Dreyfus Day Testimony Favors Him In Court
Rennes August 17 Before the court of cassation Demange questioned General Roget about Esterhazy letters and Dreyfus mobilization plans. Demange pressed Roget as Bertillon testified to Dreyfus innocence and lack of motive, while Roget clashed with the defense and finally admitted uncertain details about the border affair.
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Dreyfus Case Spotlight and Baltic Gale Report
The court of cassation case on Bordereau and Esterhazy dominates the scene with testimonies by Madame Henry and Colonel Picquart. Amid sensational Court proceedings, offshore Scotland reports 300 fishing boats caught in a gale near Frazerburgh, while unrest in San Domingo, and a Fort Leavenworth quarantine due to glanders affect regional news.
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Starck and partner arrested for government fraud
George C. Starck president of Stonehill Wine Company Herman Missouri was arrested by U S Marshal for defrauding the government by making and disposing of brandy without tax payment His secretary QC Strack was later arrested On bail they appeared before a U S commissioner and were released
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Scarlet fever outbreak triggers Springfield quarantine
Reports confirm a scarlet fever outbreak in Springfield Kansas prompting a quarantine. Meanwhile a large turnout of fifteen thousand marked the Southwest Missouri G A B reunion in Nevada. Missouri colored Knights Templar held an annual conclave in St Joseph electing Prentiss of St Louis as grand commander. Fort Leavenworth stock moved to Philippine service faces glanders. three harness mules were shot amid army concerns.
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Forgery Claim Stirs Dreyfus Telegram Row in Paris
Paris reports a Figaro special edition exposing a new forgery in the Dreyfus case. A telegram from Ems dated November 30, 1887, alleges the letter is a forgery signed by Schneider. The letter tied to Austrian military attache claims of Dreyfus relations with Germany are discussed in Mer cier and Roget testimony.
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Gloomy View on Dreyfus Prospects from Rennes
London reports from Rennes show London correspondents in despair over Dreyfus prospects as of August 17. The sentiment is uniformly pessimistic about his future in the case.
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Train Robbery Frustrated and Wounds Reported
Between Folsom and Des Moines Colorado and South Western train No 1 faced an attempted hold up by robbers. Express messenger Fred Bartritt was shot in the face and contractor Frank Harrington received a minor arm wound. A carriage accident near Washington Indiana drowned all aboard including Albert Hensel and four Hempel children.
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Mims
Amy Dillon
Ten More Infantry Regiments Ordered For Philippines
Washington reports an order to organize ten additional regiments of Infantry volunteers for service in the Philippines. Regiments numbers thirty-eight to forty-seven will form at Fort Sill Fort Crook Fort Riley Camp Meade Fort Leavenworth Jefferson Barracks and South Framingham along with other posts. Kansas sites Fort Riley and Fort Leavenworth will recruit men for the Philippine service.
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Outraged women and mob violence reach Arkansas city
In Little Rock on August 17 a series of brutal assaults against white women sparked a riotous mob. Four Black suspects, Ed Wright, Joe Gardner, Will Morgan, and James Randle, were arrested as Governor Jones offered 1500 rewards for each arrestee. Thousands gathered, a jail storm was attempted, and a sheriff detained the mob leader on riot charges.
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Insurgents Attacked Angeles as Troops Held Line
Manila August 17 Eight hundred insurgents attacked Angeles this morning but the Twelfth regiment drove them back over the mountains. Three ditched locomotives were captured. No American troops were injured. Insurgent losses are not known.
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South Dakota Board Refuses Osteopathy Certificates
The state board of health bars several applicants from practicing osteopathy in South Dakota. They hail from a Kirkville Missouri and Minneapolis school not in good repute or regularly conducted. The action follows statutes requiring reputable schools and proper osteopathy standards.
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War on Grasshoppers Unites Colorado Kansas Nebraska
Nebraska state entomologist Professor Lawrence Hranner and Kansas expert Professor Wood urged a three state war against drought and grasshoppers at a Fort Collins conference. Hranner cited severe damage with reports of a Nebraska farmer near McCook gathering over 100 bushels on a forty acre alfalfa field, illustrating the scale of losses.
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Markets and Livestock Prices From Aug 17 Report
Grain futures and cash bids show steady to lower tones as Kansas City and Missouri markets report mixed results. Wheat moves include September 65 and December 07%. Cash bids list various grades, while live stock receipts show nativ e steers around 4.00 to 6.10, Texas steers at 3.20 to 5.80, and feeder weights bidding 4.50 to 5.75 with mixed cattle and sheep pricing noted.
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Copper bed discovered by Rufus A. Herron in California
Rufus A. Herron, Los Angeles oil man, now in San Francisco, discovers a rich copper ore bed in Shasta County. He bonds 400 acres about 315 miles from the Irena Mountain mine, with ore samples showing around 31 percent copper content. Senator Clark of Canton is mentioned.
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