Esterhazy heard from in Dreyfus trial court reports
Coverage notes Esterhazy and Dreyfus trial proceedings in Paris with testimonies by Labori and others. Witnesses discuss German attache hints, Esterhazy letters, and clashes over the evidence, including General Gonse and Du Paty de Clam's roles. Court adjourns after lengthy sessions and reading Esterhazy’s Cassation deposition.
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Lerand
Jiart
Esterbazy
Extetimey
Burt Thers
Henterhazy
Mujahid
MM. Labod
Faterhazy
Eterhazy
Henry
Ray
Dreyfus
Cie
Diteytus
Lande
Major du Chatelet
Drey
Drepfua
du Chatelets
Dubrieul
MC Hodson
M. Debbeleus Anid
M. Dubrivul
M. Radeon
Witch
M. Labort
M. Dubrieul
Coutanves
Major Carriere
M. Dator
M. Dubrioul
M. Labori
M. Dubirieul
Mottre
Dreyfum
M. de Beaurepaire
Col
Jeugust
Monsieur
Madame Bodson
Bodson
M. Hodson
Crvat
Tanat
Butt
Coutatices
Tom Dubriegl
M. Durrival
M. Laboris
Col Jonguet
Major Lerand
Miitary Schowl
Enterhaxy
Picquart
Esternary
T&m
Mequart
Dreyne
France
Pontius Pilate
Barabbas
Gonse
Eatechagy
Esterhazy
Mont Souris
du Paty de Clam
de Boisde
Maturhazy
Grivelin
Mont Sourts
Coiba En Pot
Taes
Paty de Clam
Cory
Geers
du Paty de
Clam
Natron
Fou
M. Laborl
da Paty de Clam
Col. Plequant
Gen. Gonee
du Paty de Ctuma
Mattre Teenas
Hoterhaxy
Gonee
Esterhagy
Sausster
Gen. Sausalex
Hu Manson
Tu Paty de Clam
M. Tesenus
Gun. de Boisdeffre
Lask
Baterhay
Mlle Pass
Mile Pais
Esterttagy
Court of Cassation
Lebelin de Tate
Military College
Kamae
Alsace-Lorraine
de Dionne
Gallege
Alsace-Lorrains
Rert
M. Lanque*y
Bolougne
Court of Cassilot
Bruspala
Transports delay for Twentieth Kansas troops to Manila
Report outlines mixed ship manifests to Manila with several transports listed for August and September. Expected arrival of the Twentieth Kansas may slip to mid September or be delayed behind other regiments. Possible routing via Bas Francisco to Manila could push Kansans to mid winter. Local political events include a speech planned by J R Barton supporters in Tipton and a Republican gathering in Saint Marys.
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Manila
Newport
Indiana
Morenn City
Maniu
Bas Francisco
Hancoo
Barton
Bryan
Somme
J. R. Barton
Cauforsin
Mig
Haren Seas Iyan
Tipton
Golkethers
St. Marys
Erate
Bry
Pasay Bedelia Tae
More Bonds and Higher Taxes in War Funding Plan
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Gage assessing funds for expanded army. Treasury may issue more bonds if needed as war costs climb. Proposals include stamp taxes on patent protected goods and on slot machines, with aims to close revenue gaps without broad tax cuts.
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New York
Tribune
Washington
Gage
Root
Treasury
Treasury Department
Makke
Bates
Philippines
War Revenue Law
Spain
Congress
Peacy
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Tax ideas echo wartime revenue shifts in the United States
The piece discusses a proposed heavy tax on a gale of mrearma and a lighter fireworks levy as potential revenue sources. It notes Congress abandoned similar ideas during the war revenue bill and argues current government spending leaves little chance of increased receipts, with war taxes to be reevaluated and the war revenue law expanded to aid the treasury and avoid bond issues.
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Mrearma
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Spain
Transvaal Proposals and Boer Mobilization Across Africa
Cabled dispatch hints at the Transvaal reform question's impact on Outlanders while Mafeking hosts rapid regiment mobilization and new recruits. Rumors claim Boers form a border laager as pressure mounts. Natal authorities warn British subjects aiding enemies will be punished amid alleged Kruger links and secret agent activity. An order for fourteen million Mauser cartridges to South Africa signals heavy armament secrecy.
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Capetown
Transvaal
Great Britain
Mafeking Horse Regiment
Vivian
Pietermaritzburg
Natal
South Africa
Kruger
Transvaal Republic
Colenss
Bours
Birmingham
Eng
Died Hand in Hand Two Boys Drown In River Near Santa Fe Bridge
John Deegan aged 11 and Michael Cabaltine aged 12 drowned Tuesday afternoon around 5 delook while swimming in the river near the Santa Fe railroad bridge. They waded in together hand in hand and likely one stepped in a hole, pulling the other under. Searchers found Deegan’s body later near the scene. Both fathers work at the Santa Fe shop in North Topeka.
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John Deegan
Michael Cabaltine
Santa Fe
Michael Cabaline
Goores Cabaline
Senta Fe Shop
North Topeka
Court Decision Draws Color Line In New York School
Justice Smith of the New York Supreme Court ruled that colored pupils may be excluded from white school attendance. Mrs Cisco, a wealthy colored mother, sought a mandamus to admit her 13 year old son Jacob to Jamaica schools. The move was denied after a stubborn contest, leaving a segregated Jamaica school for colored children.
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New York
Justice Smith
Supreme Court
Caco
Boen
Board of Education
Queensborough
Jamaica
Mra
Citco
Queens
Jacob
Cisco
Helped the Home Organization Aids Orphans in Parker
A youth group of girls in Parker Kansas formed a sewing circle and sold many articles during the hot summer months. Miss Baker received a five dollar money order from the society's secretary Mrs. Besels for the orphans. A telescope site: Kingston reports Prof Edward Pickering at Jamaica seeking a site for the largest telescope to observe the new planet due in about 18 months. He praises Jamaica and notes he previously founded Peru’s Mist Observatory. Weather: Chicago reports Kansas set to see thunder storms with cooling winds from the east, then shifting north.
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Howan
Parker
Kanaes
Mia Ts Baker
Aletersi Tone Besels
Kingston
Edward Charles Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Informa
Associated Press
Cambridge
Jamaica
Pickering
Misti ‘Observatory
Peru
Special Session Urged to Pay Railroads for Return of Soldiers
The piece argues for a special legislative session to appropriate funds to bring the Twentieth Kansas home from San Francisco. It proposes railroads bear no cost, suggests legislators cover expenses, and cites Nebraska as funding precedent. Leland advocates loans from citizens or a direct state appropriation to cover transport and a state reception, while stressing patriotism and transport plans.
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Cyrus Leland
Kanead
San Francisco
Kansas Millet
Mata
Leland
Nebraska
Katiaas
Kanais
Leedy
Pope
Uae
Gem
Semel
Actoul
Kansas
Lacerence
Topeka
Stanley
Breadane
Mons
Pogtege Stampa Nevesiare
Anyott
Ral
Trpelen Aneever
Dutch Terror Grips Hilvernum After Night Attack
In Hilvernum an unidentified assailant opened fire in the town hall area during an evening event, wounding two people and prompting a cautious rallying of residents. Police moved to secure the streets as crowds gathered. Quist was reported restated at midnight.
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Amsterdam
Hilvernum
Femol
Quist
Rcher trainer emacs new Laale Asion Station over Vandalteformation
Fragmentary report notes a trainer or team associated with Laale Asion Station and a term vandalism related to formation. Names and locations are unclear. the piece reads as a brief sports or military training snippet with limited readable facts.
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Rcher
Laale
Vandalte
Loula
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