Labors Scores. A Colonel and a Major Contradicted Each Other.
A brief clash between a colonel and a major arises amid labor scores. details are scarce in the readable text. Bertillon's method is referenced as a potential analytic framework.
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26 Aug 1899
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1899
Page
1
Dreyfus Trial Court Martial Resumes Dramatic Session
The Paris court martial on Colonel Alfred Dreyfus resumes with Bertillon presenting new evidence and a dramatic confrontation. Major Freystetter faces cross examination as the defense seeks to confront Col Maurel. The session features tense exchanges, demonstrations, and appeals over documents and credibility, all unfolding before the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Drertus
Alphonse Bertillon
Paris
Withene Gaying
Nelghetory
Boneim
Burdereau
Dreyfus
Agedaliss
Dermaney
M Bertilion
Primier
M. la- Bork
Major Preystader
Col. de Puty de Clam
Col Biaurel
Laberl
Major Freystheter
Col. Maurel
Audiense
Merce
M. Labor
Allen
Brevataeter
el Maurel
Tole
Maurel
Frevalieter
Mercer
Metro
Hess Txoinen
Fruy- Minter
Simart
Ae & Pridge
Artitery
Dreyfus Case Heats Court Over Bertillon Testimony
The trial room buzzed as M Bertillon pressed his handwriting proofs linking the bordereau to Dreyfus and Esterhazy. Dreyfus remained unmoved while witnesses argued whether the same mathematical methods could prove forgery and whether Esterhazy could be a traitor or a victim of a broader plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jauros
Chamber of Degraties
Dreyfus-ard
de Pot
Bertillon
Dreyfus
War Office
Bename
M. Bertilion
Surntarne
Del
Bertereau
Heterhuzy
Ber- Allon
Keene
Diwent
Wittiees
Esterhazy
M. Demange
M. Hertilion
Interhasy
Witners
Explainine
Counkel
Alfred Dreyfus
Lordereau
M. Derange
Mathieu Dreyfus
Prisimer
M. Bei- Millon
M. Labori
al Bertilion
Hsterhazy
AL Labori
M. Dertilion
M. Ber- Lillo
Counshl
Enterholsy
M. Bertillon Tounsel
Preyfus Rafi
Col Joumust
M. Bertifion
Futurity Stakes Opens Fall Season at Sheepshead Bay
York Aug 26 The Sheepshead Bay track opened the fall season of the Coney Island Jockey Club with the Futurity Stakes featuring 22 contenders for a $30 000 prize. Favorite Chacornac, owned by James R Keene, led the likely field as trainers and betters eyed the year’s richest two year old race, with weights and entries listed for horses including David Garrick Doublet Virginia Earle and Iroquois Bolle among the hopefuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island Jockey Club
Keene Trio
Chacornac
Doublet
Virginia Earle
Tme
Chacornat
Juvens
Janes Fy Keene
Dees
Mon
Itte
David Garrick
Curry
Bromley
Pluck
Cleete
Jenkins
Virginia Charomaclesa Shanderkin Olewth LLC
Modrine
Buliman
Water King
Clawson
Pincky A A
St. Pinnan
Bogert
Musetts
Cleyton
Knight of O'Leary
King Aramb’ee
Windmerces Traquois Belleit O'Connor
the Scotchman
Otom
Erwin Mie
Peeters
Piggott
Hennessy
Simma
Battle Looms as Troops Move on Darien Clash
Governor Candler reports Col Lawton in command at Darien, with 100 men confronting armed negroes in western McIntosh, plans for a fresh expedition and expected arrival of Liberty Independent cavalry. Crisis described as grave with Lawton praised as cool headed. A Sayannah special notes the first infantry regiment ordered to Darien this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Candler Hie
Col. Lawton
Darien
McIntosh County
Blount
Col Lawton
Liberty Independent
Camper
Atlante
Ave
Sayonnan
Lawton
Darten
Atchison Man Dies After Train Stabbing Near Petersburg Neb
Winkey Jones 35 formerly of Atchison died on a Burlington train between St Joseph and Atchison shortly after being stabbed by two tramps near Petersburg Neb. His mother Mrs T Crick learned in Albion that he had been robbed and stabbed three times in the abdomen before being drugged with poison. The assailants were in custody in Albion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Aus
Winkey Jones
Petersburg
Neb
Burlington
St. Joseph
T. Crick
Albion
Web
Thas
Charley Jones
Twentieth Kangan regiment to sail on Tartar from Manila
A cablegram from Manila reports the Twentieth Kangan regiment and Gen. Furiston assigned to sail on the United States transport Tartar around September 3. The Tartar will head to San Francisco via Hong Kong. Nine officers and 690 men have been discharged. 460 are sick, none of the invalids in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Star
