Trialday at Rennes Court Martial Trials Dreyfus Case
Largest attendance since opening of the trial as witnesses including M. Charles de Freycinet and others testify. Dreyfusards favorable notes mix with tension as Cordier's testimony shifts opinion and Mercier defies expectations amid ongoing debate over bordereau origin and potential adjournment implications.
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Rennes
Dreyfussrds
Col
Cordier
Intelligence Department
Henry
Sandberr
Sandherr
Dreyfosards
Esterhazy
Col. Cordier
Borderean
Newty
Mercier
Freystatter
Jonast
Racholy
M. Charles de Sanles der
Pionster
Dreyst Rer
Euatita Yfus
Scheurercesther
Hold Tennioee
IBS Cote PeLon de Freycinette
M. Higt
France
Inneves
Deroulede Protests Rile French President in Paris
In Paris on August 29 M Paul Deroulede founder of the League of Patriots and a deputy voiced strong protests directed at the French president. The remarks reflect mounting tension between political factions during the era.
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Paris
M. Paul Deroulede
The
League of Patriots
French deputy in custody writes to President Loubet
Angouleme division deputy arrested August 12 at Croissey estate near Paris and held in the Conciergerie. He protests Royalist conspiracy charges and accuses Loubet policy of baseness. He demands trial without delay and urges submission to historic judgment.
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League of Patriots
Mr. Loubet
M. Loubet
High Court of Justice
M. Deroulede
Las
Yen
German press debates spy case and Dreyfus links
Berlin reports the Cologne Gazette replying to foreign press on the Dreyfus affair. It cites failures of Panizzardi and Col Schneider to sway the French, argues Col Schwarzkoppen’s intervention would be futile, and notes Buĺuse’s declarations and Schwarzkoppen’s 1897 denials. The Tageblatt adds the government might name the real spy.
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Berlin
Cologne
Panizzardi
Schneider
Col Schwarzkoppen
Germany
Count von Buluse
Wii
Col. Schwarzkoppen
Dreyfus
the Tageblatt
Wheeler Assigned to Manila Command Under McArthur
General Wheeler is ordered to report to General McArthur and take command of General Funston's brigade now led by Col. Liscum. He will proceed to San Fernando after a week of visiting lines and believes Otis will push rapid progress with more troops. He notes health conditions are better and the Los Angeles railroad will be restored within a week as headquarters move.
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Manila
Wheeler
McArthur
Funston
Liscum
San Fernando
Associated Press
Otis
Los Angeles
Exile Crisis and Prison Breaks Across Worlds
Reports from Pretoria and London describe rising tensions as Uitlander cries and Milner aims clash with Kruger plans. Boer forces ready for war. exodus from Johannesburg nears 15 000 as Bechuanaland fears Boers. In Idaho and Washington, Wardner prison escape leads to manhunt and Crawford capture in Missoula.
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London
Capetown
Daily Mail
Johannesburg
Tranavaal
House of Assembly
Bechuanaland
Rochester Yacht Club Seeks Seawanhaka Cup Deed Details
A Rochester Yacht Club letter to Seawanhaka Corinthing Yacht Club requests information on conditions of the Seawanhaka Cup deed now held by Royal St Lawrence Yacht Club of Montreal. Commodore Albert G Wright says Rochester plans to build and equip a challenger boat this fall and winter for entry next year against St Lawrence for the trophy.
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New York
Seawanhaka- Corinthing Yacht Club
Oyster Bay
S. 1
Rochester Yacht Club
Rochester
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club
Montreal
Albert G. Wright
St. Lawrence
Barrie Visits Plymouth Tender For Shamrock
David Barrie American representative of Sir Thomas Lipton accompanied by Captain Matthews inspected the steam yacht Plymouth in Boston for tender duties to Shamrock. Barrie made notes on needed improvements and left at noon for Newport.
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Boston
Mass
David Barrie
Sir Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Matthews
Erin
Plymouth
Barrie
Thomas Lipton
Newport
Death by Own Action Shocks Irish County
Dublin reports J M Sinclair high sheriff of Donegal killed himself after learning his daughter, aged 18, had reportedly drowned in another part of the country. The drowning story was later found false, causing a nationwide uproar and the author of the false report remains unknown.
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Dublin
J. M. Sinclair
Donegal
Fire destroys Kingston Telephone Exchange and works
Fire in Kingston Jamaica destroys the Telephone Exchange and public works warehouse, caused by a mishap to the street car trolley wire. Loss is estimated at £6000.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Telephone Exchange and Public Works Warehouse
Two Big Fights at the Aud on West Coast Card
In DuBuggne Iowa Aug 29 6000 fans packed the auditorium for a static carnival. A 20 round prelim between Clarion Forbes and Don Suffield Chicago for the 108 pound west championship lasted eleven rounds with Forbes winning by a right jab knockout. George Siler voted as referee. Joe Choynski California won a 20 round bout over Jimmy Ryan Australia.
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DuBuggne
Iowa
Clarion Forbes
Don Suffield
Chicago
Forbes
Suffield
George Siler
Joe Choynski
California
Jimmy Ryan
Australia
Death in bicycle collision at Saratoga
Lewis Blair, superintendent of the Saratoga and Greenwich Electric road, died after his bicycle struck a buggy. A shaft pierced his body. he stood briefly before collapsing and dying that night in Saratoga on August 29.
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Saratoga
Lewis Blair
Blair
Sphylerville and
Greenwich
Informed British Report on Transvaal Reserve Shortages
The St Jamen Gazette cites General Joubert inspection findings showing nine tenths of reserve swells and cartridges in Pretoria forts were inefficient and that Europe issued an immediate renewal order.
