Picquart Testimony Grips Dreyfus Case Hearing
Col Picquart resumes testimony at the court martial, detailing the secret dossier and its forged documents. He refutes charges, emphasizes the absence of Major Du Paty de Clam, and explains the dossier division, its origins, and the misleading nature of the evidence used against Dreyfus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Paty de Clam
Hennes
Alfred Dreyfus
Lycee
Cobe Picquart
Itellixerice
War Office
Witunes
Qolanel
Jeanne Seatecan
Gen. Roget
Col
Piequart
Picquart
Dreytox
Xactingee Ad Betlat
Mintre Slurnird
Behaif
Drevina
Tevishun
Ile
Demange
Fentingel
Piognant
Auget
Khern
Socmunt
Ghed Picquart
Qgenelli
Morgover
Quenelli
Querell
Allesatina
Dreyfus Court Markhal
Ariontedee
al Gove
Basten
Unione
Fie
Switzerland
Col Schwartskroen
da Paty de Cam
Second Bureau
Apy
Cpl
Pioguart
Schwartzkoppen
Panizcard
Schwartzkappes
Intelligence Department
du Paty de
Poquart
Major du Paty de Clam
Mentite
Interlicence Department
Turing
Plequart
Dreyfus
Clyfan
M. Bertuitus
Henry
M. Mertuitus
Col. Plogdart
Esterbaey
Low
Abe
Piognort
Esterhaxy
Esterhany
Tezand
Peras
Beerhazy
Eisternazy
Aoprew
Aaid Piequart
Mejor Louth
Richard Covers
Baste
Heriy
Lauth
Sr Sivas Aneteeay
Ceure
Ieee
Church Balks Fees in Insurance Probe Sparking Debate
Governor acted on his own, sparking a dispute over fees paid to W C Austin an expert accountant. Austin received 1 per day plus 100 dollars, with a 20 balance later turned to the sale treasury. Church and Battey questioned whether restitution is due while officials debate who ordered the examination of Kansas Mutual Life Insurance. The controversy involves the governor superintendent Church and Topeka payments with no clear resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Austin
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company
Austin
Avustin
Imsurance Department
Insurance Company
Church
Mr. Church
Sonse
Stankey
Austn
Consistene Hin
Battery
Battey
Topeka
Flo
Uxious
Aries
Indiana State Life
Department
State Treasury
Sayre
Insurance Department
Rintendent
Gona
Santemereanee
Sun Running Again Composing and Stereotyping Departments
New York report states Sun composing and stereotyping departments are in satisfactory shape with all mechanical work within the establishment proceeding without outside resistance. The Sun fire is declared rehabilitated and in poor condition, while strikers offer no new information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stfaia of the Sun
Locomotive Explodes in Mexico Killing Ten
News from Tampico reports a Mexican Central Railway accident at Cardenas roundhouse. An engine exploded blowing up and killing engineers Felix Limer L Fitzgerald J Homey Will Gibson and three Mexican firemen and workers. One engineer fatally injured and two shop employees hurt as depot and roundhouse are badly wrecked. Jefe Politico orders full investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Mexican Central Railway
Cardenas Roundhouse
Tampico
Mexico
Felix Limer
New Orleans
L. Fitzgerald
Monterey
J. Homey
Will Gibson
Chicago
Lookhart
Centra
Jefe Politico
Candenax
Topeka Golf Club Forming Soon With City Wide Support
Topeka moves toward forming a local golf club led by Charles E. Gault and Ned Osborn. About 20 signatures secured from prominent residents. aim to double participation. County consent for fair grounds, a Kansas City roustabout to layout the links, Wille Dunn’s manager W. Havre to provide gear and guidance next week. Membership initially restricted to men with inviting ladies later. initiation likely within a month. Nine links total around one mile three quarters, with tees bunkers and holes. three sticks enough for play. A temporary club house will be built at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Scotland
Fnd
Charles E. Gault
Ned Osborn
Sher S
Kansas City
W. V. Havre
Wille Dunn
Chub
Tobeka
Gulf Clube
Reed to resign as congressman upon successor agreed
New York report states ex Speaker Reed has notified party leaders in Maine that he will resign from Congress once a successor is agreed upon. The Portland Maine correspondent cites highest authority for the anticipated move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Portland
Reed
Maine
Congress Ap
Filipino War Leader Arrives in Hong Kong With Trove
General Baldo Aguinaldo, Filipino minister of war and Emilio Aguinaldo’s brother, lands in Hong Kong from Manila with treasure for military supplies. Aguinaldo treasurer Gen. Aguinaldo succeeds Lichanes, who now represents Neido’s government in Manila. Surprise at his sailing under American authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Baldomero Aguinaldo
Emilio Aguinaldo
Manila
Aguin Allo
Lichanes
Lichares
Ineido
A Diet of Needles A Human Ostrich Dies From Over Feeding
Eliza Day a 60 year old colored patient at Columbus state hospital died of peritonitis after an autopsy found fifty cambric peaches and five silver spoons in her bowels along with about fifty more needles. She had previously claimed swallowing spoons but no frozen object was found. The case notes the lack of stomach pain or distress while the objects dissolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Eliza Day
Columbus State Hospital
Marion
Harris on Issues Proposes Constitutional Amendments
United States Senator William A. Harris plans to push three constitutional amendments this winter. He seeks six year presidential terms, direct election of senators, and four year terms for congressional representatives. He argues these changes would reduce elections and strengthen governance while opposing private canal construction and advocating government-controlled Panama Canal work. He will speak at Hoxie tonight and has more speeches lined up before Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William A. Harris
