Dreyfus Case Court Martial Opens In Rennes News
Labori reports in Rennes as Dreyfus court martial resumes with Labvort present. Minor witnesses testify on access to a document and German attache links. Esterhazy and Paty de Clam relations discussed. Gen. Gunes disputes Esterhazy statements amid court proceedings.
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Esterhazy’s Testimony As Given Before the Court of Caanation
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Questions on Esterhazy and Dreyfus in French court scene
In a Paris courtroom the trial witnesses clashed over Esterhazy's involvement. General defenses faltered under Labori’s questions as Saussier’s liberty ruling drew sharp rebuke. The testimony shifted to Dreyfus remarks on Alsatians while other notes covered weather and distant news briefs.
Panther auxiliary cruiser sails for San Juan relief
The auxiliary cruiser Panther with 850000 worth of food clothing and building material for Puerto Rico relief left the Washington avenue wharf in Philadelphia for San Juan. The Red Cross contributed 1000 to buy lumber tools clothing and ready made goods.
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Former Lovers Riot Ends Oklahoma Wedding Massacre
In Perry Oklahoma A T Lapham of Kansas City arrived to wed Mrs Sadie Dyer after spending over 190 on rings clothing and preparations. At the ceremony a former lover questioned Mrs Dyer about divorce and she admitted she had a husband in Texas causing the wedding to be called off.
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Kaness City
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Manila Pay and troop remittances rise in war era
Washington reports over seven million dollars sent to the Philippines in the past year to pay troops. Soldiers deposit funds with post offices, earn four percent interest, and many funds return home to soldiers' families. Pay for privates now eight dollars and sixty cents monthly, with quarterly disbursements to troops in the field.
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Philippines
United States
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Mass
Nelson G. Green
New York
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Searles Syndicate of
Exhaustive Inquiry Threatens Evans Role in Pension Office
Washington report says a forthcoming Grand Army committee study of pensions in Topeka may trigger Evans removal or retention. The panel, once unanimously opposing Evans, investigates cashiered awards, disallowances, and the rise and fall of pension totals across Cleveland and Harrison administrations, signaling a likely arraignment of the commissioner and his administration.
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Stephens Names Officers For Missouri Volunteers
Gov Stephens sent 14 names to the secretary of war for commissions in ten new Missouri volunteer regiments and one battery. Names include Weber, Merklin, Rowand, Levens, Dodge, Tuttle, Adams, McDonald, Keller, Cobb Jr, Payne, Richardson, Lowe Jr, and others. Anderson law ruled unconstitutional by Linn County judge Butler. Clara Thompson dies from accidental head wound after five-year-old brother’s shooting incident. Missouri Kansas Shorthorn Breeders hold semi annual meeting in Kansas City. Tramps on freight train murder two brakemen near Marshalltown.
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Missouri Volunteers
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Thomas M. Cobb, Jr
Kansas City
RD. Payne
Greenfiald
Drut Hentenant
Mack Michardson
Bloomfield
Saphen EB. Lowe, Jr
Springfield
Ang
Clara Thompson
FUNSTON IN A HOSPITAL
The Star reports a Manila letter dated July 16 stating General Funston has been relieved from duty at San Fernando and will move to a second reserve hospital for treatment. His wound, reopened in the Philippine campaign, is cited. Lieutenant Warner and Orderly Charles Colwell accompanied him from San Fernando. It is believed Funston will not return to active duty as his term ends September 2 and he has requested to return to the United States with the Kansas regiment.
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Unusual City Hall Vault Scene In Kansas City
In Kansas City on August 23 the board of election commissioners seized by Gov Stephens caused a locksmith to smash the vault door housing ballot records. J A Harris refused to surrender the key, claiming legal appointment of E S Washburn. The contest over custody is heated.
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Transport ships prepared for Manila regiments
Washington August 23 The quartermasters department states fourteen or fifteen transports will carry the first ten regiments and recruits to Manila by about November 1. This will not interfere with sending the last ten regiments to Manila by late December. The department also has thirteen ships for the second ten regiments.
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Menila
Fight Between Camels At Palace Grounds
Two male camels trained as fighting stock fought in the palace grounds under a prince's signal. They clashed, foamed, and mauled each other with teeth and horns, drawing blood. The long haired camel finally pinned the other by the jaw as guards separated the combatants after nearly a dozen men restrained them. the vanquished camel suffered a leg wound likely crippling for months. A second item notes a Bath kitchen incident where a rat stole a lobster, sparking a lobsters versus rat struggle the next day.
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Markets By Wire and City Livestock Reports
Markets by wire show wheat bids with mixed September and December quotes and various cash and futures offers. City Livestock notes receipts at Kansas City and Chicago with mixed demand, Texas cattle steady to lower, and hog and lamb trading activity across major markets.
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Good Lots Desirable Building Land on Ohle Atreat
Desirable building lots in the Booth Lewience area near the University offer choices in a choicest location. Vermont street area promises convenient access and a premier residence or business site with a cheaper price than comparable property.
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