Dreyfus Trial Day Two Reveals Esterhazy Letters
General Roget faces questions over Major Esterhazy while testimony centers on the bordered documents and foreign diplomatic communications. The court debates whether to compel government access to papers cited in the borderedes as Major Esterhazy’s letters and a broader dossier on the alleged traitor.
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Rounes
Grinarchi
Alfred Trevtuy
Gen
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Cormuachts
Chertla Bexan Bl
Cour
Laberl
Aicourt
Meader CortHite
Cal. Schwartzkompen
Signor Punizeard
Lalerk
Major Carriere
Hehrimg
Kohwartakopon
Panineard
Paleologee
AL Laborin
Hotere
Cak Jousutt
Ine
Bassatt
Teton
Terview
Perdiield Walsin
Col Sainte Derr
Slccers
Siit
Epterhusy
Cam m
Cartier
Beverhury
Col. Santherr
Col Sandherr
M. Gates
M. Labori
Gen Hoget
Esterhaxy
Mitfos
Col
Jouaust
Col Jouaust
Bt. Labirl
Col Joumust
Jou
Howet
Ester
Vlus
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Fourt Mariiat
Ten
Tinget
Wittens
Hillue
Zurinden
Dreyfus
Dirkereau
Roger
AL Deffres
The
Temps
Major Kelerhasy
London
Madame Boulenc
Reterhasy
M. Trarieux
Jugdor
M. Trarteix
Senate
Gonse
Trarieux
MM. ‘Trarieux
Esterhazy
Dyng
M. Trarioux
Mara
Enghnd
M. Traneux
Roget
Capt Cuignet
Agenta
Dreyfux
Germany
Volnteer
M. ‘Trurloux
Tahoe
Cuiguet
Cerisechi
Aestro
de Fente
Eugene de Cernukehl
M. Labort
Besto
Schwarzekoppen
England and Transvaal War Tensions Rise Across Europe
London reports a volatile South Africa crisis with conflicting signals on British troop movements and talks of a looming war. Dispatches describe new infantry brigades ordered to Cape Colony, naval transports readied, and Boer preparations along the Natal frontier as observers debate a possible modus vivendi versus renewed hostilities.
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London
South Africa
Great Britain
Transvaal
British War Office
Standard and
Diggers
Pretoria
Cape Town
Kruger
St. James
Warq
Admiralty
Cape Colony
Natal
Pesinger Neck
Cape ‘Town
Pour
Capetown
Cape
Pietermariteburg
Bechuanaland
Substitutes for Beer Becomes Citywide Debate in Chicago
The Youn People’s Temperance Federation met at Trinity Church to discuss establishing coffee houses as substitutes for saloons across Chicago. They plan a monthly magazine to fund the project and expect more meetings, including one at Ravenswood Congregational Church tonight.
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Chicago
Youn People's Temperance Federation
Trinity MH
Federation
Trinity MI
Ravenswood Congregational Church
Strumble
Cadets Arrive as Topeka Lady Company Receives Ovation
The Bord cadets reach Philadelphia and are welcomed with an ovation. A high jump record is noted in New York with Fred Gorser of Lone Branch beating the previous mark, and details of weather indicate unsettled conditions in Chicago and Kansas with variable winds.
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Topeka Young Lady Company
Philadelphia
Bord
New York
A—Attegamen
St. James Cathuilo Association
Hed Hank
Hollywood Pari
Fred Gorser
Lone Branch
G. W. Ewrre
Chicago
Police raid on two Kansas avenues joints nets arrests
Chief Ramsey led two morning raids arresting Robt Bisch and Ramsey at 724 Kans Ave and Ed Page at 721 as officers seized a beer keg, a bottle of whisky, a wooden bar, sideboard, refrigerator, and moved out bar fixtures. Evidence and paraphernalia were taken to the police station.
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Ramsey
Kans Avenue
Pacific Express
Betts
Omcer McGay
Robert Bisch
Walker
Ed Page
Kansas Avenue
Probate Judge Dolman Loses Fee Office Suit to County
Judge Hazen rules probate judge cannot claim both salary and prohibitory law fees. The 1897 reform shifted the office to a fee system, and the court finds the county must not pay double compensation. This decision blocks fee grabbers and reinforces single-pay structure.
