Dreyfus Court Martial Spars with Germany Italy Testimony Request
The piece notes Germany and Italy should intervene in the Dreyfus court martial to permit official testimony on guilt or innocence. It cites Labors demand, the handling of documents behind counsel, and the risk of Transvaal war links via the Orange Free State. It mentions Paris Exposition delays and Guerin and Bertillon demonstrations as mood shifters.
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Germany
Italy
Dreyfus
Labor
France
Roget
Labori
Bordereau
Documenta
Freystadter
Cret
Roger
Orange Free State
Cape Colony
Transvaal
Great Britain
Free State
Cape Assembly
Guerin
Paris
Bertifion
Rennes
Hertilion
Crackers Targeted by Coast Trust Plot Seeks Regional Control
A plan to form a cracker trust along the Pacific coast aims to unite major factories north of San Francisco. Promoters include J Haurahan of New York and C F Ide of Syracuse. Seattle and Portland discussions involve Austin P Burwell of Seattle Cracker & Candy Co. Burwell says the effort would not create a real trust and notes he has not joined or entertained offers.
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San Francisco
Portland
Spokane
J. Haurahan
New York
C. F. Ide
Syracuse
Seattle
Austin P. Burwell
Seattle Cracker & Candy Company
Star
McKinley Opposed Diverting Honors From Dewey
New York reports President McKinley told the Dewey reception committee he would do all he could to honor Admiral Dewey but feared his presence might divert honors. Acting Mayor Guggenheimer said the president is expected to visit by the Dolphin, or else city and state leaders will visit the admiral and attend a naval parade featuring the Olympia.
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New York
Dewey
Long Hranch
McKinley
United States
Guggenheimer
Olympia
Waldorf Astoria Hotel Sold for 200000
Samuel Moore manager of the Waldorf Astoria hotel announced the sale of the beach front property to Thomas H. Green for two hundred thousand dollars. Green, a Philadelphia investor, plans extensive improvements and alterations before next summer.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Samuel Moore
Moore Brothers
Thomas H. Green
Philadelphia
Green
Seattle and Vicinity Rain Tonight and Wednesday
A weather forecast for Seattle and vicinity calls for occasional rain tonight and Wednesday with southerly winds.
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Seattle
Vicinity
Young Lovers Tie Wedding Amid Elopement Rumor
Baltimore, Sept. 5. Society circles were surprised by the announcement that Miss Nellie Roberts of North Charles Street married Arthur Stanley Zell in Wilmington, Del. Rev. William Short officiated. The couple had planned a October ceremony and elopement was feared.
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Baltimore
Mise Nellie Roberts
N. Froberts
North Chartes Avenue
Wilmington
Del
Arthur Stanley Zell
O. Carroll Zell
Thin City
William Short
Government aims to hire male stenographers over women
In Washington on September 1 government departments announce a call for stenography examinations stressing that the positions are for males. Several bureaus that formerly employed many women have begun substituting men wherever possible.
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Washington, D. C
Death at Baseball Recalls New England Star Hazleton
Hanover New Hampshire September 5 Willard C Hazleton captain and first baseman of the Tufte nine dies from injuries sustained in a ball game at Fabyans White Mountains He was struck on the head by a thrown ball during an exhibition game and rendered unconscious.
Paris Show Plot Uncovered by Police
Police uncover an anarchist group near San Paulo forty miles from Santos plotting dynamite attacks. Among those arrested is a young girl named tabriella who had begun her escape. investigation points to planned explosions at the Paris expanition.
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RIO del Panetro
Bept
San Paulo
Santos
Lot
Tabriella
Paria
Train Wreck In Kansas Claims Several Victims
In Kansas a freight train collided with a second train at dawn. The wreck injures listed include engineer Cuthbertoon and wireman Crawford, along with several clerks and bystanders from Kansas City and Peru Indiana.
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Kansas
Transportation Trust to Control Upper Yukon Traffic
Doyle of Everett says the Canadian Development company aims to control steamboat traffic on the Upper Yukon. He notes 26 steamers operate there, many not paying expenses, and reports the company is buying vessels to form a trust and dominate the trade.
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Transportation Trust
Upper
Yukon
Canadian Development Company
Doyle
Everett
Victoria
Perth
Dawson
Hotel Northern
Prince Tacatugene Wedding Tour Plans Revealed
A cablegram from Newport reports Prince Tacatugene and his best man left August 2 on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and expect to reach New York next Thursday. In Newport he will be entertained by Mr Potter Palmer with dinners arranged by Mrs French and Mrs Clapp, followed by a private ceremony at Mrs Palmer’s summer home with Miss Grant and her mother as guests.
