Peace Reigns About Paris In Dreyfus Controversy
Paris reports quiet amid claims of forgery and concealment by general staff over the Dreyfus affair. Comte Esterhazy loses Legion of Honour membership while M. de Freycinet hesitates over ministerial war and justice posts. London notes a possible cover up involving General Mercier and the bordereau dossier.
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Count Esterhazy
Legion of Honor
M. de Freycinet
Dreyfus
Paris
Court of Cassation
Hich
Gaulois
The
Eclair
Liberte
Figaro
Comte Fsterhazy
Legion of Honour
M. Ribout
London
Parla
Times
Mercier
William
Schwarzkoppen
Truth in the Dreyfus case gains broader court access
Paris reports that by Saturday the court of cassation extends control over the Dreyfus matter, with power to demand documents and compel oath testimony, potentially bringing the case to France and exposing grounds of conviction while keeping proceedings private. Public demonstrations and inflammatory speeches marked the day as Faure left the opera, amid anti military sentiment.
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Paris
Court of Caseation
Dreyfus
Dousler
France
Paul de Roulede
Patriotic League
le Bourget
Comte Keterhany
Court of Cassation decision reported in London dispatch
A Duady News correspondent notes the court of cassation delivered its ruling on Saturday by a vote of four to nine against four, with the verdict tied to threats of expulsion. The item appears as a London dispatch describing the high court action and its context.
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Wevera
London
Duady News
Court of Cassation
Manila Death List from General Otis Cable
Washington Ont 30. The following cable received at the War Department tolling from General Otis Manila Cal. Deaths since last report include sergeant major Hoy W Thives, private Deakita, private Seyati, private Henry Ho Weare, private Arthur Stites, private Neliyadkay, private Wirrhoea, private H, private Liew, private Hates J. Dortaren, private Burl W Ostoriout, private Whiter McLean, private Edward Manches, private Sem. The list notes typhoid fever, dysentery, and other illnesses among units from Nebraska, Montana, South Dakota, North Dakota, and the Twenty-third Infantry. Signed Othe.
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Manila
Gel
Washiameon
Fereeant
Hoy W. Thives
Deakita
Mall Veyer
Seyati
Vate Heney Ho Weare
Pennry Vanin
Alford
Myls
Mun
Nebraska
Thomas W.T Marne
Pourtornith Inji
Arthur
Stites
Frank HH. Wowley
Loapedtil Corps
Get
Liew
Twenty-third Infantry
J. Dortearen
Dean Morgan
Tukota
Arute Dye Entery
Hecker and Lee Ordered to Leave Havana
Colonels Hecker and Lee of the United States Special Transportation Commission are recalled to Washington by the first available steamer. Secret telegrams from Secretary Alger direct their return, with unclear purposes noted by observers in Havana.
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Vlavana
Get
Hecker
Lee
United States Special Transportation Commission
Washington
Alger
War Department
Wshington
Ward Line
Seneca
George F. Waring, Jr
New York City
Wade
Claus
Camp Altem
O'Reilly
Warte
Porto Ricans Aim for Territorial Rights and Civil Government
San Juan de Porto Rico December 20 delegates from island towns met to draft recommendations for the special commissioners who will represent Porto Rico in Washington. The assembly urged territorial rights eight hour day for labor and civil government ending military rule, assuming US grant of territorial status.
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San Juan de Porto Hico
Get
Porto Rico
Washington
Oriais
Lalwrite
United States
Porto Hioo
Stone forecast by Senitor in Pittsburg city visit
In Pittsburg yesterday Senator ML quays said Stone will be planted and Elkin's figures showing about 190000 plurality are near correct. He added that loyal Republicans need not fear the November election as Colonel Stone and the Republican ticket are expected to win by a wide majority. Jacksonville report notes Defuneak Springs burned with two thirds of insured value at 816000.
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Pittsburg
Quay
Enlid
Stone
Elkin
Spain
Cuba
United States
Lmit
Ehite
TenjJamin Harriegn
Wood
Pettit
Sun
Rigney Plantation
Santa Cruz del Sur
New York City
Metropolis
Young
United States Navy
Manzanillo
Santiago
Guantanamo
Nent
Sintingomenin
Baynimno
Victoria
B.C
Eequinidult
Eluba
Proline
Admiralty
Amphison
Aera
Shi
Cuquimbe
Phaeton
Ban
Tahidi
Boulety Delunde
de de Leander
Dee
Comox
Peengre
Unclear Port Log Sparks Transit Flurry
Fragmentary shipping notes show ships arriving and departing New York and European ports. Items include mentions of Havre Queenstown Liverpool Antwerp Westernlund and related routes, but details are fragmented and uncertain.
