Bertillon Experts Dreyfus Trial Testimony Continues
Handwriting expert Bertillon pushes conclusion that Dreyfus wrote the bordereau with disguised handwriting as court martial resumes. Capt. Freystaetter testifies that secret dossier documents influenced conviction and Mercier faces disruption from audience during heated exchanges over the evidence.
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Bertilion
Dreyfus
Bordereau
Labors
Demange
Bertillon
Bertilien
Anthropometric Department
Hertilion Snally
Capt
Valierio
Capt. Freystaetter
Col. Maurel
Labor
Freystaetter
Maurel
Mercier
Paty du Clam
Panizzardi
Gen. Mercier
Paniazardi
M. Paileologue
Schooner Lilly L Heads North With Miners' Supplies
The Schooner Lilly L arrived from Alaska and will sail again soon with general miners' supplies. John P. Miller, a bankrupt, has been discharged by Judge Hanford. Copatentinn L Webb filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court. Labor Commissioner Grout opened a ladies waiting room at the free employment bureau. A push to form a 4 Canadian American club in Beattie. Fred W. Gould, 29, ex Queald & Chandler drayman, died at home from typhoid fever on First Avenue South and Norman Street.
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John P. Miller
Hanford
Copatentinn L. Webb
Labor
Grout
Free Employment Bureau
Fred W. Gould
Queald & Chandler, Draymen
First Avenue South
Norman Street
Grim death said to loom over Guerin stronghold
Paris August 26 A rumor claims Guerin the anti Semitic leader who defied arrest may have killed himself in the barricaded Rue Chabrot house. A black flag was nailed to an upper window at daybreak, a message Guerin had promised. Vincent de Paul failed to gain entry as the siege continued with no sign of the besieged.
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Paris
Guerin
Rue
Chabrot
Vincent de Paul
Exposition Music Row Over Victoria Band Choice
City business leaders clash with the exposition committee over assigning the Victoria band instead of Wagner's Beattie band. Merchants press for home talent. critics cite federal labor import restrictions and note Wagner's prior prize win.
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Thi City
Victoria
Wagner
Beattie
Wagoner
Bousa
Exposition Committee
Big gambling trust formed in Seattle
A Seattle gambling trust led by John Considine and Joe Harvey aims to bar rivals and influence politics while running the city’s three gambling houses for large profits. Harvey controls the White House and two Seattle reps. Considine oversees the Standard. The plan claims some politicians will receive campaign funds from the earnings.
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Seattle
John Considine
Joe Harvey
San Francisco
Harvey
White House
William Dormer
Dave Argyle
Considine
Pacific Coast
Considine and Harvey
Clancy
Exposition Premium List and Preparations Advance
The Seattle exposition premium lists are completed with over $2,000 in premiums including gold medals. Supt Frank Armentrong and A J H Hewsom report premiums, space sales brisk, and all space expected to be sold two weeks before opening. Armory remodeling and two wing construction will finish in a week.
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Seattle
Frank R. Armentrong
A. J. H. Hewsom
Supt Armatrong
Davis Trip Delayed After Axle Breaks Near Toledo
The Davis automobile trip across the continent was halted after a rear axle failure west of Toledo. Repairs are underway and a $60 attachment was issued against the machine by Edward Malley Co of Stamford Conn for furnishings. Davis disclaims personal responsibility, saying the vehicle belongs to Akron Tire Co. The case goes to city courts next Monday.
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Toledo
Davis
Edward Malley Company
Stamford
Poisoning charge tied to Hastings case
Miss Viola Horlocker accused of poisoning the wife of her Hastings, Nebraska employer is reported to be a patient at Oaklawn sanitarium in Jacksonville enrolled under the name Miss Allen.
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Jacksonville
Viola Horlocker
Hastings
Neb
Oaklawn Sanitarium
Miss Allen
Deer Swim Rivers to Escape Forest Fires
In Ogdensburg New York on August 26 large numbers of deer swim the St Lawrence River to evade forest fires. The steamer Empire State arrived today and passed a herd crossing the stream nearby.
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Ogdensburg
S J. Lawrence River
Empire State
Mariners Rally Against Jefferson Head Fish Trap
Mariners claim a line of fish traps near Jefferson head at 14 miles from Seattle endangers navigation. Captains Beecher Clinger Munro demand removal after no notices or lights. government officials inspect the trap and may order its removal if proved dangerous.
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Seattle
Jefferson Head
Chiepeck Prom
Heecher
Gen. M. Wilson
Beecher
Clinger
Holyoke
Munro
Procress
Ihs
M. Taylor
Olympia
Capt. Taylor
Hawthorne Club to Stage Leonard Jones Bout in Seattle
The Hawthorne Athletic Club announces a September 12 go between Mike Leonard of Brooklyn and W H Jones of Philadelphia. The limited rounds event follows Jones winning a principal role in a recent club exhibition at the Jefferson theater. Leonard is noted as a clever fighter and both boxers have fought well. The match is billed as the most interesting exhibition yet seen in Seattle.
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Hawthorne Athletic Club
Mike Leonard
Brooklyn
W. H. Jones
Philadelphia
Jefferson Theater
Jones
Seattle
Bishop Gaines Lectures on Race Question Conditions
Bishop Wesley J. Gaines of the African Methodist Episcopal church lectured last night at the First M. E. church on the race question. He planned sermons at the African M. E. church tomorrow morning and at the First M. E. church in the evening. Gaines noted progress in his coastal jurisdiction but called it not as strong as desired, attributing it to the roving disposition of the colored race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurel
Freystaetter
Wesley J. Gaines
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Firat M. FE
Firat M. KE
Hiphtop Gaines
Treasury Refuses Paris Exposition Exhibit Funding
Washington August 26. The comptroller of the treasury ruled the treasury department cannot cover the costs of displaying treasury literature money coins medals and stamps at the Paris exposition. The commissioner general proposed funding from the contingent fund or printing bureau, but statutes bar using money for any purpose other than its appropriation.
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Treasury
Treasury Department
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Comptroller
Stalutes
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Ly Critical
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M. Jauaval
Jauaval
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Big Gambling Trust
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Hawthorn Club
Bishop Gaines
Washington, D. C
Comptroller of the Treasury
Peck
Spelger & Hurlbut
Pike
Star Paint CO
MH. N. Richmond Paper CO
Brunner & CO
Pike Street
Corner Fifth
Elgin, Howard, Waltham and Hampden
Houghton Fos Firet Avenue Jeweler
Ss. R. Wagoner
D.D.S
Haller
Sikes
Simon
M. Clay
Optician
Migliavacca Wine Co
Napa, California
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Rautman Plumbing CO
Commercial Importing Co
Second Ave
Pike St
Queen City Steam Laundry
Fourth Avenue
Union and
Moran Brothers Company
Worthington
Denny Blaine Land Co
Dexter Horton Bank
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