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Newport
R. L
Prince Cantacugene
New York
Potter Palmer
French
Mra Clapp
Baldwin
All Sainta Memorial Chapel
Miss Grant
Thia
Washington
California
Worth
U. 8. Grant
Pacific Mail Lines Push Two Big Passenger Ships
Work began today at the Newport News shipyard on two large Pacific Mail steamships for passenger and freight service. Each vessel will measure 55 feet in length with a tonnage of 18,400 and cost about 26 000 dollars. When finished they will be the yard’s largest ships and rank high among world vessels. The liners are projected to reach around 1 knot in speed.
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Newport News
Peahnw
Peter
Christ
Bavier
Acts
Matthew Om
Hugh Gilchrist
J. N. Smith
Louis
E. A. Holdridge
R. L. Lanning
Louie &. Bowerman
Hawaii
H. H. Gowan
Deering Harvester Reverts to Partnership Amid Farm Backlash
After five years in corporate life the Deering Harvester Company plans to revert to a co partnership system and issue stock papers on September 10 due to mounting farming opposition to corporations and heavier state burdens. The move reflects widespread Western pressure against corporate structures and the company’s awareness of farm and public sentiment.
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Chicago
Rept
Deering Harvester Company
West
Gold Basis Foretold by Comptroller Dawes
Dawes predicts a Republican driven bill in Congress to establish a gold reserve fund of 125 to 150 million dollars for greenback redemption. He says the move would put the nation’s currency on a gold basis and aligns with president's recommendations.
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Chicago
Treasury
Dawes
Congress
House Caucus
Senate Finance Committees
Will contest for valuable property in Florida lands
Helra de la Maso Arredondo will file suit to establish ownership of about 300000 acres on Florida's east and west coasts. The land, occupied by the Plant system, is valued between five and sixteen million dollars. A. Mehiado, of this city, plans the action for the Arredondo heirs after a trip to Cuba returning in September.
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New York
Sept
Helra
Fernando de la Maso Arredondo
Florida
A. A. Mehiado
Cuba
Arredondo
Mehiado
Sentry Duty in the Water at Pottstown
A letter from Corporal Arnold Ovedorf describes dire conditions in the Philippines with heavy rains flooding quarters, men wading a mile to posts up to their waists, sickness among troops, and enemy fire from 700 yards away including to a church where troops are quartered. Some men rode a sugar tub to safety.
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Pottstown
Arnold Ovedorf
Philippines
Mons
Notable miscelany and society notes from a city page
A collage of anecdotes and bios features figures like Joel Chandler Harrie James Whitcomb Riley and Chauncey M Depew. It also mentions Monsigno Hessonies Prince Francis of Teck Sir Frederick William Edward Forrester George H Quackenbos and others with varied professions and roles. The item closes with a short theater note and an advertisement for fine note paper at Denny Coryell Co Cincinnati.
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Joel Chandler Harrie
James Whitcomb Kiley
Douglasa Sladen
Chauncey M. Depew
Monsigno Hessonies
Ireland
Prince Francis of
Teck
Prince Francis
Pew Hritiah
South Africa
Frederick William Edward Forrester
George H. Quackenbos
New York
Paul Watott
Desline
University of California
Germany
Sir Mores Baekiel
Rome
Italy
Cincinnati
Virginia Military Institute
Newmarket
Eithu Root
John Armstrong
Madison
Peter H Porter
John Quincey Adams
Benjamin F. Butler
Jackson
John CC. Spencer
Tyler
William N. Marcey
Polk
John M. Schofield
Johnson
Daniel & Lamont
Cleveland
Diamond Ring Free at Daily Jewelry Auction
Daily sale at 2 20 p m offers a free diamond ring and 10 other presents as part of the New York Jewelry Co sale of diamonds watches and silverware. Rogers silverware special at 3 p m. last week several customers received diamond rings. Auction times 70 and 7 40 with seats reserved for ladies at the Emporium 817 Second Avenue.
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New York Jewelery Co
Rogers
Mra. Martin
Maynard Avenue
Mrs. Young
Hotel York
Mra. Jacoba
McDonald Brock
J. KR. Wilson
Ballard
Mra Jacklin
Fifth Avenue
The
Emporium
Second Avenue
Oklahoma Outlaws Run Down in Train Robbery Suspect Clan
Oklahoma outlaws from the Jen Hite gang were arrested north of the city and taken to Tecumseh to answer several charges, including train robbery. Mike O Malley was severely wounded while escaping after a year in hiding.
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Meno
Tex
Mike
Tom O'Malley
Tecumseh
Mike O'Malley
King County Horticultural Society Annual Meeting Report
The King County Horticultural Society met in Collins Block G A BR hall at 10:99 this morning. Fruit Inspector Brown delivered his annual report and warned of an effort to flood the county with insect pests. The session adjourned at 12:90. Afternoon program includes discussion on waging warfare against the insect foe and profitable fruit varieties for the region.
