Dreyfus Vindicated by Supreme Court Ruling
Paris reports the high court anulled the Rennes court martial verdict and ordered Dreyfus restored to his rank and army. The decision cites three new facts proving innocence, declares no retrial needed, and orders publication across fifty papers. Crowds gathered, and Captain Dreyfus remains withdrawn.
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Unine
Gowne
Dudge
Dréyfus
Rennes
Drey
Dreyfus
Dreyus
Esterhazy
Bordereau
Procurato
Pariy
Supreme Court
Dreyfus Speaks After Supreme Court Verdict
Following the court’s decision in his favor Dreyfus declares the ordeal ended and vows to rejoin the army though uncertain about future promotion. He expresses gratitude to supporters and maintains silence on accusers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Dreyfus
Stalwarts Win Nomination in Jamestown Session
A Stalwarts victory in Jamestown ends a stalwart insurgent clash for temporary chairman with E A Williams of Burleigh winning 206 to 160. The result signals the ticket favored by leaders will likely advance, including Governor Sarles and possibly U S Senator Hansbrough for reelection.
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Associated Press
St.Paul Minn
Jamestown
N. D
E. A. Williams
Burleigh
R. M. Pollock
Posse Starts for Dietz as Sawyer Sheriff Rallies
Hayward Wisconsin July 12 Sheriff Giland of Sawyer county mobilizes a posse for a final effort to capture Joan Dietz of Cameron dam who is accused of holding 6 000 000 feet of timber owned by the Chippewa River Log and Boom company Dietz has defied courts and the U S marshal and prompted resignations of two sheriffs as authorities push to seize him without endangering bystanders.
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Associated Press
Hayward
Wis
Glland
Sawyer County
Joan “Dietz
Cameron Dam
Yvara
Dietz
Giland
United States
Golfers Surprised as Garr Downs Herreshoff in Englewood
In Englewood on July 12 the opening match of today's golf tournament produced a surprise. Dr. Simon Garr of Philadelphia defeated Fred Herreshoff of Garden City by four up with two to play, returning a round of 76 while Herreshoff shot 80. Several other matches featured strong showings, including H. Chandler Egan of Chicago beating P. Whittemore of Boston six up and six to play, and Walter J. Travis posting a 74 for the best round and a five up victory over Haale Weber.
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Simon Garr
Fred
Englewoo
Associated Preas
Englewood
Simon Carrot
Philadelphia
Chicago
P. Whittemore
Boston
Egan
Johnstone
Westfield
Mass
Ellis Knowles
Bedford
N. Yebeat
Thomas Ms. Sherman
New Rochelle
Gilman S
Tiffany
Newburg
Bowers
Bridgeport
Jerome D. ‘Travers
Nassau
Percy Pyne
Princeton
D. P. Fredericks
Old City
Haale Weber
Toledo
Walter
J. Travis
Indictments Charge Ice Firms in Price Conspiracy
A DC grand jury charged American Ice Company Chapin Sacks Ice Company and several officers with entering into a conspiracy to raise prices in violation of the Sherman anti trust law. Indictments name Samuel A. Kimberly George F. Hoover Arthur A. Chapin Samuel C. Redman and others. Warrant issued for arrest by Judge Wright at District Attorney Baker’s request.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Grand Jury
District of Columbia
American Ice. Company
Chapin-Sacks
Ice Company
Baker
Wright
Samuel A. Kimberly
George F. Hoover
American-Iceo Company
Arthur A. Chapin
Samuel C. Redman
Chapin-Sacks, Company
Two 16000-ton Battleships Secured for U S Navy
Secretary Bonaparte announced contracts for two 16000 ton battleships. South Carolina and Michigan will be built by the Cramps of Philadelphia and by the New York Ship and Engine Company of Camden New Jersey respectively.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Bonaparte
South Carolina
Michigan
Philadelphia
New York Ship and Engine Company
Camden, N. J
Smallpox at Colon Reported by Cable
Ten cases of smallpox at Colon were reported today by cable. None of the patients are Americans. The cases are not dangerous.
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Associated Press
Washington,d. C
Colon
Cable
Morning quake felt in Silver City this morning
An earthquake shock was distinctly felt in Silver City, New Mexico, shortly after five o clock this morning with no damage reported. The tremor caused minor alarm but no injuries or property damage were noted.
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Associated’ Prean
Silver City
No M
Waa
Gage Leaves Financial Life for Theosophy Colony Move
Los Angeles July 22 Former secretary of the treasury Lyman J Gage has given up his financial life and will reside permanently with the Theosophist colony at Point Loma led by Madame Blavatsky successor. He cites a vision guiding him to join the colony after years in Chicago Washington and New York. His long interest in Theosophy dates back to the McKinley era and the 1892 Chicago World’s Fair when he supported Blavatsky. His son is a member of the Los Angeles Theosophist society.
