Dreyfus Verdict Sparks Quiet Paris and Global Outcry
Paris remains unusually calm after the Dreyfus verdict as crowds gather peacefully at the prison and in Belfort and Marseilles. Observers note health concerns for Captain Dreyfus, with officials debating the ten year term and possible mercy while German and international papers condemn the ruling as a grave injustice and call for revision.
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Paris
Dreyfus
Jonnes
Kreyfis
Almos
Maitre Litseri
Madame Dreyfue
Matthien
Drovfte
Wrother
Hit
Beether
Parle
Court of Revision
Tim St Nean
Maitre Lobori
Pam
Desil
Ford
Associated Bross
Umor
Aim
M. Waldeck Rousseau
Leoubet
Krambenyillet
Mattre Demange
M. Walderk Roueseau
Hae Lewa
Forein Wffalia
M. Delcasse
Jousauet
Germany
Court of Cassation
Slocle
Palace of Justice
Renee
Temps
Gualda
Indignation Across London Over Dreyfus Verdict
Londoners react with prayers and protests after the Dreyfus court martial verdict. In Jewish quarters crowds condemn the decision while music halls show footage of the affair amid groans and hisses. Clergymen condemn the judges and France blames the verdict as public worship references echo the crisis.
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London
England
Dreyfus
Palace Theatre
Canon Scott-Molland
St. Paul's Cathedral
France
Mitch Price Hughes
James Hath
Judas
Milan
Jeffreys
Arthur Robins
Holy Trinity, Windsor
The
Daily Mail
Rennes
Daily Graphic
Opinions of Rabbis on the Dreyfus verdict
Prominent American Jewish leaders denounce the Dreyfus trial as a travesty. Rabbi Emil Hirsch of Chicago says the verdict shows anti Jewish scapegoating and predicts French injustice may not affect Jews abroad. Simon Wolf, Rabbi Joseph Kraus, and Cyrus Adler in Washington echo strong views on the case and its broader impact.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
Dreyfus
Emil G. Hirsch
Mid
Hind Dreyfous
France
America
Spain
Simon Wolf
Washington
Rabb Joseph Kraus
Philadelphia
Cyrus Adler
Exhibition movement affects Budapest fair exhibits
A semi official note from Budapest on September 1 states many intending exhibitors have withdrawn plans to send items to the 1904 Marks exposition due to unsafe conditions. The Cathedral chapter of Gran on the Danube and the Catholic priests of Nunpary cancel their decision to send orbits, citing risk to valued artworks.
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Budapert
Hungary
Ieraginet
Prince
Gran
Capieal
Danube
Nunpary
Orbiits
French Flag Burned Sparks Public Demonstration
Shipwrecked text describes Captain Wallace Foster inciting a Franco flag burning in Indianapolis to protest Dreyfus and attract crowds. A large gathering formed on North Capitol Avenue as the flag was burned on the boulevard amid cheers and a display echoing the World’s Fair.
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Dreyfus
Indianapella
Wallace Foster
Franco
North Capitol Avenue
Iris Coloy
Captain Foster
Ceremony Includes French Participant Amid Ashes Ritual
A French participant joined the ceremony as ashes were scattered or honored in a formal ritual. The event highlighted cultural representation during a solemn observance.
Demonstrations Sweep Italian Cities Over Rennes Verdict
Protesters in Naples and other Italian cities denounced a Rennes verdict today. In Naples demonstrators attacked the French consulate and police intervened to restore order. Demonstrations aimed at boycotting Paris exhibitions spread amid tension.
Havre Demonstrations Lead to 15 Arrests
In Havre on September 1 Socialist and revolutionary groups demonstrated for a verdict. Police dispersed large crowds and made fifteen arrests.
