Dreyfus Trial Sparks Talk of New Deaths in France
Paris reports from Rennes and Pari that renewed court sessions in the Dreyfus case fuel fear of another fatal outcome. Math ieu Dreyfus’s brother says the defense strengthens while prosecutors prepare fresh evidence. Observers warn that a guilty finding could lead to a shooting, and ties to a rumored German note surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennes
France
Mathieu Dreyfus
M. Sireyfus
Dreyfus
Potetam
Rmperoe
Casimer Perier
Paty du Clam
Otis Dispatch on MacArthur Move in Philippines
Washington Aug 1 Gen Otis reports MacArthur has captured Santa Rita insurgents driven north one casualty yesterday none today poor roads slow troop movement but necessary to open the region and gain control of Bataan province relieving local inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Otis
MacArthur
Santa Rita
Bataan
Tragic Farm Dispute Ends in Lockjaw Death
Albert Uhlers, 26, dies from lockjaw after a blow struck by his father during a quarrel in St Paul Minnesota. The blow with a hoe caused a skin wound leading to infection and lockjaw. The father is under arrest awaiting charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Minn
Albert Uniers
Uhlers
Attorney General Smith Sees Mixed Interest in Antitrust Conference
Attorney General Smith has not received 28 replies from attorneys general nationwide to the invitation for the September 3 antitrust conference at St Laura. Seven signified they will attend, indicating limited participation from the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Smith
Eattorney
Genenrain
United States
St. Laura
Delong
Missing Boy Found in Piqua Area
In Muncie Indiana on August 11 the police reported the missing boy Cunningham was found near Hellegfontaine Ohio. Authorities suspect he was hypnotized by a black patent medicine man who was in town during the Elke street carnival a short time ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Tnd
Cunningham
Hellefontaine
O. Cunningham
Physicians Puzzled Over Infantile Paralysis Spread
New York doctors report a rising number of infantile paralysis cases in the city and nearby areas. Autohypnosis and mental experimentation are cited by some as contributing factors, with Prof Henry D Chapin noting spinal gray matter softening as a possible cause and potential permanent paralysis in several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry D. Chapin
Post Graduate Hospital
Chapin
Destruction of Boats at St Michael After Western Storm
A Alaskan storm of July 12 caused over half a million dollars in damage at St Michael. Twenty five river boats were nearly wrecked and 20 more craft damaged. one steamer City of Paris was towed in after being driven ashore and filled with water. The Jeanie carried about 75 thousand dollars in gold from Dawson and reported many wrecks, with crews and passengers recounting the devastation and high hopes for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael
Seattle
Jeanie
Pacific Steam Whaling Company
Mason
City of Paris
St. Paul
Rampart
Koyukuk
Louisa
Susie
John J. Cudahy
Dawson
Canadian Bank of Commerce
William H. Miller
White River
Training Ship Adams Returns to Tacoma on Summer Cruise
The U S S Adams training ship arrived in Tacoma at 5 PM after a six day voyage from San Francisco via Victor and Port Angeles. Commissioned last October, Adams carries cadets aged 14 to 21 under Commander G N Book and a staff of officers including T Porter and M Dombaugh, with Chaplain Frasier aboard. The ship, which left San Francisco in March, will stay in Tacoma four days before resuming its duties at sea.
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G. N. Book
T. Porter
Mo L. Worl
M. M. Dombaugh
Fullinwider
V Graham
C. Pagtandensiens
T A Kearney
D. M. Mahoney
J. C. Sullivan
Frasier
Adame Teft San Francine
Magdalene Bay
Hawaiian Islands
Port Angeles
Victoria
San Francisco
Tacoma
Largest crop on record for Nebraska corn yield
Omaha Neb August reports hail and rain dealers estimate Nebraska corn crop at about 466 million bushels, far above 1887's 299 million. Widespread rains improved prospects, with only storm damaged pockets noted, suggesting a record yield for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Aus. S
Nebraska
Seizures of Canadian fishermen’s nets at Point Roberts investigated
Vancouver officials Col Dudley Abraham K. Smith and W W Stambles returned from an inquiry into recent seizures of Canadian fishermen nets and berets at Point Hoberta. A tour aboard the Quadra traced waters to aid understanding. A report will be sent to Washington.