Washington
Hir Ty
Harris
Journal
Snvernment
Harrs
Aries
Congress
United States Senate
Senate
House
Philippines
Spain
Ant
Harts
Hoxie
Seneca
Box Car Smallpox Scare Ties Santa Fe Yard Incident
A lumber yard box car near Sixth Street becomes a makeshift hospital after a worker from the territory, John View, is isolated with a contagious illness later deemed chickenpox. Doctors at Santa Fe hospital supervise care as the patient remains in quarters for several days amid cautious quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Pe
John View
Santa Fe Hospital
Freeman
Peers
Shungenannes Creek
I Sixth Street
Tia Wiscaer
Tillman Rips Whitecaps and Yankees in Georgia Talk
Senator Tillman told Greenwood audience the whitecaps terrorizing a county must be stopped and blamed Tolberts and Republicans for stirring negroes. He warned Yankees will use such acts to attack the south and urged local action to end the whitecapping. He then spoke on farming and criticized the Philippines war and newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausnts
Greenwood
Farmers’ Institute
R. Tilman
Tillman
Thi
Tolberts
Republican Party Secreen Pda Teesee
South
Jewett
Boston
Philippines
Shamrock Arrives Amid Sailing Pageantry at New York Port
Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht Shamrock, challenger for the America's Cup, reaches New York with her tender Erin in tow. The voyage from the Clyde covered over 1200 miles on the return, with a best canvas run of 268 knots. Quarantined and cleared, the ship shows green hull paint and a British royal ensign, Chevalier Matting aboard the Erin as marine painter to the queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Fitrice
Clyde
Erin
Azores
Sir Thomas Liptens
Sienek
Chevalier Matting
Manila as Summer Resort Dispatches From Manila Rainfall and Troop Havoc
Reports from Manila detail heavy rains and rising water that threaten American troops. Rainy season runs June to November with unusual variability. July to September show the heaviest rainfall and many rainy days. The piece notes troop contingencies and the difficulty in keeping camps dry amid floods. Also included are brief wire reports on Jim Franey’s death and President McKinley’s stance on Sunday travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago ‘Times-Herait.t
Manila
Wien
Wappen
Berte Aedres
Saaniry
Suspect Confesses to Murder Plot Against Labori
Rennes August 1 The man who allegedly attempted to kill Maltry Labori leading counsel for Captain Dreyfus has been arrested at Dott in Ute. Named Glerattein, a native of Coles du Nord, he claims to have murdered Labori but police doubt the confession, investigating further as Labori’s condition worsens from nerves after wounding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennes
LaBort
Dreyfus
Dott
Ute
Glerattein
Coles du Nord
Glerat
Labor
Governor Poynter's rail proposal for Nebraska regiment return
Lincoln August 18 Governor Poynter proposed rail transport for the Nebraska regiment to return home at state expense. Railways are asked to wait for the next legislature's appropriation. No funds are offered now. Transport costs are estimated near 200 dollars? Executors note funding will require about 200. The Lincoln Journal World Herald and others report no definitive payments yet from railway companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Poynter
Netruske
Pleatebraska
Liscain Journal, World-Herald
Heatrice Banteas
Ana
Nebraska City News
Tralway
England's Treason Case Brassey Accused of Publishing Secret Defence
Chicago August 1 Lord Brassey a high British official stands accused of treason for publishing a book containing sensitive coast defense information. Gen St George Willis, a famed British Army officer and former governor of Portsmouth, charges the material could aid enemies if released publicly. The book, whipped by the official post, is sold for private gain and details Portmouth defenses and unmanned harbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brassey
Chicago
Lord Brasser
Phate
Tribune
St George Willis
Partemouth
Bramex
Contracts Awarded For Annual School Supplies
The board of education supplies committee met Thursday with members John T. Chaney Mrs O Howe and J B Pechoer and awarded contracts to multiple vendors. Topeka Paper at 6 per pencil drawing paper 34 cents a pound Kellam Tonkait Stathers Heavy newspaper at per 100 pounds Metropolitan school pencils pre-heel 1.35 each Moore Hook and Stallone company hage vertical pens 23 cents per gross Brock's vertical pens cent per gross Dixors Metropolitan School pencils 1.356 per gross Eagle school drawing pencils medium 1.54 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
e@vecation
John T. Chaney
Irs O. Howe
J. B Pechoer
Topeka Paper Company
Kellam Tonkait Stathers Company
Dion
Moore Hook and Stallonene
Hage
Brock’s
St Center
Dixors Metropolitan School
Penelia
Eagle School
Penelis
Pugilist death fight case arrests and bonds
San Francisco reports indicate Jim Pranes died after a bout with Frank Moumpell. Authorities allege he was beaten to death, with Mefonnetl charged with murder and bailed. Promoters J Groom and J T Gillie also charged. referee and event participants posted bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jim Pranes
Frank Moumpell
Mefonnetl Wily
J. of Groom
J. T. Gillie
Ifram Cnet
Tet
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Col. Ficquert
W. E. Stanley
Rattey
Commissioner Wary
GOLF
Hong Hong
Stanley
Georgia
Republican Party
Francy
Cal
Jim Franey
Frank McConnell
McKinley
Plattsburg, N
Saruviay Evening
Labori
His
IS Glorot
Nebraska Regiment
England
Liller
Hte
Kansan
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