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Havre
Transvaal Tensions and Relief Efforts Reported
London reports indicate General Buller will depart for Cape Town next Saturday to lead troops. Indian authorities charter steamers to transport forces to South Africa amid frontier tensions. Fifteen hundred residents departed, with plans to relocate Stock Exchange operations to Cape Town. Government urged to authorize relief work as crisis impacts Fleemfontein and Cap Colony.
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London
Hedvers Buller
Cape Town
South Afelon Am Mate
Cage Town
Fleemfontein
Cap
Yellow Fever Reports Rise Across Southern Cities
The Jackson Mississippi case confirms a malignant yellow fever infection with poor prognosis as quarantine measures loom. Key West reports 23 new cases and Dry Tortugas detention camp underway. Washington notes 155 total cases with ten deaths and Tortugas camp in full operation. Swine Burne inland patients from the Lampa steamer Lamina show no fever in New York.
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Jackson
Miss
Je Do Poptier
Alerk
Ure Ray
Marine Hospital Service
Key West
Puat “Howe
New York
Tilly
Trolley Car Tumbles Into Creek in Pottsville District
A trolley car of the Pottsville Union Traction Company ran from St Clair to Pottsville today, toppled from the track and rolled down a steep embankment into Mull Creek. Nine aboard were injured, none seriously. the most affected were Mrs Walter Sykes, Miss Frantz, and Mrs Dernbach among others.
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Potteville
Pottevile Union Traction Company
Runmnime
St. Clair
Totter Ville
Rijie
Dow
Mull Creek
Ali
Walter Sykes
H.C. Frante Mies Walth Frantz
Richari Cochran
St. C
Jair
Heimer Schearer
Pottenville
Thomas (Otlins
Palo Alto
Myra
Kicte Direnkoeh
Mretteriadeaches
Shenandesh
Mrs. Dernbach
Miss Frantz
Export Exposition Opens in Philadelphia with Grand Ceremonies
The National Export Exposition in Philadelphia opens at noon on Thursday and runs through November 30 with Sundays closed. The vast complex includes a music hall and amphitheatre for 600 singers, an automobile display, and a large variety of exhibits. Prominent figures from government and industry attend, with a multinational congress to follow, showcasing U S export growth and American enterprise.
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Philadelphia
American Enterprise and Quickness
Washington
Witets Popular Organization
United States Marine Band
Rosewls
Widener
Exposition Association
Stone
Hepburn
McKinsey
Buela
Ati
National
Dirsersent
Ryan
United States
Providence
Pepper
Dr Wilson
Sousa
Diumreceli
Banca Tosa
Municipal Band
Chicago Fair
Tala
Harney Stone
Blue Killarney Lakes
International Commercial Congress
Exposition Auditorium
Wilson
Ding
Mexico
Foreien
Commer
Mystery Minded Note Tells of Philadelphia Death Case
Dispatch reports a puzzling Philadelphia death linked to a man named Hierne and a possible suspect named A Hieber. Authorities note the deceased stood about five feet four inches. a man named W. Murray is registered in the death records.
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Borntin
Hierne
Sorsnwup
Suledie
Hichear Hiers
F. B. Wiens
Philadelphia
Bettes
Livey
A. Hieber
Uae
Morty
Dowd
Chiladelphlia
Miorns
W. A. Murray
Jury Deliberations Continue in Bowert Case
The Williamsport jury on the Bowert indictment worked past midnight without a verdict. Defense attorney Varta argued forgery and perjury by Criminary with alleged witness manipulation. Prosecutor Abyers stated the jury had not reached agreement and rumors suggested acquittal or hung balance.
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Williamsport
Bept
Hop
Joxpactor
Grenore
Daha B. Abyers
Governor General Invitation Sent For Fall Festival
A special committee in Chicago sent invitations to the Governor General of Canada and cabinet members to attend the fall festival next month. Similar invitations will be extended to the mayor of Quebec and Ottawa officials, following precedents set with President McKinley.
