Dreyfus trial testimonies and army manouvers debate
Report fills with details from the Dreyfus trial including witnesses on Alsace maneuvers and German positions, notes on the bordereau author, and accusations of officer secrecy. It covers testimony from Roget, Brugere, Lemmonote, and others, plus reactions from the audience and court. Also included are brief items on Brieng homeholders logistics and early September market notes.
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MELEE OVER WHEELER AND ALLIANCES STIR WORLD NEWS
A World wire reports General Wheeler pressed for duties with Otis, while Manila dispatches allege Otis blocked him for motives. Separate items note a German ultimatum in China after German-Chinese clashes, a Coffeyville murder amid marital dispute, and Missouri court orders cattle sales to Kansas City. Melean's nomination sparks Democratic infighting ahead of 1900.
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New York
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Manila
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London
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Sbhaoghbal
Kiau Chou
China
von Ketteler
Germany
Oklahoma Lands Show Big Farm Growth In Two Years
Guthrie Oklahoma September 1 three years after homestead lands were believed exhausted new land office data show 666 747 acres or 4107 quarter sections filed during the year to June 30 1890 with over 10 000 families moving up the territory and many more buying relinquishments or leasing school lands leaving 6 098 373 acres still vacant and available for entry plus earlier figures noting 1498 small plots filed in the prior year and 7 046 quarter sections with a family on each.
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Ponca City Becomes First Class City in Oklahoma
News notes report Ponca City Oklahoma is officially a city of the first class. The item mentions global events and academic milestones, including an American returning from Nicaraqua and several future West Point cadets. It also notes Gov. Stephens commissioning Kemper Military School officers and a London Times correspondent on Korea.
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Oklahoma
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Nebraska
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Democrats Reject Originator at Kansas Democratic Conference
A Hutchinson dispatch reports that seventy Democrats attended a Kansas City conference and moved to bar Pr. A. Brown, promoter of the organizing scheme, from presiding or occupying any official role. Frank Hettinger called the meeting to order at 11 as Brown was denounced. A. L. Baker read the conference oil plan proposing the Young Men's Democratic League of Kansas to organize political clubs. Claude Duval spoke strongly in support of Bryan’s renomination.
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JNEZ WILL RULE In Dominican crisis unsettled
Santo Domingo on September 1 reports doubt that Jiminez will quickly assume the presidency amid peace and hopeful talk of improved conditions. A provisional government led by Horace Varquez has formed, with scattered incidents of disorder and minister resignations.
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American iron manufacturers urged to price for Nantes market
Consul Brittain from Nantes reports rising inquiries for U S machinery and notes English tariffs and supply limits. He believes American iron makers could win orders if on the ground with prices, targeting shipyards at Nantes and St Nazaire and noting recent warship launch at Nantes.
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Explosion at Republic Iron Works Kills Five Men
A boiler explosion at the Republic Iron Works in Pittsburg today killed five workers and seriously injured seven others. A subsequent fire forced the immediate shutdown of the entire plant. Names of the deceased include David Matthews and Thomas Buswers. other workers crushed or injured were Willinen Thomas, John Warmingld, and several unidentified men. The blast caused substantial wreckage and the fire spread through parts of the facility.
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Students and officials head to Lawrence for state university ties
Multiple notices report Frederick Jameson and others leaving for Lawrence to attend Kansas University. Miss Lou Harris travels to Indianapolis for a Kappa Alpha Theta convention before returning to continue studies at the State University in Lawrence. Several locals plan term starts, with students from Minneapolis, Atchison, and other towns entering the State university or its chemistry and pharmacy programs.
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Topeka
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Pittsburgh and Gulf Plan for Kansas City Rail Entity
A plan proposed by the Pittsburgh and Gulf New York supt and the committee led by Thahuin outlines forming a new company to issue 815 million in prior lien mortgage bonds 15 million in adjustment bonds 20 million in four per cent non cumulative stock and 25 million in common stock. Bondholders get 50 percent in new first mortgage bonds and 35 million in cash for April coupons. Shareholders receive 50 percent in adjustment bonds and 80 percent in preferred stock plus par in new common stock. Underwriting allocates 750 thousand adjustment bonds with a $6.45 million cash resource from sale of senior lien bonds and stock underwritten by a syndicate.
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Halsted criticizes expansion critics at Cincinnati lecture
Editor Murat Halsted spoke on the Philippines to the Economy club at Vine Street Congregational. After the talk a questioner praised Otis and urged harsher action, prompting Halsted to call that sentiment traitorous and sparking a tense, jostling exit for Malstens.
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The Dewey Home Fund Public Statement Rushes Ahead
Frank A. Vanderlip and Ellis H. Roberts report the Dewey home fund exceeds $21,000 held by treasurer from 27,645 contributors with substantial subscriptions still outstanding. Rumors of Admiral Dewey’s refusal cited, but committee believes he will accept and funding continues through local committees and a Milwaukee Brewers association check.
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Markets by Wire Grain and Livestock Prices Kansas City
Markets by wire report from Kansas City outlines grain bids for September and December, with soft cash and futures prices for wheat corn oats and soybeans. Live cattle receipts around 47,000 with steady to strong demand. feeder and dairy cattle varied. Chicago and Omaha livestock markets show higher receipts and mixed prices across hogs and cattle. corn and futures noted for Sept and Dec.
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