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King County Horticultural Society
G. A. BR. Hall
Collins Block
Brown
All Sorts and Oddities From Around the World
A jumble of curiosities notes global trade and culture, from Austrian cottons to French bone dice, with items on Japanese blades and royalty, American places, and odd incidents. Highlights include Oklahoma pride, Stuyvesant land history, and a London alto note about theatres and figures.
Diaz Will Likely Visit Chicago Amid Reception in Mexico
Chicago dispatch reports portmaster U. Gordon and an invitation committee returned at 9 PM aboard the Santa Fe after being greeted in Mexico. They conveyed confidence that President Diaz would visit Chicago unless health or public duties prevent.
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Diag
Chicago
Mexico
Portmaster
U. Gordon
Santa Fe
Salem Asylum Overseer Election Faces Uncertain Wind
The Salem asylum board weighs a successor to Dr. Paine with four candidates named. Dr. J N Smith of Salem, Dr. J F Calbreath of McMinnville, Dr. D D A Paine current head, and HM A Wright of Klamath Falls seek the post amid endorsements and petitions. The vote was moved from Monday Labor Day to today as trustees meet.
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Salem
Paine
Board of Asylum Trustees
J. N. Smith
Balem
J. F. Calbreath
McMinnville
DD. A. Paine
HM. A. Wright
Klamath
Seattle News Highlights From August Events and Tours
Obituaries note Mary Kent dies at Providence hospital from Bright's disease. Ship Mercury leaves harbor with 896000 feet of lumber for White Pass railroad, towed by Revolute. Temple de Hirsch opens in Jefferson street theater with Rabbi Theodore F Joseph delivering first sermon for Jewish New Year. Captain D. Troutman of the Code missing since Aug 24, wife cites search results. Seattle Christian Institute session outlines personal work and seven daily emphases, led by Holdridge and Gilchrist. Pacific Northwest piano dealers meet in Tacoma. May Enright supports Washington regiment fund with a doll vote fundraiser.
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Temple de Hirsch
Jefferson Street
Theodore F. Joseph
Seattle
L. Kohn
FE. Rosenbers
Abraham
Lanac
Genesia
Temple de Hireeh
Theodore F Joseph
Reform Church
Kohn
Frosenberg
Joseph
D. Troutman
Edward Cudihee
Star
Welock
Washigton
Whatcom
Turner
Seattle Christian Institute and
School of Methods
First Methodist Episcopal Church
RE. A. Holdridge
FE. A. Holdridge
Hugh W. Gilchrist
Holdridge
Wedded Across a Swollen Stream in Penny County
Cowboy Albert A. Perry and Emma Moyer planned to wed yesterday near her family’s cattle ranch. A sudden deluge swelled a creek between them and the minister, who lived on the opposite bank, forcing the couple to answer the service from across the stream.
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Penny, Co
T. Bept
Albert A. Perry
Emma Moyer
Jeter
Streetcar Coaster Tears Into House in Norristown
Seventy passengers on a Chesnut Hill trolley car in Norristown toppled down Sandy Street Hill when brakes failed and the car jumped the track, crashing into a brick house. Two people were badly hurt, including three year old Alice Whitmore. others suffered minor injuries.
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Norristown
Chesnut Hi
Sandy Street
George Lines
Lansdale
Alice Whitmore
Annie Whitmore
Philadelphia
Dem county central committee eases stance on regular ticket foes
Chicago readers see a split within the Democratic county central committee. Some members who opposed the regular April ticket have softened toward the Ballot and traitors labels, while a strong faction demands removal of all who fought the regular slate. Many Altgeld or Republican alderman supporters have resigned or will step aside once the special reorganization committee rules.
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Chicago
Democratic County Central Committee
Levy bids to buy Astor NYC real estate riches
Jefferson M. Levy offers to purchase William Waldorf Astor's New York City holdings valued at 110 to 150 million dollars. Levy, a Thirteenth District real estate operator, is in London sending a private cable. he plans to return next week seeking a definite Astor reply.
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New York
Jefferson M. Levy
William Waldorf Astor
New York City
Levy
London
Mr. Astor
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Society OF Horticulture
Austria
Pittsburg
Osceola
Oklahoma
Tts
Robt. R. Stuyvesant
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Peter Stuyvesant
New Amsterdam
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Misa Gould
Otts McKinley
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Madison Park
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Diaz
Waddee Wendder
City News
Aaspanaeaare
Mary Kent
Providence Hospital
Hrigtt
Peter J. Primrore
Port Madison
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E. FE. Caine
Lynn Canal
White Pass
Revolute
Holy Spirit
E. M. Randall
A. L. Hutchison
Pacific Northwest
Tacoma
Oregon
Idaho
Miks May Enright
Portland, Or
Colorado Southern Railway
Washington Volunteers
Post- Intelligencer
Washington Regiment
J. A. Balllacgeon
F. W. Daniele
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