Zola Trial Sessions Crowd as Esterhazy Case Proceeds
Pars Feb 11 The Zola and Esterhazy trial drew a crowded court as counsel sparred over witness questions and expert reports. General Pellieux condemned amateur handwriting evidence while pressing for testimony from key wartime officials. the judge restricted some replies and the hearing adjourned briefly.
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M. Emile Zola
Perreux
M. Clementesu
Madame de Boulancey
Esterhazy
Sausefer
Paris
Tim
Priesians
Lyons
Aesy
Rene
M. Laborie
M. ‘Zola
General Bietot
Peiror
Peilleux
Whinens
Gener Peliioux
Ama
Teuta
Math Droyton
Staterhuxy
Plopie
Ministry of War
Wes
M. Laborle
Colonal
Bertalua
Tures
Picquart
Pellloux
Tw War Ministry
Texa
Zola
Europe
France
Gener
Dréyfis
Sie
M. Taboris
Pel~ Mewx
Laborie
M. Schaerer-Keatih
Major ‘Esterhagy
Midjor Haterhasy
Rae
How Do I Know Visitor Crashes Into U S Attorney Office
An elderly man drifted into a district attorney office in Wellington, causing a scene as he claimed to seek the United States attorney. The visitors ranged from incredulous to amused while officers questioned the legitimacy of the man and his alleged commission, ending with the intruder preparing to depart without a clear purpose.
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District Attorney's Office
Uri
United States
Jedee
Minitor
Lambert
H . Bone
Elllliott
Wellington
Bone
Elliott
Sim
Bote
Harry
Sying
Eliott
Sam
Ellett
Emporia
Paine
Mother s Friend promised to ease confinement pains
A vintage testimonial extols Mother’s Friend as easing nervousness, headaches, cramps, and menstrual-like discomfort, preparing the system to shorten recovery and leaving many claiming a stronger return after confinement. It claims to safeguard mother and child and to be indispensable to users.
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Bradfield
Disappearance Reported After Leaving Business
Mr Lambert orders commission framed and to be put up by the office following a man’s disappearance after leaving his business. The exact nature of the business and circumstances remain unclear.
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Lambert
Dramatic events loom at Crawford theater this week
Seats went on sale at Rowley and Snow’s drug store for The Mysterious Mr Bugle to open at Crawford theater this Saturday featuring Joseph Holland and Gretchen Lyons in a celebrated cast. Madeline Lucette Hyley’s force will be staged with Lewis Morrison in a new piece The Master of Ceremonies next Tuesday and Wednesday. Calhoun Opera brings The Grand Duchess February 20. Gyp the Heiresa by local talent funds Excelsior Lodge No 61 with interludes and an amateur finale.
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Mr. Bugle
Rowley & Snow
Crawford Theater
Joseph Holland
Topeka
Lewis Morrison
Mr. Matrixon
George Manville Fenn
Mr. Morrison
Calhoun Opera Company
Excelsior Lodge No. 61
Red Cross in the Sky Cross Appears Over Nyack
Nyack residents west of the hills witnessed a brief sunset phenomenon as clouds opened to reveal a blood red cross in the sky. The crimson cross appeared as the sun neared the horizon and inspired nervous superstition among onlookers.
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Nyack
Nyack Hills
Superintendent Fined For Heating Car Breach
Indianapolis February 17 J Miller Elliott superintendent of the Citizens Street Railway was fined in police court for permitting a car to be used without heating it in January contrary to city ordinance. The defense claimed orders to heat the cars were given but not heated, and an appeal to the circuit court was taken.
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Indianapolis
Ind
J. Miller Elliott
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Tae
De Lomes Sall Away On Britannic Sailed to Liverpool
New York February 17 Senor Dupuy De Lome former Spanish minister to Washington sailed on the Britannic for Liverpool. A delegation of Spaniards offered complimentary resolutions aboard and there was no hostile demonstration. Also includes ads for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve De Witt’s Little Early Risers Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup and Cough Cure and two local names G W Stansfield and J H Grege.
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New York
Senor Dupuy de Lome
Woshington
Liverpool
Bourd
State Politics Show How Much Has Been Drawn in Salaries
Short Grass politicians claim Atchison County residents with state or federal roles earned 275000 over twenty years, far above other counties. Names listed include Albert Horton, David Martin, John Ingalls, G Foster, John A. Martin, S Pomeroy, John Crowell, W Guthrie, John Seaton, with salaries ranging from 1000 to 60000 plus federal or state service durations.
