Court Martial in Rennes Delivers Dramatic Dreyfus Testimony
The fourth session of the second Dreyfus trial opened behind closed doors in Rennes with extra guards. Captain Le Brun Renault testified about the alleged confession and Dreyfus's reactions while defense and prosecutors debated document handling. Major Forsenetti testified he believed Dreyfus innocent and recounted conversations with other officers.
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Rennes
Alfred Dreyfus
Lycee
Prinoner
Counser
Deloye
Hartmann
Ducram
Chamoun
Bordereau
Capain le Brun- Renault
Republican Guards
Calsation
Dionytus
Germany
Dreyfus
Casimir Porter
Canaille
Court of Cassation
M. Labert
le Brun-Renault
Chamber of Deputies
M. Carmenac
le Bedu-Renault
le Brune Renault
DY Attel
le Brin- Henault
D'Attel
le Bran-Renault
Monet
Dreyfie
Antherne
Dreyfur
D’attel
Dreyfus Breaks Silence On Torture And Duty
Dreyfus declares his life was saved by Madame Dreyfus and vows duty for her and children if innocent. Major Forsenetii confirms Dreyfus planned suicide to avoid torture, and the court hears extents of his declarations, with emotional testimony and resumed proceedings. Captain Le Brun Renault testifies about carrying Dreyfus from Cherche Midi to the military school.
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D'Attel
Mercier
Jouaust
Dreyfus
M. Labor
Picquart
Gonz
M. Labert
General Gonz
Colonel Picquart
Forsenetti
Cherche Midprison
Dreyfus i
Court of Cassation
le Brun-Renault
Gene
Forsenerth
General de Baladestre
Expres
Genera
Colon du Paty de Clam
Forsenett
Alvo
Fom
du Paty de Clam
le Dreyfus
Morsenetti
Jouquat
Cone
Major Forsenetti
Madame Dreyfus
Jin Court
General de Boisdeffre
Major Forsenettt
de Boisdeffre
Words Spoken at the Hour of President Figuero Resigns
Washington dispatch reports President Figuero resigning as the army of France confirms the event. Captain Le Brun-Renault testifies on Dreyfus this day, describing an alleged confession and the degradation scene at the Military School and Elysee interactions.
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Figuero
France
Washington
Dreyfus
M. Demange
Court of Cassation
le Brun-Renault
le President
M. Labori
Chamber of Deputes
M. Cavalgnac
Dyattel
Copteds le Bron-Renault
Jouaust
le True-Theneult
D’ Actel
D'Artel
de Puty de Clam
Navy Department
Associated Preas
Piquero
Santo Domingo
Longpecker
New Orleans
Figeere
Dominicans Revolt Take Santiago and Puerto Plata
Revolt led by General Garrido captures Puerto Plata after negotiations and storming of forts. Leaders Cordero, Covco, and Imbert appointed to key posts as new government forms amid mass demonstrations and peaceful transfers of authority. President Figueroa resigns. Capitan Longnecker confirms the move.
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Siiver
Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo
Associated Press
General Garrido
Dr. Frian
Senor Desprarte
Santiago de Los Caballeros
Ofcer
Revolutionary Army
Cordero
Vila Verde
Manuel Covco
Emil Cordero
Imbert
Eugenio Billamery
Revolutionary Party
Garrido
Santiago de Loo Caballeros
Figuero
Ammunition Release and Allied Shipping Report
The Silver State's Lense Wire reports from Lourenzo Marquez that Lisbon has instructed the release of ammunition consignments for the Transvaal. A large quantity arrived aboard the German steamer, which departed Hamburg July 16 for Delagea Bay via Southampton. A British vessel named German sailed from Hamburg for Delagea Bay. London reports a Netherlands Woman's Disarm Ent League petition urging the Queen to avoid war with the Boers.
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Lourenzo Marquez
Felagen Bay
Lisbon
Hamburg
Delagea Bay
Southampton
London
Woman's Disarment League
Yenena- Jesty
McKinley At Canton Visit To Family Graves
The President and Mrs McKinley traveled to West Lawn Cemetery in Canton to visit family graves. They laid wreaths as crowds sent letters and telegrams praising his Pittsburgh address and greeted him at the cemetery.
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Canton
Mra. McKinley
Weet Lawn Cemetery
Bin
Pittsburg
Troopers of Third Cavalry Sail to Manila Route
Ninety troopers of the Third Cavalry under First Lieutenant Jonnatone left Seattle aboard the Victoria for Manila via Tacuna. The ship Victoria carried two hundred cavalry horses to complete the cargo for the Philippines mission.
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Seattle
Wash
Third Cavalry
Jonnatone
Uday
Manila
Vietoria
Tacuna
Victoria
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Medel Teepen
Republican Guard
Jonaust
Cherche Midi
Cherehe
Rap
Juan Isidro Jiminez
Sanches
Gorges Croiz
Santiago
Mace
Lavega
Porto Plata
San Francisco de Macoris
Bani
Santiego
Bint
du Puty de Clam
the Elysee
The
Republic
M. Dupuy
Jae
Dreyfun
LeBrun-Renault
Vanatile
le Bron-Renault
Restuaceen
Macoris
United States
New Orleane
Cecile
Longnecker
Figueroa
Cape Haytien
Hayti
Dominican Republic
Jimines
McKinley
Philippines
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