Dreyfus Court Martial Hearings Stir Rennes
Rennes September 4 reports the seventh week of the Dreyfus court martial drawing large crowds. Col Jonastus testified of foreign warnings and a bag of documents. Witnesses named include Andre de Beru lis and mathematician Painleve disputing Goense and Hadamard. The session featured heated cross examination over the secret dossier and alleged Jewish influence in France.
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Hadamard
Painleve
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Roger
Gange
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Jousuat
Rome
Esterhazy
Gonge
Commandant Culgnet
Ball
Culgnet
Sovreign
Roort
Quiquet
Oficer Wattines
Gen. Billot
Cavalgnac
Labor
Dreyfus Case Hits Catholic Judges In New Dispatch
A Rennes report says anti Dreyfus Catholics press claim a proof that Dreyfus is a Free Mason may influence Catholic judges. Millevoye received 1883 official report noting Dreyfus took a thirty second degree. Cabinet eyes cassation move to halt court martial. In Gibraltar the Olympia with Dewey arrives.
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New York
Journal and Advertiser
Rennes
Parle
Dreyfus Isa
Free Mason
Nasone
Yeserday
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Gibraltar
United States
Olympia
Exile, Panic Rise in Johannesburg Amid Hard Times
A Daily Mail correspondent reports a bleak scene in Johannesburg with exodus, empty houses, rising food prices, and widespread rent nonpayment. Banks see withdrawals, railways blocked, and the economy teeters toward collapse as fear and hardship envelop residents.
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London
Johannesburg
Daily Mail
CAURANS ON THE WAY FROM OTIS CABLE
Otis telegraphs the number of men on the Tartar homeward bound from Manila. The vessel sailed yesterday with 8 officers 18 civilians 400 discharged men 735 enlisted men and seven hospital corps from Kansas totaling 1210. Includes news of deaths from Mepingitis on August 26 and names Corporal B. Aurland and Frederick 8 from the Twentieth Kansas.
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Washington
Manila
Mepingitis
Frederick
Aurland
Kansas
Overdue warship and diverse 1900s notices
Washington reports concern for the safety of the US ship Monongahela overdue after leaving Madeira on July 27 with a crew of 260. Other items include yacht race results between Columbia and Defender, a Darnell boy captured after a murder in Kansas, St Joseph jubilee events, Robins charged with attempted murder in Oklahoma, Missouri church discipline against E B Swartz, whitecaps assaulting Black residents in Bainbridge, a Kansas City wreck, St Louis planning anti-trust talks, rural delivery at Topeka, and new shaft sinking methods in Missouri.
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Waablngton
United States
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Madeira
Ias
Naval Academy
Annapolis
India
Guthrie
Ole
T. C. Robins
St. Joseph
Pondrerk
Rabing
Etta Ropar
Oklahoma
Robins
St. Louis
Sayers
Texas
Washington
Stuytion
Topeka
Kun
Seabrook
Wanamaker
Westfield
Quenton Treights
Transvaal Leaders Agree to Cape Town Conference
London dispatch reports Transvaal Republic replying to British communication withdraws franchise proposals and agrees in principle to a Cape Town conference. It also raises the required residence years for franchise eligibility. Pakeman, editor of the Transvaal Leader, is freed on 500 pounds bail and charges reduced from treason to violation of press laws.
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London
Johannesburg
Routera Telegram Agency
Transsvaal
Cape Town
Pakeman
Transvaal
Treatment of Negroes in Post Office Service
Washington reports a Post Office official noting racial dynamics in postmaster appointments. He cites White Springs disturbances during Harriman’s era and praises Athens Georgia for peaceful handling of black postmasters. He argues white tolerance rests on proper conduct by black officeholders.
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White Springs
Peek- Thit
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Universal School
White Labor in Hawaii Describes White Immigration Debate
Government investigator Daniel A. Ray reports in Hawaii that planters show strong desire for white immigrant labor to meet industry needs and boost American population, while addressing doubts about workers' climate tolerance. He visited most islands and plantations.
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Washington
Daniel A. Ray
Hawaiian Islands
Two Young Missourians Admit Have ing Murdered a Companion in Chicago
Herman Hundhausen and Richard Honek both 22 telegraph operators were arrested in Chicago after confessing to stabbing Walter Koeller to death at a boarding house. They traveled with a satchel of revolvers and a blood smeared knife. Motive claimed revenge for a brother’s death. police question the broader connection to fires in Hermann.
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Richard Honek
Walter Koeller
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Hundhausen
Honek
Hermann
Hoodhausen
Hunek
Moeller
Iis
Baltimore
Burrape
Hundhausn
George
Abe
Walter
Philippine crisis session boosts hopes for quick pacification
The cabinet met over two hours with President Schurmaco of the Philippine commission presenting a hopeful assessment of the islands. He expressed confidence that with increased forces, American actions could suppress Aguinaldo’s forces and restore order.
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Washington
Schurmaco
Philippine Commission
Chicago roof kite party in honor of Miss Rice
Mrs. Weinsheimer of Chicago hosted a roof kite party in honor of Miss Constance J. Rice of New York. Two six foot kites of bamboo and silk carried eight lanterns each on ropes, with a relay of five thousand feet of rope and a coated third kite bearing a powder tray that lit as the kite rose, creating a fiery sky display.
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New York Times
Thia
Desirable Vermont Street Lots Near University
Describes choice Obie street properties offered by Booth Lawrence with affordable per acre pricing. Highlights convenient transport, close Vermont street location, and suitability for residence or business near the University. Emphasizes finest possible situation for development.
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Markets by Wire Carcano Sept 3 cattle and hog prices
Market notes from Kansas City and other centers show receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep. Steady to strong tendencies appear with mixed lots and feeders moving around 3456.40 for stockers and feeders and hogs quoted in the 4.0s. Prices vary by class with natives and natives sows and heifers listed.
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