Rennes Trial Sparks Dreyfus Court Martial Revelations
At Rennes on September 6 the Dreyfus court martial heard M Paleologue say German attache sent petit bleus to Materhasy implying traitor status. Witness Cernusett examined amid allegations he is a swindler. Labori weighs resigning over hostility as Picquart’s circle faces tense exchanges and threats.
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Paleologue
Germany
Labori
Cernusett
M. Tharieux
Savignaud
Picquart
Scheurer-Kestner
Senate
Tharieux
Tharteux
Dairymen Form City Wide Milk Price Combine
A group of 26 dairymen in the city voted to form a combination to raise prices for consumers. They adopted new milk and cream price schedules and planned to consult an attorney about incorporation, with a next meeting set for Tuesday at the Western Central Labor union on Third avenue to elect officers.
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the Star
I. X. IL
Western Central Labor Union
Third Avenue
Missing 11 year old boy reported to police
At 9 o clock last night a report was sent to police headquarters that C furgert an 11 year old boy was missing. His parents reside at Tenth avenue and Yosler way.
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C Furgert
Tenth Avenue
Yosler Way
Westover Seeks Brother Rueben Missing Since August
N. K. Westover of Blunt, D. asks for information on Rueben Westover his brother who arrived in this city August 35 aboard the Steamer Cottage City from Wangel.
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N. EK. Westover
Blunt, D
Rueben Westover
Cottage City
Wangel
Japanese Acting Troupe Arrives Aboard Queen for Beattie Debut
A company of 246 Japanese actors and actresses arrive by the Queen from San Francisco heading to perform at Beattie. Otto Kawakami, dubbed the Henry Irving of Japan, leads the troupe which has already appeared at the San Francisco theater.
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San Francisco
of Francisco
Otto Kawakami
Henry Irving
Japan
Beattie
Seattle Tonight Fair Weather With Warmer Thursday
The forecast for Seattle and vicinity calls for fair skies tonight with warmer conditions expected on Thursday. Light winds and mild temperatures accompany the trend as residents anticipate a pleasant spell.
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Seattle
Vicinity
Turauan News and Court Actions Report
A city brief covers a fatality at Providence hospital after an operation. A student McCain caused disturbance at the Oberon Hall on Cherry Street. Irvin Marech intervened and McCain was detained at police headquarters. Bevington and Waddell surrendered on grand larceny charges, bail set at 2000 dollars. Bevington later released on bonds. The Beattie Christian Institute held sessions on personal work and inter church union new church movement. Captain Troutman’s disappearance remains a mystery as the steamer Dode faces a lien and the Gen McPherson crew seeks overdue wages.
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Oberon
Cherry Street
Cr. McCain
Irvin Marech
Baruch
McCain
A. Waddell
Robert Bevington
Cain
Themeechee
John Jones
Waddell
Bevington
Jones
Baker
Pottstown Iron Company Aims to Raise 1 Million
Pottstown Iron Company stockholders consider a 1 million dollar raising plan for an open hearth steel plant repairs to a blast furnace and working capital. First preferred shares total 2 250 000 and common shares about 34894 006. The aim is opening the furnace and resuming idle operations.
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Pottstown
Pottstown Iron Company
Germany rejects testifying request in Dreyfus affair
Hohlin reports no official French request to allow Colonel Schwarzkoppen to testify at Rennes by noon. Germany believes Von Buelow’s statement in Upper Mourne already declares Dreyfus unknown to German Intelligence. Berlin regards any deposition as unlikely to change facts and potential international complications. Laberi's telegram to the Kaiser is viewed as a private act with no official consequences.
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Hohlin
France
Schwartekoppen
Rennes
Foreign Office
Schwartskoppen
Count von Buelow
Dreyfus
Sittle
von Buelow
Germany
Behwartskoppen
Laberi
Dreyfus Trial Defense Witnesses Restricted
The government says Paniszardi will not be allowed to testify for the defense in the Dreyfus trial. It denies any direct or indirect communication with Dreyfus and states it has none of the documents listed in the bordereau. Italy reportedly wished Panis card to testify but was restrained by Germany.
