Dreyfus Trial Opens Amid Calm Courtroom Tension
Rennes Aug 7 Captain Dreyfus entered the court martal in a pale, aged frame, saluting the judges with firm bearing as gendarmes and troops fortified the Lycee setting. The packed courtroom and crowds watched as Colonel Jouaust opened the examination, with Dreyfus answering in a restrained, defiant voice and the scene described in meticulous detail by observers.
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Deeytua
Alfred Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Touaust
Drevytus
France
de- Decyfus
Antony
Sermon on Esther Draws Compliments at First M E Church
Rev Dr J T McFarland preached a Sunday sermon at the First Methodist Episcopal church on the Book of Esther presenting broad moral lessons from its characters. He argued the work’s worshipful merit while noting literary critics question its literal truth.
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J.T McFarland
Methbast Episcopal Church
McFarland
President McKinley Misses Church After Wrong City Mixup
In Plattsburg on Aug 7 President McKinley and Secretary Cortelyou arrived at a Presbyterian church after using a Champlain hotel. The president was fifteen minutes late due to a church mix up with the Methodist congregation. The service pastor delayed the sermon and Mr McKinley stood with the congregation until he left.
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Plattsburg
N. W
McKinley
Cortelyou
Hotel Champlain
Platteburg
al Ble
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Gott
Gnadestl
Tennessee
Joel W. Raton
Champlain
Rebels Seize Territory in Santo Domingo Amid Frontline Shifts
Report from Cape Haytion dated August 7 states Generals Reyes Pacheco Navarro Polo and Jimenez have risen in Santo Domingo in support of Don Juan Isidro Jimenez. They occupy Chagal Curabo and surrounding towns, drawing troops away from government forces. General Pacheco commands over 300 armed men. General Guileto’s Monte Crist troops reportedly defected, placing government forces in a weakened position. Dominican arrivals along the Hustle frontier bolster the revolutionary camp.
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Cape Haytion
Hayti
Pablo Reyes
Kamin Pacheco
Clena Navarro
Jos Polo
Jose Jiminéz
Santo Domingo
Don Juan Isidro Jiminez
Chagal
Curabo
Jose de Luz Matus
Guayebin
Sabisera
Munscaniilo
Dajaton
Shinto Domingo
Pacheen
Guileto
Monte Crist
Tropa
Divers Find No More Victims After Bar Harbor Disaster
Divers near Mount Desert ferry slip conclude the August catastrophe left twenty dead, with Mr. Southard of Bangor seriously injured and unlikely to recover. Two others suffer pneumonia. remaining injured in favorable condition. Washington list adds multiple Army deaths since last weekly report across several regiments and causes including malaria, dysentery, typhoid, and wounds. Bar Harbor area details accompany broader casualty tally.
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Mount Desert
Southard
Bangor
Otis
Washington
Aux
Oshaw
Manila
Ralph C Cuntes
Chilfornia
Jol
Mallaney
Uly
William Henry
Albert Boos
Hichard H Ralph
Utah
Barcock
Nagasaki
Christian Tt. Sprexzer
Eighteenth Infantry
William Rasmuscon
Twelfth Infantry
Levi W. Miellinger
Thirteenth Infantry
Edward L. Bedell
Twenty-first’ Infantry
James
Dabnes
California
Jote Te Garvey
Peucate Burchill
Sel Walsh
Soxth
Thomas ‘Totten
Caval
Herbert Tracey
Neningttis
Arthur Morse
Eighteenth
Hurricane Center Near Dominica Reported By Williams
Acting Chief of Weather Bureau Williams reports a hurricane center east of inland Dominica moving toward the area with Santu Domingo in the path as of August 7 from Washington.
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Washington
Dominica
Santu Domingo
HE Williams
Cool wave to ease heat as humidity drops Sunday
A weather notice notes a cool wave is coming with rising thermometer readings and lower humidity. Forecast shows warmer weather possible later in the day with southeast winds and unsettled conditions overall.
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Ural
Bime
Weather Indications for Kansas Rally Tonight and Tuesday
Chicago August 1 forecast shows a rally fair for Kansas with showers and thunder storms aimed at the northeast portion tonight and Tuesday. Winds are mentioned but details are unclear.
