Dreyfus Trial Nearing Verdict In Paris Court
At the Dreyfus court opening defense counsel Labort reported a semi official note that Schwartzkoppen and Panizzardi could not appear in person. The court denied the rogatory request. Major Currier closed for the prosecution and a verdict was expected Monday. Demange will speak for the defense and Labori on Saturday as testimonies and actions continue through the week.
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Ronoes
Dreyfus
Joscual Labort
Uration
Col. Schwartzkoppen
Paris
Mejur Panizaerdi
Fatten
Itacl
Labor
Major Qarriere
Chatra
Currier O
General de Callifet
Pugtezardl
Uvehefert
Mreyfun
Ju Paty
Gmuchofurt
Waroittion Sud
Mercier
Freywbnetter
Panizeardi
Contein
Pxolzzsrdi
Martha
Jouaust
Schwarzakhoppen
Panizyrdl
Dreyfusards
Jousust
Officers Elected and Reforms Adapted at G A R Meet
Philadelphia September 7 members of the Grand Army of the Republic national encampment elected Col Albert D Shaw of Watertown NY commander in chief by acclimation and Irving Hobbins of Indianapolis senior vice commander with reforms to pensions rules and a call to abrogate rule 225 for perceived injustice to worthy ex soldiers and sailors
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Philadelphia
Grand Army of the Republic
Rosaleur
St. Low'e
Albert D. Shaw
Watertown
N Y
Irving Hobbins
Iniianapolia
M. Minton
Loutaville
Wm. H. Baker
Lexington
Mase
Jacob L
Rime
Maryland
Pension Bureau
THE BRAVE IOWA BOYS RETURN TO DUTY
Manila dispatch notes the Iowa volunteers of the Tawa regiment finishing three months of hard outpost duty on Luvoo. About 808 are to be relieved, with 39 wounded, 9 dead from disease, and 70 re enlisted. Not one Iowa killed in battle. many rejoined or await departure for home.
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Baty
Halling Howe
Manila
Tawa
Luvoo
Calula
Heute
Malolos
Sin Fernanily
Twentieth Kansas Corporal Dies Aboard Transport
A cable from Hong Kong reports Corporal Dee of Company F Twentieth Kansas died aboard the transport Tartar today of dysentery. The ship’s movement is noted as it heads toward destination with likely further movements.
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Kanass City
Star
Hong Kong
BAVR
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Twentieth
Kansas
United States
Janeport
Tonkawa men kill each other in Brent duel in Ponca City
In Ponca City Oklahoma Territory a Brent duel between W T Jaminon and J D Arnold ended with both men dead. Jaminon a gambler and Arnold a hotel proprietor quarreled over gambling paraphernalia. The incident occurred near Tonkawa and was reported by a special Star wire.
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Kaonas City
Ponca City
O. T. Saya
W. T. Jaminon
J. D. Arnold
Tonkawa
Jamieon
Cwn
Arnold
Howl
Man Killed in Row Over Iron Blow Near City House
Kansas City report says Tim Keefe a laborer died from head wounds after being struck with an iron by George P Creboer during a disturbance near Chehoe's house. Creboer arrested. Keefe had been drinking. Creboer previously worked on railway projects in the city and elsewhere.
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Manens City
Kansas City
Tim Keefe
George P. Creboer
Keefe
Dar
Cehoe
Creboe
New York
Washington
Industrial Commission Hears Hoyle On Paper Ownership
Washington September seventh. The industrial commission resumed in this city with Hoyle editor of the City Derricks testifying that he and others owned the majority of stock and that the Stan company offered no grounds for criticism for ten years. He gave his testimony as a private citizen, outlining views on finery and oil production and noting current investigations into the Mistery ante sees. The testimony covered holdings, affiliations, and potential conflicts of interest among oil interests and transportation factors affecting industry. The commission plans further hearings and subcommissions to probe agriculture and transportation issues in relation to western conditions.
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Pou. Hoyle
OM City
Sail
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Boyle
Erneta
Sasiseny Piererives
Prital Pine Line
Ren Nas
Transportation
Chicago
Points West
Condine
Sub-Commission On Agriculture
Prion Teal
Bryan in San Francisco and political notes from Sept 7
San Francisco reports William Fennings Bryan addressing a crowd, urging anti intervention in the Philippines and supporting stable governance in Central America. Ky judge James P. Tarvin, rumored as Bryan’s running mate, offers to campaign for Goebel while signaling mixed support. A separate rail tunnel wreck in Williamson WV kills several and traps others as fears and rescue efforts unfold.