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Chicago
Canada
Quebe
McKinley
Quebec
Ottawa
Alo Oo
Crossus Condemnation and Peary Party Reports
Local briefs detail the Crossus condemnation and Peary expedition reports in the Quaker letter, plus Northeastern Pennsylvania Nova financials and a sermon outline by Rev. J. J. Sweet. Other items note letter carrier work, Scranton area coverage, county updates, baseball results, and local industry mentions.
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Peary
Wall
Brapesten
Schools Open Today Amid Large Enrollment and Staff Changes
Readable sections describe the opening of schools after summer vacation with about 1,000 students enrolled and many new staff assignments. Principal shifts include W. W. Runt becoming principal at the high school, Crutenden heading the commercial department, and Miss Clumtend taking over Training School leadership. Several vacancies arose from marriages. numerous department reassignments follow for No. 1, No. 2, and No. 5 schools, with boundary adjustments announced for North and South Side districts.
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Menings
W. W.runt
Tadladporn
End
Mianford, Conn
Choonme W. Phillipa
Eo i Cru
Tenden
Wis
Sriiginal
Niace
Kathryn Haggerty
Mire Megargen
Mary Nuund
Tnatracter
John Beaumont
New S
Amtc
EL Fuller
Stamford
Conn
Scranton
Csaise
Clumtend
Misa Jordan
Fitzgibbon
Kate Larkin
Jordan
Marrige
Lelle Dowd
Nef
Motte tHithipe
Tina Langan
Co O
Enme
Tuchel Dunes
Mise Ploremee Malpine
Mallu Tleim
Helin
Mhide
Tylko
Teresa Nallin
Thal
Mary Morgan
Margaret Vipend
Hari Fe Po
Morgan
Cora
Strodeburg
No & Tallies
St. John’s Ball
Haag
Capoure Avenue
Boothe Pear Place
Jiimary
Rind
Fide
Binlding Dbetriets
No. 48
Delaware
Dickson Avenue
Delaaware Avenue
Monsey Avenue
Une
Delaware Avenue
Telekeon
Monsey Averlies
Werth
Monsey
Puplis
Amelia
Race
Mead
Elie
Lackawanna River
Amelia Street
Echo
Pearys Men Safe After Arctic Expedition Quarters Found
The report details Peary’s 1898 99 polar season with the steamers Diana and Windward under Lieutenant Peary. They ranged from Etah to Cape Sabine reaching Fort Conger, with sledge routes spanning over 100 miles and connections to Greely’s Ford Wearing station. The Windward weathered the season near Kane Basin and Cape Sabine, while preparations and depots supported future explorations and rescue plans.
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Diana
Windward
Etah
Peary
Harmaworth
Steqiney Winteneil
Jobo Bardlett
North
Checahana
Tong
Steimer Diana
Same
Jpturtieni
Els
Minh
Beni
Tyro Etranin
Aue
Benel
Sampalen
AM Maw Bay
Kane Bain
Cape Sabine
Fry Aug
Tie
Winder Curren
Abe Ett
Angus
Elethere Land
Crinnell
Pope
Dee
Petre
Conor Carly
Irenly
Pat Sora
Nore
United States
Deaiumeant
Markham
Tom
TSS
Lowkwonl
Tree
Pitty
Arcity Club
New York
Conger
Duyville
Louis Napoleon
Frazer
Lieuwenant Penry
Ellesmere Land
Liewtenant Lockwood
Greely
Jabre
Emsion
Lee
Marquette Range Announces Voluntary Pause in Mining
A northern Minnesota mining group on the Marquette range declares a voluntary pause in activity for repairs and safety. The notice cites a period starting in September and outlines aims to protect workers while awaiting recommencement.
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Marquette
Marquette Range
Weather forecast for eastern Pennsylvania
Forecast for eastern Pennsylvania calls for increasing clouds with showers Monday night into Tuesday. It will be somewhat warmer Monday with fresh east to south winds.
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Washington
Penneyvania
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