Dreyfus Trial Hearings Highlight Cordier Testimony
Col Cordier testifies after release from professional secrecy revealing that Sandherr received the bordereau and that Henry was jealous of Picquart. De Freycinet also testifies on the Dreyfus affair as sessions proceed in Rennes with Mercier and others present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennes
Mercier
Stierkenwrais
Lycee Chih
Tis
Enure
Alfred Dreyser
Artillery
Cut
Cordier
Tn- Willeenes
Ddeat
Henry
de Margguis de Guilifet
Bren
Dreyfus
Col. Conner
Col Picquart
Intelligence Department
War Office
Phamar
Col Corben
Hainoraum
Germany
Col
Jommust
Henrik
Col. Cordier
Hum
Connor
Lauth Syre
Lanth
Santherr
Santhere
Laurh
Stade Avuth
Haget
Col Corner
Col. Piegtur
Gribetin
Cardiers
Fins
Priser
Te Buit
Bamiberr Anid
Mathita Dreyfus
DE Fraycinet
MM. de Freyeteet
Besebur
France
England
M. de Fregeinet
Murcia
M. de Preveinet
M. de Freveinet
Ourselver
M. de Froyeinet
Co. Cordier
Telopel
Lewat
Paris
Statistical Department
Arma
Sandherr
Sandbert
Fue
Major Lauth
Court of Cassation
Samherr
Coronel Henry
Cordien
Yau
Ie Bohit
Viiting
Bla
Will Alwaye
Cordlen
Ordin TV
Necekeiry
Ordinnry
Bourges
Thomas
Treamote
Hell
Sta
Church of St . Thomas Acquinas
Wittiere
Hume
Theepileman
Dehee
Col Cordier
Wreck at Keats injures eight as passenger train derails
East bound Rock Island Flyer No 10 crashed into a freight train at Keats near Manhattan. The collision overturned three coaches and damaged wagons after the freight sat on the siding. Injured include engineer Cuthbertson and fireman Crawford with sprains and cuts. several others suffer fractures and bruises. Authorities dispatched relief trains from Fairbury and Topeka, and crews worked to clear the tracks for hours amid fog and a wet track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Tatand
Keats
Manhattan
Fairbury
Manhattin
McParland
Jim
Topeka
Ingineer Cuthbertson
Crawford
T. Roach
Ark
Geo
van Cleves
Tor Gilbert
Kansas City
Kay
Halley
McBiwel
Peru
Ind
Mite
Dennie Kaneses
Perrysburs
Brulay
Cuthbertson
Pireman Crawford
Fairburs
Net
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
Clay Center
Junction City
Rock Island
M. Stemmon
Drs. Sherbon
Marion
Simon
Manatian
Réeve
Mile Ava
Keota
Gilbert
Tormber
Counci Bent
City
Kansas
Haven
Ashtock
Clyde
Bati
Webb McNall
Mr. McNall
Freman
Roweh
Goodman
Bing
J. 1. Thackray
Lime
Gelms
Wheeler to command Funston’s brigade in Manila
General Wheeler is ordered to return to General MacArthur and assume command of General Funston’s brigade. He will proceed to San Fernando after a week of visiting the lines. A AP representative reports General Wheeler’s remarks on General Otis receiving more troops and the improving military situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Wheeler
ManArthur
Funston
Cal. Liscum Tan
San Fernando
Whielut Anid
Associated Press
Otis
Tinnees
Mars Rovur
Ten Dead In Coliseum Construction Collapse
Chicago officials report ten deaths after the heavy tren arches collapsed at the Coliseum site. Edward Swanson is confirmed among the dead. rescue workers recovered a mangled body and reported multiple critical injuries including skull fractures and severed limbs. The Union Assurance Company of London is authorized to do business in Kansas, a new insurer to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward Swanson
Swanson
Emith
Alexander Millas
Sm H King
Sahies
Joevier
The
Union Assurance Company of London
Busifire
Kansas
Mead Nations
Ete Aente Parte Pany
Topeka City Hall Vote Urges Registration and Progress
Readers urged to register before tomorrow to influence the city hall proposal. The piece argues for a new auditorium, public gathering space, and union depot, asserting benefits to Topeka’s economy, convention hosting, and growth while urging citizens to vote for progress. It cites support from J A Davis and local opinions, stressing civic duty and local prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburndale
Topeka
Katinas
Progres
J. A Davis
Sf Ue State Soldiers
Dodge City
Leedy
Stue Journal
Davis
Topelu Thie Fall
Hertofore
Kansas Colleges Reported to Auditor Cole Fees For Treasury
All colleges were ordered by Auditor Cole to account for incidental fees and remit the funds to the state treasury. The directive targets uncollected or misdirected revenues, aiming to centralize receipts and improve fiscal oversight across public higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansas
Cole
Fees diverted to state treasury threaten colleges and normal school budgeting
Kansas university and state institutions collect incidental fees of five to eight dollars per term, totaling about one hundred thirty six thousand dollars yearly. The funds, used for incidental expenses and purchases, would be redesignated as state revenue and reallocable by the legislature, provoking resistance from college authorities amid debates over covering costs from their own pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Topeke
Mayor Act Council
Topeka
Commercial Club
Omaha
St. Louie
St. Joe
Atchison
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Rock Island
North Topeka
Kansas
New York
Ia Davis
Kansas University
State Agricultural College
State Normal Scthowl
Manhattan College
Stud
Venir Favans
Collegs
Fephe T
I Kanway University
Fort Sare
Sollee
Culnalee
Church Powerless Over Insurance Firm Fees in Kaneis Case
W H Churchen superintendent of insurance reports multiple complaints against the National Church Mutual Insurance Association of Linden Jamaica. The firm operates without a license and shows no sign of stopping its alleged abuses, leaving Churchen with limited authority to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haids
National Church Mutual Insurance Association of
Linden
Kaneis
W. ¥. Churen
Ineurance
Mir Churel
Tapo
Conader
Wepb McNall
Keuranes
Potus- Ing
Tomer
Church
Becmaye
Businies
Rarenos
Dela Re
Also Mentioned on This Page
Piequart
de Freycinet
Spres
Richard Cuers
Joe Wheeler
Kansan
the Friends of
Greater Topeka
State Journal
Eliien
Hamilton Hall
Representative
State House
Wichita
Kan
Thames
Matsiene
Tata
Tavian Sonthers
Howne
Progress
Greater
Ha Corr
John R. McLean
Ohio
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