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Wiliam Fennings Bryan
Cat Tits
Woodward
Bryan
Philippe Publi
South
Central America
Iran
Philippines
Tarvin Will
Garben
Widley
Goebel
Tarvin
State Central Committee
Chicago
Insurgents Surprised by US Forces at San Rafael
Osptato Buuler with Third Infantry and cavalry chased rebels at San Rafael during a reconnaissance. Seven prisoners were taken, plus five rifles and 300 rounds. Fire at stored goods destroyed. rebels believed led by Pio Dio Pilar retreated north as recon continues toward Munain.
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Lusen Melciers
Pilar
Manila
Osptato Buuler
San Raffael
Pio Dio Pilar
Munain
Poe
Rising US exports to colonies beat prewar totals
Yearly export data show American trade to Cuba Porto Rico the Philippines and Hawaii surged in 1899. Exports to Cuba reached 16 015 000 surpassing 1896 1897 figures and Puerto Rico exports topped 3.69 million while Philippine shipments reached 303 171. Hawaiian annexation boosted overall gains leaving a favorable wartime balance.
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Custoo Lowes
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
Nanwhi
Manila
Secret Marriage Ties Nashua Couple Amid War News
Miss Marielle Fleming resigns as instrumental instructor in Charen City College to reveal a romance. She married soldier-correspondent Melvin Turnbull before his enlistment in the Forty-ninth Iowa volunteers. The couple, both Nashua natives, wed in Chicago and kept the secret for a year while he served in Cuba.
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Marielle Fleming
Charen City
Fiewhig
Miss Fleming
Melvin ‘Turnbull
Turnbull
Forty
Iowa Volunteers
Cuba
Nashua
Fleming
Post
Cubs
Chicago
Boers Query Asked to Explain Massing of Troops
A Transvaal inquiry requests explanation from Britain on British troop mobilization at the Transvaal frontier. Tensions rise as Britain, Transvaal, and Cape Colony monitor troop movements and potential defiance. Dispatches note cavalry and infantry units ordered for quick deployment to India and South Africa.
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Pretoria
Transvaal
Britta
British High Commission of
South Africa
London
Cape Colony
Simla
India
Tribute to America Lord Speech on Cairo Bridge Contract
Lord Kitchener praised American achievement in Cairo at the Athare bridge opening. He lamented British labor capital tensions and urged Britain to follow with modern workshops to keep its position as the world’s leading builder. He congratulated Americans on their effort in Africa’s heart.
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Egypt
Philadelphia
Sirdar
Lord Kitchener of
Bartoum
Great Britain
Vlae
Americiny
Africa
Centralia Fire Ravages Buildings in Early September Blaze
A fierce early September fire in Centralia, Missouri, started in a livery stable owned by A. F. Dyson and spread to the blacksmith shop, the stable, and the Burne hotel. Several blocks in the business district burned, with total loss estimated around 100000 dollars, fully insured. Local visitors include Mr. Frank Beck of Topeka and Mr. Judy Allen of Wichita amid a busy rushing season.
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Coll
A. FF. Iyson
Chagmao
Jacoba
Burne Hotel
Frank Beck
Topeka
Judy Allen
Wichita
Pai Gams
E. B. Spiers
Albuquerque
New Mexico
M. E. Hickey
Richard Price
Hutchinson
Harvard
Markets by Wire A B C F G Kansas City Gea
Kansas City dispatch reports Chicago grain futures with Sept Dec and May quotes in mixed bids. Cash markets show wheat and corn activity under varied basis, with livestock receipts and bids noted for hogs cattle and sheep amid fluctuating prices.
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Kansas City Gea
Kansas City
Hay—Choice
Hmathy
Chicago
Had a kerosene thirst by a Brooklyn boy and a rattled snake
Nelson Tower, 16, of Brooklyn, encountered a black snake near East Moriches. He struck the reptile, brought it to the family cottage, and attempted to poison it with kerosene to preserve a trophy. The bottle was refilled as the snake allegedly ingested kerosene before being killed with a club.
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Nelson Tower
George N. Tower
Brooklyn
East Moriches
L. J
Mr. Tower
Tower
Desirable Building Lots Offer Prime Locations
Good lots on Obie street boast choicest location with fine residence site. Booth Lawrence plots priced cheaper than similar property, near the university and with convenient transportation. Vermont street lots are close in and ideal for residence or business use.
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Booth Lawrence
Vermont Street
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