Verdict In Dreyfus Case Expected Monday
The Paris court martial nears a verdict in the Dreyfus treason trial as government counsel presses to compel testimony from German and Italian attaches. M Labori seeks a telegraph commission to question Col Schwarzkoppen and Major Pantzsardt, with the court likely to rule as the defense rests and the bench contemplates adjournment until Monday.
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Renee
Mar Ual
Alfred Dreyfus
Artilery
M. Tabord
Monherd
Col Schwartekoppen
Us Papin
Paniasardi
Itatlin
Mt Purta
MC. Laberl
Major Arriere
Mondey
M. Pateviogue
Freeh Foremgn
Blake Carlene
al Lavert
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Dreytun
Lycee
M. Dematige
Aner M. Datbert
Col
Bchwertekoppen
Faniesart
M. Labori
Col. Jougust
Raving
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Col. Joteast
Col. Schhartakoppen
Panixeard
Dreyfus
Col. Joaust
Col. Juuaurt
Jouaustenis
Schiwattskoppen
Pantzsards
Carriere
Eugene de Cer- Sinehl
Aueteh-Hurgaerten
Savignand
Cok Picquart
Senter Hrarieux
Justing
Hir
Trapieux
M. Labor Rose Anl
Puitzvardt
Cal Schwirts
Ippen
Rennes
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Cport Marthal
Shaw Elected Leader in National Encampment
At the Grand Army of the Republic national encampment in Indianapolis Col Shaw of Watertown was elected commander-in-chief by acclamation. Delegates later elected Irvine Robbins of Indiana senior vice commander and M. Minton of Louisville junior vice commander with other officers named. The pensions committee report urged reform of pension law to reduce injustice to veterans and dependents.
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Philadelphia
Stein
Grand Army of the Republic
Leo Bessieur
St Louis
Albert D. Shaw
Watertown
Albert Dane Shaw
Lynn
Jefferson County
St Lawrence University
Union Academy
Belleville
Col Shaw
Stassi¢ur
Grand Opera House
Wrelek
W. ¢. Johnson
Col. Shaws
Irvine Robbins
Indiana
Women’s Relief Corps
Persion
Ofucer
Irvine Rebhine
Indianaporte
M. Minton
Louisville
Wil- Yam H. Maker
Mass
Jacob L. Grimm
Maryland
Pensions Committee
Crodi Theryin
Ofice
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Pension reform plea from veterans encampment
A veteran group urges widening the annual pension limit from six hundred twenty dollars to two hundred ten dollars, arguing current practices bar widows with incomes above the present cap. They urge a presidential commission to present the action to Congress and seek an amendment to clarify the law’s true intent, with a report signed by four officers and allied members.
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Repubiic
Pension Bureau
Itme
Congress
WH. Brown
J. W. Burst
Stohn Palmer
Charles Clark Adams
Daniel KE
Sickies
New York
Fever's Firm Hold in Key West Yellow Fever
Reports from Key West to the surgeon general indicate fever cases among American physicians up to last night. Cuban physicians were caring for between one third and one half as many additional cases, though no reports were received from them yet. Dr. Carter believes Dr Ste Lana han will recover if fever continues. A message from Mami notes the exported case has been isolated.
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Washington
Marine Hospital
Key West
Carter
Ste Lanahan
Navy Department
Crom Mami
Auditorium Proposal Sparks Topeka Tax Talk
J Blackman, paying about $1,000 yearly in taxes, endorses a city auditorium proposition, saying coercion is not used to influence workers but notes it would harm Topeka’s status as the state capital and hinder conventions. He stresses progress and argues defeat would delay recovery and deter future gatherings. The vote is set for next Saturday.
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J. Blackman
Willie
Topeka
Kannas
Ambassador Draper's Son Weds in Lexington Kentucky
The wedding of Arthur Joe Draper, son of Ambassador Draper to Harvard, to Lily Vordels, daughter of banker Charles Vordels, took place at Episcopal theater with Bishop Burton officiating. They will reside in Cambridge Massachusetts where the groom studies.
