Dreyfus Trial Faces Conviction Outlook at Rennes
Reports from Rennes indicate strong expectation of a guilty verdict as defense attorney Labori cedes speaking time to avoid provoking judges. Demange continues argument for Captain Alfred Dreyfus, with observers and dignitaries present, including English Chief Justice and former French ministers.
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Condh
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Alfred Dreyfus
Artillery
France
Baron Hassell
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England
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Parle
Dreytam Ao
Pelawner
Ayal
Trevian
Chile
Joelle
Moon
Decyfus
M. ‘Toariens
Justion
M. Cavaignac
Menerata
de Gale Liter
Picquart
St, Louis
Dreyfus Case Sparks Trials and Protests in Paris
Berlin reports the German government denies any French Dreyfus ties while officials in Paris clash over defense tactics. Max Regis, ex mayor of Algiers, arrives amid anti Dreyfus demonstrations, signaling tense citywide mood. A Paris plot fear looms as Loubet may invoke 1875 law for a high court proceeding. In New York, a Tribune Paris correspondent cites a nationalist royalist conspiracy and possible constitutional action. A Lindell Line collision injures two and four others.
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M. Demange
Dreyfus
Max Regis
Algiers
M. Regis
Lycee
M. Regia
M. Waldeck-Rosneau
France
New York
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Tribune
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Parla
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Organe
Riot Report From Havana Warns of Outrage Surge
The Silver State leased wire reports Havana violence rising against Spaniards. A Cuban mob wearing rebel uniforms allegedly tried to lynch a guerrilla in central Havana, sheltering in a friend’s house then in the Consulate before being sent to Spain. General Camecho was rescued from lynching by Tom House guards and wounded, prompting questions why police were unavailable and what would happen if government protection waned.
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Havana
Diario de la Marina Ediatornally
Spain
General Camecho
Cine Tom
Venezuelan unrest reports advance. ships sail toward Laguayra
Washington dispatch notes no new official word from State or Navy on Venezuela revolution. Advices contradicting threatened trouble have been sent to the departments, while the Detroit has sailed directly to Laguayra, leaving no chance to intercept it if considered necessary.
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State Department
Navy Department
Venezuela
Detroit
Hax
Laguayra
Yellow fever in the south
New Orleans reports no new developments in the fever situation. One previously noted case is mild and recovering. In Mississippi City twelve suspicious cases are linked to one family. Texas and Alabama maintain quarantine while Mississippi refuses any embargo.
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Mississippi City
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Texas
Alabama
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Factory Fire Destroys Bridgeford Stove Works in Louisville
Fire at Bridgeford & Company stove factory in Louisville causes $209,000 loss with about $100,000 insured. Phoenix Tanning Company in a separate area loses $50,000 to fire due to no engineers, fully insured. Spectator John Zehnder killed.
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Bridgeford & Company
Phoenix Tanning Company
John Zehnder
Admiral Dewey Relatives to Attend New York Celebration
By The Silver State's Leased Wire Burlington Sept. Charles Dewey brother of Admiral Dewey will travel to New York for the Admiral's arrival celebration with eight to ten other relatives expected. Convent Fire Ottawa Sept. 8 Xavier's Academy and the Sisters of Mercy Convent burned this morning sixty inmates escaped unharmed. Loss estimated at 75 000 with 40 000 insured. Fire believed started from Hunner's furnace left in the building.
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Charles Dewey
Admiral Dewey
New York
Ottawa
Xavier's Academy
Sisters of Mercy
Suaw
Hunner
Scheme to Tax the Chinese in the Philippines
A report from Manila notes an extraordinary session of the Revolutionary Congress at Tarlac on August 24. Aguinaldo presided and Mabini named President of the Supreme Court with Gongaga as Attorney General. The decree forces foreign registration, targeting Chinese residents born in the islands or elsewhere, on stamped paper used in insurrectionary government matters.
