Autopsy Confirms George Mitchell sane in murder case
The past week reports note George Mitchell's autopsy shows a normal brain with no disease. Physicians for the state testified Mitchell was sane when he killed Creffield in May. Esther Mitchell and Maud Creffield were charged with first degree murder.
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Dreyfusites Celebrate At The Tomb Of Zola
Partisans of Captain Dreyfus celebrate his acquittal at Emile Zola’s tomb in a notable event. Dreyfus is cheered for minutes as part of a procedural commemoration linked to his defense.
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Nebraskan battleship Nebraska makes official trial trip
The Nebraska built by Moran Bros. completed an official trial, covering thirteen runs at an average 19.237 knots and a best 19.51 knots. It sails for a four hour ocean trial, after losing an anchor in 60 fathoms. The ship, first on the Pacific coast, keel laid in 1902, launched 1904, displacement 14,948 tons costing 3,732,600 dollars. Seattle July 18 reports 19.6 knots endurance trial off Cape Flattery. Other notes mention mine track methods and the largest stamp mill in Johannesburg, copper output, and a man fined for blasphemy use.
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