Manila
Kangan
Furiston
United States
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Hawaiian luau planned in Washington with Prince David Kawananaloa
From Apia August 8 report outlines a grand Washington luau to honor former Queen Liliont a tent will host the event with pot fish leis music and dancing. Prince David Kawananaloa funds and ships supplies for an elaborate feast likely to gather Hawaiian visitors and prominent Americans including congress members. plans include a Quintette club and Omaha dancers and may draw heavy attention if the weather permits an outdoor lawn setting or a hall collapse to plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington City
David Kawananaloa
Washington
San Francisco
Liliont
East
Quintette Club
Dareera
Omaha
Congress
Prince David
Cruimer Binston
Tacoma
Manila
Madeira
Hawaiian Islands
Sewell
Conmil Jones
Wishington
Wamego Ruse: Joint on Island Safely Isolated
Kansas residents report a lakefront scheme where a floating outpost on an artificial island near Wamego hosts a liquor joint. The setup relies on independence from county property, avoiding state law penalties while locals enjoy festive activity on the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Wamego
St. Marys
West St. Marys
Wamesy
Kawan
Trust Data Questions Sent To Chicago Officials
Civic federation leaders in Chicago dispatched questions to railway officials labor and commercial men merchants contractors lawyers bankers and economists to gather data for the national meeting. Governor Stanley also received them. The questions seek information on the benefits from the 20 000 trusts or business combinations and the impact of consolidations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Federation
Chicago
Stanley
Low and Leland in Kansas national committeeman talk
Republicans in Kansas debate who should be national committeeman. M A Low is favored by some, while Cyrus Leland's supporters warn against a front position shift. Horton Headlight notes Low's stronger political standing and potential for a better representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A. Low
National Comtttesman
Cyrus Leland
Low
Horton
M. A. Low
Kansas
Leland
Mrs Groome Attemps Suicide by Throat Slashing
Mrs Isaac Groome wife of a mail carrier attempted to die by cutting her throat at 2233 Madison Street. Albert Wick passing by saw the boy shout that his mother had cut her throat. Groome severed jugular vein and windpipe with a razor. Drs Ross and Swan attended. Mrs Groome unconscious from blood loss. Forty stitches used. recovery possible but doubtful. She is mother of a month old baby. Doctors believe temporary insanity may be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Grovine
Esas
Albert Wick
Madison Street
Wick
Mr. Groome
Ross
Swan
Topeka Faces Pressure to Build City Convention Hall
The article argues Topeka must approve a new city hall with a convention auditorium to preserve state prestige. Editor John MacDonald cites statewide interest and warns conventions may move to other towns if Topeka fails. Traveling salesmen and residents urge voting yes to avoid losing status and economic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Topexa
John MacDonald
The
Western School Journal
Topekis
Topeks
Unite
MacDonald
State Teachers’ Association
State Teachers' Association
Ebby Tete
Sener
Topeki
Rome
Major Anderson
Patrol Kansas Line Missouri Quarantine Established
Taylor Riddie, secretary of the state livestock sanitary commission, attended a Kansas City meeting with Missouri officials to curb infected cattle crossing into southeastern Kansas. Cattle owners have evaded quarantines by moving stock at night around two Missouri counties. The joint commissions will establish a patrol along the state line with offenders facing full penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Taylor Riddie
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Kansas City
Kansas and
Missouri Livestock Commissions
Kansas
Kansas Commission
McKinley Leaves Long Branch for Pittsburgh by Special Train
President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley departed Long Branch New Jersey today by Pennsylvania Railroad special train bound for Pittsburgh. Accompanying them were Private Secretary Cortelyou and Dr. Rixey. Troops escorted the carriages from Hobart’s cottage to the station. The party planned a stop at New Brighton at 6 pm before continuing to Pittsburgh. General Merritt will join them in Pittsburgh with planned visits to East Liverpool and Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
