Dreyfus verdict sent to public by Paris court martial
The judgment in the Dreyfus case was delivered by a Paris court martial on September 9. Alfred Dreyfus was found guilty by a 5 to 2 majority after separate votes, and sentenced to ten years’ detention. Spectators reacted with shocked emotion as judges read the decision amid reports of public indignation abroad.
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Rennes
Dreyfus
France
Court of Cassation
Alfred Dreyfus
London
Berlin
War Office
Esterhavy
Henry
William II
Will Postpone Trials in Wardner Riots Case
Prisoners in the Wardner bullpen will not be tried this term. Only trials possible pertain to seven escapees from the bullpen, contingent on recapture. Prosecutors and defense attorneys acknowledge no other trials are planned, as days pass with no clues leading to recapture.
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Wallace
Maho
Wardner
Forney and
Borah
Stewart
Sinclair and Reddy
Robertson and Breen
Work Stoppage Hits Snake River Valley Road Crew
Lewiston Idaho Sept 11 report from Almota states that all forces on the Snake River Valley road quit work Saturday evening. Many men plan to leave on the boat tomorrow. Headquarters action is unknown and it is unclear how long the stoppage will last. About 3000 men were employed on the line built by the O R N S between Ri and Lewiston.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Almota
Snake River Valley Road
Ong
Wilson Waddingham
New York
Southern Pacific
Cochise
Ariz
Colorado Regiment
William Redvers Buller
London
Cape Town
South Africa
Jack Martin
Tacoma
Tom Moore
Butte
Mont
Texas
France
San Francisco
Boise
Shasta
Portland
Oregon
Navy Department
Potomac River
Indian Head
Columbia, Newberry & Laurens Road
Broad River
Columbia
8. C
Dick Weatherby
Silas Rennick
Stewart Martin
Quincy Bay
John E. Wehkamp
Lulu Broye
Mary McCarthy
Forty-eighth
Forty-ninth Volunteer Infantry
War Department
Regular Army
Spain
Dreyfus Trial Opens With Closed Sessions
The Rennes court martial began with hours behind closed doors. The long examination of Cernaschi drew remark, suggesting the witness merited more consideration than expected. A large Lycee crowd attended as the open session commenced.
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Dreyfus
Rennes
Cernaschi
Lycee
Tragic Accidental Shooting Ends Axtell Boy Life
The body of Axtell, five year old son of John Anderson, was found near his home in Loon Lake Washington. He apparently climbed a fence and slipped while a hammer struck the rocks, firing both barrels into his head. Also noted are deaths of James Sh. Fustis, former Louisiana senator and ambassador to France, and reports of yellow fever in Key West.
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Oakesdale
University of Washington
Menlo
Pacific County
Jefferson County
Tacoma
Walla Walla County
Colfax College
Yakima
Joseph B. Barex
James W. Current
Klickitat County
Goldendale
Walla
John Anderson
Loon Lake
Cheney
Spokane
Pullman
Columbia River
Methodist Episcopal Church
College Hall
W. M. Herbert
England
C. C. Holzl
Frank Miller
Wash
Axtell
Peter Sool
James B. Bantis
Newport
R. 1
James Sh. Fustis
France
Cleveland
Louisiana
Transvaal Crisis Tensions and Policy Moves
London Sept 11 The Transvaal crisis status remains unchanged with Britain strengthening Chamberlains position. International friction shows no immediate war though South African tensions rise. Also notes on Carlisle solitaire habit and Major General Salmond’s long service and Moody’s verbatim sermon claim. Farmers in Kansas organize a 20 million dollar trust to corral agricultural products.
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Transvaal
London
Great Britain
Joseph Chamberlain
South Africa
Dwight T. Moody
Kansas
Global News Sketches Include Dividends and Disasters
A Boston meeting of Calumet & Hecla Mining declares a $20 per share dividend. Kid McCoy defeats Geoffrey Thorne in New York. German demand boosts American apples to Germany. Pittsburg hosts its 12th annual exposition. Kalispell reports three smallpox cases. Key West fears yellow fever spread. Norfolk and Western derailment kills several. Oceanic sails on maiden Atlantic voyage. Yellow fever cases spread. Olympia sails with Dewey. Pension rolls rise. rail robberies and ship collisions cited among incidents. Two new colored regiments authorized for Spain era forces.
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Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
Boston
Kid McCoy
Geoffrey Thorne
England
Broadway Athletic Club
New York
Germany
Pittsburg
Kalispell
Mont
Frank
Department of the Gulf
Key West
Norfolk and Western
Dingess Tunnel
Archer and
Booth
Chiffin
G. B
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Candler
Washington
Brunswick
Nevada Power Company
Reno
Comstock
Philippines
Luzon
Pittsburg Bridge Company
Charles M. Peasely
Coliseum
Chicago
Western Golf Association
Glenview Golf Club
West
Rogers
Secretary of War
Otis
Erie
Meadville
Arnold
Sheffer
Kirsch
White Star Line
Oceanic
Liverpool
Atlantic
Capitain Cameron
Dreyfus
Berlin
Spokane
Daniell
le van
Caldwell
Idaho
Fla
United States
Olympia
Admiral Dewey
Gibraltar
Kitts
Antigua
St. Thomas
H. Y. Hawes
Johnstown
Joe Patchen
Senator McCarthy
Goshen
N. Y
New York Clearing House
Aonda Nos Des Dogadal
Otis Outlines Campaign Plan For Pacific War
A Washington dispatch reports Major General Otis has advanced plans for a campaign to start at the dry season. General Lawton and General MacArthur will open offensive operations at once to counter insurgent movements and set the pace for forthcoming actions.
