Dreyfus Pardoned In Principle By Cabinet
Paris reports cabinet decision to pardon Dreyfus in principle, with release to abroad planned to avoid demonstrations. Dreyfus relinquished appeal. many questions remain about amnesty and exact terms. Newsboys sold editions as Parisians read the terse official notice with little public uproar.
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Bilver
Counett
Dreyfus
M. Scheurer-Kestner
Wehows
Droita Dela Homme
Badalint
Thay
Paris
Rennes
Dreyfus le
Te Cabinet
Dewbats
Prence
Twshate
Mme. Dreyfus
Folkestone
Dover
Eng
Bengland
Council of Ministers
Pandon
Dreyfus Leanl
Pheyets Champion
Sharp engagement with insurgents near San Fabian
Navy dispatch from Manila dated Sept 19 reports Commander Davidson aboard Paragua engaging about 300 entrenched insurgents at 900 to 1100 yards range. Insurgents driven back with weak fire and no casualties aboard Paragua. Davidson praised by Admiral Watson. Battle occurred on the north coast of Luzon near the port at the northern terminus of the railroad.
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Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Watson
Manila
Davidson
Paragua
San Fabian
Ingayen Gulf
Davdson
Luton
War Department
General Otis
MacArthur
Filipins
Aguinaldo
Ideutenant Glimore
Yorktown
Luzon
Rockefeller
Philippines
War Department i
Angeles
Sloan Finishes First in Two Races
Leased Silver State dispatch notes Sloan rides Doleful to win the Selling Nursey Plate with Lady Hugo second and Sunbeam third in a field of twelve. Birpham, also Sloan ridden, takes Hindlip Plate with Squire Jack third in an eighthorse field. Fair Penitent wins Estes Plate with Sloan aboard. Mohecan second and Bayonne third in a tenhorse race. Menteith wins maiden plate. Violence wins for Lord William Beresford with Sloan second.
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Silver State
London
Doleful
Tod Sloan
Lady Hugo
Birpham
Sloan
Squire Jack
White
Estes
Fair Penitent
Mohecan
Bayonne
R. W. B. Jardine
Menteith
William
Order of Odd Fellows
Richmond
San Francisco
Baltimore
Hoon the Forger Convicted by Manila Court Martial
Private Lawrence F Hoon of the Ninth Infantry is reported as having forged a petition to gain a commission. The court martial at Imus sentenced him to dishonorable discharge and one year in prison, sentence approved by General Lawton.
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Washington
War Department
Lawrence D. Hoon
Ninth Infantry
Bushnell
McKinley
Manila
Hoon
Otto
Fourth Infantry
Imus
Lawton
Lawrence F. Hoon
Fourth U, & Infantry
EB. 8
Otl
U. S
Philippine Islands
Camp la Loma
Otis
William Lawrence
United States Treasury
Printe Hoon
Matolos
Tropper
Twenty-second
KC ‘Company
Philippines
J. Moore
Baldwin
Bannon
Chandler
H. Coan
Beal
Sergeant Moore
Company K
Lawrence FP. Hoon
Fourth Innfantry
Mark Baldwin
H. Cash
C. Beal
Nin
United States Army
la Loma Church
P. I
French President Loubet Urges Expo Progress at 1900 Site
Paris dispatch reports President Loubet visiting the Exposition of 1900 site and urging directors to push forward boldly to show the world a strong, favorable, united France. He said France must radiate progress and peace and not be torn by quarrels.
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Paris
Loubet
Militia Leaving Carterville Mines News
From Carterville Mines Missouri a special report states most mines in the area reopen with work as coroner’s jury investigates. Most arrests are pending jury verdict and Company C may be sent home within days. Sheriff seeks militia guard for nineteen prisoners at Marion and sixteen more detailed requests.
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ST. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Carterville
Company C
Bennett Eye
Sheri Gray
Marion
Teter
Fig culture in California and Smyrna fertilization method
Professor Swingle of the Agricultural Department travels from Washington to California to advise fig growers on propagating Smyrna figs. He studied fig culture in Smyrna during his trans Atlantic tour and forwarded Diastaphaga specimens used for fertilizing figs. California figs fertilized by the imported insect are reported as nearly perfect by experts. Specimens from Tripoli have reached Phoenix for testing to expand cultivation.
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Washington
Swingle
Agricultural Department
California
Smyrna
Silver State
Department
Tripoli
Phoenix
Arizona
Boers Threaten War as Cape Town Catalyzes Crisis
Unverified rumor from Cape Town claims a new Boers message to Sir Alfred Milner is more conciliatory yet fails to ease the crisis. Uitlander papers push for evacuation while London presses warn only aggressive steps can avert either war or submission. Troops depart Cape Town. Terrible heads to China via Cape Town. Balmoral visit disrupted by a train collision injuring none seriously.
