Dreyfus Verdict Triggers Calm in France Despite Local Disorders
Erance ts report a quiet reaction to the Dreyfus verdict with no serious disorder. Minor disturbances in provincial towns arise but are promptly checked by police.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1899
Page
2
Press of the World Denounces the Pris oner's Conviction
Paris reports a day of quiet with a rainfall and little public excitement. Marseilles and Belfort saw minor disturbances as Dreyfus court martial verdict published. Demonstrators attacked Jacques Dreyfus residence. many arrests. Premier Waldeck-Rousseau met ministers. cabinet date undecided. Loubet unlikely to return to Rambouillet soon. Military leaders approve the verdict as army honor protected and mercy to Dreyfus.
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Paris
Rue de Chabrot
Marseilles
Belfort
Dreyfus
Jacques Dreyfus
M. Waldeck-Rosseau
Loubet
Ramboulett
Devils Island
Fort Corte
France
Dreyfus Bears Shock with Fortitude After Verdict
In Rennes on September 12 Dreyfus kept remarkable composure following the verdict as Mme Dreyfus and Mathieu Dreyfus visited him. Labori's assistant delivered the revision petition which Dreyfus signed. He hopes the ten year sentence will be erased by his five years on Devils Island and expects release by October 10.
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Dreyfus
Maitre Labori
Mme. Dreyfus
Mathieu Dreyfus
Paris
Court of Revision
Devils Island
C.O.D
Prncek
Sears, Roebuck & CO. (Inc
Chicago
Inl
Bears, Roebuck & Co
Global Press Rages Over Dreyfus Verdict
The Sept 12 reports show universal condemnation from papers worldwide except a few Jesuit and anti Semite outlets. Russians mock Jewry while most press brands the judges as brutes and predicts dire French consequences. Exposition boycott talk also circulates across national media.
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Dreyfus
London
Rome
Russia
France
National Zeitung
Dreyfus Verdict Sparks German Denunciation
Berlin reaction condemns the second verdict as cowardly and politic, an act of moral cowardice and a grave political blunder that wounds civilization. The Reichstag and Emperor William are cited as failing to prevent a scandal of judicial and political crime.
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Berlin
Dreyfus
Reichstangier
William
Move to bar exhibits to Paris Exposition 1900
Budapest Sept 12 semi official notice says a move is on foot against sending exhibits to the Paris exposition in 1900. Many intending exhibitors have withdrawn notices of participation due to concerns over current conditions in France making it unsafe to send items.
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Budapest
Hungary
France
Million in Gold Dust Arrives for U S Assay Office
Seattle dispatch reports a million dollars in Klondike gold dust arriving aboard the steamer Cleveland from St. Michaels for the United States assay office. The consignors are the Canadian Bank of Commerce with 600000 and the Bank of British North America with 400000.
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Seattle
Wash
United States Assay Office
Cleveland
St. Michaels
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Bank of British North America
Anticipated EMD Receives Summons for Schwarzkoppen Panizzardi
The court notes anticipate action regarding EMD and grants permission to summon Schwarzkoppen and Panizzardi. The move signals procedural steps in a pending matter involving both individuals and the organization referenced as EMD.
Appeals to Monarchs in Dreyfus Trial Plea to Testify
Rennes Sept 7 M Labori telegraphed Emperor William and King Humbert asking permission for Colonel Schwarzkoppen and Colonel Panizzardi to testify in the Dreyfus trial. The appeals, couched in terms of justice and humanity, could influence the verdict as deposition of the German and Italian attaches looms. The court could adjourn pending their arrival, potentially ending the trial this week with a verdict soon after.
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Rennes
M. Labori
William
Humbert
Schwarzkoppen
Panizzardi
Paris
Dreyfus
Major Carrerier
Kaiser
Jouaust
M. Demange
Associated Press
Trieux
Mercier
Gonse
de Boisdeffre
Roget
du Paty de Clam
Tavernier
Bridge Firm and Official Held Responsible for Coliseum Collapse
The Pittsburg Bridge company and Charles M. Peasly, superintendent, were found responsible by a coroner's jury for the death of 11 workers when arches of the Coliseum building under construction collapsed on August 28.
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Curiaco
Pittsburg Bridge Company
Charles M. Peasly
Coliseum
Philippine August receipts tally at three ports
Washington reports the War Department received via cable August receipts from the three main Philippine ports totaling 667,615 dollars. Customs receipts contributed 618,903 dollars.
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War Department
Philippines
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