Zola trial sparks calls to reopen Dreyfus case in Paris
Excitement in Paris over the Zola trial wanes as citizens grow convinced of Zola’s innocence and press for a new look at the Dreyfus affair. Reports cover Bribery probe witness C C Shayne’s delay, Maine disaster fallout, Cuban insurgents, and other world events through Feb 23.
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Pinar del Rio
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Chandler Oakes
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Chicago
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Wilkes-Barre
House of Representatives
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United States
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Madrid
Palmero
Sicily
Funeral Services For Frances Willard Held In New York
Miss Frances E. Willard, president of the World and National WCTU, was honored at a Broadway tabernacle service in New York City. The event followed a decree by the WCTU with attendance from state union leaders and featured Rev. E. S. Tipple and Bishop John P. Newman among the officiants. services will later occur in Evanston Illinois and a wake will occur in Willard hall, Chicago, before interment.
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Russia Holds Port Arthur as China Presses for Withdrawal
The Pekin dispatch to The Times reports Japan sought China’s guarantee Russia would leave Port Arthur in spring. China asked St Peters burg for assurances, but Russia said ships would stay longer, opposing withdrawal for mutual Chinese and Korean interests. This was seen as indicating Bassas aim to occupy Port Arthur permanently.
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Fire Rips Through Johnson House Hotel in Prescott
Fire gutted the Johnson House in Prescott Arizona on February 23 injuring several guests. Chambermaid Annie Person discovered the blaze on the third floor and woke guests, escaping by the roof as stairs burned, she suffered severe burns.
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Elizabethan Sweet Tastes Grow in England
The era saw a national fondness for sugars and sweet wines, reflected in drinks like sack posset and rambooz. A quoted recipe by Sir Fleetwood Shepherd shows cream, almonds, sack, eggs, amber, musk, and sugar heated to a thick dessert, illustrating period culinary indulgence.
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The Handy Literary Man Sails Through Home Craft
The Critic hails F Marion Crawford as a versatile figure who builds ships houses and statues and even makes shoes himself. The piece mocks a jack of all trades while noting Crawford’s steady career and potential.
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Roose on cigars and self control from a Washington Star note
The Washington Star quotes William S. Roose who ran city cigar stands and stores for six decades. He advised against selling cigars by the box, arguing small lots keep customers from overindulgence. He urged immediate disposal of any cigar causing discomfort, rinsing the mouth, and drinking cold water to neutralize effects.
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Washington Star
Knotty romance and grooming tips from a bygone era
The article recounts Daniel Webster proposing to Miss Fletcher during a thread-untying moment with a remark about knot tying. It adds medical opinions on routines like bathing before bed, sleep quality from cleanliness, and digestion time before sleep, advising two hours after dinner and cautioning against vigorous activity or washing before bed.
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Getting Close to Christ in Luke Bethany Visit
A Christian Endeavor lesson emphasizes Mary’s posture at Jesus feet over Martha’s anxieties. It urges reading the Bible and praying to form Christlike character, aiming for unity with Christ and God. Bible references and suggested readings follow.
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Duty in Church Work Keeps Drones From Harm
The piece argues that a few do most church work while others criticize or idle. It urges assigning constructive tasks to all, noting critics improve when kept busy and that usefulness brings real happiness. It condemns idleness as unfulfilling compared to meaningful labor.
Prepare for the Coming of Christ Like Noah and Rahab
A quotation urges constant readiness for Christ's return, shaping plans, education, and speech. It calls Christians to abandon reliance on present earthly stability and to live with holy expectancy of the captain of salvation.
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Be Swift to Love Be Kind Says Amiel Journal
Quote from Amiel Journal urges swift love and kindness toward loved ones, noting life is short and we should brighten the paths of those traveling with us before illness or death strikes. Encourages timely affection and generosity in everyday relationships.
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God Like a Mother Watches and Listens to Children
Quote attributes a Christian leader: God is like a mother who watches every step and hears the child’s cry, offering attentive care and comfort. The remark emphasizes divine nurture and protective love.