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Hazen
Dohnan
Dolman
Judes Hazenauld
Ae Ree Cone Oenie
Bit
Ue Hugivlatatee
Hanen
Supreme Court
Macabebe Scouts Organised Under Lawton Direction
Saint Sept Lieutenant Raston of the Fourth Cavalry has organized a band of Macabbe scouts who will operate under Major General Lawton. All were former Spanish volunteers, will be uniformed and armed with Kras Jorgensen rifles. The Macabebes will have a flag raising and barbecue on Friday evening.
All Changed Calls Attention to the New Conditions
A conference of the American Bankers Association opened in Cleveland with a large attendance of bankers from across the state. President Peter H. Russell noted shifts in banking and urged adaptation to higher wealth and changing credit conditions while anticipating gradual rate declines and renewed industry growth.
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Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce Bundng
Dean Tilnims
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mas
Kuriey
I. H. Rorne
Mbseree
Prestiadt
Wikeon
Peter H. Russell
American Dankers
Russell
Lisceucia
Ion
Mich Berger Cap
Rouch Amailer
Ted
Helbig
Buss
Batks
Proiss
Win Nuttet
Koved
James R. Branch
Hrhnet
Anccciacien
Paz
Reeperle
Taymenishoe
Tara
Toni
Etl Lareer Neon
Asetul
Sip
Iia
Uguldad Arid Ywithdrawal
Caskal
Neporite
Geo. Reynolds
Chicago
Alval Trowbridge
Tradley Rhodes
New York
Tax Sale Draws Large Crowd In County Courthouse
The county tax sale drew a dense crowd with Treasurer Phil Tips presiding as bidders shouted their names and presses of paper. Dozens of locals, including F C Bowen and J A Booth, chased city and township parcels in a heated, pandemonium like auction with notes of Sheriff Cook's mock severity and lively bids on Harrison Street and Tippecanoe Avenue properties.
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Wa idHane
Géne
Phil- Tips
Phillips
Sting
F.C Bowen
W. H. Wasran
J. Wilcox
Patrick Brothers
Richard Rogers
J. A. Booth
George E Planders
R. D. Garver
James EB. Brier
A. James
James Gillett
L.T F. BH. Roberts
John Howe
Harrison Street
Tipeka Avenue
Sherif Cook
Board of Trade
Voce
Lundrad
Cook
J. Gy King
Topoks
TL Jenkins
AB. Quinton
Huey
Wit
Wiley
President McKinley Leads Parade Through Philadelphia on Big C A R Day
March five miles of flags and cheers mark Philadelphia Independence Mall events as President McKinley tours the parade route with Mayor Ashbridge and Gen Louis Wagner. Spectators, city officials, and Grand Army of the Republic members show enthusiasm from State House to reviewing stand, while a telegraphic message to Mrs McKinley conveys citywide regrets at his absence.
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Philadelphia
Sept
McKinley
Agenfal Sampson
Ha Heer
Ashbrides
Louis Wagner
Unie G.ar
State House
Ste Qelock
Wang Petric Post
Grand Army
Josie W. Latta
Arthas
Chitens
Department of
Pegheytoeml
Unae
Kentucky
Virginie
Ula
Wagner
Enateoan
Amittee
Eight States Seen Producing Record Corn Harvest
The Tribune forecasts the eight leading corn states will produce about 2.2 billion bushels this year surpassing prior records. Estimates list Kansas Nebraska South Dakota Illinois Minnesota Indiana Ohio and Michigan with crop projections near two billion bushels.
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Phichee
The
Tribune Aages
Kansit
Ohio
Volunteers to sail from Filisco to reinforce Union forces
A New York Herald dispatch from Crug Washington reports that volunteer regiments from San Francisco must sail before September 15 to reinforce Gen. Oils for the fall campaign. Regiments will depart on steamers Columbia and Belgian King with transports Sherman, eight regiments already organized. The 91st Lomge from New York is noted, and transportation chief at San Francisco directs arrivals for muster at the destination. Also, a Darrell boy case notes an arrest in Jonesburg after a night capture on Thursday.
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New York
Sopu
Herald Crug
Washington
San Francines
Mundie
Columbia
Cote Ber
York
San
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Prosecution
Great Britain and Transvaal
England
Westher
Kansas
Lawton
American Bankers’ Association
Cimirman
Frank We
Eraser
Committee On Anithem
Big C. A. R. Day
President McKinley
Independence Mall
Filisco
Manils
Darrell
Cottey Vilie
Jonesburg
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