Dreyfus Case Continues as Catholic Judges Question Evidence
The dispatch from Henes pare reports Paris newspapers claim Catholic judges may doubt acquittal as Dreyfus faces a renewed crisis. The Journal and Advertiser describes court scenes at the court of cassation and court martial with generals, lawyers, and witnesses clashing over the secret dossier, espionage documents, and pending verdict.
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Henespare
anti-Drestus Press
Paris
Ace
Sefense
Drestus
Cathelic
Erie
Cours
Lewise
Treytus
Walter
Turin
Dreyfus
Pic
Gert
Paarch
Ribalry
Pury de Cltty
Mkaaalion
Mhieu
Eatiaiderabidline
Cnntraversies
Jaber
SM Andre
Bertuius
Court of Casestion
Henry
Slenry
M. Painlieve
M. Bertilson
M. Painleve
Court of Cassation
Mademard
de Dees
M. Hadamacd
Painieve
M. Hindarmard
Gen Ganse
Gance
M Hudemaerd
M. Painieve
M. Painiere
M. Paldiere
Ganse
Gen
Reet
M. Labort
Gense
Gens
M Labort
Cpt. Jouaust
Sins
Cokamuet
Cin Jouaust
M. Labori Piualii
Ambessador
Rome
Raterhury
Etuder
Gonse
Cuignet
France
Ouignet
Demange
Labors
Ureytun
Labort
Ataft
Culonet
Wattines
Billot
Exset
MM. Qevalenac
Mo Labori
MM. Cavaistaes
Col Jourust
Cavalenac
Otteer
Mit
Chasing
MA Paleulogue
Culzner
Mabert
Cet
General Stat Office
Espior
Cuenta
Vai Temps
Picgeatt
Ghreorean
Dardéereag
Paulnier
Paulsnier
Sai
Trial of Dreyfus Opens as Witnesses Test Case Evolves
The Dreyfus treason trial proceeds with witnesses and diplomatic concerns shaping the case. A foreign journalist testifies about letters and secrets tied to Austrian Hungary and a central European power, while the court mulls further examinations and potential implications for the Bordereau document.
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Rennes
Seoved Irtay
Alfred Dreyfus
Artillery
Neuse
Culsinet
Staicit Thal
Avetria-Hungary
France
Foreign Office
Freien
Dreyfus
Trust Remedies and State Action on Charters
State and federal reform proposals target trusts and chartering rules. Senator Harris argues states should tighten charter disclosures, bonds should be federal, and appraisal limits set financing to curb speculation. He cites foreign competition as a remedy and urges Republicans to act in the next Congress.
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United States
W. A. Harris
Congress
Harris
Mr. Harris
Kansas Congressmen Outline Their Future Actions
Kansas lawmakers map policy for the next session. Charles Curtin pledges support for McKinley’s administration and rural free delivery while seeking canal construction, pension expansion, and anti trust reform. J D Bowersock supports trust curbs, a commercial treaty with Holland, and a six year presidential term reform. Beemer backs strengthening pensions for widows and universal veteran aid.
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Kansas
Congress
Charles Curtin
McKinles
Minasures
Nicsrazum Canal
J. D. Bowersock
Sehon
Holland
Parmer Delegates Governor Names Kan Delegates to National Congress
Governor Stanley appoints Kan delegates to the National Vera congress in October. Selected representatives include George W. Tek, Atchison. A F B D Coburn. John Lee Rosa ville. W H Barnes Vine land. A C Forsythe, Lio wa t. T M Potter, Pea bady.
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Boston Congress
Stanley
Kanmt
National Vera Congress
George W
Tek Atchison
F. B
D. Coburn
John Lee Rosaville
W. H. Barnes
Vineland
Liowa T
Local Figures Readied for Battle Ahead of Pension Fight
District leaders Anderson and Allaman join Denner and Denner backers to oppose Evans. Evans, aided by friends in camp, prepares for a confrontation as opposing western factions stockpile material to sustain a prolonged clash.
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A.W. Smith
P. H. Coney
0. H. Coulter
Dick Bine
Evans
Simpson Retort in Chicago Speech Sparks Disruption
Irreverent young man interrupted Jerry Simpson during a speech on a Chicago street corner about single tax. Simpson silenced the disruption with calm force, declaring he would rather be a sore head than political apathy. The youth slipped away amid jeers as Simpson resumed his address.
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Jerry Simpson
Chicago
Kansas
Simpson
Mr. Simpeon
Otis to Quit After Cabinet Session on Philippines
Washington leaders discussed the Philippine situation as President Schurman visits and Admiral Dewey’s return is awaited. Schurman’s hopeful view links increased forces to quick actions against Aguinaldo, while internal divisions and insurgent leadership remain noted.
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Washington
Hoot
Huy
Gage Hitchock
Wilson
Schurman
Philippine Commission
Svitation
Iater
Admiral Dewis
Philippines
Aquipalde
Sorces
Aguinalde
Schurto An
Agdinaidty
League
Sthurman Thogght
McKinsey
Mi de Thnis
Congress
Otix
Elgil
Dewey Arrives in Gibraltar Aboard Olympia
The U S cruiser Olympia with Admiral Dewey aboard reached Gibraltar at 9 15 am. A salute was fired and the British battleship D read salute. Dewey, slightly indisposed, plans to stay ashore during his visit. Horace L Sprague met the admiral and welcomed him. Dewey accompanied by Guards and Gen Sir Robert Biddulph proceeded to the palace for a formal reception.
