Zola Trial Opens as Crowd Fills Paris Court
Paris February 7 The Zola Dreyfus affair trial began in the Seine Assize Court with Maitre Laberte for Zola and M. Clemenceau for Perreux. Police enforced order as hundreds gathered. proceedings included requests to compel witnesses and debate over secrecy, with interruptions from chants and expert testimonies.
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Seine
M. Zola
M. Laberte
M. Perreux
M. Clemenceau
Henri Rochefort
Bas Rochefort
M. Rochefort
Dreyfus Syndicate
JAPS FOR THE KLONDIKE PREPARE FOR YUKON MIGRATION
Reports from Honolulu describe an ambitious Japanese labor troop of five to seven thousand preparing for a Klondike descent into Dawson City. Workers from Hawaii and other Pacific colonies, overseers in tow, may travel via Victoria or St Michaels. fears rise of conflict if supplies run short, with potential river and bank incursions along the Yukon.
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Klondike
Old Fielda
Dawson City
United St
Islands
Bgliliente
Japan
Yukon
Bellew Confesses to Murders of Brother and Sister
Frank Bellew has repeated to the District Attorney his confession to killing his brother Tom and sister Sorie. He described the poisoning of a kettle at a ranch, disposing of the poison box, and claimed he did not know why he did it. Arthur Bellew pressed him to admit guilt. he replied he killed Santo and Laul but did not understand his motive. The case heads to the Grand Jury on Tuesday.
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Luteun
Cal
Frank Bellew
Henna
Surie
Tom
Arthur
Arthur Hebew Cried Bitterly When He Met Hy
Frank
Santo
Laul
Yurderer
Tather
Viett Peano Ia
Reese Clark
Shertttusk
Senators Urge War Dept Action at Dyea and Skaguay
Senator Wilson of Washington urged the War Department to send troops to Dyea and Skaguay to restore order amid rising tensions with prospect of further unrest as goldseekers arrive. He cited letters and telegrams describing conditions and warned of serious difficulties without government control.
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Washington
Senator Wilson
War Department
Dyea
Skaguay
Wilson
Horat Cemenia
Canada
Baroy
Syndicate Controls Cleveland Breweries in Major Deal
An afternoon paper reports a large deal moving all Cleveland breweries into the hands of an Eastern capitalist syndicate. Brews across the region will transfer this weekend with brewers to receive one third of property value and the remainder in common stock of the new firm. Cleveland financiers expect payouts in the coming weeks.
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Cleveland
Heb
New York
Nis
Sutro Mental Incompetence Declared Guardian Named
Adolph Sutro ex mayor of San Francisco aged over eighty is ruled mentally incompetent by Superior Judge Belcher. His daughter Dr Emma Sutro Merritt is appointed guardian of his person and estate with a $100 bond, joined by two brothers and a sister as sureties. cause cited includes age and two strokes.
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San Francisco
Adolph Sutro
San Franciscs
Belcher
Emma Sutre-Merritt
Pernon
Wwcame
Sutro
Colonel Little
Surro, Properties
Hecosaary
No Cuban Crisis Near O ns with Spain Practically Unchanged
Washington dispatches report no material change in US Spain Cuban war diplomacy. Assistant Secretary Tay has not heard from Minister Woodford of disquieting events or new instructions. President McKinley’s message and Woodford’s instructions stress peaceful settlement and patience, with potential force if needed, to protect American interests and citizens.
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Payns
of-York
United States
Payne
Alvaka
Wishauton
Oregon
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Woodford
Spain
Madrid
Tay
State Department
Sagasta
General Woodford
Jagasta
McKinley
Cuba
M'Kinley
Tentalla
Hoplas
Black's forestry plan eyed for state gains in timber
Albany reports Governor Black backing a twenty five year lease of about twenty five thousand acres outside the Forest Preserve to Cornell University for forest culture. An annual appropriation may fund the project, trimming, selling fine timber, and replanting, aiming to create a paying state asset and scale the model to Adirondack holdings. London dispatch outlines the throne speech preview in Parliament, touching China Greece Turkey India Ireland and the London Municipalities bill.
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Albany
Black
Cornell University
France
Germany
Wim
Adirondacks
London
China
Greece
Turkey
India
West Indies
Joseph Chamberlain
Ireland
Salisbury
London County Council
Postmaster General Defers on Postal Employees Political Rights
Chicago February 7 Postmaster Gordon received a letter from First Assistant Postmaster General Heath about what political actions postal employees may take. The department has no special rule but prefers no action. Heath said employees may assert political rights but the manner could invite objections, aiming to aid the department’s interests. John J. Manning of the Union Veteran Club asked about liberties and the Postmaster referred the matter to Washington.
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Feb. T
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Fowler
Walker
Congress
Chicago
Gordon
Firet
Inrat Treath
Heath
John J. Manning
Union
Clit
Gon
Gold Democrats weigh own Indiana ticket plan
Indiana politics shift as Gold Democrats consider a state ticket while Free Silver Democrats push Chicago platform. The state committee votes on February meetings to decide whether to field a slate, with H Nebeker likely to be elected chair if he wins, and tensions with Silver forces shaping the outcome. A Spanish lady divorce case follows in the paper.
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Gold Democrats
Republican State Committee
Indianapolis
Ycclal
B. C. Jokens
The
Indiana
Free Silver Democrats
Chicago
Ucket
Gord Democratic Party
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Uuliean
Hery Totrrow
Nebeker
Wine Howdy
United Seen
Ac Aia
Indianapolis Journal
Divorce Granted in Madrid Heiress Case
Minneapolis report details Countess Marte de la Concepcion de la Cantera y Clark de Gobel y Hernandez suing Juan C. Gobel y Fernandez for divorce on cruelty grounds. The Spanish noblewoman, wealthy owner with estates in Cuba and Spain, filed after a troubled marriage begun in Madrid. The couple wed there, and the plaintiff has lived abroad, with no substantial efforts to reconcile, while the defendant remained.
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Minneapolis
Fargo
Fred Morrills
Marte de A Concepcion de la Cantera Y
Clark de Gobel Y Hernandez
Juan C. Gobel Y Fernandez
Madrid
Maren
Shelie i Peely
Iter Attorneys Office
Ilorida
Cannon elected president of Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal Company
Norfolk Va Feb 7 at a special stockholders meeting Robert M Cannon was elected president succeeding Franklin Weld who resigned Warren G Eliott of the Atlantic Coast Line was chosen a director replacing W B Brown amid rumors of internal dissensions and dissatisfaction with management The meeting focused on leadership changes and alleged mismanagement without decisive action or full disclosure
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Franklin Weld Messens
Albemarle Ant OH Canal Company
Norfolk
Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal Company
Robert M. Cannon
Franklin Weld
Warren G. Eliott
Atlantic Comat Line
W. B Brown
Tock
Weld
Ti Wis
Senate Debates Annexation of Hawaii by US Power
Senator Morgan introduces a bold amendment to annex the Hawaiian Islands, asserting the Republic of Hawaii is a rightful government and that cession to the United States should be enacted. Senator Teller argues for treaty ratification, framing annexation as vital to commerce, national policy, and strategic Pacific position while countering native race concerns.
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Sreston
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America
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Teller Uheeght
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