Dreyfus Restored to Army Amid Turbulent French Chamber Vote
Paris July 15 deputies debated and approved restoring Alfred Dreyfus to major of artillery amid protests and a street fighting mood in the chamber. War Minister presented bills promoting Dreyfus and Col. Picquart with tense clashes and a mass rowdy scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alfred
Chamber of Deputies
Metulag
Ttitane
Citala Dreyfus
Col
Picquart
Tteane
Dreyfus
Legion of Honor
Army Committee
M. Messimy
Beetabat
St.ure
Coom M. Lasses
Serlte
Mt. Flandia
Republican
Ghesquiere
Chamber
M. Presecht
Pogileai-Canti
M. Bareleut
M. Pur Hess-Coctt
Prevident Brisson
Westion
M. Tugliess Croft
M. Millevoye
M. Lasies
St. Sarraint
Dresias
Emeca
Deta Ag
M. Deagla Cochin
Utag
Wereopan
Temirltnaus
Mercier
Col. Piequart
Tiegsart
Tirestes
Calonels
Cam
Bers
Figaro
Echo de Paria
Appea
Thore
Helaire
Entertaining Bayan London Inn Guests Weaving Names
A garbled text lists various titles and figures including secretary Rusa ley Carter, Mra. Garter, Tempa firpee as chief secretary for Ireland, Bryce as Exchequer Chancel, AR quit, Henry Wits, American A Passador to Mary John Morley, a recreation secretary, and Arctic explorer Nansen among others, suggesting a banquet or social scene with mixed references.
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London
Inn
Rusaley Carter
Garter
Boaggart Win
J. Besan
Mra
Bissan
Miller Illness Sparks Mutual Life Trustee Scandal
Charles T. Miller, recently a trustee of the Mutual Life Insurance company, is reported seriously ill in Southam. The article notes his resignation and hints at a perceived betrayal connected to the trust, with contemporaneous details about the Mutual Life affair and Miller's alleged actions.
Japanese stance on Manchuria trade and Japanese merchants
A Japanese consular statement defends military rules in Manchuria, arguing open access for civilian traders under equal terms globally. It asserts Japanese producers’ lower costs and closer knowledge of local markets give them economic edge, while war pressures continue to shape policies and foreign commerce.
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Wheelington
Mancharia
Miznckay
Miyaoka
Mapcturia Ly & Pris
United States
Hallone
Oliveresy
Japan
Kuret
Devils to Be Eliminated Meeting Outcomes Outline
Fragmentary report cites Paienga and Jats directives to eliminate devils in a formal proceeding. Mentions Porters and Chere Yoatenday with unclear roles, and references to acting measures and possible water resource concerns amid a dated, garbled text.
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Devila
Tveritelog
Gileruren
Charles Heriot
President on a picnic at Eaton's Neck near Sagamore Hill
July reports describe President Roovere't and family enjoying a picnic at Eaton's Neck on the Sound. They left J. Wrat Rowers landing at 10 o'clock to two fires. the President rowed one and Theodore Jr. helped, with hampers and fishing gear. The party planned to stay part of the day and return to evening duties.
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Roovere’t
Eaton's Neck
J. Wrat
Sagamore Hum
Theodore, Jr
Alertine
Lemuel Ely Quigg
Edna
Tsa
Quigg Bate Parit
Adt
New York
Ap Andience
Asi
Beac
Bea
Grater Bay
Beczrilaty Loeb
Fragmentary testimony in a New York case
Incomplete transcript shows a witness offering names for lawyer Gibeon and suggesting a trip to Italy to avoid staying in New York. Mrs Elippo testifies that Souhabe would not go to Waly or switch bets for money. The underlaw case references Lawzer Gibson directing actions and a plan for someone to go away.
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Gibeon
Italy
New York
Spatast
Olhson
Mra Elippo
Souhabe
Waly
Shi
Lawzer Gibson
Ut Pba
Colonel Hun resigns as European agency head in steel firm
London July 13 Col Mitard Hun elcker resigns from managing the European agency of the United States Steel Company amid friction with executives James A Farrell and W Corey. A prior resignation was withdrawn after persuasion, but renewed disputes led to a final acceptance of Hun elcker’s withdrawal.