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Chicago
Kansas
Insurance Facts on Fraternal Companies in Kansas
The twenty ninth annual Kansas Insurance Department report by Superintendent W V Church notes limited supervision over fraternal beneficiary societies and cites 34 certificates of authority. It praises some orders as sound while condemning others as schemes. The report covers fire insurance rates declines, company premiums, losses, and total Kansas insurance activity in 1898 including mutual, foreign, and life companies and their financial outcomes.
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Insurance Department of
Kansas
W. V. Church
Church
Ngilature
Insurance Department
Altra-Sentimenta Cruze
Kansas Fire Departments
Shawnee Fire Insurance Company
Topeka
Kaun
Sue
Luskes
Siam
Kansas Mutual
Tocrease
Isa
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company
New Men Arrive in Sun Labor Clash in New York
The Sun faced a fresh phase of its printers dispute as 104 non union men arrived aboard the Endeavor from Philadelphia led by Sun printing superintendent Charles William Edwards. Nine worked briefly, five of whom joined the strike. A union committee greeted the group and most non union men withdrew amid talks with union leaders. The composing rooms then showed sixty eight morning and evening compositors, thirty one day, sixty substitutes, thirty stereotypers and six pressmen on strike or working under tension. The overall situation reflected ongoing labor tension at the Sun.
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New York
Sun
Endeavor
Philadelphia
Chartea Willam Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Pier A
Delaney
Typographical Union No. 6
Union
Feures Ty
The
Potwin considers repealing joint liquor ordinance tonight
A city council meeting tonight will revisit a liquor ordinance that previously failed passage. Supporters claim it would pass with full attendance and corrects a prior invalid measure, while opponents warn of enforcement and policing concerns. Local businessmen and residents express mixed views, with strong backing from several ward leaders.
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Jodee Haser
Hazen
Morgan
Hughes
Willard
Jos. A. Troutman
Thomas Martin
Central Union Accident and Lifernsurance Company
A. L. Atwood
WM. Forbes
George Tincher
State Printing Office
Poster
Potwin
Stxrh
Conniot
Asacalte
Heaith
Niguor
S. Jeer
H. Larimer
Admiral Dewey’s Philippine visit and European cruise plans
News notes Dewey has quit operations in the Philippines and distances relations with the German navy. He arrives in Naples aboard the Olympia and will visit Trieste, Leghorn, Genoa, or Nice. A banquet is planned by Vice Admiral Goreales, with U.S. officials and consular staff in Rome coordinating events.
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Naples
Aus
Omimasy
Rome
Te. Co
M. de Gustro
United States
Romig
Uthcers
Olympia
Trallin
Moros Defeated Washington in Cape Motetibe action
Aug 1 dispatch reports Amimival Wateon commanding Aglaia squadron engaging Moros near Labitabed Skirthouse Cape Motetibe. The force, including Balai Mare and Dartety arivapite, faced resistance but secured tactical positions, with Philippine troops landing at Malate and rest restoring quiet as Manila forces operated in the region.
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Nasr Werbarmanger
Mgolia
Cape
WIGAN
Manalo
Unees
Pela
Bainbuc
Manila
Renee
Sinlas
Ponati
MHSThorpe Warns on Youth Card Parties and Morality
Thorpe denounces youth card and bear parties as immoral threats to children. He urges parents to keep youths indoors in the evenings and warns of police scrutiny after concerns about delinquency and improper gatherings. He notes recent incidents and calls for action by ministers and authorities.
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Thorpe
Ani
New City Official Proposes Pavement Inspector Role
City council contemplates creation of an inspector of excavations to monitor street repairs by plumbers. Councilman Nettelnaald complains pavements are ruined by diggers and the city engineer lacks time to supervise. Ordinance to be introduced tonight sets pay at five dollars monthly and permits fees to fund the position.
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Bhy Council i Confiagrine
Nettelnaald
Pople
Theim
Dia
Jook
Re elect Wilder President of School Board
The annual education meeting will be held tonight at the high school. The board will elect a president and two vice presidents. Edward Wilder, current president, is expected to be reelected. Vice President W. H. Wilcox has served three years and may also be reelected.
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Behool Board
the of Education
Builidinis
Edward Wilder
Wilcot
Supertoten
Stn Davidse Cass Aeton
Eee Ieee
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