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London
Cape Town
Alfred Milner
Transvaal
Pall Mall Gazette
Kimbatty
Terrible
Portsmouth
China
Suez
Texas Trust Conference Opens With Limited State Representation
The Silver State notes that by noon no more governors had arrived for the Texas Trust Conference in St Louis, with only Texas Arkansas and Missouri represented so far. Governor Sayers expects the meeting to begin at 11 A M tomorrow amid reports of pressure to deter attendance.
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ST. Louis
Sayers
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Release of Spanish Prisoners
The War Department approves General Ouls action denying Spanish ships access to ports controlled by insurgents to take away prisoners. Ships may proceed under U S escort to such ports, with prisoner transfer overseen by U S officers. Communication between Aguinaldo and Spaniards seeking to take prisoners is allowed.
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Washington
Hay
Gage
Long
Ota
Aguinaldo
Otis
Root
Porte
Hawaii
Davis
Porto Rico
Philippines
War Department
General Ouls
United States
Aguinalco
Invasion of Nicaragua Threatens Leon City
Mobile Alabama dispatches report General Luis Mena leading Salvadoran forces into Nicaragua. Invaders advance through Momolumba mountains in Leon province, making sorties while Leonese sympathizers aid them. Mena stands within striking distance of Leon city. invasion began August 20.
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Mobile
Ala
Guatemala
Luis Mena
Salvador
Nicaragua
Momolumba
Leon
Mena
Banks seek large circulation increases in New York
The Comptroller of the Currency received four New York bank applications to raise circulation by about $1,000,000 this week and about $250,000 the day before. Officials say such seasonal increases are common and no coordinated U S effort to push large sums is seen at the Treasury.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
New York
Treasury Department
Death of General Miley at Manila
John D. Miley inspector general of Jankiees died today in Manila from brain meningitis linked to typhoid fever. The War Department received the report via cable from General Otis. Miley held the rank of First Lieutenant in the Second Artillery in the regular army.
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Washington
John D. Miley
Manila
War Department
Otis
Miley
Exposition Boycott Shelved as News Mixed in London
London dispatch notes mixed editorial stance on Scheurer-Kestner typhoid case and Paris Exposition. Chicago suffers a fire at 84-88 State Street with losses near 40 000, affecting Economical Drug Co and Vernon C Seavers restaurant. Havana yellow fever outbreak said to be fully under control with nine soldiers and eleven percent? no new cases at Cabanas garrison since the 9th.
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Wahington
Key West
Marine Hospital Service
Miami
Port Tampa
Trotter
New Orleans
Texas
London
M. Scheure-Kestner
Nelson
Wolfe
M. Scheurer-Kestner
Evening News
Paria
Chicago
Silver State
Septv
State Street
Economical Drug Company
Vernon C. Seavers
Havana
Washington
Sternberg
Cabanas
Danube Floods Hit 40 Square Miles Near Komora
Budapest reports the Danube rising rapidly with urgent flood prevention work underway. At Komora, about 38 miles away, a burst dam has flooded 40 square miles of countryside.
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Budapest
Danube
Komora
Salinas Mob Suppresses Murderer Removal to San Jose
In Salinas George Snesser, accused of killing Sheriff Farley, was smuggled out of town as a mob gathered to lynch him. Authorities believe Snesser has been moved to San Jose for safety amid the epidemic news from Key West cutting daytime health reports.
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Suyer Cave
Comers Graves
Salinas
Cal
George Snesser
Farley
Suesser
San Jose
Notable Democrat Dies in Washington
Lawrence Gariier, a prominent Democrat and national party woman for the District of Columbia, died in Washington this morning from complications of dropsy and heart trouble.
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Washington
Lawrence Gariier
Ditrict of
Columbia
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Dreyfusard
Senate
M. August Seheurer Kostner
Benate
Mulhouse
Alsace
Chemical Society of Paris
Republique, Francaise
National Assembly
High Court
Ite
ODD Fellows AT
Detroit
Key West Sion
Com
Panions
General MacArthur
Kruger
Hohenlohe
Texas Trust Conference
Mortorer Dhages Mob
Tho Syyee Oxmer
Jacksonville
Pla
State Board of Health
Stoeters
Lowville
UX. Y
Theodore Basteting
Castorland
Shiloh
Port Scotland
Princeets
Eagle Drug Store
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