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London
Col Mitard Hun
Elcker
Histzs Beet Corporaton
Bins
Tt Bat
Hunsicher
Duel in Parla Wounds Lieut Andre in Morning Clash
Lieut Andre, son of a general and minister of war, and Paul De Camagnac fought a sword duel this morning near Parla to rebut Gen Andre's published attacks on M. Cavageac. Andre was wounded in the right arm.
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Parla
Lieut
Andra
Paul de Camagnac
Andre
M. Cavageac
Judge Astan endorses killing in Esther Mitchell case
The message quotes Judge Astan of Superior Court approving the killing of Esther Mitchell. It cites a telegram received at 1:65 pm tonight from Walla Walla and references Judge W. K. Upton’s interview about Esther Mitchell’s case. The editor laments juries acquitting despite premeditated murder and warns of courts failing to uphold the law.
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Astan
Superior Court
Young Mitchell
Beattie
Joly
Eather Mitehell
Walla Walla
Wark
Eather Mitchell
Govaty’ Tall
Seatthe
Wash
Oakr
Sienna
W. Wuptoxs
Walla Walls
W. K. Upton
Paperice Court of
Walla
Mitchell Casa
Esther Mitchell
Witness Kinnan Murder Case Links Lawyer to Death
In New York on June 8, 187? the coroners inquest into Mrs. Alice Kinnan's death began. Testimony described quarrels in the Stanton house, with voices of a man and woman heard upstairs before Mrs. Kinnan’s body was found on the veranda. The principal witness, Mrs. Shippe, said the killer blamed a lawyer, repeatedly calling him "that devil of a lawyer." Lawyer Turia WW Sibron attended as adviser to Mrs. Stanton. hearings continue with further testimonies about the attorney’s involvement and surrounding circumstances.
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New York
Mary Brippe
Old Stanton
Burestead
Mromz
Atra
Alice Kinnan
Abe
Mrs. Kinnan
Mra. Sianten
Mra
Shinpo
Kingan
Mra Kinnan
Oly
Turia
Sibron
Tees
Meta
Stanton Op
Sears Lawser Gheen
Mrs. Stanton
Jane Beer
Donald
Fetyns Sf
Kim
Bial
Flea
Fameinies
Brady
Workmen blown up asleep in quarry shanty tragedy
In a Trollstone quarry near Chicken, three men were killed and several others injured when dynamite exploded as workers slept in a shanty. Investigators suspect deliberate sabotage by an unknown bomber. one victim reportedly carried $1090 on his person. Greek and Italian laborers affected.
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Chicago
Joly
Afl
Secont
Corpae
Mclaughlin Company
Louie Pappis
Wappico
Bla
Wesn
Glidden automobile tour resumes balance contest in Auburn
Automobilists toured Auburn with the Glidden tour resuming balance contest rates. A patrol car briefly disrupted the event at 8 50 while the drivers pursued the checkpoint and the tombuty seat. Guests of the Auburn Automobile association included the Glidden party. the visit featured late evening routes toward Owasco.
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Auburn. N.V
Glidden Automobile
Coartes J. Glidden
Auburn Automobile Association
Owasco
Railroads to Fight the Law in Interstate Dispute
Harriman Lines discuss legal challenges at a conference with attorneys and railroad officials in Chicago on July 13. A test case may be pursued, with preparations and meetings ongoing at railroad headquarters as General Manager Bihie leads talks across the system.
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Chitaga
Interstar Co
Revera
Call Roads
Chloneu Ab
Mie
Reveral
Sacriman
Bihie
Berg
Hartje Divorce Case Trial Highlights Fabricated Letters
In Metebore on July 11 Marshal J Revell testified that letters in the Hartje divorce case were fabricated. Assistant District Attorney John Roby observed testimony as a hearing proceeded before Alderman Pears M. King. Authorities indicated no further arrests planned. a mystery surrounding arrest names emerged during proceedings.
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Metebore
Marshal J. Revell
Exper
Rome
Hig Moraine
Avernay
Fergubrm
Hartles Courte
Elwell
Fer
Dintrie
John § Roby
Roby
We Harte
John L. Weahone
CHM
Aldermat Pears M
Eliaife
Cormeel
Cascarina Mats
Myx
Untitled historical note fragment on chase incident
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a street chase involving individuals named Baan and Lee and a prank incident. It mentions a watch, self defense, and a confrontation tied to an altercation with an eyewitness or participant named Whingiee. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates places or outcomes.