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Los Angees
Cal
Lyman J. ‘Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Stoze
Chicago
Washington
New York
Point ‘Lema
Fingley
Gage
Loma Colony
Ar. Gage
Treasury
McKinley
Gaze
Herald
Blavatsky
Mrv
The
Thosophist Society At
Los Angeles
Mrs Schwartz Misses Subpoena In Thaw White Case
New York July 12 Mrs M Schwartz did not appear for subpoena in the Thaw White murder case. Her attorney said she is ill and cannot yet be questioned. Assistant district attorney Garvan said the grand jury subpoena remains in effect until her health improves.
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Associated “Press
New York
District. Attorney's Office
Garvan
Wisconsin Bankers Convene In Milwaukee For 12th Convention
About 200 to 300 bankers from throughout Wisconsin attend the twelfth annual Wisconsin Bankers association convention in Milwaukee. William B. Banks of Superior delivers the annual address urging cooperation among state and national bodies while preserving individual bank rights. F. J. Carr of Hudson discusses bank taxation and a three member committee is formed to study taxation for next convention. The day includes group reports and evening entertainment.
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Associated: Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Bankers’ Association
William B. Banks
Superior
Bankers’ Associations
National
Focal Clearing Chonges
Clearing House
F. J. Carr
Hudson
Sebastopol News: Vice Admiral Chouknin Dies of Wound
By Associated Press Sebastopol July 12 Vice Admiral Chouknin commander of the Black Sea fleet who was shot yesterday by a whisperer at Otchakoff died this morning without regaining consciousness.
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Associated Press
Sebastopol
Chouknin
Black Sea
Otchakoff
Fire wipes out Lynnville Indiana town in midnight blaze
A midnight fire in Lynnville Indiana destroyed the town of about 1000 residents causing an estimated 200000 dollars in losses. Twenty two buildings were burned and the town was practically wiped out, with investigations suggesting incendiary origin.
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Associated Press
Booneville
Ind
Lynnville
Ice price revision rocks Oshkosh households
The Crawford Ice Company plans a substantial rate increase effective next Monday, charging private households 25 pound coupons for two dollars, raising per day delivery costs. Oshkosh Pure Ice denies any rate change while the Crawford move draws public criticism and questions of fairness.
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Pormer
Crawford Company
Pamilins
Apri
Aol
Horn
Fred Horn
William Glatz
Oshkosh Pure Jee Company
Lake Winnebago
Wan
Hig Company
Oshkosh
Simpson
Sheriff Simpson
Oshkosh Pure
Fen Han
Oshkoah Rare Tea Company
Itar
City may purchase water piece appraisal kept private
A Daily News special from Fort Claire reports Judge O Neiling selected B R Gogging of Grand Rapids as fifth arbitrator to appraise the Ean Clatre water pies for purchase by the Gan Amano. The action aims to determine value and enable a municipal acquisition.
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Barthresteen
Milwaukee
Fort Claire
O'Neiling
B. R. Gogging
Grand Rapids
Appeal to Labor Unions Urges Sunday Action in Moyer Case
J T Lavery of Salt Lake City says the Silverton Trades and Labor Assembly sent an appeal to all central labor bodies to demand an immediate trial or bail for Charles Moyer William Haywood and George Pettibone in the Steunenburg murder case. It urges labor bodies nationwide to adopt resolutions to District Judge Smith in Butte Montana.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
J. T. Lavery
State Federation of Labor
Charles Hl. Moyer
Wiliam D. Haywood
George A. Pettibone
Frank Steunenburg
Smith
Wreck on Southern Railway Kills Two. Switch Spoiled
A westbound Southern Railway freight derailed at Jacksons siding near Petersburg Indiana killing fireman John B Fanning of Princeton and brakeman Luther Capeshart of Wington. Engineer We B McWilliams from Albany injured. A machinist John Mooch of Princeton injured. switch ends found spiked. Bloodhounds used as authorities search for wreckers. The mine-owners dispute adds tension to the incident.
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Associated Press
Petersburg
Ind
Southern Railway
Jackson ~Ming
John B. Fanning
Princeton
Luther Capeshart
Wington
B. McWilliams
New
Alsbany
Funeral in Madison for Congressman Henry C Adams
Public funeral held at Congregational Church in Madison Wisconsin following private services at the residence. Governor Davidson ex Governors Hoard Scofield Peck and T Follette attended along with Wisconsin Supreme Court members and many legislators. Telegraphed tributes from national leaders and a Homelands and Eternal Goodness hymn by Monona Ladies quartet. Reverend F A Gilmore delivered the sermon. Honorary speakers included Senator La Follette ex Governors Scofield Hoard ex Senator W F Vilas and Judge Sanborn. Dr W H Jordan attended as representative of the American Association of Agricultural Colleges and Experimental Stations. Senator Spooner wired condolences noting Adams brief but notable career.