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New York
Out
la Tour- Blie
Havre
Queenstown
Liverool
Antewerp
Westernlund
Mine accident leaves 35 year old worker fatally injured
In October at the Ashley mine a worker identified as Anthony Doug Wilken Barra, aged 35, was fatally struck by a tipping coin incident. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Wilken- Barra
Anthony Dougerty
Ashley Mine
Harrison Speaks On The Issues In Indiana Campaign
Ex president Benjamin Harrison urges Republicans to uphold a nonpartisan wartime spirit and oppose free silver. He argues Democratic gains in New York and Indiana threaten honest money, warns against politics of division, and stresses unity as U S foreign affairs remain unsettled after the Spanish War.
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Spain
Sensation at Ponce as dynamite found on ship
Panic in Ponce Puerto Rico after the steamer Philadelphia arrives from the Spanish main. Customs officials discover explosive cartridges in the hands of two passengers. Officials suspect a gang of arch- rag. police fear more members may be at large and conduct a wide search.
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Ponce
Porto Rico
Philaphia
Alrich
Ashes of Col George E Waring Kept at Swinburne Island
The ashes of Col George E Waring lie in an urn at Swinburne Island with Mrs Waring undecided on final disposition. He requested no public funeral and a simple ceremony per his wishes. The quarantine was lifted at the house where he died of yellow fever Saturday morning. Anise.
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New York
George E. Waring
Swinburne Island
William and Augusta Victoria Enter Jerusalem Gate
Emperor William and Empress Augusta Victoria with their suites arrived near Jerusalem yesterday. At 11 they entered the Jales gate and halted the church of the Holy Sepulchre at o’clock.
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Jerusalem
Get
Empernr
William
Augusta Victoria
Jales
Troops for Cuba Move Pending Spanish Evacuation
Washington reports no definite date for Savannah troops to sail for Cuba as hispanic forces evacuate the island. The plan aims to land General Lee's corps before January despite a possible delay of a month. American commissioners declined extending evacuation deadlines to February. Major moves and orders concerning Lee's corps are expected this week.
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Washington
Savannah
Lee
Cuba
Janeary
Meeker
Movena
Everad Fitzhugh Lee
War Department
Philippine settlement prospects in peace talks discussed
Washington reports indicate no delayingching despite formal Philippine issue not yet raised in talks. American negotiators hint the United States will retain all Philippine islands with Spain only contesting the transfer terms while Paris aides prepare a concrete proposition next week.
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Washingtim
Det
United States
Philippine Islands
Spain
Paris
Cobon
Hay
Day
Philippines
Stsels
Washington
Monsey
Calbmvib
Wood Faces Disputed Cuban Offices in Manzanillo
General Wood surveys a fractured Cuban leadership in Manzanillo as two factions vie for power. About 200 insurgents seek offices, with divisions led by Generals Jesus Tin and Hlca, while distrust and rivalries hamper pacification efforts and force deployment of troops to sites like Cape Cruz.
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Leonard Wood
Bentiaga
Jesus Tinh
Hloa
Mall
Custom House
General Wood
Ries
Lighthouse
Cape Cruz
Kabi
Calixto Garcia
Toledo
Panama
New York
Wood
General Rios
Rabl
Rios
Fire devastates Vale of Cashmare in Bombay presidency
A great fire in sore Weer, a capital of Cashmere in the Vale of Cavamern, destroyed puddle buildings and many residents yesterday. One man was killed. Damage is estimated at ten lakhs.
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Bombay
Cot. W
Sore 'Weer
Cashmere
Cavamern
William White, Retired Banker, Dies in Trenton
Charles White, longtime cashier of the Miret National Bank in thin city, died today at age 71. He served as cashier for thirty years and lived in nearby trouble, Maine.
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Trenton
Get
Charles Whitehead
Miret National Bank of
Thin City
Waikeheal Wan
Worcester editor Captain Walin dies at 70 in Worcester
Worcester, Mass. Captain Walin a noted Gide newspaper man died at his home yesterday at age 70. He had been connected with the Spy since 1837 and was a longtime figure in local journalism.
