Dreyfus Trial Hearings Highlight Testimony Wetting Dreyfus Fate
Reporting from Rennes on the fifth week of the second Dreyfus trial, witnesses questioned the firing manual and hydro pneumatic brake, while Captain Carvalho backed Dreyfus as others disputed Germain and Labert. General Roget faced sharp rebuke as the court weighed the reliability of the bordereau and related testimony in a charged courtroom.
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Rennes
Alfred Dreyfus
Jouauat
Maltre Laberl
Qenches
Wal
M. Debruil
M. de Beaurepaire
Dreyfus
Hedeon
M. Dubruil
Madey Infreville
Germain
Lemmonnier
Ute
Almace
le Wit
Wilson
Berlin
Placher
Hourges
Bernheim
Roget Amerd
M. Cavalgnac
Bragere
Roget
Carvalho
M. Labor
Jouaust
Lauth
M. Laduel
Carriere
Tam
gov_ernment commissary
Sebert
Robert
Polytechnic
Ducros
General Mercier
Major Ducros
Festa
Onon
Hart
Mann
Artillery
Sein
Hartmann
M. Dubrieul
Bodson
M. Labort
Wateem
M. Demange
Court of Coutances
M. Dubrieut
M. Dubricul
Mme. Bodron
Pubricus
M. Bedeon
Mme. Bedeon
M. Hodson
M. Beaurepaire
Echo de Paris
Mulhausen
Muthausen
Basle
Multhausen
Kuhlmann
Major D'Infrevide
Bois de Boulogne
D'Infreville
Drey~ille
Brugere
Societe de Tir A Canon
Paris
Lerond
Chalons
Dejoye
M. Cavaignac
Deloye
Republic
Troget
Labori
Joey Pried
Wittnegs
Comingue
Pantziard
Paria
Schwarskoppen
Piequart
Pantesardie
Pantessardi
Provisional Government Formed in Santo Domingo
Provisional government named with Horatio Vazquez as president and ministers including Jose Brache Ramon Cacceres Domingo Ferreras Samuel Moya Jose Manuel Arturo Zeno and Joffro Guzman seat at Mo ca. Residences of former officials were stoned but no injuries reported as order-keeping commission formed French warship Ce cille left port and warship Restauraccion remained wrecked at Macoris.
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Santo Domingo
Horatio Vazquez
Jose Brache
Ramon Cacceres
Domingo Ferreras
Samuel Moya
Jose Manuel
Arturo Zeno
Joffro Guzman
Moca
Amiami Diamaron
Henriquez
Pichardo
Henriques
A. Patino
Marana Cestro
Alvaro Logrone
Cecille
Restauraccion
Macoris
Five Men Die in Explosion Echoes of Assault
A blast killed five workers in an industrial accident amid harsh wartime conditions. Investigators probe the cause as officials demand safety reforms and workers mourn the loss. Local authorities identify the site and pledge aid to families affected by the catastrophe.
Flames Beat Back Workmen and Mutilated Dead Bodies
A disastrous early morning boiler explosion at Republic Iron Works on South Twenty fourth street killed five workers and severely injured seven. The blast wrecked the mill, forced shutdown, and fire crews battled flames as rescuers searched wreckage for more victims. Names of the deceased and injured include Matthews Beavens Warminski Thomas and others. several injured expected to die. The cause remains undetermined as authorities assess heavy property damage and collapse of the roof and surrounding machinery.
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Pittsburg
Republic Iron Works
South Twenty-fourth Street
Lst
David Matthews
Thomas Beavens
William Thomas
John Warminski
Michael Donohue
Puddier
Neil Donohue
Frederick Herb
Stephen Malacaski
Henry Sanders
Peter Dietzer
Evans
Beavens
Matthews
Gregory Sanders
Bar
Old
Charter Mill
Prem‘ent
National Tube Works
Tube Combine
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General Roget
Major .Carriere
Sebart
Varquez
Soudan
Mafin
Voulet
Chancing
Klobb
Cigity
Neuras
Chanoine
M. Villon
M. de Beurepaire
M. Wilson
Fischer
Eastern Railway
Bourges
Thomas
Avignon
France
Rouep
Esterhazy
Enterhasy
Lieut. Brugere