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John Seaton
Atchison County
Albert H. Horton
Supreme Court
David Martin
John J. Ingalls
United States
Senate
G. Foster
Atenison
Federal Court
John A. Martin
Pomeroy
John M. Crowell
Atchison
Mail Service
W. W. Guthrie
Board of Public Works
Temperance union official defends nonpartisan stance amid accusations
ANSWERS ST JOHN and Secretary Stephens of the State Temperance union reject claims that the union is a Republican sideshow. They note most officers and supporters are Republican, yet deny partisan use, citing a Populist president and recent Republican vice president in key districts, and challenge any proof of partisan acts.
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Stephens
The
State Temperance Union
John P. St. John
St. John
Union
Votent
Republican Party
Union & Republican
Best Medicine for Hard Working Men and Women
A fragmentary ad claims a medicine cures biliousness digestive and nervous disorders. It asserts use will restore appetite relieve stomach and liver issues, build health and paralyze aches while aiding sleep and vitality. The tone sells a patent remedy for generalweakness.
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Beaith
Mick Adache
Rose
Eppc
Discovery of Mingo Grave Finds Five Dark Streaks in Gravel
Workmen excavating for a new road near Robbing street Milton unearthed a gravel knoll called Mingo hill six feet underground revealing five parallel dark brown streaks. Historians link the site to Mingo last of the Ponkapogs, with Rev Dr A K Teele noting a homestead once stood nearby in 1700. The Ponkapog legacy extends to local hamlet names and a pond shore area nearby.
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Mingo
A. K. Teele
Ubere
Thomas Batley Alder
Savannah Society shaken by manhunt for a daughter rumor
Savannah society was jolted when John M. Bryan and his son No son Bryan stormed into Opping and Co. on Bay Street with cowhides and pistols. They assaulted J. F. Flournoy, a young executive, after Bryan believed a letter claimed Flournoy had taken his daughter to a masked French ball two months earlier. Flournoy denied taking her. the daughter said she went to look on. The Bryans ordered Flournoy to leave town that night, warning of further punishment.
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Savannah
John M. Bryan
Ogiethorpe Savings and Trust Company
Stern Bryan
Opping & Co
Bay Street
J. F. Ploursoy
Dali
Bryan
Flournoy
Miss Bryan
Ace
NAME IN A TREE FOUND IN THE INNermost RInG
William J Kernan in Dayton discovers inside a poplar trunk a carved name J Deakier. The tree, about 50 years old, shows the inscription was made four years earlier. The forgotten name is unknown to locals. The odd find will be donated to the library museum by Mr Kernan.
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Dayton
William J. Kernan
Kernan
Library Museum
Pearl Bryan case ends as perjury charge against cab driver is quashed
Springfield Ohio February 15 The perjury case against George Jackson driver of Pearl Bryan’s cab and linked to her death was quashed after more than a year in jail and costly grand jury proceedings. He is freed and resumes undertaker work while the Separate Coach Bill in Columbia South Carolina passes the House and heads for signature.
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Sime
TSO Whrle
New York Exchange
Lon
THE
Kats
Westeam
Kent
Cheerien
Corwin Murray
Asia Vives Boibestmancie Mxheriacent
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Fry Passim
Joanee
Wood
Hankt Tv
Springfield
George Jackson
Pearl Bryan
Jackson
Aolle
Grain-O replaces coffee for sound sleep and nourishment
Grain-O advertised as a non stimulating drink made from pure grains, touting sleep aid and nourishment for all ages including nervous persons and children. The ad claims it looks and tastes like coffee, available in 15 and 26 cent packs, with cross promotions for cold cures and laxative relief. It also includes travel offers to Eureka Springs and a testimonial from Major Studer about Chamberlain's Mary Balm for throat and chest relief.
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Washington, D. C
Majora Studer
United States
Singapore
Dex Moines
Chamberlain
Miss Maud Granger Health and Beauty Interview
A city interview with Miss Maud Granger reveals how she recovered perfect health after emotional strain from stage roles. She urges women to adopt a pure remedy she trusts to protect health and beauty, noting its value for sustaining vitality across life stages.
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Maud Granger
United States
Granger
Reis
Mikery
Abe
America
Valiatte Rumedy
Warner
Miew Granger
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