Dreyfus case anew accusation targets M Beaupre
A letter by Major Cuignet accuses M Beaupre president of the court of cassation in the Dreyfus affair. He claims Dreyfus was guilty and that court records were falsified, following the acquittal of Louis A Gregori for attempting to murder Major Dreyfus. Cuignet declares he will investigate the charges publicly.
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Major Cuignet
Ramy
Dreyfus
M. Beaupre
Court of Cassation
Louis A. Gregori
Major Dreyf
L’action-Francaise
M. Beaupre’s Part In the Decision of 1906, Major Cuignet Wharves That Dreyfus
Beaupre
Agricultural work and Chas. F. Scott's senate role urged
The piece praises Chas. F. Scott as chairman of the agricultural committee in the lower house. It notes past and current congressional appropriations for agriculture, touts government crop experimentation, and stresses the district's reliance on agriculture with Scott leading the committee. Voters are urged to remember the importance of agricultural work when voting.
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Chas. F. Scott
Congress
Agricultural Department
Scott
Committee On Agriculture
Kansas
Open House at Oyster Bay Plans Roosevelt Reception
President and Mrs Roosevelt will receive every resident of Oyster Bay at Sagamore Hill on September 17. In 1909 a large punch bowl and souvenir glasses drew many nonresidents. this time officials aim to prevent outsiders. The German Saengerbund of Licksville will perform on the veranda while the Roosevelts greet guests and light refreshments are served.
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Oyster Bay
Sagamore
Roosevelt
Washington
Saengerbund
Licksville
Haskell Institute Opens Military Camp For Boys
Over 700 pupils enrolled at Haskell Institute this year with about 300 girls and 375 boys. A boys military camp was started today to reduce crowding as regular work proceeds and a chapel meeting is planned for September. Literary societies are preparing winter programs for public attendance and the training table begins this war.
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Haskell Institute
Haskell
University Enrolment Surges Beyond Last Year
Noon today 1,666 students registered at the university with totals rising from 1,606 earlier. Registrar notes strong turnout as old students enroll. 3,400 had registered by last night and 360 paid athletic while 168 paid hospital fees yesterday. Captain Clad Hamil of Topeka to speak on Force at morning chapel. Enrollment may reach 1,800 by evening.
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Clad Hamil
Topeka
U'Eluck Fiis
Kite weather tests begin atop Pikes Peak forecast claims
In Colorado Springs on September 17 Dr William R Blair of the US Weather Bureau started kite tying experiments from the summit to aid weather forecasting for the Rocky Mountain region. A railroad accident in Chicago and a derailed interurban car in Aurora caused injuries as dense fog delayed traffic.
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Colorado Springs
Cal
William R. Blair
United States Weather Bureau
Pikes Peak
Ec Stalin
Rocky Mountain
Aurora
Vna
Oak Park
Bryan to speak at Harrington and Wilmington
New York dispatch notes Bryan arriving from Rochester en route to Delaware for speeches at Harrington this afternoon and Wilmington tonight after a day’s travel in late trains and hurried transfer to Jersey City. Also reports President Roosevelt setting aside 70 000 acres near the Oregon California line for breeding ground and waterfowl protection with Clara Bancroft of Athens directing efforts.
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New York
Rochester
Delaware
Harrington
Wilmington
Jersey City
Redding
Cal
Roosevelt
Clara Bancroft
Athens
Bancroft
University At
Gertrude Russ
Methodist Church
Carnegie Hall
Norrow
Fraternity Parties and Social News Highlight Local Chapters
Society notes report informal dances at the Phi Delta Theta and Beta chapter houses this week. Pi Phi hosts a reception at Weaver residence. Chi Omega holds a chapter house event. Kappa hosts luncheon. Phi Gams and Sigma Chi also host gatherings. Mrs Thompson invites for a luncheon and whist on September 36 at 1100 Louisiana Street. A Beta Theta Pi gathering in Pittsburg student IL McKay and Emporia’s M. Allen pledge to the fraternity. Miss Lillian Person’s wedding eve party hosted by Miss Josephine Lubman features pink and white decor and reading of wishes on red hearts. Sigma Chi hosts a large party for their rushes at the chapter house last night. event described as delightful and informal.
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Phi Delta Theta
Phi Gams
Beta House
Sigma Chi
Kappa House
Pi Phi
Weaver
Chi Omega
Thompson
Agnes Thompson
Louisiana Street
Lillian Person
Josephine Lubman
Fort Leavenworth officers to face general court martial
Four army officers at Fort Leavenworth are to be tried by a general court martial on September 29. Captains J W Kilbreth Jr and W B Carr of the Sixth artillery, Captain James B Lindsay, and First Lieutenant Wm J O Loughlis of the Thirteenth infantry face charges. Kilbreth, Carr and Lindsay accused of neglect of duty in failing to prepare descriptive lists and to follow orders. details on O Loughlis charges were not available.