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The Master's Voice and Lesson in Service
Poem reflects on Christian duty and humility. It contrasts selfish ambition with serving others, citing the Master’s call to aid the weary and to seek true greatness through service. The verse emphasizes compassion toward the needy and the idea that serving the least aligns with divine recognition.
Fast flyer cuts Chicago to New York trip time
The article notes a rapid transit claim that the Chicago to New York journey now takes 23 hours. It projects an eventual eight hour duration with continued expansion of urban reach.
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New York Journal
An Unseasonable Question in the Wheat Field
A Punch quip pits a farmer against a rider who complains about muddy wheat. The retort reframes the scene as mud, not grain, highlighting comic regional rustic discord and sharp banter.
President cuing co Washington report
The fragment notes the vice president and secretary Fortes returning to Washington with unclear details. It mentions a presidential cue and a brief movement in official positions tied to the nation’s capital.
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Temperance Lesson for Feb Week From Epworth League
Rev W J Yates explains temperance and bodily discipline to protect both mind and spirit. He warns that gluttony and drunkenness harm body and soul, and urges moderation in diet, sleep, and exercise to sustain intellectual and spiritual work and safeguard heart purity.
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The Turning Point: Will as Life’s Rudder and Creed
The speaker argues that life is shaped by choice not longing, with determination deciding destiny. Knowledge of right is essential, then choosing to do it. Feelings must not override duty, and self contempt is harsher than any foe. The message crowns integrity as the king within.
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Detroit Free Press
The Secret Influence of True Selflessness
The piece argues influence comes from genuine care and selfless giving rather than looks wealth or polish. It asserts that to aid others one must forget self and freely sacrifice, noting even Christ showed salvation by giving His life.
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Epworth League to Meet in Springfield for Biennial Conference
The Epworth League union of Springfield Massachusetts has requested the first general district biennial conference be held there in early July. Springfield is favored for easy railroad access across New England and cabinet approval is likely. Vermont plans a state convention June 21 to 23 in Burlington, with prior joint meetings in Montpelier shaping the union convention.
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Mrs Hunt and Albert in a Punch humor sketch
In the cartoon, Mrs Hunt, described as a popular pauper, asks Albert what he will say as they enter a generous dame’s room. Albert, a capable pupil, responds with a staged line about heaven, highlighting playful parent child dialogue from the Punch issue.
Parisian fashion notes reveal wide sashes and velvet trims
The latest styles call for sashes nearly three quarters of a yard wide and hats trimmed with velvet leaves in autumn colors. Wreaths of small roses suit theater wear, velour grosgrain silk is favored for skirts, and evening cloaks feature large rear hoods. Blue tones lead spring palettes with white suede gowns and lace trimmed gowns. stockings show openwork clock motifs.
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New York Sun
Horse racing notes from Ottawa and New England races
Azote leads with seven more heats under 2 10 as Canadian and maritime provinces show fast miles. Nellie Sharper and others train in Ottawa for ice races while Jubilee Wilkes serves as road horse in New Jersey. Bert Sheldon tops win lists. Billy Hamilton backs trotter enthusiasm and Hicks sale features two horses. A horse lore digression closes with a dog rescue joke from Nuggets.
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Officer Interrogation Over Dress Suitcase Swap
A quoted exchange from the New York Journal shows a suspect accusing an officer of mistaken identity after insisting they have just returned from a European trip. The dialogue centers on a dress suitcase incident and the back-and-forth in custody.
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Just Like Human Nature Dramatic Exchange
A dialogue excerpt features Ferguson and Nidderman debating profitability of a venture. Nidderman asserts lack of barriers to entry and money being made by those already in, while Ferguson questions the certainty of earnings and access.
Death of Amos R. Eno Banker and Hotel Builder
Amos R. Eno a prominent banker and merchant who built the Fifth Avenue hotel died at his New York home. The well known figure left an estimated fortune of 15 million dollars.
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