Dreyfus Nears Freedom Amid Esterhazy Evidence
Paris May 29 The defense argued that Esterhazy, not Dreyfus, is the guilty party citing letters and police reports. Ballot de Beaupare called for liberty for an innocent man, while noting Esterhazy’s hostile writings and a potential motive tied to dissipation. The court adjourned after a sermonlike session with few spectators present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Mornard
Dreyfus
Esterhazy
M. Ballot de Beaupre
M. Guenes
Prefecture of Police
M. Ballot de Beaupare
France
Baron Rothschild
Supreme Court
Ballot de Beauparc
Talbot
Marquis de Gallifot
M. Mazeau
Easterhazy
Easterbury
Court of Cassation
Chenoine
M. de Beaupare
Court Leaders Named in Manila Formalities
Manila May 29 The court at Manila lists Arulla Col Crowder and Gregorio Aranite as chiefs. Justices of the criminal branch include Raymcende Melliza Ambrosio Roangaros Juli Liorento Major Young and Captain Birkhimoth. Attorney General Florrentio Torres attends as the correspondence with the American Supreme Court outlines the oath prescribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Arulla
Col. Crowder
Gregorio Aranite
Raymcende Melliza
Ambrosio Roangaros
Juli Liorento
Major Young
Birkhimoth
Florrentio Torres
American Supreme Court
Philippines Courts to Use Spanish Language Officially
The article notes that Spanish will be the official language of the courts in the Philippines. It cites Major General Otis deciding against adopting the English code to avoid disrupting long usage, favoring native language usage. It also reports two New York correspondents barred for fabricating an interview with General Lawton dated May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Authority
United States of America
Philippines
Otis
New York
Lawton
Bittner Theatre Company In Nelson Mixed Review
The Bittner troupe opened a week at the Nelson Opera House with strong actors but included a vulgar motion picture that caused exitions. The company’s staging of Young Mrs Winthrope drew praise for its power and sentiment, led by Waldron and Bittner with Miss Choate and Miss Bittner in notable roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bittner
Nelson
Annable
Bill
Waldron
Melbourne MacDowell
Herbert
Salton
Miss Choate
Gay Land
Derby starters loom large as Flying Fox favored
London May 29 The Derby at Epsom Downs is expected to be a walkover for Flying Fox in the one and a half mile classic. Latest betting lists Flying Fox at 2 to 1 and other probables including Holocanal 4 to 1 against Oppressor 121 to 1 and Damoules 25 to 1 with several long shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Flying Fox
Progress Is Now Assured by-Laws Pass in Nelson Vote
Citizens of Nelson approve six measures with a large majority. By-law No 1 secures 15,000 dollars to extend sewerage as the city outgrows its system. A steel pipe from Cottonwood Lake will deliver year round water, and $10,000 finances city building construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Cottonwood Lake
Doolittle
Kim
Noleon
Deston
Nelsor
The Miner Moves to Baker Street New Quarters
The Meyer is relocating to Baker Street between the Imperial Bank and James Lawrence Hardware, with offices now housed there. By today the plant should be running, and printing operations resume. The new, commodious premises will allow the Miner to improve work, with the job department touted as best equipped in the Kootenays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Baker Street
Imperial Bank
James Lawrence Hardware Company
Kootenays
Nelson
Nelson Council Bypass bylaw Moves Ahead Amid Debate
The council pushes three bylaws to boost waterworks and grant street railway and gas franchise rights. Supporters cite need for water supply, employment, and local commerce while opponents critique past decisions and fiscal risks. Construction aims to start soon with promised economic gains for Nelson.
Nelson elects aldermen supporters of reform in bylaws vote
Voters in Nelson show subdued elation as aldermen aligned with reform agendas win the bylaws vote. Campaigns by opponents of the IGASULeS were vigorous but fail to sway the outcome. Balloting proceeds through the day with late voters at the Fire Hall and east ward results mirroring the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Deroulede and Herbert Trial Over Inciting Soldiers
In Paris on May 20 the trial of M. Deroulede and Marcel Herbert proceeded on charges of inciting soldiers to insubordination during the Loubet presidential election. The courtroom audience included M. Kochoort and Colonel Montet, with the defendant declaring he would have preferred a commander in chief and that he had no choice. The court adjourned amid cries of Vive Deroulede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Deroulede
Marcel Herbert
Loubet
M. M. Kochoort
Montettt
Bray Son Oopr
Devteje Geabowl
Peace Conference progresses on mediation and arbitration plans
At The Hague on May 21 the drafting subcommittee discussed six articles amid Russian style amendments. Count Nigra proposed an international mediation and arbitration scheme while the American plan wants a temporary panel of arbitrators. A separate note: mobilization can continue during mediation. Naval and military sections met desultorily, with little anticipated progress. British envoy Henry Howard hosted a grand reception for delegates and Dutch leaders.
