Dreyfus Court Martial Hearings Continue Castof Witnesses
Minor witnesses testified for and against Dreyfus as letters were read noting M du Brew's jail character and alleged treasonous relations with German officers. Dreyfus denied meeting foreigners at Bodson and Kullman denied riding with him to German maneuvers as court adjourned amid scrutiny of the bordereau and related documents. The court will deliver its verdict while Dreyfus remains in his cell with troops surrounding the prison.
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Rennes
Dreyfus
Jouast
M. du Brew
T Hat Dreyfus
Hodes
du Breuil
de Chamber
Bodson
Georges
Dreyfue
Mulhouse
Kullman
Labert
Bernheim
Col
Bruyerre
Gem Roget
Tar
Sebert
Maj
Hartmann
Court of Cassation
Germany
Crome
Green goods for Cubans
Washington dispatch reports the spread of green goods frauds beyond the United States into Cuba. Circulators advertise counterfeit notes to Cubans, using Spanish language bait and a Spaniard intermediary. Headquarters listed as Allentown, Va. no “come-on” yet arrived from Cuba, but the scheme may travel back with cash and paper scraps.
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Washington, D. C
Green Goods
United States
Bunko
Cuba
Secret Service
Havana
Santiago
Roderiguez
Senor
Allentown
Congo Free State Forces Rout Rebels in Congo
Advices from the Congo Free State report government troops routed rebellious tribes in the region killing 500. The announcement notes swift action and a decisive victory amid ongoing unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brusarls
Congo Free State
Mortgage Burning Jubilee at Madison Street M E Church
Jubilee services mark relief from church debt with a mortgage burning ceremony at Madison Street M E Church. The program includes sermons, hymns, solos, and remarks by several city pastors and church leaders.
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Madison Street M. E
A. 8
Greeg
B. F. Brooks
J. M. Denison
F. A. LaViolette
FE. M. Randall
W. & Harrington
W. H. Selfeck
H. D. Brown
Geo BE. Morria
Hev. A. Gregg
Madison Street
Madison Street Church
Rev
A. Atwood
Puget Sound
Mayme FE Covington
H. Stoughton
T. W. McPherson
Wm. Jones
H.C Deitz
Joseph Brooks
A. BE. Tlawia
BE. G. Blewart
Wilmot Whitfield
D. D
Seattle
BE. C. McEvers
Kirkland M. EK
A. J. Whitfield
South Park M. KB
Yellow Fever Outbreak Confirmed in Key West
Washington report states Surgeon General Brernberg received a telegram from Key West confirming an outbreak of yellow fever there. The notice notes a confirmed spread prompting public health alerts and monitoring.
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Washington, D. C
Brernberg
Key West
The Stanleys Again Divorce Case Moves Toward Appeal
The Stanley divorce was heard before Judge Jacobs who denied the motion for a new trial. The defense announced an appeal to the supreme court after the ruling.
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Stanley
Jacobs
Supreme Court
Denials by the French detail Voulet expedition atrocities
Paris reports from The Matin reveal Voulet and Chanoine were declared outlaws for killing Ideut Klobb and Capt. Menier. The dispatch alleges mothers and infants were slain, sharp shooters mutilated natives, and villages along the march were burned.
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Paris
Voulet
Chanoine
Ideut
Klobb
Capt
Menier
Denial by Editor Mack on trip to Europe
Norman E. Mack the Buffalo editor and politician returned to New York from a European vacation. He denied going abroad as an emissary for William Jennings Bryan or anyone else and said his discussions with Richard Croker did not cover politics or Bryan’s home. He also opposed the Van Wyck beam as unnecessary to Democratic interests.
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New York
Norman KE. Mack
Europe
Mack
J. J. Willett
Alabama
Kangland
William Jennings Ryan
Richard Croker
Hryan
England
Croker
Mr. Hryan
Firyan
Eles
van Wyck
Democratic Party
Weistling's Intentions to Press Case Against Gamblers
Attorney F B Weistling said he will press charges against John Considine and George L Abbe for running gaming in the city. He recounted being offered money to drop proceedings and destroy gaming apparatus, and plans to apply for search warrants to seize and remove all gambling devices from the Standard.
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F. B. Weistling
Mar
John Considine
George L' Abbe
Weistling
Bicycle Price Cuts Shake New York Trade
A major New York bicycle maker announced substantial retail reductions on high grade bikes to fight a newly formed bicycle trust. Chain driven wheels fall to 35 dollars and chainless models to 9 dollars, a 15 dollar cut per bike, with other firms likely to follow the example.
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New York
Sept
Bicycle Trust
Epidemic of Hydrophobia Strikes Greenup County
Greenup county citizens contend with a hydrophobia outbreak among dogs. Hundreds of cattle horses and dogs have been killed after rabid animals attacked stock and livestock. No human bites reported yet but residents carry revolvers to guard children from vicious dogs.
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Greenup, Ky
Greenup County
Boiler Explosion at Republican Ironworks Kills Six
At Republican Ironworks in Pittsburg six men died when a boiler exploded this morning. Five more workers were severely hurt and five are critically injured. Debris sparked fires as roofs collapsed and flames raged, trapping laborers. Names of the dead include Wm. Thoman, Thos. Bevan, Jan Feldingham, Edward Matthews, John Worginsky, with one unidentified laborer.