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Baan
Lee Tie
Indicted gamblers and unclear names dominate derailed note
A garbled report lists gamblers facing indictments amid incoherent phrases and scattered names. The fragmentary text mentions waters, facts, and a succession of unreadable terms, with no coherent narrative or identifiable dates or places.
Ammonia Pipe Strike Triggers Gas Hazard Near Brewery
A trolley contact fractured an ammonia pipe between the Coors brewery and the Cosmopolitan Hotel under a foot bridge, releasing fumes that sickened workers and passengers. Engineer Paul Krachte and others were overcome, with McCartland guiding a lamp to free the pole from the pipe as responders treated several gas victims.
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New York
Fot
Cooras Brewery
Conwtiners Hitel
Orly
Tou Pamsengrin
Foperiiel
Eevern
Tan Laser Ca Tomes
Panig
James McCernand
Iba Brawery
Paul Krrachte
Franklin and
Washington Avenues
Amsmonte
Hyin
Madiec
Dotey
Conrhie
McCartland
Reducing the Armies and Global Peace Talks
Fragmentary report references efforts to reduce armed forces and advance peace talks led by a multinational committee. Mentions countries including Britain and France and various officials or delegates involved in diplomacy and preliminary discussions.
Damaged BG Steamer Reaches Dover Under Repairs
The BG Steamer damaged near Dover, England, after sailing from Mamberg, shows crew inspecting the vessel off the Admiralty Pier. The ship was found unable to proceed and was anchored for immediate repairs, with no major danger reported. The incident occurred as the vessel carried the Prince of Wales flag on departure.
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Dever
England
In Favor Of Kelly Court Decision Clarifies Office Shortages
The Topeka Kansas ruling dated July 1 discusses the case of Jane Doe versus Brain Treater and Kelly. Judge Dana concludes that discrepancies and shortages in the office were addressed by the state’s standard procedures and found no clear misconduct.
Senator Hab Suffers Broken Collar Bone in Fall
A garbled report notes Senator Hab breaking a collar bone after a possible fall near San Mares. It mentions Ban Fracetsey and Senator Francie, with unclear details about death avoidance. The fragmentary text references Neruda and a harrow escape from danger.
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Hab
Ban Fracetsey
Blates
Francie
Neruda
Wsa
Hornn
San Mares
Stay of action in Niabet case delays grand jury probe
Center July 12 The supplemental writ of superstress for Sherr Alexander Niabet to prevent further proceed- ings before the grand jury was granted by Chief Justice Joston Uabbert. The supreme court ruled the Howett Elections League petition and the independent call for a stand jury were identical, stayed Judge Mullins from acting on the original application. Abbey Geraty Whitford read an apology for the court by Brian Pi a, accepted as temporarily insane to have done so.
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Sherr
Alexander Niabet
Distriet
Jobs
Stullivs
Grand Jury
Allen
Joston Uabbert
Supreme Court
Howett Elections League
Ktand
Mullins
Supreme Gouri
Mullinn
Honert Elections League
Indge Mulla
Jary
Judee Mulliea’ Court
Did Ghd
Archy in Russia and the Sea Wore a Strange Tale
Fragmented OCR text recounts a curious scene with tangled names and phrases. It mentions Russia and a sea, with vague references to people, diets, and events, though many words are garbled, yielding a cryptic local item rather than a clear report.
Fragmented Local Notice From Damaged OCR
A partially legible OCR fragment references a local notice or event. It mentions possible names and places but lacks clear dates or actions. The readable content hints at a public matter or schedule but remains too incomplete to identify specifics or outcomes.
Unclear historical event near July in Prancisen region
Fragmentary OCR text describes political figures and party activity around July with references to a ceremony or meeting. The legible nouns include names like Miarrhvan and a San alt, with scattered mentions of a caveleton order and an ostin Atpa path, but the passage is largely incomprehensible and lacks a coherent narrative or concrete outcomes.
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Sua Prancisen
sWeer
Taclmad
Patna
Pres
Caveleton Ordar
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Luneheon
Chas E. Miller Beriously
Manchuria
Devils
Heang Teer
Jey
Moab
Wath
Newman Lake Lumber Company
Greter
Humsicker
Lies
IAS
Judge Friend
Soraner
Mra. Kinnan
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New Merc
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Tie
M Special Guorney
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Teo
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Portland
Ure
Salt Lak
Los Angeles
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Omads
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Railroads
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Hartje
Spritale
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RKO
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Meseiger
Banaleen
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Pateh
Fey
New York Herald
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Ant
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