DREYFUS INNOCENT ASSERTIONS ROCK FRENCH SENATE
A contested claim emerges that Dreyfus is innocent and should be restored to his Senate role. Allegations allege a letter and documents proving innocence and triggering cabinet discussion. The report notes political tension and possible ministerial action regarding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria Novy
M—M. Schuerer-Kestner
Senate
Alfred Serevtuy
Preich
Bletot
M Behitierer
Kestner
Alpy
ML Schuerer-Kestnae
Schnerer- Keatner
Chamber of Deputies
Standard of revolt against Lelandism in Kansas
Editorial from the Leavenworth Times condemns Leland and Lelandism as a corrupt, boss-driven menace to Kansas Republicans. It cites Baker’s leadership, calls for the end of Leland’s influence, and portrays Leland as a self-serving political boss tied to a ring that harmed McKinley era Republican unity.
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D. BR. Anthony
Leaverworth Times
Leland
Lelandism
Republican Party
Kanaa
Crum
Morton Alheugt
Eland
McKinley
Betator Baker
Katinas
Republicanian
Kankas
Baker
Kansas
Ledaud
Lislund
Low Cumming
Troablicnsiaen
Mekhiliy
Thia
Itepuhtinag
Thelan
Lelandiam
Kangas
Misgoverned Reform School Faces Charges and Investigations
Turmoil at the reform school escalates as Superintendent Hart charges Assistant Superintendent Sowers with drunkenness and opium use. State Board of Charities inquiry into Hart proceeds, while findings on Sowers show no clear wrongdoing. Officials note a major uproar and possible reforms, with officials returning to Topeka for further meetings.
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Reform School
J BL Hart
Sowers
State Board of Charities
Hart
Anthor
Hay
Board of Charities
Hart T
Investiounion
Union
Winkeld Yvarterdiay
Topeka
Will and May brokerage under state banking scrutiny
A Minnesota case probes Willam May and his firm Willam May & Co as alleged private bank operations. Breidenthal reports $1000 bonds cited. May's brokerage venture sparked a legal clash with Bank Commissioner Breidenthal and examiner Waterman. An ensuing county attorney prosecution follows the bank law dispute.
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Breidenthal
May
Isiness
Willan May & Co
Breifenthal
A A. Waterman
St. Pauls
Lubes County
Chase IM
Kantiel
Real estate transfers recorded in Shawnee County Topeka
Real estate transfers filed with the Shawnee County register of deeds list multiple conveyances. Patrick Lamb to Margaret Lamb grants three lots on Adama Street in Crane's Addition Topeka. Freeman family transfers include Lots on Lane street in Lions addition Topeka. M Snatticxer to Alvh Gerstey for Jots 1 and WF Clay street in Thrupp's addition. Edward Austin to M A Van Nees for Jots Fund 9 Work I in Auwuridaie addition Potwin. James Joseph et al as Waitman P Joseph executors to Oran & Uliim Ida 3. extensive partition in south half of section 18 township 1. Topeka Commercial Security to Jamies Shibley with several lots on Rand 4 Chester Avenue. George W Noble to Natimal Afe Tysuranche Co for property on Kanesa Avenue North. Joseph We Mutt to Mary A F Rhoads for northwest quadrant of section 7. Garreteam and wife to A J Wi son for Brady's subdivision Twelfth Street Topeka.
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Office of the Register of Deeds
Patrick Lamb
Margaret Lamb
Adama Street
Crane
Topeka
Letitia Freeman
John Freeman
Freeman
Lions
Lane Street
Horns
Topela
M. Snatticxer
Alvh Gerstey
Clay Street
Thrupp
Shawnee County
Corny Gutthie
Madison Street
Pierce
Edward Austin
M.A. van Nees
Potwin
James Joseph Et al
Waitman P. Joseph
Oran & Uliim
Ashenpelur
Abram S. Josep
Francia Joseph
H. Joseph
Sareh Joseph
Maude Joseph
Janne
Topeka Commercial Security Company
Jamies
Shibley
Rand
Chester Avenue
Vorest Vedic
Selon
George W. Noble
Natimal Afe Tysuranche Company
Kanesa Avenue
Joseph We
Mary A. F. Rhoads
N.Y
Hung an innocent man in Willamport riot claim shocks court
Chief Justice Carlier of the North Dakota Supreme Court says the state has ample documentary evidence showing an innocent man was hanged by lynchers in Willamport The court orders two new trials in the Cur Moli murder case citing testimony from Mary Frack Ireland and Dr Rows and their conflicting statements The judge denounces Caudor Track and Ireland for crime and asserts the murderers must be punished
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Grand Forks
N. D
Willameport
Carlier
State Supreme Cour
Supreme Court
Mary ,Frack
Ireland
Apleer
Rows
Weoney
Snenddingy Tock
Lila
Caudor
Holy Track
Hanna's Close Shave In Senate Vote Totals
In Columbus on November 15 the senate shows 15 Democrats and 1 fusion Republican elected on the Democratic ticket in Cincinnati. The house lists 58 Republicans, 47 Democrats, and 4 fusion Republicans, totaling 408. On joint ballot Republicans hold a five vote majority. with fusion Republicans they could reach eleven. Three known Republicans have withheld their stance on United States senator. The Hanneman claim all other known Republicans, potentially giving Hanna a two vote majority on joint ballot.