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Lexington
T—arden
Epiccopal
Burton
Arthur Joe Draper
Hopsdale
Slice
We. G. Draper
Taited
Haly
Lily Duncan Vordels
Charles —Vordels
Cambridge
Mast
Harvard Inn School
Sign of impatience as Boer and Britain prepare for war
Pretoria reports Britain mobilizes troops on the Transvaal frontier while both sides step up war preparations. Dispatches note Boer requests for explanations, possible ultimatum rumors, and Krakerman editor arrest. Separate notices from Simla cite Indian regiments warned for South Africa service. Kruger denounces British interference and asserts Boer resolve to defend independence and mining rights.
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Pretoria
Transvaal
Conyingham Greene
Alfred Milner
South Africa
London
Cape Colony
Cape Town
Morning Post
Protermaritabure
Natal
Pakerman
Trancanl
Tor Standerson
Tsdia
Pall Mall Gazette
Bloemfontein
Orange Free State
Great Britain
Oom Paul
New York
Paull Kruger
South African Republic
England
Republic
Strom
Political fix shapes race for Seventh district
The article states John Breidenthal is set to run for governor, Sam Amidon of Wichita for attorney general, and Clem Paltehlid for congress in the Seventh district, arranged by Democratic and Populist figures for next year. Kerry Simpson aims for the Senate and plans to back Breidenthal to blunt his rival, while keeping the Seventh district stable and gaining support for his own bid.
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John Breidenthal
Sam Amidon
Wichita
Clem Paltehlid
Congress
Kerry Simpson
United States
Simpson
Cll
Senate
Breidenthal
Funston Invited to Speak at Marquette Club Banquet
General Fred Funston of Kansas will be invited to address the Marquette club's annual banquet in Chicago on October 7. President McKinley has promised to attend. In El Dorado Miss Helen Gould's Western scholarship at New York University is awarded to Guy Mabie for top exam results among five-state contestants.
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London
Standard and Diggers News
Transvaal
Colonial Office
Fall Mall
Cape Town
Atvikander
Kansas
Marquette Club
Chicago
Fred Funston
Auditorium
McKinley
Helen Gould
Kan
New York University
Guy Mable
Mabie
el Dorado Bleh
Weather Indications for Chicago on Sept 1
For Knneas thunder storms this afternoon or tonight Friday fair and cooler tonight. South portion Prigay winds shifting to north.
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Chicago
Yerion Prigay
Night prowlers disturb Americans at Imus as patrols clash
Night prowlers anger at Imus leads to disturbances around post as authorities report limited incidents. Commanding general refused to authorize a concerted attack, stating orders remain focused on security and discipline amid ongoing tensions.
General Otis policy of subduing insurgents maintained
Manila dispatch reports US forces using cavalry and infantry to quell rebellion as Aguinaldo’s forces resist. American detachments engage at several towns, seizing arms and warehouses, with losses and captures described. The effort aims to restore order and a stable government in Cavite and nearby areas.
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Manila
Secret Service
Aguinalde Fae
Beninat
Coren Cavite
Thas
Thie
Dinzuine
Dewey's Future Rumors Highlight Retirement Question
A Washington Herald report says Admiral Dewey may retire after his return from sea duty on the Olympia. If true, he would receive no leave of absence and would be placed on retired list by December.
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New York
Washington
Olympia
Pension questions and veterans in Philadelphia debate
A fragmented article discusses pension laws and veteran support, noting historical figures from 1578 to 1878 and current calls for broader reform. It highlights ongoing congressional action and the goal of generosity toward soldiers, with emphasis on protecting pensions and expanding benefits.
New Store Opens on Kansas Avenue With Music and Giveaways
In Was opened Wednesday night on Kansas Avenue the Grat talies and chilidren's melting winre venture planned by Charles Adams & Compan will handle ready foods. Mr Adams, long in goods since 1873, attended the Topeka event. A music program and souvenirs were given away amid a scene of local interest and a government royalty debate. Ban Praacison Sept 7 reports the arrival of the Dei Norte from the Be.
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Kansas Avenue
Charles Adams & Companster
Adama Fu
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