma Mills
News Notes From Across Kansas And Nearby Regions
A chaotic snapshot of 19th century events touches crime in Chapin and Kansas City, rail incidents in Missouri and Kansas, severe weather including a neck of rhinstorms and hail in Neolweay and Caney, and agricultural losses from storms. It also notes the Iowa Democratic state convention in Des Moines, ongoing Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday School encampment at Perthe Springs, philanthropic gifts to Bethany Hospital, cattle statistics from the state board of agriculture, and political maneuvers in the Ninth Kansas judicial district with Harvey county seeking the next judge amid convention splits.
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Neolweay Counts
Cumberland Presbyterian Sanday School Association of Missouri
Perthe Springs
Tati
Niles-Dement-Pond Company
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
State Board of Agriculture
Timbo
Ark
Beavers
Riel Hill
Kansas Judicial District
Newton
Harvey County
Reno
McPherson
Merchants Ordered to Pay Permit Tax in Ardmore
Indian Territory Ardmore August 16 non citizen merchants in the city served notices that their names have been enrolled as intruders to the territory. The cases arise from their refusal to pay the permit tax. they must now do so or face removal. They appealed to the secretary of the interior, who ruled against them. Ten days are allowed to settle.
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Chicago
University of Oxford
England
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London
New York
Jttle
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Astrakan
Chicago Tribune
Four Boys Arrested in Cleveland Boycott Church Tie
Four boys aged 16 to 19 were arrested in Cleveland tied to an effort to blow up two cars during a streetcar strike. Mrs. Bradley faced obstruction charges after actions on the track. The boycott extended to a church where Rev. James Fall was boycotted and a church choir member was told to resign if she rides Big Consolidated cars.
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Bradley
James Fall
McArthurs Forces Drive Insurgents Near Angeles in Heavy Fighting
Washington reports another clash as MacArthur’s troops clash with insurgents from Canadalia to near Angeles and onward toward Porac. About 2,500 insurgents attacked in entrenched positions outside Angeles, with roughly 200 killed or wounded on the insurgent side and two MacArthur deaths and several wounded. General Young’s detachment then pushed insurgents northeast of Manila through Maraquina and San Mateo, routing a 500-strong force descending toward the railway, with the rebels retreating northward.
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Twelfth Infantry
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San Mateo
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Gila
Natives Up In Arms Over Insurgency Rumors
Aug 12 dispatches from Negros and Camarines report rising insurgent strength on both islands once deemed secure. Wealthy residents plan to leave Negros as autonomist governance yields disappointing results and insurgent bands, likened to Cuba, destroy plantation property. U S officers aboard Wheeling report insurgents in every village of northern Luzon. In Kentucky, over 2000 Democrats at a state convention oppose Goebel for governor, while an all new ticket is planned. An Oxford education debate stirs Chicago in a humorous tale of expectations versus reality in American life.
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Knurmag
Cain States Advisory Commission For
Philippines
Ceb
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Otis
United States
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Lexington
Goebel
Louteville
Tull
Appalling Porto Rico Conditions Reported by General Davis
Washington dispatch details dire Porto Rico conditions with 2000 expected deaths, crippled transport and devastated roads. Secretary Root orders four more transports for 2550 troops, sailing by September 10 to Mant.
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Markets By Wire From Kansas City and St Louis
Market reports from Kansas City and Saint Louis Aug 10 detail wheat futures with Sept and Dec prices, cash quotes, and miscellaneous grain figures. Live stock receipts show cattle, calves, and hogs with price ranges and daily changes, including Texas cattle and western feeds.
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KasaanCery
Chotoel Prairie
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Lambe
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