Dreyfus Court Martial Hearing Sparks with Labori Clash
In Rennes the Dreyfus trial resumes as Maitre Labori challenges General Mercier over a secret dossier. Labori presses for explanations on how a letter resurfaced and who held it. Dreyfus shows restrained defiance while pledging love for France despite differing views.
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Labori
Mercier
Ministry of War
la Jouax
Rollin
War Office
Esterhazy
Dreyfus
M. Labori
Roger
Roget
Gunse
de Boisdeffre
Jouaust
Advocate
Blacks Ready Armed Resistance to Imminent Arrest
A report notes that African American residents are prepared to resist arrest, stating they are well armed and entrenched in position. The item frames the confrontation as imminent and organized by Black communities.
Troops Deployed After Deputy Sheriff Slaying Sparks Georgia Crisis
In Darien Georgia a deputy sheriff Thomas Townsend was killed by a Black man named Delegell. Governor Candler authorized militia from Liberty County and McIntosh dragoons to surround Delaget swamp 12 miles from town. About 150 militia with two special trains prepared to arrest armed rioters as jail crowd grows and tensions rise.
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Sherif Blount
Citizens’ Committee
Delaget's
Lawton
Savannah
Liberty County
Honesville
McIntosh Dragoons
Candler
John Delegell
Thomas Townsend
Blount
Liberty Independent
Iris
Georgia
Iowa Preacher Drowned in Des Moines River
Rev. Frederick Paul Williams 22, pastor of the Christian church at Adel, drowned in the Des Moines River while bathing with friends in northern Des Moines. He went beyond his depth and disappeared in the afternoon. Des Moines, Iowa, August 24.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Frederick Paul Williams
Christian Church
Adel
Sioux City Terminals Sold in Foreclosure Sale
Sioux City railway terminals sold under foreclosure with Trust Company of North America as trustee for bondholders. Purchase price set at $1,250,000. Location Sioux City Iowa with sale dated August 24 in the report.
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Sioux City
Sioux Curry
Sioux City Railway
Trust Company of North America
After Idole Negroes
In Little Rock on August 28 a city crusade against idle negroes follows recent assaults on white women. About 50 jailed suspects receive 60 days on bread and water for vagrancy under an old law. Many negroes flee the city. Three men linked to the assaults have been moved to another county to avert lynching.
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Little Rock
Legislature backs special session to fund soldiers aid
A Yankton dispatch reports more than 90 legislators respond to The Gazette inquiry on a special session to raise funds for actual expenses to bring home soldiers. All but five favor it and 40 have not yet replied. The committee met Governor Lee at Vermillion and presented the plan. He supports voluntary subscription and did not rule out a special session, promising to consider the matter.
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CuicaGco
Times-Herald
Yankton
Gazette
Lee
Vermillion
Chamoin
Mercier
Chamion
Panizzardi
M. Labori
du Paty de Clam
M. Beaurepaire
Wisconsin Attorney General limits license needs for residents
Madison on August 28 reports Attorney General Hicks issued an opinion for the state game warden stating residents may hunt any kind of game in their open season without a license except deer and aquatic fowl.
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Madison
Wis
Hicks
Pennsylvania Regiment Heads East From Ferry Depot
Pennsylvanians gather at the ferry depot for departure. The first section of the train pulled out at nine o clock for the East amid unofficial arrangements.
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San Francisco
Pennsylvania Regiment
Ferry
Hood's Sarsaparilla Featured By Kalispell Woman
Mrs. Cuares Seek of Kalispell Montana reports recovering from bilious fever sick headache and stomach distress after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. She claims strength and health returned and adds Hood's Pills are non irritating and the only cathartic to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla.
President of Dreyfus Court Prevents Pressing Advantage
The president of the Dreyfus Court of the Prosecution blocks Maitre Labori from pressing his advantage at a crucial juncture. The decision shapes the proceeding and limits further strategic moves by Labori in the case.
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Dreyfus Court
Dreyfus Court Martial Session Draws Fire Over Mercier Probe
Rennes August 26. A dramatic Dreyfus court martial session featured Labori pressing General Mercier on prior secret documents and connections to Chamoin. Mauret’s defense skirmish over document access intensified clashes among the judges, officers, and witnesses signaling a perilous path for Mercier and the defense.
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Rennes
Dreyfus
Mauret
M. Labori
Jouaust
Freystatter
Labori
M. de Grandmaison
Jonaust
General Mercier
General Roget
General Chamoin
Mercier
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