Dreyfus Pardoned by French Ministers Amid Court Martial Reversal
Paris reports that Captain Alfred Dreyfus was pardoned by the French Council of Ministers, effect to take place in days. The reversal of his court martial verdict ends the treason case and the appeal is withdrawn. Dreyfus and his ally Ivie may be sent abroad to avoid demonstrations as Paris reacts with calm.
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Council of Ministers
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Ivie
Ivie Anid Dreyfan
Dreytue
Port of Vic
Droits del Homme
Lahourer- Kestner
Paris
the Figaro
Rennes
Martal
Ureyfue
United States
Dreyfus Restill
E. Scheurer- Keatner
Acost
Princes Narrowly Escape Royal Train Collision in England
Prince and Princess Hohelsbe-Langenburg survived a rail crash at Balmoral travel to visit Queen Victoria, their rear salon car half telescoped, with only a severe shaking. Elsewhere reports note yellow fever rising in Key West with near 400 cases, 54 cages and two deaths in a week, Odd Fellows Jubilee draws about 5 000 attendees in Detroit, mines in Carterville idle awaiting coroner verdict, limited state representation at rust conference, and American jockeys Sloan and Skeets Martin winning in London racing events.
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England
Perth
Bootland
Prince
Princess Hohelsbe-Langenburg
Saxe Coburg-Gotha
Balmoral
Royal Salon
Cuba's Pitiful State and Cuban Relief Efforts
A Cuban relief official reports dire drought damage across Cuba with ruined crops including sugar cane and corn. He warns of idle cities and stalled prosperity as American loans and aid efforts struggle to restart livelihoods.
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W York
Sept. l
W. W. Toward
Cuban Industrial Relief Fund
Cuba
Unite States
Besa Han
Elrentaniin
Alander
Hom
American prisoners in Philippines and other dispatches
Cable reports MacArthur may enter negotiations with Aguinaldo for the release of American prisoners including Lieut. Gilmore and others from the Yorktown. Secretary Root doubts this may yield peace in the islands. Also notes ships and troop movements for Manila and Venezuela tensions, plus local crime in Georgia and park expansion in Tennessee.
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Ola
Saya MacArthur
Agulnsido
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Otia
Tr Fg
Yorktown
Otle
Root
Islands
Philippine and Domestic News Briefs From Manila to Sedalia
Items from Sept 19 report Admiral Watson s消息 in Manila describing a clash at Sao Fabian with about 800 insurgents repulsed and no casualties for Paragua. Other notices note Col John D Milley’s death in Manila, Lawrence Gardner’s death in DC, Chicago Democratic HQ setup, Maltby home fire in Sedalia, laborie Dreyfus lodging in Folkestone, a failed libel verdict in Troy, and July Philippine receipts totaling 732 848 dollars.
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Washingtoo
Navy Department
Admiral Watson
Manila
Davidson
Parague
Sao Fabian
Lingeyeo Gulf
Inaurgenta
Paragua
Davideon
Sedalia
A. N. Maltby
Gage
Washington
Arizona
Chicago
Philippines
War Department
Pampanga Fires At Suspected Flibusterer Off Luzon
The American gunboat Pampanga chased the British steamer Yen-Nang from Manila to Hong Kong. In a night pursuit about 30 miles off Luzon’s north coast the Pampanga fired three shots as the steamer ignored the first shells. After the third shell exploded near her, Yen-Nang stopped and the Pampanga’s commander boarded to apologize for a mistaken chase.
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Pampange
Manila
Hong Hong
Luzon
Pampanga
Troubles at Chicago Labor Unions Clash With Fall Festival
Chicago reports that labor unions and the festival committee hit a climax as festival talks suspended preparations until unions decide on a strike against federal buildings arches and other preliminaries. The dispute centers on replacing a cornerstone with one cut by union labor.
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Chicago
Federal
Federal Building
War fears and Boer diplomacy stir London papers
London papers report uncertain peace prospects as rumors claim a new Boer message to Britain. Troops leave Cape Town for Kimberley while markets fret over Transvaal risk and possible British action. Pretoria asserts unity in policy with the Orange Free State.
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Transvaal
Pall Mall Gazette
Daily Chronicle
Orange Bree
Orange River
Vaal
Greens
Pretoria
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Mabie Sturies
Blacofontein
Phe
Canfer
Grange
Hourspiex
Kinberly
Pvithin Aaverk
Hobrs Maan Artillery
Tannen
Sept. UW
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Larlag
Buffalo River
Afeiender Gund
Thad
Alban
Bloemfontein
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W. Relisz
Reltz
Orange Free State
Volksraad
Regiment of United States infantry sails for Philippines from Chicago
The Thirtieth United States Infantry, a newly recruited unit, begins its move west from Chicago for service in the Philippines. The regiment showcases a wide mix of trades and professions among its men including bridge builders, wagonmakers, physicians, teachers, printers, engineers, firemen, machinists, and more, highlighting a highly educated corps. Rabies reports in Great Britain show one case in the 34 weeks to July 15, versus higher totals in prior years.
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United States Infantry
Philippines
Chicago
United States
Stea
Brudents
Great Britain
Poisoned cake justice tale and odd lecture notes
A fragmented tale describes Li Aung Chang style justice in which a premier orders decapitation after a poisoned cake plot. The piece also notes a lecture claiming humans can regain ear-wagging muscles and cites scattered newspaper clippings about humorous or curious anecdotes.
Prosperity rising in Argentina says minister Buchanan
William J. Buchanan arriving in New York from Buenos Ayres says Argentina’s prosperity grows yearly. Wool and cattle exports have expanded, currency has appreciated, and trade with the United States is increasing with a favorable balance. He praises Gen. Ries and urges more US-Argentina dealings.
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William J. Buchanan
Argentine Republic
New York
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Ries
United States
England
Germany
New York Chief Sees Auto Fire Engine Potential
Chief Edward F. Croker of New York City states autos could replace horses for fire response. After a 40 mile Bronx test, he favors an American auto maker and notes his district from City Island to Coney Island demands faster travel. He envisions auto engines and hose cars with speeds up to 60 miles per hour on level roads and capable of climbing hills without horses.
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Edward F. Croker
New York City
Croker
Bronx
City Island
Coney Island
Markets by Wire and Live Stock Reports
Markets by Wire from Chicago and Kansas City detail grain bids and futures for September through December including corn oats and oats prices. Live stock receipts and prices show beef cattle calves and hogs with regional variations and overall market strength or weakness.
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Ghain
Maneas Crow
Wumar
Whest
Bard
Ocomm
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