Dreyfus Trial Witnesses Highlight Confession Claims
A lengthy session details Maj. Purciseti and Maj. Morzine testimony about the alleged Dreyfus confession. Capt. Lebrun-Reneault and others deny or challenge the statements while the court weighs the credibility of each account amid the ongoing cassation debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Tabori
Lebtin-Tesnolt
Dreyfus
Tor
Han
Chamber of Deputies
M. Cavignac
Heine Swwlicien
Janie
Dreytun
Lebron-Henrikts
Cattel
Lebrun-liee
Dune Willianneal Nevew
Maj
Morzine
Midi Peisin
Fis
Ute Anil
Droyfus
Declivine
Peyer
le Reed
Lebrin-Renault
Vallel
Fhak Neithe
Oner
Gebeuc-Renpall
Gouse
Porguelt
Gebruchenault
Puconetti
Forninetth
de Boisdefire
Treyfus
Market conditions and price shifts in wheat and trades
The report notes steady business with rising price expectations and strong demand, while wheat, corn, and oats decline amid liquidation. It cites heavy forward contracts and shipments, with retail prices pressured by larger receipts and anticipated movement. Weekly business failures are at a multi-decade low, contrasting with prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewe
Decorah
Madera
Beoltaney
Mans
Mile
Volton
Bradeleul
Raninenes
Iuin
Dreyfus Trial Eyed By Court Martial Testimony
The report details court martial proceedings with witness statements on Dreyfus and Germain, including Capt Carvalho and Gen Sebert, noting hydro pneumatic mechanics and bordereau authorship. It records strong testimony for and against Dreyfus, and remarks on character and reliability of witnesses amid the trial's progression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennes
Alfred Dreyfus
Ser Eice
Dibaail
de Vavisian Iioml
ML de Levue
Pat
Geran
Mutnu
Tadvon
Croes
Oh Vubrenil Neste
M. Peshori
Germain
Dreyfus
Alsane
Drefus
Maj
Infreville
Geremain
Carvalho
Tireytus
Geo. Sebert Folliwell
Sebert
Polytechnic
Dueros
Pension Bureau Report on Union and Confederate Pensions
A summary of the pension bureau's annual report detailing expenditures, total disbursements, and the number of pensioners including survivors across the United States, Ireland, Germany, and England. It notes rejections, proposed legislation to extend benefits to certain Confederate veterans, and calls for reforms to prevent fraudulent claims under existing laws. It also covers reenlistments, rules of evidence, and the bureau’s liberal interpretation of pension laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leys
Gaginet Srota
Pines
Psdtevinnet Snarings
Willows
Bureau
Spain
Genults Ter
Bern
Boiler Explosion Hits Copemish Plant Killing Three
A boiler explosion at Chapman & Sargent's bowl factory in Copemish, Michigan, 80 miles north of Manistee, killed three men and fatally injured four others. Names given include Les Haady Peng Melafont and Estabrook. Oliver Sanders Robard Peterson Charles Taylor Howard Ketcham and George Ries were injured or scalded. The mill workers faced total ruin with debris scattered 80 rods, and the loss to the factory estimated at $4,000. Handy, the director, was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manistee
Mich
Chapman & Sargent
Copemish
Here
Les Haady
Peng Melafont
Estabrook
Oliver Sanders
Robard Peterson
Charles Taylor
Howard Ketcham
George Ries
Handy
War Seems Certain as Kruger Speaks on War Likelihood
London dispatch cites Pretoria note that President Kruger said war was practically certain. Boers reportedly stockpiling ammunition and preparing for action, with 40 rounds for practice. US state department warns of protective measures for Americans in Transvaal amid rising tensions with Great Britain and the Boer republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pretoria
Morning Post
Kruger
Willaneniser
Hasa
Tam
Washinton
State Department
Armericans
Five Men Die In Explosion At Republic Tron Works
An explosion at the Republic Tron Works caused the death of five men and significant damage to the plant. Immediate responders fought the blaze as authorities, including named workers and a company official, arrived to assess casualties and determine fault. The event disrupted daytime operations and prompted a safety inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Athens
Punish the natives near Cebu in hill ambush action
Dispatches report American troops under Col Bayless with two field pieces attacking a native band in the Cebu hills after an ambush that wounded four soldiers. The Americans suffered no casualties, some slight prostrations. The US cruiser Charleston landed guards to protect the city as fourth infantry prepared a reception for insurgents who then halted plans to attack Jia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Cebu
Bayless
Oer
United States
Charleston
Jia
General Jaarton establishes municipal government system in towns
Washington reports General Jaarton toured Ting of Wiche vision towns including Sta Anna Panda ean San Felipe and created in each a complete system of local self government. He summoned principal men, explained American aims, and formed ward head men as managers of affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jaarton
Phi
Manila
War Department
Stati Anna
Pandaean
San Felipe
Alairs
Ace Caring
Dawn
Syston
Figueroa Abdicates. Jimenes Poised for Power in Santo Domingo
Reports from Cape Mastien and Santo Domingo confirm President Figueroa of the Dominican Republic has abdicated in favor of Jimenes. A provisional government forms as forces move to secure control. Washington confirms the resignation and notes a largely bloodless revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecile