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Vancouver
B.C
Col. Dudley
Abraham K. Smith
U. 8
Victoria
W. W. Stambles
Columbia
Point Hoberta
Dominion
Quadra
Tumbles
Dominion Fishery Overseer
Washington
Geophysical Survey Team Near Mount Rainier Forest Reserve
A United Army geophysical surveying party led by Fred G. Plummer works 16 miles north of Stevenson in the Mount Hatter forest reserve. They began in spring and expect completion by year end, mapping timber and undergrowth for a more accurate Washington map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btivenson
Wash
United Armies
Fred G. Plummer
Stevenson
Mount Hatter
Washington
Mount Mulmer
Skamania County
Elevators Sold in Minnesota and Dakota Line
The Minnesota and Dakota line of elevators along the Northern Pacific Great Northern and Milwaukee roads has been sold to KH H Veavey & Co for 200000 dollars. The elevators have an aggregate capacity of 1500000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis, Minn
Minnesota and Dakota
KH. H. Veavey &Co
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Milwaukee Roads
Money rates firmer worldwide amid speculation concerns
Global money markets firm as prosperity and speculation push rates higher in many regions. Bank of England holds at 3 percent while Berlin discount rate jumps to 4 percent amid over speculation fears. French rentes and British consols weaken. New York remains uncertain though money is firmer.
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New York
Bank of England
Berlin
Germany
Priewa
Consola
Becaune
Dairy Creek Flood Drive Seeks County Aid
Hillsboro Oregon August 11 Farmers from the Dairy Bottoms visit the county court to urge funding for clearing drift in Dairy Creek from Thaxecline to above Greenyite a 13 mile stretch. The stream damages farms bridges and roads annually and residents have raised over 400 dollars seeking half from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Dairy Creek
Thaxecline
Greenyite
Farma
FIGHTING FOR HER PORTION IN MUIR ESTATE APPEAL
Nettie Craven claiming widow status seeks a share of Senator Muir’s millions. She hides in Ban Thafael a week, meeting attorney Behoal Director JL Dunand at the Marine hotel formerly Hotel Francaine. Helpers gather evidence for the supreme court appeal to strengthen her case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Franciao
Muir
Nettie KR. Craven
Ban Thafael
Supreme Court
Marine Hotel
Hotel Francaine
Jacob Schneider
Behoal
JL. FF. Dunand
Emimarten
Delaware & Hudson Railroad Builds Major Coal Storage Plant
In Cartondalme Pennsylvania the Delaware and Hudson railroad begins a large coal storage facility. The plant settles 80000 capacity to store coal mined for the Philadelphia New York and Boston markets.
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Cartondalme
Delaware &@ Hudson allroad Ch
Miladelphia
New York
Hoston
Campbell Note Says He Will Jump From Dock
J T Campbell left a note on the Commercial dock several days ago stating he would jump into the bay Campbelton is alive and working in a mill at Port Gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T Campbell
Atil Alive
Campbelle
Port Gamble
Woman Forces Son to Sleep Outdoors on Siath Avenue
Police report says Mrs Staasving on Siath Avenue near Harrison Street forced her five year old son to sleep outside Wednesday night. Officer Glasscock took the boy to a neighbor’s house but the mother refused aid. case referred to the Humane Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasscock
Mre
National League Games Report From Aug 1
National League games today in Washington Chicago Weekington won 4 to 2 while Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 1. Baltimore beat St Louis 7 to 4. Cincinnati and New York games were postponed due to wet grounds and rain postponed Cleveland and Detroit. Standings are listed.
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Chicago
Washington
Chicagoo
Weekington
Philadelphia
Pittehure
Bartimore
Baltimore
Louie
New Yorklawkeville
Thetton Gate
Folss
P.C
Hevetonger Philadephia
Hid
Tole
Levuleville
New York
Lawsuit Filed Against Kohne Over Postmaster Accounts
Suit filed in federal court yesterday against Anthony H. Kohne of Coupeville. Waeh Ttin accuses the postmaster of failing to account for 1156 in missing funds or improper handling of government accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony H. Kohne
Coupeville
Waeh Ttin
Polson and McMillin Meet at Beattie in Beattie
Alexander Polson of Poleon Broad Logging in Hoquiam stops at the Diller Ino. D. McMillin, president of Tacoma and Roche Harbor Lime Company at Roche Harbor, attends the Beattie event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Polson
Poleon Broad Logging Company
Hoquiam
Diller
Ino. D. McMillin
Tacoma & Roche Harbor Lime Company
Roche Harbor
the Beattie
Rockefeller to Own Everett Land Company in Foreclosure
John T. Rockefeller, the multimillionaire, is likely to become owner of the Everett Land Company through a federal court foreclosure result brought by the Central Trust Company of New York City. The court action involves a debt of $1,090,000 though the property is valued around $1,600,000. Default was entered against the land company yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hockefeller
Lkely
Everett Land Company
Central Trust Company
New York City
England Preparing Troop Transport Amid War Mobilization
Aug 11 report from Kine states the Admiralty has notified all chartered shipping firms to hold their vessels in readiness for immediate dispatch of troops. The St James' Gazette notes this order reflects intensified wartime mobilization and aligns with convoy and deployment plans.