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Tarlac
Revolutionary Congress
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Supreme Court
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Gonzaga
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Philippines
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Luzon
Smith
Cuba
Porto Rico
Bad collision at Cleveland injures six on street cars
A street car crash on Ontario street in Cleveland today left six people seriously injured. The Woodland avenue car stopped to take on passengers when a Jennings avenue car, unable to slow on wet rails, rear ended it. Both vehicles were badly wrecked and passengers suffered multiple leg and arm injuries. Names include Chris Scheneupback Nora Beanson Mixes etc.
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Silver State
Cleveland
Ontario Street
Chris Scheneupback
M. A. Webber
Mixes Nora Beanson
George Schumann
Noble Hotchnan
James Waller
Lee Trace Tured
Woodland Avenue
Jennings Avenue
Soldiers for the Pacific heading to Philippines from Boston
The Twenty sixth regiment, U S V, left Boston for Providence en route to San Francisco to embark for the Philippines. A large number of members remained behind and will follow the main body during the journey.
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K. I
San Francisco
Philippines
Colquhoun's Examination in Silver State Wire Case
London dispatch reports the Colquhoun examination of former city treasurer Al Glaewin, recently arrested on charges of defalcation. The le aset wire detail reveals the ongoing inquiry into alleged financial misdeeds and associated officials.
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London
David Colgabast
al Glaewin
Eas
Defal
Reception for Returning Troops in San Francisco
San Francisco September 8 The Minnesota and South Dakota volunteers have not yet been disembarked from the transport Sheridan which lies in the stream at the Folsom street wharf awaiting a favorable opportunity to dock They will be landed tomorrow morning and proceed to the Presidio where they will remain encamped until mustered out Several barge loads of visitors went out to the Sheridan to observe the landing and arrangements are being made for a fitting reception upon arrival
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Mr. Chamberlain
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Land
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Evelyn Wood
Lord Salisbury
Duke of Devonshire
Earl of Halsbury
Wyndham
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Balfour
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Stock Exchange
Cape Town
Ladysmith
Natal
South Africa
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London
Pall Mall
Silver State
San Francisco
Minnesota
South Dakota
Sheridan
Folsom Street
Presidis
Sherilan
Prefect Andjelic Hangs Self in Prison Well
Belgrade Sept 8 The prefect Andjelic one of those accused of plotting to assassinate King Milan hanged himself in his prison well today. Detroit Sept 8 The passenger steamer State of Michigan is ashore at Colchester wrecking tug Saginaw sent to her relief. State of Michigan runs from Lake Erie ports and Detroit to Mackinaw.
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Ttia
Andjelic
Milan
Silver State
Detroit
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State of Michigan
Colchester
Saginaw
Lake Erie
Mackinaw
Rear Admiral Henry F. Picking Dies at Navy Yard
A telegram to the Navy Department reports the sudden death of Rear Admiral Henry F. Picking commander of the Boston Navy Yard. Cause listed as heart disease.
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Siiver
Washington
Sept
Navy Department
Henry F. Picking
Boston Navy Yard
Farewell Party For Mrs Akin By Relief Corps
Members of the Woman’s Relief Corps No 58 staged a surprise farewell for Mrs L Akin at the home of her father T Sears on Second street. The group gathered on Third street then escorted her to the residence where guests were entertained and extended regrets over her departure from the state to Idaho.
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Relief Corps
Slaxter
Woman's Relief Corps
Second Street
Pai
Paradise News Amid Mounting Farm Updates
D Brolshew arrived this month and notes barley ready for harvest while the alfalfa second crop ends soon. Sickness reports are low with one or two cases. Mr Fradshaw announced a public school meeting Monday and discussed provisions for a residence project in Paradise.
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D. Brolshew
Mount
Vain
Fradshaw
Lamber
Marshal Houskine
Paradise
Fatal Accident Report With Sparse Details
A telegram from Goleoods mentions a fatal collision described in vague terms. The single readable fact is instantaneous death. no clear names, places, or dates are confirmed beyond a brief telegram fragment.
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