Assassins Attack Maitre Labort En Route to Trial
In Rennes two men ambushed Maitre Labort, counsel for Dreyfus, as he traveled to court at dawn. A revolver shot struck Labort in the back, wounding him but he survived. The assailants fled along a rural lane and were pursued briefly by laborers as they escaped toward the river.
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Rennes
Fraice
Aue
Drertus
Labort
Mattre
Lyeces
Vilains
Vietim
Maitre Labeort
Vinw
Berpsa
Jane
Chanteple
Wn Piew
Col Pieggurt
BM Gast
Ted
Palwax
Vileine
Helent
Anil
Fredistely
Bris
Meradi
Anit
Labori
Technes
Ave. U
M. Laborl
Pléquest
M. Gest
Paenin
Richmond
Chateaunrand
Biffen Behit
SS Taber
Yan
Avenue de la Gare
Ustal
Wittens
Martin
Feeeback
St George's Barracks
Tver
Unis
Wien
Vilatm
Ypol
Winleh
M. Labor
Seine
Vilaine
M. Laboriad
Mlabert
Reais
Yenmon
Secret Police
Seoartr
Beun
Labori Shot in Paris Court District Attack
A detailed report describes the shooting of M. Labori in Paris as he left his home after court sessions. He collapsed, bleeding heavily, while witnesses and doctors worked to stabilize him. Police later arrested a suspect at a railway station as investigations continued into the attempted assassination and subsequent public reaction.
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Paris
le Mane
Gallen
Marine Onofieer
Hennes
Havre
M. Laborl
Trial Goes On Shooting of Labor in Dreyfus Case Rennes
The Dreyfus court martial resumes after the shooting of M. Laborl, chief defense attorney for Captain Alfred Dreyfus. The incident shocks the courtroom as M. Labort is reported wounded while General Mercier and Casimir-Perier clash over war-time decisions and the 1894 case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Gen. Murcier
Rennes
M. Laborl
Alfred Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Ma.bierl
General Mercier
M. Tabort
M. Labort
M. Jaunay
Judiciary Presa
Thoke
Jovauss
Seles
Sus
M. Casimir-Perler
Frame
Mercer
Germany
France
Mercier
Mr. Labort
M. de Mange
Gusstone
Bfercier
Dermange
M. Damssee
Merler
Count Esterhazy
M. Caximir-Perter
Dréyfus
Legrunalt
M. Castolr Perter
A Dupuy
Waa
Souvenir Bullet and Kansas Soldiers Story From the War
Captain W J Watson of the Twentieth Kansas arrived in Topeka, homeward from Manila, carrying a bullet in the breast learned during the May advance. He and his father traveled from the hospital ship Relief via Yokohama and San Francisco, stating many Kansas soldiers seek home while praising the regiment’s conduct. He discusses Funston, MacArthur, and the regiment’s actions against insurgents, noting strong sentiment about the war and reporting no evidence of prisoners being shot.
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W. J. Watson
Twentetr
Kansas
Topeka
Pitts Burs
Watson
San Francisco
Manila
Yokohama
New York
Wey
Jungion
Hong
Uhia
Philippines
Funston
General MacArthur
Fungton
Himelf
Minnios
Ie Pine
Officers Return Home After Manila Service
Captain Watson plans a brief trip to Kansas before muster out in San Francisco. He notes the voyage helped many wounded men, while Adna Clarke from Lawrence is described as once under 100 pounds, now much overweight. Watson expresses eagerness for home and a relaxing visit.
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Lawrence
Watson
Manila
San Francisco
Captain Watson
Soaege
Admiral Dewey Sick Aboard Olympia At Leghorn
Admiral Dewey, aboard the U S cruiser Olympia in Leghorn, Italy, remains ill with fever after arrival from Naples. Officials visit him on deck, while James A. Smith and Edward Cramer bid him farewell. Italian papers publish biographies of the victor of Cavite.
