Dreyfus Trial Opens With Emergence of Innocence Claim
The Dreyfus case opened in Paris with Captain Alfred Dreyfus denying treason and declaring his innocence in a tense session. Prominent witnesses and officials attended as the court reviewed the accusation and the defense prepared for days of examination.
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To'etock
Dreyfus
Feanes
Pravce
Lae
Anotaex
Lebon
General Mercier
Paul Garaigeac
Dresfus
Geteri Brerfus
Devil's Glatris
Dreyfis
Prissoler
Alfred Drertis
Namie
Tamber
Drertis
du Paty de Ciam
Major Cartiere
Praissier
Jonast
Abzenteas
Grerfus
Galthenry
Jonasi
Germany
Italy
Ingersoll No Will. Spain To Pay In Silver. Scattered News
A mosaic of 1900s items reports Col Robert G Ingersoll lacking a will, Spain's plan to settle payments with silver, a tragic child drowning in a note of a singer, union control shifts in Chicago, small Boston dealers rallying against big stores, suppression of a Havana paper, obscure figures and a distant geopolitical line about Italy and Sanmu Bay in China.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
Bank of Spain
Bessie Smith
New Castle
Union Transfer Company
Chicago
Boston
Gen. Ludlow
Havana
Hi Hieroncontrado
Anderbilt
Slobe
FIGHT AT SAN FERNANDO BATTLES KILL AMERICANS
Ten American soldiers were killed and seventeen wounded in a five hour battle north of San Fernando. Gen. MacArthurs forces, about four thousand strong, clashed with six thousand Filipino troops five miles out, finally routing them. The fight followed insurgent activity around Manila as rebels were found entering the city. A provost marshal raid located the enemy headquarters in a cigar factory at Binorde.
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San Fernendo
MacArtec
San Fernando
Wartsur
Manila
Filinos
Binorde
Sixth Infantry
Gapt
Ames
Binonda
Arch to honor Dewey to rise on Fifth Avenue New York
A grand triumphal arch and colonnade are planned for Fifth Avenue and Twenty Fourth Street in New York to honor Admiral Dewey. The project, funded by volunteers and valued at about 200000 if paid, will feature four piers, a Titus style arch, and extensive sculptural work symbolizing America's maritime power and New York’s commercial prominence.
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New York
Dewey
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
East
West Indies
America
Couny
Insurgent raid ends with 43 captured at factory
The factory was raided with forty three insurgents seized including several officers. Others escaped through the roof to adjacent buildings as troops closed in. The text also catalogs allegorical subjects and a city memorial arch design featuring figures of Patriotism War Peace and a victory ship.
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Arinaldo
Philippine Islands
Spain
Paris
Gold Certificates Distributed by New York Sub-Treasury
The United States sub-treasury in New York distributed Tuesday to twenty banks the first supply of gold certificates from Washington. A total of 2,100,000 in denominations 20, 50, 100, 500 and 3,000 was issued, with most in the 50 denomination. Banks exchanged their own gold coin for the certificates, not funds belonging to the Government.
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New York
United States Sub-Treasury
Washington
England
Charles W. Sikes
Postal Department of
Great Britain
United Kingdom
W. Simes
Italy
Postal Department
France
Russia
SOS
United States
Eugene Augustus Hoffmann
Union Theological Seminars of
Hoffmann
Dean Mofsmann
Protestant Episcopal Church
Dean Hoffmann
Philadelphia
America
July Fire Losses Reach 11 Million in U S and Canada
The New York Journal of Commerce reports July fire losses in the United States and Canada totaling 11,426,000 with 204 fires exceeding 10,000 each. It notes seven month totals for 1897, 1898, and 1899 at 64,566,750, 67,166,850, and 77,126,130 respectively.
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United States
Canada
New York Journal of Commerce
Great Antitrust Meeting in St Leonia to Welcome Governors
Gov Sayers of Texas convenes an antitrust meeting in St Leonia for Governors and Attorneys General to attend on Sept 20. Major Ziensenhein of St Louis says ample arrangements and conveniences will be provided for guests. Replies from many states indicate attendance by over three fourths of the states.
Natives Driven from San Fernando by Property Rule
War Department reports Gen MacArthur ordered expulsion from San Fernando except property owners. Several hundred natives, mostly Macabebes, forced to leave under guard with belongings. Policy aims to curb insincerity amid alleged plot to massacre garrison as Manila preparations continue. Captain Otis of the Washington regiment arrested for disobedience during marsh duty at Calamba.
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San Fernando
War Department
MacArthur
San Fermendol
Cand
Wais
Philippines
Mania
Affles
Manila
Department
Otis
Washington Regiment
Fen. Lawston
Calamba
Arrest of Faith Healers in Death of Woman in Zionist Case
Dr. Dowie's Zion elder Holmes and Mrs Henriks Bratz were arrested in De Witt County for the death of Annette Flanders who died July 25 after treatment by Zion members. A coroner jury found they were responsible for praying rather than giving medicine. Bail was secured late at night by Judge Waterman.
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Flanders
Judie Waterman
Weathered Grit and Oddities Echo 19th Century News
A collage of quirky notes and society scraps from a bygone issue mentions Say Domingo, Dom Paul, and a Dreyfus aura alongside light gossip. It cites a divorce suit over kisses sold at a charity fair, hymn royalties nearing ten thousand, and fossil hunters claiming a 40 000 pound skeleton.
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Domingo
Lis
Dom
Paul Wicks
Guatemala
Chicago
Monte Cristo
Angel
Dreyfus
Dhare
Boston
Exceli
Dr. Schell
McKinley buys Canton house famous in 1896 campaign
The Canton residence once home to President McKinley and his wife, later passed to Mrs. Harter, fetched 14000 dollars. The home hosted campaign speeches from the porch in 1896 and housed the McKinleys during their early family life.
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President McKinley
Canton
Ohio
McKinley
Harter
Ar McKinley
Economic optimism and market signals in national trade
A // summary of favorable business conditions notes strong crop prospects and abundant money with bankers ready to maintain rates. U.S. and Chicago bank clearings surge, stocks show limited gains, and industrials draw attention as corn and wheat crops progress amid hot weather. Prices rise in many sectors and foreign demand supports continued activity.
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Tates
Threien
Chicago
Europe
South Dakota
Alinzesota
America
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