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Layntion, Kine
The
St James
Citizens Riot Over Street Tracks in Pontiac
In Pontiac Michigan on Saginaw Street aging workers from Detroit removed tracks of the Sylvan Lake Street Railway. Citizens and aldermen stirred the scene after 1 am as residents crowd the avenue in response to the company's opposition to street paving and a city injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Mich
Sylvan Lake Retreet Railway Company
Saginaw Street
Detroit
Witter
Aluminum Firms Form National Combine in Cincinnati
The Star Aluminum company of Cincinnati announces a New Jersey incorporated national combine with five other aluminum producers to form a united manufacturing group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Star Aluminum Company
Lawa
New Jersey
Weather forecast for Geattle and Vicinity
Tonight and Sunday expect fair and warmer conditions as high pressure moves off the Washington coast. Temperatures fall east of the Rockies to the coast, with cooler air in the southwest plateau region. Clear skies are forecast except along the coast, with a trend toward warmer weather Saturday.
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Geattle and Vicinity
Washington
Montana
Plateau
California
Rocky Mountainae
New Books for Stanford University Library
Stanford plans a major book purchase funded by registration fees. An appropriation over five times prior years will add about 15,000 volumes, ordered by the university wards. The library will be cleaned for opening, with the new building ready by November and book removal possibly delayed until midwinter vacation.
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Stanford University
Fears For a Steamer Indianapolis Sails Into Sea
It is feared the Yukon steamer Indianapolis, from Nulato to Cape Nome, is lost at sea with 24 aboard including Jennings and Myers. She left Nulato about June 1, passed the Yukon mouth three days later in a northeast gale, and has since vanished without a trace.
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Indianapolis
Nulato
Cape Nome
Jennings
Myers
Yukon
Wea
All Sorts From Global Tidbits and Local Oddities
A column collects diverse notes on far flung topics including a Khartoum railway plan, a London women’s club, German army glove orders, Berlin radish adulteration, Madrid papers, copperhead snakes in Shamokin, university enrollments in Paris, Alabama grape shipping, Thuringia potato bread for horses, rising crop values in the US, and small anecdotes from Slough to Bucke.
Mie Cuts Prices on Men's Linen Hats and Straw Braids
Local sale offers 38¢ each for men’s fine linen crash hats and straw braid hats with leather wheat finishes. Prices slashed on kid gloves and work gloves, with marked reductions on 6he and Bhe labeled pairs. Limited stock, Saturday only, while they last.
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Pari
Dreyfus le
Guily
Gossier
Geneval Otis
A. E. Fasseun
A. G. Felker
G. W. Coen
E. M. Farr
Il Buringame
W. Cobbiedick
KR. Walpole
W. B. Harris
T. Tibbetts
Carlson
J. Gree
A. Cooper
H. Anderson
William Tucker
Mre Harrie
BH. H. Paruch
L. Hansen
EF. Sul-ivan
G. 9Rsdorf
5. Jansen
M. P. Lareen
J. Johnson
W. KE. Ray
J. A Beten
J. Bh. Pagan
P. K. Buckiey
Wm. Miller
Mre. Miller
A. Blum
R Stottard
J. Beohwarta
H. Lovely
H.L. van Wyck
T Shaugnessy
Cc. King
J. Gallagher
J. Aaron
R. Smetana
C. Smetana
T. Buckinger
J. W. Wallace
P. de Martini
T. Aickmann
T. T. Swan
BR. C. Wood
RK. C. Wright
W. D. Harper
A. Klein
O. Barton
W. Thorn
R. E. Beach
J. M. Donaldson
Mount Rainier Forest Reserve
Mrs. Craven
Campbell
England
Aluminum Comb Trust
Weather Forecast
Stanford
Khartoum
London
Madrid
Han
Richard Edwards
Shamokin
H Jenkine
Paris
Alabama
Thuringia
New York Produce Exchange
Kansas City Journal
Slough
Prince of Wales
Maroc-Ulver
Hungary
Army
Navy
Police
O. W. Peterson & Bro
S. E. Barron, Pres
H. E. Weymouth
Copper Vault Mining Co
Ladies
HH. E. Weymouth & CO
Seattle Mining Exchange
Re Gebte
P. A. Hallee
Bates Wo
Steamboat
Pike St
Powell Reeves
Pacific Coast
Dr. Reeves
Reeves
West
Great West
Korn Block
Yesler Way
Korn
Yesler
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