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Columbus
Senate
Ucket
Cineinnati
House
Cincinnati
United States
Hanne
Mr. Hanne
Local notes on building project and community supper
Sherman Wildars plans a four room addition at 602 Lafayette Street. The Walted Brethren church runs a mission Sunday school. A Topeka inquiry to Police Matron Thorpe seeks a 500 housekeeper but no recommendation is made. A Thanksgiving supper at 815 North Kansas avenue led by Arthur Collum and Mrs Mary Brown funds the local poor. Mrs Thorpe cites extreme poverty in a Topeka family relying on raw corn.
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Sherman Wildars
Lafayette Street
Walted Brethren Church
Rise
Thorpe
Wwerman
Kansas Avenue
Arthur Collum
Mary Brown
North Topeka
Topeka
Hawaii Annexation Debate Warns of Monarchy End
Dispatch from Honolulu quotes Sanford B. Dole and Chief Justice Judd urging annexation by United States or Japan. Dole says monarchy untrustworthy. U S ownership seen as essential for commerce. Judd argues for closer ties with America to avoid Asiatic or Anglo Saxon fate. Native sentiment splits over annexation.
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Dole
United States
Japan
New York
Honolulu
Sanford B. Dole
Hawaii
Judd
Eaecen
Dale Tot Worth
Bupinese
Po Nile
Kulala
Ted States
Turis Point
Slate for Europe slate firm eyes American quarries
A British company plans to develop the American slate trade for Great Britain and Europe. The American Slate Mart and Whirl Company will be led by Armited of London with 50,000 capital. Samus Kent of Penn Arevil is a stockholder and sole representative in the United States.
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PennAreyil
Penn
Ban and Penn Arcyit
Eegtivh
Ite Cho Hays
Great Britain
Europe
United States
American Slate Mart and Whirl Company
Armited
London
Eng
Samus Kent
Penn Arevil
American Whisky Liked in Hong Kong Trade Notes
Washington informs the state department that American exports to Hong Kong include hourmat petroleum lumber and refined sugar. The year ending June 30 shows imports valued around 960 785 with sugar at 12 4e02 and other items listed. Mr Willeman notes talk of the gold standard and merchants’ complaints that will be brought before the legislative body.
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Washington
Nav
Dhnvkpal Hema Bel " Ams
Chineat
Willeman
Hong Kong
Aiiver
Faculty split on football at Kansas Nebraska clash
The Kansas university faculty and students condemn Nebraska for last Saturday's game controversy. Chancellor Snow and Coach Wondruff defend the contest arguing darkness caused the cancelation. Moody cites outrageous Nebraska treatment, vowing Kansas will not play Nebraska again while preserving football’s place if handled fairly.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Nebraska
Kansas
Minazer McKinnie
Wondruff
ChanteHur Snow
Moody
Lincoln
Cornell
Wilson
Otnabi
New Law Officers Elected in Kauses Division Ballot
The Kauses division of the Se. A. W. closed last night after voting. John L. Bishop Salina won chief consul with 182 votes, J.B. Doneyson Topeka view consul 170, W. C. Reichenbach Topeka 185 secretary treasurer. O. K. Leigh Hutchinson 329 representative, A. M. Bath Leavenworth 84, A. B. Maxwell Pittsburgh 85, Zutuven Great Bend 46. Active members total 85 with two thirds voting. Blahop, succeeding Robi Manivy as chief consul, may boost Kansas membership toward 1,600. Bishop pledged energetic effort for better affairs.
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Se. A. W
Topeka
John L. Bishop
Salina
J.B. Doneyson
View
W. C.F. Reichenbach
O. K. Leigh
Hutchinson
A. M. Bath
Leavenworth
A. B. Maxwell
Pittsburg
CL. Zutuven
Great Bemal
Kansas
AL W
New York
Blahop
Robi Manivy
Bishop
Races at Peabody Thanksgiving Meet Draws Wheelmen
Newton wheelmen travel with a large group to Peabody for Thanksgiving day races. Darkin of Marton and Harry Autchner of Newton contest three heats over one fourth, one half, and one mile. Nansbusm vs A. Rocer in a heat. Boy's race features McKercher of Peabody against Kilburn Srod russ of Newton in three heats of one fourth, one third, and one half mile.