MeKinley
Pennsylvania Road
Pittsburg
Cortelyou
Rixey
Hobart
BP. m
Gen. Merritt
East Liverpool
Canton
Herbert's Good Sense Opposes Running for Office
Herbert of Hiawatha avoids political entanglements despite pressure from Bert Howard to run for representative. He seeks personal satisfaction before replying, calling Howard a friend and rejecting the notion of a legislative calamity for him. Also notes appointments of JPs by Governor Stanley and the near-completion trial of the battleship Kearsarge with set dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Ewing Herbert
Hiawal
Bert Howard
Horton
Howard
Will Work Indians at White Oaks Road Extension
El Paso August reports labor shortages for the White Oaks road extension to Seledo coal fields. Two large Colorado labor forces arrived last week and about 40 Fusibo Indians from teleta were brought by Santa Fe this morning to work at the pond and are to be deployed to the front immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
White Oaks
Seledo
Colorado
Santa Fe
Teleta, & Malt
Wwergue
Indiana
Sup't Stout First Annual County Reports Due
Sup t Stout first annual reports from the county superintendents are now due at the state office. J W Stout of Shitwate county was first to comply. He filed the report for Shawper county. Plague spreading and weather notes appear amid scattered fragments of the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sup’t Stout
J. W. Stout
Shitwate
Shawper County
New Chane
Brensing
Favorite Gig of the Colored Folks Is Drawn
Local entertainment page highlights a favorite gig featuring Black performers drawing crowds. The event showcases community talent and cultural pride with music, dancing, and lively stage acts attracting attendees from the city.
Dream Powers Lucky Numbers Rule in Chicago Policy Draw
Chicago observers report a policy lottery windfall fueled by a dream guiding the numbers 4 11 14 in the August 26 drawing. The favored combo, unseen since April, sparked celebrations and bets across the city with thousands winning amounts above and beyond typical payouts while white players won little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Doliurm
Wits
Une
S. State
Clark Steele
Advier
Ellered
United States
State
Bork
Soe
le Nord
Hawaiian Business Reports Big Import Rise and Surplus
The Treasury Department released a comparative Hawaii statement covering June imports from the United States and July receipts versus expenditures. Imports from the U S rose to about 3.9 million in June and 3.254 million in prior months, marking a substantial increase since the islands fell under American governance. July receipts reached 507 thousand with 274,900 spent, compared to 207,155 received and 172,082 spent in a previous period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Auditor General of
Hawaii
United States
Third Cavalry Sailors Sail to Manila From Seattle Port
Third Cavalry under Major Henry Windelia Jr sails from Seattle Aug 26 aboard the transport Victoria for Manila with seventy men disembarking at Dutch Harbor and Japan. Officers listed include Lieutenants Jonastiaus and Chilty. The message notes Major General Wood reports Major Toussell Hearriwan’s son ill with yellow fever, out of danger, while ex President Harrison learns of his condition. W Koehler, state champ shooter, accepts a challenge from Frank Hodges for a future title defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Cavalry
Saltz
Seattle
Wark
Henry Windelia, Jr
Mantis
Port St Paul
Manila
Dutch Harbor
Alsion
Kote 1
Japan
Jonastiaus
Victoria
Harrison
Washington
Ate
Cutledley Aiteh
War Department
Wood
Tara
Toussell Hearriwan
Tiago
Phota
Paris
Kent
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M. Bertilioni
Uf Dresfus
Pont Ms
Dow
Burderead Wits
Witnss
Bettislon
Blake
Coney Island Club
James R. Keene
Georgia
Luau
Lilioukalani
Alameda
Australia
Apia
Honolulu
Keenes
Wamego Ruse
Kaw River
Claims Protection
State House Departments
Trust Data
Chicago Civic Federation
Isaac Groome
Patrol
Kansas Line
M’kinley
RC Gishop
Saling Township
Saline County
BL Troutman
Thomas Wardrobe
South Haven Township
Sumner County
A. M. Wallis
Kearsarge
Sport News
Kearsarce
Sante Fe
Koohler
Maat Hodges
Leavenworth
W. Koehler
Tasimete
Eee
Frank
Seni
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