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Pittsburg
Rept
Republican Ironworks
Debria
Wm. Thoman
Thos, Bevan
Jan Feldingham
Edward Matthews
John Worginsky
Weather Outlook for Seattle and Vicinity This Weekend
The forecast calls for this afternoon and tonight to be mostly fair with intermittent showers. Saturday should be fair with southerly to westerly winds.
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Seattle
Seattle to Welcome New Gambling House Opening
Seattle readies a new gambling venue to open soon led by M. B. Kennedy Edward Shanks and Charlies Hollenbeek at 115 Occidental avenue scheduled for tomorrow or Monday with local residents watching closely.
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Seattle
M. B. Kennedy
Edward Shanks
Charlies Hollenbeek
Occidental Avenue
Troops Arrest Beach Miners at Cape Nome Clash
On August 14 at Anvil City near the Laurada's Cape Nome departure, troops under Lieut. Craigie surrounded and arrested nearly 290 miners after they refused to quit work. K C Bounsall reports the Cape Nome Mining and Development Company claimed beach ownership and threatened rents. Cashell pledged to defend miners' rights, suggesting government rations until settlement, while the miners blamed the company for the disruption.
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Craigie
Cape Nome Mining & Development Company
T. D. Cashell
Cape Nome Mining & 1 Company
Bids to be opened for city street and sewer projects
At tomorrow's board of public works meeting bids will be opened for grading Sixteenth avenue from East Cherry to East Marion Street and East Den nyway from Broadway to Twenty first avenue. Bids for a sewer on Twenty third avenue from Yeeler way to Past Alder street will also be let. Improvements include grading parking and replanking. Bids for city officer supplies were received yesterday and referred to Secretary Frank Alson for tabulation.
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Board of Public Works
Sixteenth Avenue
East Cherry
Marion Street
Denny Wey
Broadway
First Avenue
Twenty-third Avenue
Yeeler Way
Alder Street
Board of Pit Works
Frank Alson
Clerk at St James Hotel Involved in Theft Claim
Be Atthe police seek Hartfield a former clerk at St James hotel after a Krondiker named Deval placed 400 in gold dust and 969 in cash with Hartfield. Deval later took the dust but left the money. Buckley, the proprietor, says she knows nothing about the funds and Deval is said to have left the city.
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Hartfiel
St. James
Deval
Hartfield
Sormaid
Duval
Wil
Mre
Buckley
Labor Day Celebration Planned in Seattle Parade and Events
Preparations for Labor Day festivities are complete with expected 6600 marchers on foot in Seattle. West of the Cascades unions will send large delegations. Afternoon sports at Madison Park precede three large balls at Madison, the Armory, and Germania halls to close the day.
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Seattle
The
Cascades
Madison Park
Madison
Armory
Germania
Hall
Black towns with exclusive Black settlements in America
A dated report describes Hobson City Alabama Lincolnville near Charleston and Princeton in North Carolina as Black only towns with no white residents or minimal white presence. It contrasts colonial era incidents and governance with cautious notes on neighboring regions and rare white retreats in two North Carolina towns.
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Columbia
B. C
Hobson City
Ala
America
Lincolnville
D. C
Charleston
Princeton
Tarboro
N. C
North Carolina
Lake Maton
Goebel Petition Moves to Withdraw in Kentucky
In Kentucky anti Goebel sentiment grows with 5000 to 6000 Democrats petitioning for Goebel and ex Governor Brown to withdraw. They urge sending the issue to a state ticket and a new convention to nominate an entirely new ticket. The piece also notes a separate column on women's dexterity in manual labor.
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Louisville
Laws for the Porto Ricans
The insular commission finished codifying Porto Rico laws and will present the report to the president. A provisional or military government is expected to remain for years as Congress handles territorial status, Hawaii, Alaska, and related issues. The new code aims to resemble U S style law. Gustaf C. Green faces contempt of court trial by Judge Moore this afternoon.
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Washington
Ded. C
Insular Commission
Porto Rico
Capitol
Congress
Island
United States
Hawaiian Commission
Alaska
Hawaii
Lews
Spain
Gustaf C. Green
Moore
National Farmers Congress Set for Robton City Meeting
The National Farmers Congress will gather in Robton City October 3 to 6. Local arrangements are under way after a legislative appropriation. Delegates from states will attend with governors making appointments. This marks the first New England meeting with Ex Gov Howard of Wisconsin as president and John M Stahl of Chicago as secretary.
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Robton
National Farmers’ Congress
New England
Howard
Wisconsin
Congress
John M. Stahl
Chicago
Patt to Sing in Berlin Offers At Royal Opera House
Berlin reports Mme Adelina Patt has been offered two winter concerts by the Royal Opera House with a fee of 3000 dollars per concert. Berlin views the sum as high though she previously earned 4000 dollars per concert at London’s Albert Hall and six thousand dollars per night in the United States.
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Berlin
Mme
Adelina Patt
Baroness von Cedarstrom
Royal Opera House
Albert Hall
London
United States
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Corner Fifth
Ny Atcu Us
Ww. W. Houghton Jeweler
Ss. R. Wagoner
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Offce
Haller Building
Malin
Berdy
M. Clay Eversole
Optician
Migliavacca Wine Co
Nape
California
Migliavacca & Cokgiat
Rautman Plumbing CO
Queen City Steam Laundry
Fourth Avenue
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Denny Blaine Land Co
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