Cabinet Favors Revision in Dreyfus Case and Estherhazy Saga
Paris reports the cabinet supports a revision of the Dreyfus trial with documents to be sent to Cassation. Rochefort accuses Esterhazy of payoffs to secure documents, cites 1000 francs and 600 francs monthly, notes his flight to London and questions funding. Also summarized are other brief items on Roosevelt, Maria Teresa, and a ship collision.
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Five Men Drown After Lighter Monitor Sinks
Five men perish when the river lighter Monitor foundered in St Marys river near Sault Ste Marie Michigan. Meantime forest fires sweep mountain counties Denver area Eagle and Routt with heavy timber losses reported across Colorado.
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Colorado
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Rond
France to Recognize Filipino Republic Says Heng Meng
London dispatch reports from Hong Kong quote a trustworthy source claiming France will recognize the Filipino republic. Negotiations on the subject are said to be advancing at Mails where three French warships are present. Meanwhile a circus train wreck at Wisondale injures several, with two men killed.
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Preach
Globe
France
Garcia Denounces Cuban Provisional Government In Interview
In Santiago on September 2 Garcia rejected the Cuban provisional authorities, declaring he would not follow orders from a two person cabinet. He said he resigned the Cuban army after clashing with Gen Shafter over troops entering towns, and criticized the provisional government as illegitimate while noting the Spanish officers still hold influence.
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Iowa safe crackers blamed for Missouri Pacific robbery
Kansas City police, chasing Missouri Pacific robbery suspects, report three men James Morgans John Ryan and James McLeer arrested in St Joseph are believed to be Iowa safe crackers. They carried hundreds in burned money from the Pacific Express safe blast. Police hope they may still link to the Missouri Pacific gang and delay departure until fully verified. A J Joseph dispatch notes Morgan McRiver and Ryan may have no ties to the Missouri Pacific robbery, instead involved in a bank heist at Glenwood Town netting over 500 in currency.
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James Mclleer
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Pacifico Express Company
Dawson
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Hayes
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Ryan
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Botoa Valley State Bank
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SGUC
Fear of an outbreak among Indians in Miseecseta
Fear spreads as Loch Lake Indians threaten to burn Great Northern property after arrests of tribe members for whisky selling. Uprisings cited as reaction to road crossing resupply and US marshal actions. Reports also cover Dewey’s Manila reinforcement, a tall Turkish wrestler, and war department assurances on Philippine threats.
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Casa Like
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Arresia
United States
Walker
Germany
Washington
War Department
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Manila
Three Suspects Arrested in Train Robbery Probe
St Joseph Missouri police report arresting three men James Morgan John Ryan and James McAlear suspected in last Friday night robbery of a Missouri Pacific passenger train near Kansas City. They were found with 2400 in silver and attempted to change it to paper currency as investigators cited.
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Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Riller to Leave First Brigade for Manila Move
Brigadier General Miller contemplates Manila departure with the Second Brigade under Col Funston, including the Kansas and Tennessee regiments, as rain prompts repair orders for tentage and Major Rafter reports slight sickness among Twentieth Kansas troops.
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New England Loan and Trust Co Placed Under Receiver
The New England Loan and Trust company, with Kansas City as its western base, has been named in receivership after failing to close on western boom town loans. Otto Banhart of Continental Trust was named receiver in New York, with headquarters in Kansas City. The firm holds 5.01 million in loans and 675,000 cash, with a capital of 825,000 and a 100,000 surplus. Losses on city property and western farm loans blamed for the collapse, while Des Moines remains the home office and branches extend to Oklahoma and nearby towns.
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Aguinaldo’s Sept message praises US and seeks aid
Aguinaldo airs a cordial note to the American president, Congress, and people pledging friendship and gratitude. He defends moves against Spain, says Americans can help end colonial rule, and warns of potential reinforcements of 19,000 Spanish troops if Spain remains.
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Kipling at Gloucester Captains Courageous tale origins
A Philadelphia Press correspondent recalls meeting Rudyard Kipling in Gloucester. The friendly captain shows model boats, recalls a debate over Kipling's money questions, and notes the author’s “Captains Courageous” first chapter was dialect written in Gloucester.
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Philadelphia Press
Markets by Wire Chicago Grain and Livestock Report
Chicago grain bids for wheat and corn show Sept shipments with steady to weaker futures. Kansas City reports mixed oats and rye, with prairie and barley prices noted. Livestock receipts vary with cattle, calves, hogs and sheep showing broad ranges and steady to weak tone across streams.
Vacant Travel Rates and Schedules Across Cities
A garbled list of rail and travel fares shows round trip and one way prices to cities including Wichita Ottawa Chicago Omaha Kansas City Lousiana and St Louis with various travel windows from September to October. The document mentions multiple organizations and events such as horse shows and Knights Templar gatherings, each with specific travel deadlines and prices.
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Fair
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Air
Momemeree
All Pointe East
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