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Leghorn
Italy
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
Naples
James A. Smith
U. S
Edward C. Cramer
United States
Florence
Cavite
Siege at Paris Anti Semite League HQ Described
Telegraph dispatch from Paris reports heavy police guard around the Grand Occident de France building amid claims Jules Guerin and Max Berthille and forty followers resist arrest. The siege features iron shutters guards and threats to use force including boiling water if attacked.
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New York
Paris
Rue de Chebral
Rega
Anti- Semitic League
Jules Guerin
The
League
Alsiers
Max Regis
Guerin
Ssiter
Ankide
Anti Semite League
Puerto Plata Riot Report Stokes Government Pressure
In Puerto Plata on August 14 the populace grows more panicked as a revolution against the government gains momentum. The government forces are under strain while surgeons and medical supplies have moved from the city toward the front, signaling intensified conflict and deteriorating conditions.
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Puerto Plata
I T U Annual Session Opens in Detroit
The 45th annual convention of the International Typographical Union opened with 163 delegates and 135 ex-delegates present. President Donnell reported the union is in its most prosperous condition since 1592 and noted strike fees have lessened. Proposals favored shorter work days and a nine hour day for members. the November membership stood at 4,067. Tomorrow Palace Clothing Co at 1 Kauses Avenue prepares for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
International Topographical Union
Donnell
International Union
Kauses Avenue
Palace Clothing Co
Noted Resistance to Terms as Americans Arms Proffered
A long dispatch from New York reports resistance to American terms by a sultan in Sulu archipelago, with noted chiefs divided on fighting the Americans. The sultan has expanded rifle stock and ammunition, while some Moro chiefs show friendliness to the Americans. The piece also covers sightings of insurgents in Mindanao, travel permissions for whites in Sula Islam, and a death report from U.S. forces with multiple soldiers listed for various causes.
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New York
al Herald
Apatio
Mollo
Julio
Mindknao
Cebu
Baten
Ottlt
Jule Signe
Saeed
Kame
Suluieland
Staent
Aiong
Sula Islam
Serathpoueh
Matbun
Nin
Hedul Mohamed
Wi Ktiow
Bates
Weil
Chieta
Mindumie
Sula
Tebiety Mand
Mindanao
Gen
Joio
Zamboanga
Mercedes
Castine
Molin
Dare
Moin
Negro
Hughes
oTis
Shington
Otis Fae
Aeniti
Durty
Ewenty
Wm. Stafford
Albert Pervitekt
A. Twenty-first Infantry
Avi G. Thoms Malonty
Boveriessith
Walter E. Hartchinment
Sth
Frederick & Baty
Killed by a Train Near Valencia
A man named Sam Finley, restaurateur of Valencia, was struck and killed by a freight train no. M4 early this morning near Valencia. A coroner's jury returned a verdict that the death was caused by being struck by the train while intoxicated. details suggest he wandered near the tracks with a companion prior to the accident. Local weather notes hint at possible showers and warmer conditions in western portions.
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Sam Finley
M Restarut
Valencia
Ialund ast-Loung
Cer
Waevertar
Valencian
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Enid Ae
Abin
Renner
Argy
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Beter Ie
Renaud
Retchis
Brinsaud
Vidaie
Monel Jounnet
Mardal
Néral Mercier
BM. Labori
Aline
Uwe
Axsoctoyen Press
Attenianur
M. Labori
Babar
Dig Teeassent
M, Labori
Lethur Rensul
the Elysee
M. Casimir Perier
M. Dupuy
Lebrum Renault
Gonse
Ges
Saray
Berlin
Bleyee Palace
de Boisdeffre
Demangé
Ion
Myaest
Mercler
Stant
Ags
Casimir Berler
Casimir Herter
Mousiah Porter
M. Demange
Gen. Mercier
M. Demunge
M. Casimir Perter
Casimir Perter
Repis
Sand Herr
Demange
Foreign Office
Moercier
Major Carriere
Liang
Malolos
Fred Foonston
Dewey
San Domingo
Sident
Sultan of
Satin
Hook Island
Chitags
Kanwan
Ged-Meny
Enut Palace Clothing Co
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