Dreyfus appeals for retrial in Esterhazy case
In a dramatic letter to Minister of War General Andre, Alfred Dreyfus pleads for reopening his case. He attacks the 1894 verdict, cites forged documents and false witnesses, and asserts Esterhazy is the real traitor. He seeks a new inquiry and justice against criminal tactics that wronged him.
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Enttra
Nemes
William
Czerunski
Dreyfus
Soldi¢e
T. Will
Hays
Elneo
Pio
Himsel
Hlm
Mont Crue
Prange
Bnet
Esterhazy
Prigon
Ttle
Justles
Mysalf
Supreme Chief of Military Justice
Rene
Czernus Cat Repney
Alfred Dreplus
Lee to St Louis Trip Sought by Lieutenant Governor's Wife
The wife of the lieutenant governor plans a trip to Chicago to retrieve her husband and return him to the capital city for state duties. The note mentions motive to ensure he remains in office and continues his official responsibilities.
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Chigage
Toul
Mre
Jol
Chicago
Sep Ape
Ty Ar
Oley
Rail road ruling bars discrimination against small shippers
Judge Grosscup in the United States circuit court of appeals enjoined six railroads in the western territory from favoring large customers or giving rebates. The decision, under the new Interstate Commerce Act, allows the government to seek equity to restrain discriminatory rates and practices across fourteen railroads, with actions in both local and Kansas City federal courts.
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Chicago
Grosscut
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Kansas City
Grosecio
Dhius
Interstate Commerce Nut
Michhigan Central
Pliteburg
Pl. Wayne
Oulcago
Northwestern
Kansas City Court
al- Yon
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Atchison, Topetta
Snot Fe
Buclington
Quincy
Missouri Pacific
Rock Seland
Pacific
Watashi
Refuses to Indorse Miller in Alabama Legislative Row
The Alabama House of Representatives voted 72 to 60 to express no confidence in Speaker John T. Miller over alleged gavel abuse and proposed indictments tied to railroad dealings in Chicago. A committee investigation into bribery charges was set, with a special order for next Tuesday. Also reports claim British relief efforts near Gum Burhi after a clash with the Mullah’s forces that left many dead on both sides.
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Springfield
House of Representatives Y
John T. . Miller
Chicago
Comilies
Hiw
Datim Miller
Georgs
W. Hinman
Icly Bald
Cohnestion
Mullah
Snealer Miller
Mualler
Gotton
Wilkesburys
Apel
United Ming Worlere
Sternoog
Isyqed
Skcilietion Board
Ang
Mormons Expelled From Germany Reported
Berlin reports that Prussia and the grand duchy of Mecklenburg have decided to expel Mormons from their territories. The action cites alleged religious incompatibility with state aims, public morals, and the practice of polygamy, noting about 145 Mormons in Germany and 90 in Prussia.
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Germany
Berling
Prussia
Grand Duchy of Mecklenbure
Hays
Prassia
Postmaster General Dismisses Tyner in Post Office Probe
Washington April 24 1903 Postmaster General Payne announces the summary dismissal of James N Tyner former assistant attorney general for the post office department amid charges that papers and records were abstracted from Tyner’s office. Mrs Tyner and accomplices allegedly aided access and removal of documents as investigation widens after months of claims of misconduct.
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Payne
James N. Tyner
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Tyner
Postoblcs
Tyner Cime
Te-Post Ofice Department
Lia
Dirrett
Yeur
Ant
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Sha
MC. G. Hamhere
Wsistant
Postoiice
Will Los
Genera
Maren
Bo la
Pase-Offico
Giblal
Pane
Telleve
Allogony
A. Christinney
Chiristinney Qyna
Ogsistadt
Jangsry
Tyhor
Tynee
Parytio
Wourth
Agsistan
Taku
Papera
Beep Jones
Tynar
Myra
Legisla Baturday
Bond
Ofa
Fragmentary Washington Dispatches on Postmaster General Actions
In incomplete telegrams from Washington dated April 22, officials discuss removal and investigations within the Post Office Department. Attorney General Knox to review, while statements mention inspections and possible paper seizures at a private residence amid broader political turmoil.
Miller Gives Evidence Before Legislative Committee Breach Scandal
Fragmented report details Miller’s testimony to a legislative committee about bribery offers linked to the Mueller bill. It notes the committee’s questions on payments, with Miller declining to name others and references to work stoppages and resumed duties.
Dramatic meet marks record breaks and local tensions
The Drake high school field meet featured top performances with Chapman breaking a state pole vault record and setting a new national mark while Hielng equals a state record in hurdles. Amid excitement, officials discuss rail project rumors affecting Atlantic County towns and reflect on property assessments and governance.
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Nan
Pluta
Thurmin Chapman
Gy Waa
Clapp
Yuig
Chapman Weatt
Senant
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