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Newton
Peabody
Darkin
Marton
Harry Autchner
Eatodys
Nansbusm
Toledo Coffee Concession Ends Wholesale Struggle
A confidential notice from Woolson and Ar buckles shows the meter concern accepts the original terms. A 6 cent per pound rebate on all coffee sold after January 1 is payable in sixty day periods, with reductions for retailers. Concessions extend across multiple states, ending aggressive price cutting on this staple.
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Toledo
Ohio
New
Woolson Suate Company
Arbuckles
Woolson Company
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Laos
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Pakula
Kanes
Nebraska
University of Wisconsin Refuses Second Chicago Game
University of Wisconsin declines to schedule a second football game with the University of Chicago for a 4000 dollar guarantee. Coach Phil King calls the offer unsportsmanlike and a tilt toward professionalism, highlighting the improper nature of the proposal.
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University of Wisconsin
Chicago
University of Chicago
Wisconsin
Phil King
Prosperity Reacts At Methodist Mission Board Meeting
Philadelphia November 16 area section of the Methodist board of missions opened with Bishop John II Vincent of Topeka Kansas presiding. The foreign mission of North Lidia was taken up amid discussion and measures to protect domestic missions. Kansas conference led with hopes of no reduction as Kansas benefited from prosperity this year. Allocations included Kansas 1200 dollars Minnesota 3487 Nebraska 2110 North Dakota 5640 and Northwest Iowa 3500 with additional gifts to north Nebraska totaling 5000.
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Philadelphia
Methodist Board of Missions
John II, Vincent
Topeka
Kan
North Lidia
Kansas
Hochetts
Nebraska
King
New York
Martindale
Vincent
Minnesota
North Dakota
North Nebraska
Northwest Lowa
German land troops seize Kiaochau bay harbor in China
A Cologne dispatch reports German cruiser division landings at Kiaochan bay to force China to meet Germanys demands. Berlin cites strategic value of Kishan bay for East Asia naval operations and potential seizure of ports. The London outpost notes ships including the Kaiser and Irene forming the force under Rear Admiral Dieddel, aiming to bolster German naval power in the region.
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Cologne
Bert May
China
Kiaochan Bay
Crarest
You Chuda
Bhat Pun
Germany
Berlin
Kishan Bay
Shan Tua
Kishtan Bay
Asia
France
Russia
Cantife Marine
London
Yeria
Kianchan Bay
Maguhto Kaiser
Dieddel
Klodchan
Berm
Kikovhan Bay
Yala Bay
Exports Fall Off In October 1896 Compared To October
Washington reports the monthly export statistics for October showing declines versus the previous year. Gold exports totaled 10,616 dollars while imports reached 7s. The report notes gains in other merchandise and silver exports, with various figures and percentages reflecting October’s trade activity against October of last year.
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Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Train's Latest Move A Philosopher in a Cheap Hotel
Aged philosopher Geurm Francie Train moves to a budget Mills hotel in New York City. He speaks of morality beyond religious belief and criticizes luxury living. He claims corruption thrives in grand hotels and warns against temptations that lure men into vice and crime.
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New York
Aledes
Cheap Mills
Hese
Luxuries
Hays
i/va
Maxon
Phere
Marching Regiment Formed to Honor Van Wyck in New York
In New York a large marching regiment is being formed to honor Van Wyck. The effort, organized by John Sheehan and Democratic supporters, aims to display unity at a Greater New York inauguration. Colonel James Poster leads preparations for a grand parade.
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New
New York
van Week T
John Sheehan
York
Greater New York
James Poster
Huntington Denies Plan to Move Holdings to California
P. Huntington issues a personal denial to a widely circulated report claiming he will relocate large real estate holdings from New York to California. He says the story is false and untrue, noting he spends winters in California only briefly as a habit but will not abandon eastern interests.
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New York
P. Huntington
California
Kiniington
Hartem River
The Price We Pay for Pure Food Claims
A sharp look at grocery truth and safety as investigations reveal harmful additives in coffee substitutes. Merchants push cheaper blends while consumer trust erodes, prompting calls for fair dealing and accurate labeling of cereal coffee products like Postum. The piece cites distributor practices and consumer confusion amid a push for genuine purity.
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Rome
Cullen
Hirhiah Bury Coode
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