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Gibraltar
United States
Olympia
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Labor Day Parade in Topeka Amid Sparse Floats
A Topeka Labor Day celebration features a parade with many workers absent from Santa Fe shops, bands and orators in Garfield and Park, police and marshals leading, and union contingents in uniform. Judges award prizes for best appearance and largest membership, with coverage noting the day as an off day for laborers and civic participation.
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Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Bee
Gormpers
American Federation of Labor
Rumecy
Gir
Texas
Tim Donovan
Marshall
Toyoka
Bugle Corpe
Jackson
Crawford Theater
H. Sabgeon
Georges Barrhart
J. G. Waters
Palace
Builders’ Union
Farade
Hurteid ‘Park
Leo Halton
Clemens
Rey
Srant
Delite
Wil
Garfield Park
Wei Vital Oy Tuberin
Ned Crete
Sabta Fe
Albert Neilson
Ze Ieee Ba
Cna
Hares Marshalls
Carriazes
Miles Laboh
Garfield park parade draws large crowd in city event
A crowded Garfield park procession attracted many residents and visitors as the street pageantry unfolded. Chief Ramery led the police presence with renewed visibility, while the crowd filled Kansare and Wert streets, admiring decorations and riders along the route.
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Garfield Park
Orin Rodreeds
Ewall
Kansare
Sab
Wien Pde
Kurmern
Hilance
Nace
Rene Bistoot
Aglire
Ramery
Topeka
Grand Army of the Republic opens national encampment in Philadelphia
Philadelphia hosts the thirty third national encampment with Activve Commander in Chief Johnson arriving from Cincinnati. President and Mrs McKinley expected tonight as Washington delegation arrives for parade preparations and viewing stand ceremonies. Admiral Sampson’s fleet anchors near the harbor while Camp James A Sexton in Fairmount Park opens with a national salute.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Johnson
Grand Army of the Republic
Col. Johnson
Luis Wasner
Point Lof
McKinley
Mursyor Bridge
City Hall Plaza
Washington
Euhu Root
Treasury
Lyman Gage
Emory Smith
Melville
Navy
Jo D. Lanz
Admiral Sampson
James A. Sexton
Fairmount Park
Col. Maginnis
McKinley's Ideas for Future Courts in the Philippines
Washington dispatch outlines President McKinley's plans for a staged transition in the Philippines. Civil government would be trialed with commissioners after military defeat, then either independence or annexation depending on a later general election. Territorial forms similar to Arizona and Hawaii recommendations are discussed, with emphasis on permanent American control and cabinet discussions shaping the final structure.
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New York
Berald
Washington
Degren
Philippines
Uba
United States
Arizona
Congress
Pittsburg
Kintey
Ois
Cnied
Mre
Fiuneston
Freaca
Eae
Porto Fico
Dusuriel
Columbia
Troops Sail United States Expresses War News From Manila
War department reports Manila operations as transport Tartar sails for home with 1210 aboard including 13 civilians and 49 men. Rebel skirmish near Patan drives attackers back, one American killed, others wounded. Death list incloses multiple infantry and cavalry names. Troops reported safe en route to Nagasaki after Morgan City dispatch.
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Mianila
Kansas
Washington
Sept
Oia Cabries
San Francisco
Hansas
Pitul
Sepe
War Department
Jacob
Icbie
Thomas Quinn
Fuurem Cavalry
Frederick Hutfila
Ty Twenty-first Infantry
Pale Uur
Naga Ee
Morgan City
Nagasaki
Orla Wit
Appeals to Japan report on Philippine junta action
Manila dispatch states the Philippine junta at Manila seeks to lure the Japanese government into reconsidering the insurgency in the Philippines. The report also notes recent actions by Del Pur and mentions Washington volunteers preparing to sail for home.
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Manila
Pan
Spautirt
Macrid
Japan
de Pan
Kruger's Cape Town Conference Move Favored
A Johannesuburg dispatch reports that the Transvaal Republic withdraws the fradictiee Proposaie and agrees in principle to a conference at Cape Town. editor Pukeman notes the view supports Kruger's reply as a step toward negotiations, aiming to shape concessions for a broader settlement and reduce British objections. Elsewhere, Chicago weather notes tallTwesday conditions for Kansas with unsettled forecasts.
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London
Johannesbure
Reuter
Republic
Britten
Cape Town
BM. Pukeman
T. Leader
Ufe
Kruger
Owiieus
Alfred Miner
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Dreyfus Amason
Senator Harris
State House Departments
Sanses
J Baller
Canal Glee
Pouer
Committee of Agriculture
Gulf of Mexico
Unites ‘States
Solitier
Beemer
Parmer
T. M. Potter
Pea
Bady
Thotttas Anderson
Sapuene
George Allaman
Wei- Osseemh
S. T. Denner
New
Will
Simpsons
Otis
Santa Fe
M’kinley
Twentieth Sails
Transport Tartar
Col. Bell
Maniila
Tennesmerkassi Uolfo
Cebu
Aguinaldo
Mikado
Paul
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