Dreyfus Court Martial Closes Day With Testimony On Bordereau
In Rennes heavy rain frames a grim session as Paul Myer and Auguste Molinier dispute Esterhazy handwriting and Grenier's testimony is read. Arthur Girt debunks Meyer's theory while Picot recalls a Carlsbad talk, and Deloye supports artillery detail in the evolving case. adjournment granted for a closed session on future witnesses.
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Mercier
Paul Myer
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Meyer
Dreyfus
Auguste Molinier
School of Charts
Esterhasy
Mathieu Dreyfus
M. Grenier
Court of Cassation Labori
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Motinier
Cannon
Gailifer
Deloye
Major Carriere
Choynski Wins World Light Heavyweight Title Fight
In Dubuque Iowa last night Joe Choynski defeated Australian Jimmy Ryan in a 20 round world light heavyweight title bout on points. Choynski weighed 158 pounds to Ryan’s 152 as about six thousand spectators watched a one sided display by Choynski with Ryan fighting gamely throughout.
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Jimmy” Ryan
Joe Choynski
Choynski
Hungarian junior Maurus Jokal to wed actress Arabella Nagy
Vienna dispatch reports 74 year old Maurus Jokal a noted Hungarian jovial figure is nearing marriage to 14 year old Hungarian actress Arabella Nagy. The pairing draws attention due to the age gap and public interest in cultural figures.
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Vienna
Maurus Jokal
Jovelior
Arabella Nagy
Kirkland Smelting Works to Erect Plant at Once
At a stockholders meeting the Kirkland Smelting Works decided to proceed immediately with building a smelting plant costing about 590000. Part of the plant expected in operation by January 1, employing nearly 490 men when complete. Furnaces include silver lead blast furnaces with capacity 400 to 500 tons daily and a 200 ton copper furnace. A bessemerizing plant and lead pipe and sheet lead facilities are planned later.
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Kirkland
Smetter
Rome to Witness International Yacht Race in New York
Glasgow reports the City of Rome will send 1 200 tourists to see the international yacht race in New York. American firms have placed orders with Glasgow manufacturers for 50 000 tons of steel for warship construction.
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Glasgow
Rome
New York
McDonald Injured in Street Car Collision on Miner Avenue
Richard McDonald, a candy store worker on Second Avenue, was struck by a James Street cable car evening. He suffered a fracture to the left leg below the knee while running to catch a downtown car. He crossed before the uptown car, says he did not see it, and was picked up by the fender. He exonerates the conductor and crippleman of all blame.
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Richard McDonald
Second Avenue
James Treet
McDonald
Miner Avenue
Cripman
Hed Cross Society Elects Mew J C Haines President
At a meeting of the Hed Cross Society Mew J C Haines was again elected president. She had previously served as president since the society’s start and had agreed to resume duties after tendering her resignation.
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Insurance Commissioner Heifner Leaves for Convention Trip
Olympia August Heifner departs to attend the annual convention of Insurance Commissioners in Detroit. He will present a paper on Taxation of Insurance Companies and visit New York Philadelphia Washington DC and St Louis. The trip will take about six weeks.
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Aug
G. Heifner
Detroit
Insurance Commissioners
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Addition to Penitentiary at Olympia Moves Ahead
Negotiations between Governor Rogers and the United States Interior Department aim to acquire 4 acres of land adjoining the state penitentiary at Ward Wallal for a new wing. The plan follows a March 1893 act that appropriated 8250000 for construction and authorized transferring the building and land to the state upon completion.
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Olympia
Aug
Rogers
United States Interior Department
Ward Walla
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Ohio Democratic Convention Adopts Pro Cuba and Trust Reforms
The Ohio Democratic state convention opened with a large turnout and adopted a platform backing Cuban independence and the Philippines, opposing imperialism and entangling alliances. It denounces trusts, calls for free article pricing, and urges direct election of president, VP, and senators. John T. Melwan nearly secured revenuer nomination as Cuyahoga County shifted votes to him.
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Zanmaville
Ohio
Cuba
Philip
Griggs
United States
Hannalem
Jysehings
John T. Melwan
Cuyahoga County
Cincinnati Enquirer
Passengers Arrive on Al Ki From Lynn Canal
The Pacific Coast Steamship Co steamer Al Ki reached port this forenoon with about 125 passengers including 55 in the second cabin. Cargo consisted of roughly 0 tons of ore bound for the Tacoma smelter. No notable news came from the northern gold fields and little treasure was carried.
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al- Ki
Lynn Canal
Interior
Tacoma
Masked burglar foiled in Burke Building cashiers cage
An under janitor P H Gleason at the Burke building faced a masked man with a revolver in the cashier’s cage. The intruder fled toward the door after a loud challenge. Police are investigating, with unclear if papers or money were the target. vault held little money.
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P. H. Greason
Barron
Burke
British American Steamship Company
Jackson
Chicago woman writes scandal novel shocking high society
Margaret Potter daughter of millionaire W. Potter self publishes The Social Lion under the pseudonym Robert Deloy Williams a book that depicts Chicago aristocracy with risqué scenes and critique of masculine virtue. It chronicles debutantes and society men in theaters and boxes.
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Aus
Margaret Potter
W. Potter
Robert Deloy Willams
Gertrude Potter
Match prices advance in Chicago dealers expect further rise
In Chicago on August 30 prices for matches rose from 10 to 26 percent over the last 0 days. Dealers anticipate another advance before September ends. Earlier in the year the Independent Match Manufacturers clashed with the Diamond Match Company, driving prices down with cheaper grades selling as low as 63 cents.
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Diamond Match Company
Fear of Cherokee gathering near Hanson Arkansas
Reports claim full-blood Cherokee Indians are assembling in nearby woods west of Hanson Arkansas for an important meeting. Notable speakers and the Going Snake district choir are present. Some fear a Green Corn dance may be planned while federal officials have dispatched deputy marshals to monitor the area.
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Snake
Federal
Smcials
McKinley Visits Canton for Funeral Function
President McKinley and Mrs McKinley arrived in Canton for their first visit to the family home since attending the Saxton funeral. They received a rousing welcome from local citizens during the stop.
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McKinley
Saxton
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