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The
Hague
Arbitration Committee
Count Nigra
Netherlands
Henry Howard
Thej
Prisoner Recaptured in New York Shooting Case
William H. Hol land bookmaker jailed in New York after he shot Samuel Heller ticket seller for Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show in a saloon on April 5. He was arrested and held in 3500 bail for examination on February 2 on felonious assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wm. H. Holland
Samuel Heller
Jane
Dreyfus Trial Continues With Long Reading Session
In Paris on May 20 the afternoon was spent with M Ballor de Beao Pare reading extracts from and analyzing the statement of Mornard the Dreyfus counsellor. Madame Dreyfus statement recited facts already fully published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Ballor de Beaopare
M. Mornard
Madame Dreyfus
Collision In Seattle Kills Clerk and Injures Fourteen
An electric car carrying two passengers was struck by a Northern Pacific train in Seattle May 20. Hamill Broad, a clerk, is dead. Fourteen others are injured including Frank Hoseltie with a broken leg and E. E. Hope with an arm smashed. several others listed as severely injured.
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Seattle
Wash
Northern Pacific
Hmil Broad
Frank Hoseltie
E. E. Hope
McMillan Presses for Prohibitive Canadian Lumber Duty
Senator McMillan of Michigan pressed Secretary Gage to impose a retaliatory duty on Canadian lumber imports under section 105 of the tariff act. If applied the duty would effectively bar lumber from Canada, including Ontario, entering the United States. The move targets all Canadian provinces and could shift timber trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McMillan
Michigan
Gage
Canada
Seenator McMillan
Ontario
Canadian
New Appointment at Cascade Licencing Board
The Provincial Movement appoints D. J. Carragh to Cascade as license commissioner with K. Jacobs of Midway and T. W. Coleman of Trail as fellow board members. The Rossland Riding district runs from frail to Midway excluding incorporated towns. Durraugh calls a June 16 meeting in Cascade as 60 to 70 hotel licenses await renewed or new applications under the provincial act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
D. J. Carraugh
Provincia Jcustable
K. Jacobs
Midway
T. W. Coleman
Trail
Board of License Commissioners
Frail
Rossland
Durraugh
Cacade
Opposition Killed in Havana Troop Payment Rally
In Havana on May 29, a rally of Cuban troops eligible for American bounties ended opposition to the payment. About 300 privates applied, many not on rolls, with 99 rifles surrendered. Some applicants refused weapon handovers to the Havana Mayor, preferring direct delivery to American authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Qoban
Guests at the Hotel Banquet List Includes Many Names
The guest list for a hotel event spans numerous individuals from Kaslo to Seattle, Spokane, Rossland, Trail and beyond. Attendees include T. J. Headey Green wood Mrs. W. R. Allen D. O. Johnson J. J. Gordon A. Gerrard G. H. Earnhardt F. L. Dervay J. G. B. Saucier and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Headey
Greenwood
W. R. Allen
Kaslo
D. O. Johnson
Everett
O. King
J. J. Gordon
Tobbacco Plaine
A. J. Gerrard
Toad Mountain
G. H. Earnhardt
Ymir
F. L. Dervay
Salt Lake City
Trail
T. ©. Smithson
Winnipeg
A. Plaxton
Spokane
Mip
McDonald
R. Stewart
St. Paul
A. W. Kenning
Rossland
R. Armatrong
W. Monat
H. R. Dunlop
RB Levy
A. McNei
F. Maughan
Rest Rea
Macdonald
T McIntyre
Arthur Teelivan
Seattle
J. T. McLaughlin
Mrs. Webber
B. T.tompkins
Faunce to Accept Presidency of Brown University
New York May 29 Rev Dr W H P Faunce pastor of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church is expected to accept the call to be President of Brown University in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. H. P. Faunce
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Brown University
Providence
The Women's View Banana Paper Quote
A women edited paper declares the world filled with eight hour men and fourteen hour wives, highlighting gendered labor expectations and a critique of domestic and public roles. The remark reflects early feminist commentary on work balance and marital duties.
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