Dreyfus Trial Hearings Turn on Bertillon Handwriting
In Paris Aug 26 the sixth week of Captain Alfred Dreyfuss court martial resumed with M Bertillon the chief handwriting expert testifying he is convinced the bordereau was written by the prisoner. The defense protested as Maurel and Labori questioned the witness about Esterhazy and document handling during the dossier proceedings.
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Mennes
Alfred Dreyfus
M. Bertilion
Parte Prefecture of Police
M. Bertillon
Dreyfus
Judes
la Alm
M. Labork
Prouetaeter
Martal
Culogel Maurel
Qucatien
Courtmartia
aMeer
du Paty de Clam
Freystader
Colonel Maurel
Staeter
Freyhin
Mercier
Miurel
Elwiljan
Frey~staeter
Bertillon
Jouaust
M. Jauros
Chamber of Deputies
Dreyfusard
M. Bortilion
War Office
Bordereau
Esterhazy
Esterhaz
Esterhaszy
M. Bortillon
M. Demange
Hasterhazy
Alfred Deyton
M Hertitlon
M. Bertitlon
Dreyfue
War Department
Matthew Dreyfus
Paris
Mme
Chantaloupe
M. Labor
Esterhasy
M. Bertifion
M. Labori
de Metrebel
Kimself
Drey Fe
Madame Dreyfus
Mme, Dreyfus
Les
Carriere
Valerio
Tetter
Maurel
Freyetartes
Preyataeter
Henry
du Puty Delam
Bour
Maitre
Jousast
Freystaeter
Labor
Func
General Mercier
Frey
Germany
Tsa
Aviaf
Kreystader
Emingery
Sheila
Robin Shell
de Puty de Clam
Dreyfus Case Court Hearings Mark Turbulent Session
A chaotic court martial session features Captain Valerio challenging Bertillon measures, asserting forged documents and a hidden plot. Witnesses including Colonel Maurel and Captain Freystäeter clash over the handling of secret papers and telegrams.
Revolutionists Gain Ground in Santo Domingo Fight
Report of yesterday's combat in Santo Domingo shows General Pacheco leading 400 revolutionary troops against government forces for three days. Government losses reach about 150 killed or wounded while the revolutionaries seize two field pieces. General Antonio Calderon was killed and secretly buried. The revolutionists suffer about thirteen killed and several wounded.
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Ase
Santo Domingo
Pacheco
Antonio Calderon
Theso