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London
St. Jamen
Joubert
Transvaal
Pretoria
Europe
Alpine disaster claims missing climber’s body
A search for Frauline Johan ends with the discovery of a mutilated body at the foot of a rock 200 metres high after a climb on Planica in Juliano. Items listed include tin, Strass, and various currencies. No further details on the incident are provided.
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New York
Vienna
Frauline Johan
Straus
Juna Stein
Planica
Spolter
Alps
Riots break out over street railway strike in Cleveland
Rioting and disorder erupted in Cleveland on August 29 amid the Big Consolidated Street Railway strike. Four cars were nearly demolished as crews fled. Order was restored after 80 men under Captain Hraday fought to quell the disturbance.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Consolidated Street Railway
Hraday
American officers return to Havana with relief payout
The report states 38,692 people in Havana received a share totaling 2,526,900 dollars in relief funds.
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Havana
Santo Domingo revolution seen as national demand for good government
Nelson B. Clarke of Boston reports the Santo Domingo revolt aims at effective governance and financial solvency with annexation as the solution. Jiminez arrives at Santiago de Cuba but is denied landing and placed under arrest by Governor Wood.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Nelson B. Clarke
Boston
Santo Domingo
Republic
Jiminez
San Domingo
Clark
Santiago de Cuba
Republic of Santo Domingo
Geo. Leonard Wood
Hiyana
Anarchist Plot Uncovered Near Paris Exhibition Target
Police in Brazil uncover an anarchist association based in Sao Paulo 40 miles from Santo. A young girl named Gabriella is said to have started a voyage to destroy Paris Exhibition buildings by dynamite. Several arrests include two editors of anarchist panels in the city.
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Rio Janeiro
San Paulo
Santo
Lot
Gabriella
Banquet Honors Paul Johnson Smelter Expert
The Board of Trade hosted a large banquet for Paul Johnson, noted smelter leader who plans a major New York capital backed project. He announced a Greenwood City copper smelter site at Copper Creek with surveying starting tomorrow and operations set for next spring. Greenwood favored as ore flows to the facility amid bids from Midway and Grand Forks.
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Board of Trade
Paul Johnson
Boundary Country
New York
Mother Lode
British Columbia
Johnson
America
Greenwood City
Copper Creek
Greenwood
Midway
Grand Forks
Eighteen Hundred Trout Taken By Trail Camp Party
A party of anglers from Rossland and Spokane fished Moyie River last week, catching at least 1800 trout in five days from Yahk to Goatfell. The catch included 700 fish shipped to Trail and provided along the route. The group returned to Trail last Sunday elated with the camping grounds.
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Trail
Moyie River
Frank Brown
John Beckett
James Jordan
Rossland
Henry Ewert
Emil
Spokane
Crow's Nest Pass
Kootenay Landing
Yahk
Moyie Lake
Goatfell
Palewey
Fred Cook to Visit British Columbia Lodges
Ottawa journalist Fred Cook, Supreme Grand Vice President of the Sons of England Benefit Society, will arrive in Nelson. Members of Nelson Lodge are asked to meet at 8 p.m. Friday September 1st for a lodge opening followed by a social gathering.
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Fred Cook
Ottawa
Press Association
Vancouver
British Columbia
Sona of England Benefit Society
Cook
John Watson
Nelson Lodge
5. O.B
Cuban Soldiers Receive Disbursement Allocation
Havana August 29. The commission distributing the 3 000 000 dollars appropriated to pay off Cuban soldiers who surrendered their army to the authorities continues its work.
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Havana
Davis team prize claimed by 8th Royal Rifles Quebec
In the Dominion of Canada match at Queen's ranges the 8th Royal Rifles of Quebec captured the Davis team prize. Lt Monroe of the 44th Battalion led with 98, while Pte Fleming and Sgt Cilros earned cash prizes for scores of 94 and 98 respectively. Fleming is a brother-in-law of Lieut George Beer.
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Ottawa
Royal Rifles
Quebec
Dominion of Canada
Queen's Ranges
Jet Bwaie
G. N. Mitchell
Nick Batali
Winnipeg
Monroe
Batallion
Mitchell
A. Fleming
Brandon
Infantry
Cilros
Battallion
Pte
Fleming
George Beer
No Truth In It Report On High Commission Reunion
Ottawa reports no confirmation of a Washington reunion of the High Commission to draft a Congress report. Canada has set its stance on the Alaskan Boundary matter and other issues remain untouched.
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Ottawa
High Commission
Washington
Congress
Canada
Mrs Traill Dead in Lakefield at 97
Mrs Catharine Parr Traill a well known subject died at her Lakefield home in her 98th year Funeral arrangements set for Thursday Local obituary notes her long life and position in the community
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Lakefield
Baseball scores from Montreal to Washington
A list of baseball results across cities includes Montreal over Worcester 6 to 5 and 7 to 8 for the second game, Syracuse 5 over Springfield 6, Hartford 4 over Rochester, Minneapolis 4 over Detroit 0, Milwaukee 8 over Buffalo 6, St Paul 8 over Grand Rapids 2, Kansas City 7 over Chicago 2, New York 6 over Louisville 7, Philadelphia 8 over Pittsburg 8, Brooklyn 6 over Cleveland 1, Boston 9 over Cleveland 8, and Cincinnati 4 over Baltimore 5 with Washington posting 18.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Baltimore
St. Louis
Washington
Hankow Incident to be settled by arbitration
In Hankow, Pekin, it was arranged between Russian Minister M De Giers and British Chargé d Affaires Bax Ironsides to submit the Hankow incident to arbitration.
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Pekin
M. de Giers
Mr. Bax Ironsides
Plague Reports Rise in Oporto
In Oporto on August 20, officials reported one new severe bubonic plague case and three mild cases. The bulletin confirms ongoing transmission and health authorities monitor the outbreak.
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Oporto
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