Essinomiesst
Cape Mastien
Hayii
Figueroa
Dominicant Republic
Jimenes
Tautiage de Culat
Tuan Thidra Jimenes
Sito Lomingo
Steiner
George Cruise
Wood
Jirooke
Lim
Himenys
Santo Dosmingo Qinouuengy
Washington
Navy Department
Santo Nanciago
Capt
Longnecker
New Orleans
Dpuer
Mita
Viguero
Troops Returning From Manila In Detention Schedule
Gen Otis reports the transport Java will repatriate all state volunteers from the Philippines. The dispatch lists the ships Mawike and several others sailing in September to bring home volunteers, with orders to return troops in the same sailing order. Troop units named include Washington Twenty fourth Kangus Tennessee Pittyfest Java Nevada cavalry Wyoming cavalry and others in that sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Otis
War Department
Manila
Java
Para
Len
Mawike
Phiippines
Pennssylvania
Newport
Ohio
Philippines
Kangus
Nevada Cavalry
Wyoming
Samoan Annexation Discussed by Chief Justice
Chief Justice William L. Chambers of Samoa arrives in Atlanta en route to Washington to discuss the annexation of one island with Secretary Hay. He notes annexation by a treaty power as the likely solution, citing Samoa’s strategic location and harbors as valuable to global commerce, while warning no power is ready to concede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
William L. Chambers
Samoa
Washington
Hay
Ala“pam
Chambers
Aly
South Pacific
Road feud ends in gunfire and arrest at Coleman
In Coleman Michigan on September 1 John Melcher and William Graves argued over closing a highway piece. Melcher drew a revolver and fired, wounding Graves in the knee. Graves’s wife charged, Melcher fled, later captured. a second shooting occurred as Graves retrieved the gun. Melcher was jailed as deputies pursued a suspect in a separate incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Mich
John Melchier
Willia de Graves
Melcher
Graves
Meleher
Melehen
Liee
Tad Ban
Heme
Melchion
Creord
Porter
Atate
Wisconsin State News Briefs on Fair, Murders and Damages
Wisconsin state news briefs report on a state fair event with a horse exhibition and automobile races, plus a fatal electric car accident in Racine killing Eugene Sprague and Mabel Sehusdacher. It also mentions a murder inquiry in Madison and civil damages filed in Marinette due to a cave-in at the Florence mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin State Fair
Andor
Syesial
Dulloom
Hve Kle
Eugene Sprague
Mich
Mabel Sehusdacher
Racine
City Hall
Rachne
Belin Mincher
Wisconsin Good Roads Schedule and Waukesha Murder
The official schedule for Wisconsin good roads conventions lists city dates from Milwaukee to Madison, dated by Secretary Bella Harber. In Waukesha a man, George Eckert, killed his sleeping wife then sent himself to jail with a relative. insanity pleas are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Bella
Harber
Kau Claire
Milwaukee
Kenosha
la Crosse
Hau Claire
Wausau
Ashland
Oshkush
Green Bay
Manitowoc
Waukesha
Racine
Janesville
Madison Istabe
George Eckert
Eckert
Tre
Murder suicide follows quarrel in Marshfield home
William Moran of Marshfield shot his wife then killed himself after a domestic separation. Moran, a farmhand on the Northwestern road, left four children aged two to twelve. The man’s act followed a home dispute. neighbors report they had not lived together for some time. Moran’s case closes a tragic family episode with no license issue resolved here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moran
Marshfield
Morat
Moran
Fragmented notes from an early 20th century Wisconsin report
The text lists scattered items including a state auditor ledger showing Milwaukee pension disbursements of 7,001,809 with expenses 27,716, mentions a fatal accident near Oearnta involving a train, and references multiple damaged or garbled entries about persons, drownings, thefts, fires, and local incidents in cities like Milwaukee, Kenosha, Chicago, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
Siscnt
Milwaukee Pension Agency
John King
Oneida
Oearnta
Ruplinger & Co
Aires Joss
Whitveers
Washington
Wisconsin Twuse Art Store
Willian Mpoeger
Kenosha
Ie Jo Chivago
Maglin Ackerman
Marl Wiehington
Irvin Gray
Goode Jol Chada
Aesedents
Doe Yowarta
Britte Perehers
Tony
Bimeel
Eange
Lou Homnmster
Cubay
Anailty Jy
Kaeine
East Wo
Pearl
Cthenee
der Sles
Btn
Froutie Philips Y Wines
Otis
Dor
Claire
Tis Falls
Niles
Qhippewa
Mayette
Luc
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Lebrur
Renzult
Maj. Purciseti
Barisen
Steenety Sa
Abed
Uaph
Leiau
Cassarion
Ieee
Maire
Lahborl
Maj. Porainetti
Col. Joudaust
Paty de Clunt
Maj. Morconetti
Polo
Soto
Hote
Marginetti
Arcane
Uoormergay
Lolwun
Bruges
Talia
Dee
Seberts
Mercier
Daeros
Drewtus
Fieydlig
Penny
Witten Peebings
Aula Marshons
Cnn
Wastin
Uncle Sam
Dusual
Eve Us
Veralag Bis Bureau
Aceitend Deo Mavenry
Copeming
Wits
Ani Tus Duves
Agi Sevyich
Heebeark
Willy
Mar Bat Dorsey
Louiedi
Maire Cinergy
Gouilty
Aires
Toto Cunipe
Leanne Eblyibe
Langieo
Municipal
Manila Papers
Itera
Myevaes
Kugeis Deer Tifton
Hallie
Ellenge
Figuereo
Santa Duominge
Olly
Samoa Islands
Wisconsin State News
Tilate Te Waa
Chang Good
T Tueiner
Madison
Hat Good
Haboos
Hin
Florence
Suite
Marinette
Morenee Iron River Company
Mary Breitaman
William J ‘Breitaman
Frederik Bhar
Arthur Bhar
Wicks
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