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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1899

Page

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Dreyfus Trial Plays Sly Jests Meet Serious Questions

Rennes Aug 29 A lively court martial session features Lieut Col Cordier and Freycinet testifying in favor of Dreyfus amid sharp exchanges. Cordier acknowledges possible innocence. humor erupts over treason accusations and jews in the army. Freycinet cites no solid basis for the foreign syndicate claim and avoids verdict speculation.

Rennes Dreyfus Cordier Freycinet Esterhazy Roget Col Sandherr Triot Henry Picquart Major Lauth Labori Pages Matthieu Dreyfus Roger Col. Fleur Gribelin Mercier de Freycinet Jamet Jouaust France Court of Cassation

Fashion Plate Exhibits Open In Meatle With Spectacle

Walter L. Main's Fashion Plate Shows of the World arrive in Seattle, rail workers unload the elieus and set up a tent city opposite M. A. park. A Rough Riders detachment, elephants, painted wagons and bands thrill crowds in a large street pageant. Tonight at 8 o'clock the show continues with varied acts and a strong Inside the Main Tent focus. Northwestern Mining Exchange reports light morning bids with five hundred Golden Tunnel shares sold at toe as prices trend downward.

Walter L. Main Elieus Seattle Northwestern Mining Exchange Golden Tunnel Toe

Improvements of Streets In Seattle City Council Meeting

The Seattle city council reported the largest round of street improvements in months with several projects approved. Kinnear plans graded replanking Fourth and Fifth avenues and related street work. Lewis proposes macadamizing Western Avenue and widening various streets. the Kinnear Park addition plat and related vacation measures were approved. At the Seattle Mining Exchange, stock prices rose with notable gains for Fat San Poll and Colorado Gold and Copper, while Rambler Caribou showed a strong advance in trading.

Muldoon Seattle George Kinnear Fourth Avenue Key and Weller G. Kinnear Fifth Avenue Betwen Roy Mercer Streets Kinnear Park Spring Seneca Streets George Kinear Frank PP Lewis Eighteenth Avenue East Howell Mast Mercer Streets Kec Sec Coolorado Golden Tunnel Republic

Thousands of Flags for Washington Volunteers Parade

The executive committee of the district chapter coordinating Washington volunteers preparations met at the Chamber of Commerce. Maj. J. K. Mayden stood in for Mayor Humes. Parade chair Col. Edson pushed for all city schoolchildren to march with American flags. Finance chief Hrookes plans fund-raising and a badge of endorsement. Fireworks chief Welle outlined plans for a marine display and potential marine battle.

Dtisease Washington Volunteers Chamber of Commerce T. J. Humes J. K. Mayden A.M. Hrookes Geo. A. Piper Col K.P. Edson BE. OM. Wella Gen J. J. Metcalfe J. Howard Watson Mre HM. . Patterson Hed Cross Society Qiam C. Fairbanks John Porehand Geo Cotterill PC Conners Porteon Relief Corps Edsen Hrookes F E. H. Welle Messrs. J. P. Hartman R. MH. Thompson N.L. Nogwers Gilbert & Meem J. HB. Metcalfe Hayden

Local relief committee expands roster with civic leaders

The committee added members including Mrs Della Coleman of Foote Kellef Corp and Mrs Jennie V Wilson of Miller Nelief. Mr JH Allen of the state Red Cross and Maj WW Hinehart of Loyal Lewton. Reports from Chairman Watson and Secretary Rinehart described information sent to newspapers, mayors, and council members. The group adjourned to meet Thursday at the Chamber of Commerce at eight o'clock.

Della Coleman Foote Kellef Corpa Jennie V. Wilson Miller Nelief Coope Lida HM. McKercher Stevens Kellef Corpa J.C. Haines Beattle Red Cross Society John HW. Allen State Hed Croan Society DC. Stam

Boston Syndicate to control Seattle street railways

A Boston syndicate has bought three major Seattle street railways and aims to acquire the Madison line. They reportedly will pay about 2.5 million dollars for four lines, with Jacob Furth saying consolidation of city roads is near. A divorce filing by Eleanor Bevan from Thomas J. Hevan cites cruel treatment.

Eleanor Bevan Thomas J. Hevan Boston Beattie Madison Street Seattle Traction Company Union Trunk Line Weatreet Electric Railroad Sime Jacob Furth Madigan Street Road Star Western Central Labor Union Robert Pevier Black Diamond Wiliam Middleton Renton Cooperative Minera Seattle Lauben Victoria Vancou Oporta Woodall Madison Atrk Pavilion Armory Germenia Hall Madison Onal

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