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Associated Prews
Madison
Wis
Henry’ C. Adams
Congregational Church
Davidson
Bratford
Otten
Babcock
Mingr
Wisconsin -Wupromae ‘Court
House of
Adams Bode
Tin
F. A. Gilmore
the Unitarian Church
la Follette
Scofield and Hoard
Watertown
W .H. Jordan
New York
Porrow
Congress
Spooner
Turko Armenian border outrages reported in Trans-Caucasia
Alarming news from Titis Trans-Caucavia dated July 12 describes Turkish troops driving ravages along the border in Turkish Armenia. Soldiers collecting taxes allegedly looted, burned, and assaulted civilians, with the population of Van nearly destroyed as houses were pulled down and women were assaulted by troops.
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Associated Breas
Titis
Trans-Caucavia
Armenia
van Fa
Landis Considers Case in Downe Vollva Dispute
Judge Landis said he would rule within ten days on rights of the Hit-Rants in the Zion City dispute after hearing counsel. He stressed concern for the welfare of Zion residents and asked the people to ponder the matter over ten days.
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Chicago
Landis
Zion City
Zion
Neuralgia Fatal In Milwaukee Salesman Dies
Milwaukee, July 12 George R Richardson traveling salesman for National White Lead company died at 2020 Grand avenue of neuralgia after some illness. A widow survives him. Post mortem to be held. Newport England July 12 May Sutton of California beat Mrs Raikes 6 1 in Welsh ladies championship tennis match Mrs Raikes retired after first set.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
George R. Richardson
National White Lead Company
Grand Avenue
Ae Ge
Associated
Newport
Eng
May Sutton
California
Raikes
Raikea
Surprising Trial Twist in Hartje Divorce Case
Pittsburg July 12 Mrs Mary Scott Hartje testifies as her divorce trial resumes. Handwriting expert David Carvalho repudiates authorship of the Susie Wagner letter, challenging the defense, prompting an adjournment for further examination of letters.
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Sey
Associated Préss
Pittsburg
Mary Scott
Hartje
Augustus Hartje
Millonaire
Hurtje
David M
Carvalho
New York
Wagner
Hartje Dane
Arg. Hartje
Edward G Hartje
Hartie
Wees Pittsburg
Pat
Spondent
Mary Scott Hartje
Frazer
Common Pleas ‘Court
Susie
Mra
Teches
Bentene
Tha
Sen Mra
David
N. Carvalho
Owl
Man Hunt Near Pittsburg Slayer of Foreman Evang
A manhunt for Henry Evang's killer, foreman of car inspectors for the Pittsburgh and Western railway, continued through the night. By 9 AM, police reported a fugitive hiding in woods near Stitzer's roadhouse on the Butler plank road, hemmed in by county and city detectives and railway guards, with capture expected soon.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Henry Evang
Pittensburg
Hig
Waa
Panama Bond Issue Readied for 36 Million Issue
Secretary Shaw conferred at the sub-treasury with leading New York bank officials on the forthcoming 36 million Panama bond issue. Indications point to most bonds being purchased by New York financial institutions to boost circulation.
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Associated Press
New York
Shaw
Sub-Treasury Today
Panama
New York Financial Institutone
Meiklejohn declares Nebraska Senate bid from Fullerton
George D. Merkelsohn ex member of congress from Nebraska and ex assistant secretary of war under McKinley announced from his Fullerton home his candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States Senator for Nebraska to be decided at the state convention.
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Associated Press
Lincoln, Neb
George D. Merkelsohn
Congress
Nebraska
McKinley
Fullerton
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Fock
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Justice
I Mathew Dreyfus
Alfred ‘Dreyfus
Maitre Mornard
Joseph Reinach
Coronel i Piquart
Madame” Zola
Alfred Dreyfus
Hes
Stalwarts
North Dakota
Posse
Sherif
Rowult
Man of Cameron
Grand ‘Jury
Washington DC
Ice
Crampe
Camden Company
New Mexico
School of Theosophy
East
Arantes
Jel
Banks of, Superior
Soga
Prove
Ite Unefitnens
Ghouknia
Assamin
Indiana
Cont and Ice Company
Butte Organization
Aska Aid
Erat
Ente Congresaman
Teeatiak
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Iaintis
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