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Otis
New York
Herald
Washington
Lawton
MacArthur
Phelan Challenges Esterhazy to Duel in Kansas City
Captain Thomas Phelan a veteran Civil War fighter and expert pistol shot issues a duel challenge to Count Esterhazy in Kansas City. He is backed by several prominent local Jews who have guaranteed his passage to England to meet Esterhazy.
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Esterhaszy
Kansas City
Thomas Phelan
Esterhazy
Phelan
England
Despondent Woman Shoots Self Beside Sleeping Husband
Mrs Pauline Smith formerly of Portland Oregon took her own life in San Francisco by firing a pistol after a moment of deep despondency over a past divorce from Mr Hall of Portland a year earlier. She was married to Mr Smith and the couple planned to travel to Portland that night.
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San Francisco
Pauline Smith
Portland
Oregon
Hall
William McMicken Dies in Olympia Washington
William McMicken surveyor general of Washington is dead in Olympia on September 11. He was a G A R member and active in Masonry. He leaves two sons one with the Seattle law firm Struve Allen Hughes McMicken and another in the street railway business in Seattle.
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Olympia
Wash
William McMicken
Washington
McMicken
Seattle
Struve, Allen, Hughes & McMicken
Crop reports show wheat at 70.9 on Sept 12 in Cropa
Condition of wheat eased to 70.9 from 86.7 on August 1 while corn stood at 85.2 as of the latest crop bulletin from Cropa Washington. Governor Tord Sandhurst of Bombay spoke in Poona, though his remarks include unclear garbled text.
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Washington
Tord Sandhurst
Bombay
Poona
Val
Mining notes from the Pacific Northwest promise busy season
Idaho’s Sinker Creek tunnel project in Owyhee County advances as ore bodies near Republic and Capitan mine yield rich grades. Across the region, mills rise in Mountain Lion and Copper Bell, ore shipments to Paris and Denver, and Scottish capital buys Lavina group. Coal discoveries at Laurier claim and new shows in Rossland and Dixie spur optimism for winter mining activity and Spokane exhibit preparations.
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Idaho
Owyhee County
Sinker Creek
War Eagle Mountain
Mollie Hughes
Slocan
Index
Marion
War Eagle
Paris
Silver Mountain
Arlington
Arden Group
Mountain Chief
Grand Forks
North Fork
Kettle River
Brown's Creek
Pathfinder Mountain
William Dunn
Rossland
Boundary Country
Robert Clark
Laurier
Mascot
Kootenays
Scotland
John McKane
Lavina
Hamill Creek
Lardeau
Lavina Group
Kaslo & Slocan
Sauk City
Skagit County
Wash
Dixie
Ibex
Sumpter
Consolidated Mines Association of London
Gulf Mountain
Nine Mile
Keller, Wash
Wilmot Camp
Keller
Lew Wilmot
OE Acres
Spokane
Bossburg
Alliance
Toloman Mountain
Montreal
Sunset Peak
Cour d'Alenes
Denver
Big Five Mining Company
Ward
Col
Columbia
Methow Valley
Slate Creek
Cascades
Methow
Ellensburg
Nespelium
Keler
Stephenson
Southern Oregon
Ashland
Montreal & Oregon Gold Mines (Limited
Charles G. GriMth
Sumpter Camp
Plumbago Canyon
Colorado
Larami
Wye
Saltese
Coeur d'Alenes
U. S
Badger Creek
Boise River
Walla
Idaho Notes Reflect Wide Range of Local Events
Idaho notes report mining prospects at Bed Rock and Jack's Creek, a grain receiving station at Willola, Challis wool clip at 160000 pounds, and tax apportionment of 3255.57 for Custer county. School openings at Lewiston attract 875 pupils with R N Wright in charge. Joseph Malloy named chief clerk at Lapwal agency. a Challis boy injures foot with a buckshot gun.
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Bed Rock
Jack's Creek
The
Inland Grain Company
Willola
Rodgers Brothers
Custer County
Wallace
Prcent
Lewiston
R. N. Wright
Astoria
Joseph Malloy
Lapwal
Martin
Stranahan
Albert Clarrington
Challis
Company D
Idaho Volunteers
Genesee
George J. Lewis
Woot River Country
Rere Eyiryth Tegan Ie A
Ce Ah
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Rome
M. Demange
M. Labori
Leubet
Railroad
Hank HeyEet
Roy War
Jroma
Wackeonville
Han
Don Climaco Calderon
County Limerick
Ireland
Senor Manuel Garcia
Seale
John G. Carlisle
W. Salmond, C. B
Hines
Metals OF the Northwest
Republic Notes
Republic Company
Capitan
Republic
Princess Maui
Britten
Idaho Notes
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