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Worcester
Mass
C. A. Walin
Gide
General News Roundup From The Morning Paper
The morning edition notes cooler weather and local updates across ports and rural areas. It highlights political positions, gun control concerns, and ongoing public debates plus Saturday political meetings and regional economic activity.
Revolution in Ocean Telegraphy Advances Signal Theory
Washington reports General Greely highlights new work by Professor A C Crehore and Lt Col Charke Squire on a sign wave telegraph system. Tests at Fort Monroe and in England show faster, duplex capable transmission over long lines, promising major gains for Atlantic cables and commercial undersea links.
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Washington
Greely
A. C. Crehore
Charke
Squire
Hei Greely
Comain
Artillery School
Fort Monroe
Crehere
Colonel Squire
England
Ciies Thrower
Genera
William H. Preove
Wani maker Denies Supporting Jenks in New Castle
In Erie Pennsylvania a letter from John Wavitiaker refutes claims he endorsed any governor candidate and states his opposition to the Quay machine. The reply addresses inquiries by T Rynder of the People's party and asserts the report about his backing is fabrication.
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Erie
T. Rynder
People's Party
Wanamaker
Jenks
New Castle
Rynder
Philadelphia
Kinecha
Quay
John Wavitiaker
Death of Nurse Flaviola Peeha Linked to Plague Outbreak
Vienna reports the death of nurse Flaviola Peeha, one of two attendants to Terr Mitrisci at Profemer Nethunge's pathological laboratory. She is described as the first victim of the bubonic plague outbreak in Virntia.
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Vienna
Ort
Flaviola Peeha
Terr Mitrisci
Profemer Nethunge
Potkin arraigned on murder charge in Dover case
Mrs Cordelia Potkin was arraigned in Carroll Cook's court yesterday on indictments returned by the grand jury charging her with the murder of Mee John Duening of Dover Delaware.
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San Francisco
Oct
Cordelia Potkin
Durathes Carrol Cook
Prand
Mee
John Duening
Dover
Del
Minish Accepted at National Guard Review
Norman M. Minish of the fifteenth regiment was received and accepted today at the National Guard headquarters. He was ordered to be reviewed on the roll of officers.
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Harvieburg
Choy
Colime
Norman M. Minish
National Guard
Samuel Matchmore Dead in Philadelphia Oil Church Fire
A terse notice reports the death of Samuel Matchmore a prominent minister at a Presbyterian chapel in Philadelphia after a fire. It notes his widow and several children, with mention of oil and a reverend’s passing.
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Philadelphia
Samuel Matchmorme
Minbeere
Paris Quietly Shifts Toward Recall of Marchand Expedition
French officials signal a conciliatory stance over Fashodu and move to prepare public opinion for the recall of the Marchand expedition, aiming to ease tensions and foster broader buy in.
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Paris
Get
Fashodu
Marchand
Great Britain Mobilizes Emergency Squadron for Gibraltar
British government assembled an emergency squadron at Devonport to head to Gibraltar while other warships join, 200000 tons of coal ordered. Admiral Palliser at Esquimalt and cipher orders signal fastest cruiser preps for sea. French Society Islands plan a visit. Tasmanian notes flag possible Pacific moves.
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Raltar
London
Devonport
Great Britain
Calliope
Canaries
Plymouth
Angry Wife Fatal Fire After Domestic Quarrel
Mrs Mary Ann Odishiny died from self immolation after a quarrel with her husband Philip Odishiny during an outing. Fire broke out as she poured fuel on her clothes and set them alight, pleading for help as the blaze consumed her. Authorities note previous threats of self harm but describe the act as a drastic final step.
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Inia
Cyclone Strikes London Causing Destroys and Injuries
A severe storm tore through a large area in London last night, around Denmark Hill and Camberwell. Buildings were overturned, windows and chimneys blown down, trees uprooted, and debris injured several people while causing extensive property damage.
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London
Cot
Denmaark Hill
Camberwell
Editor and Publisher Tarred in Local Paper Mix-up
The editor Lookuntw and publisher Jamce Fl. Hughes face scrutiny after a garbled notice in Blue Crone Blade misidentifies staff and ties to a forum about ongoing repairs.
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Tiitharles Fy
Moore
Jamce Fl. Hughes
Weather forecast for Washington region unclear data
The readable fragment hints at a morning forecast of fair and cool conditions with possible breezes. Mentions of places and times are garbled, but the tone suggests a routine regional forecast without notable warnings or drastic changes.
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