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O’loughlis
Local Visitors and Moves Mentioned in Kansas Notices
A long list of individuals visiting or passing through Kansas cities includes Edgar Sheen in Baldwin, May Morse in Argentina, George Barker and Harry Kelly in Topeka and Kansas City, A L Vandleter from Parsons, the Mutter and Dedrick families visiting Kansas City and Hutchinson, professor visits from Terre Haute and Denver, and students entering KU. Also noted are relocations, university entries, and a few social or editorial side items from the period.
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Edgar Sheen
Baldwin
May Morse
Argentine
George J. Barker
Topeka
Planned Long Vacation Behind Perkins Death Suit
In Topeka two depositions were taken in the Mutual Life Insurance suit seeking to cancel Lucius H. Perkins 100000 policy on his wife’s death in Lawrence. Witnesses D A Valentine and J D Meiarland testified Perkins planned a long vacation and details of his trip and law board exam were shared to avoid exam delays. The insurer argues Perkins died by self harm after taking morphine in his new home, while the family contends the morphine finding supports accidental/unknown causes and that a vacation plan was in progress.
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Parkin
Topeka
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Sife
Lucius HH. ‘Perkins
Lawrence
D. A. Valentine
Supreme Court
J. D. Mei‘arland
State Board of Law Examiners
Perkins
Board of Law’ Examiners
Suon
Insurance Company
American Balloon Enter Berlin Race In October
A. Holland Forbes and Augustus Post have shipped the Forbes balloon Conqueror to Berlin to participate in the international balloon race starting October 11. The Conqueror will be the only American entry in the event. In Mancie Kansas City six Black men robbed eight Italian laborers of $200 in paychecks after surrounding a freight car. Samuel Chuckcare exchanged gunfire and was wounded. Canton and Topeka, Kansas, reports appear unrelated or garbled.
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New York
A. Holland Forbes
Augustus Post
Forbes
Kaiser Wilhelm
America
Mancie
Kansas City
Kans
Samuel
Chuckcare
Peace of the world debate at interparliamentary union
In Berlin the interparliamentary union met to discuss peace and arbitration with German Chancellor Von Buelow insisting peace based on justice. Richard Bartholdt was elected vice president. In Cincinnati Carrie Nation met Taft at his Pike Street address, demanded a liquor discussion and gave a reform speech before Taft declined.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Prince Vonj Buelow
Richard Bartholdt
American Group of Delegates
Union
Carrie Nation
Taft
Cincinnati
Carrie Nationa
Pike Street
Mrs. Nation
Uncle Joe Speaks at Independence Kansas Rally
The independence campaign rally filled the Independence auditorium as Republicans opened their state drive. Special trains from Grenola Caney Cherryvale Coffeyville brought crowds with bands and delegations while Speaker Cannon delivered a fiery, non political farmers focused address and a divisive attack on Bryant and rivals. He defended tariff policy and praised Taft and Roosevelt.
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Kay
Ofansas
Grenola
Caney
Cherryvale
Coffeyville
Cannon
Bristow
Bryant
Taft
Hoosevelt
Hill a Guest of His Workmen on Seventieth Birthday
James J. Hill head of the Great Northern railway was guest of seventy of his workmen at a birthday dinner near Lake Minnetonka aboard a coach attached to the William Crooks. Albert H. Smith, employed since 1868, steered the engine. the event featured a horseshoe arrangement and a locomotive miniature on white rose tracks. Mrs Hill attended as the sole woman present.
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St. Paul
William Crooks
Albert H. Smith
Death Pact Alleged in Dr Rustin Case in Omaha
An attorney linked to a two week old death case claims Dr Frederick T Rustin joined a death by own action club. He says the group of desperate men sought death as the only relief from financial and moral distress, with meetings linked to where Rustin first met Mrs Abbie Rice. Details await the September 24 preliminary hearing.
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Omaha
Frederick T. Rustin
Dr. Rustin
Rustin
Austin
Abbie Rice
Emporia Acts to Ban Malt Sales Citywide
Emporia city officials signed a notice forbidding sale of malt and similar beverages to druggists and others, allowing only medicinal mechanical and scientific uses. The move, drafted by City Attorney J Harvey Frith and endorsed by Mayor J H Glotfelter, sets fines and delivery terms and will be circulated soon.
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Kan
J.harvey Frith
J. H. Glotfelter
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