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Paniszardi
Hennes
Dreyfus
Italy
Panis
Germany
Underground Wires Debate Shapes City Franchise
The council debated an Automatic Telephone franchise now amended to require an underground wire system and free city offices service. A new provision would require the company to place lines underground where Bunset wires are buried, with the committee to report next meeting.
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Automatic Telephone Company
Fso
Councimen Castleman
Crichton
Crawford
Hill
Navin
Bunset Telephone Company
Board of Public Works
Auditing
Groen case petition for writ of habeas corpus
Gustaf Kerl Green jailed 20 days and fined 109 dollars petitions the supreme court for a writ of habeas corpus. The alternative writ is returnable in September and Judge Fullerton orders King County sheriff to show cause why the writ should not be made permanent.
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Gustaf Kerl Green
Moore
Supreme Court
Fullerton
King County
Daring Hold-Up Near Enumclaw Aboard Train
Ex Seattle policeman George Richards recounts a 1 AM robbery near Enumclaw. Two masked highwaymen robbed Richards, Clemmens, and Ludwick, taking money and a watch while forcing hands up. Richards plans to return to Seattle to notify police as detectives search for the suspects.
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George Richards
Seattle
Baumelaw
Richards
Jones
Enum
Spokane
Stampede
Chester
C. Clemmins
Ludwich
Rossland
B. C
Clemmens
Palmer cut-off progress speeds toward January 1 completion
Five hundred workers in five locations push the Palmer cut-off toward a January 1 date. Crews lay rails, shape the road bed, install stone culverts and street bridges to meet main line standards. Officials say labor and tools shortages do not slow progress.
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Palmer
Jewish New Year Observed at Morris Hall
The Jewish New Year began Friday at 6 PM and lasted hours as about 600 worshippers attended at Morris Hall. Services were conducted by Rev. D. Brooks with assistance from Rev. Sechulln in an orthodox congregation of Biehor Cholem.
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Biehor
Disappearance of Dante Conniff Sparks Seattle Police Search
Dante N. Conniff, a 26 year old shingle weaver, vanished from Everett on August 31. His wife Mrs D N Conniff appeals for information as authorities issue a description detailing a smooth faced man with a scar on the left jaw, wearing a black cutaway coat, faded shirt and light brown hat.
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Dante N. Conniff
Pverett
D. N. Conniff
Conniff
Seattle
Driven from their home by father forces children to flee
Three Morris children from Fenton were brought to the police by friends after the father ordered them out of the house and told them not to return. The two girls and a four year old boy were handed to Matron Taylor and county commissioners will seek a home for them.
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Morris
Fenton
Taylor
Logger James Mullin Bound Over After Gun Threat Claim
Judge Cann bound James Mullin a logger over to the superior court on an alleged blackmail case. Prosecutor Wattie testified Mullin approached him with a loaded pistol and forced signing of a promissory note for 1100, while Mullin claimed Wattie insulted his wife and threatened murder after payment.
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James Mullin
Cann
Mullin
Wattie
Organizing Cigar Makers in Tacoma Aims to Unite Industry
Michael Raphael of the Cigarmakers International union travels to Tacoma to organize local cigarmakers and educate workers about the union label. He argues most Washington cigars are produced in sweat shops, claiming 64 million cigars are smoked in the state yearly with only 4 million made by state labor. He estimates 56 million cigars would need 3,000 workers at $12.50 weekly, totaling about $1,990,000 annually in wages.
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Tacoma
Michael Raphael
Cigarmaker’s International Union
Rapheal
Washington
Hop Pickers Head for Yakima Hop Fields
Sept 6 Yakima report notes annual outpouring from Puget Sound to Yakima hop yards for several days of picking. Northern Pacific offers $6.50 round trip in twosomes. Those needing 2-person groups should apply at Seattle Free Labor Bureau City Hall Friday. Tacoma lacks free arrival bureau. hop growers provide yard transportation. Dickers should bring tents and cooking gear. End of season features state fair and an Indian Jubilee.
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North Yakima
Puget Sound
Yakima
Yakima County
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Free Labor Bureau
Seattle
Tacoma
Local Laundry Promises Quality Shirts at Low Prices
The ad touts superior work in men's garments and family washing, claiming rivals imitate but cannot match quality or prices. It promotes shirts from 16 cents to 12 cents with collars, cuffs, and fancy styles, and includes a phone contact for Mikes.
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