Schley Counsel's Day Ends With Sudden Judge Wilson's Death
The Schley court of Inquiry adjourned briefly after the sudden death of Judge Jeremiah Wilson, senior counsel for Schley, at the Shoreham hotel from acute indigestion and kidney disease. Admiral Dewey postponed proceedings to tomorrow as stunned officials and spectators mourned the loss.
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Washington
Rept
Schley Court of Inquiry
Jeremiah Wilson
Schley
Jelaore Rayner
Admiral Dewey
Reyner
Wilson
Shoreham Hotel
Admiral Schrey
Rate for stockmen to Chicago convention set
Western Wassengear Association grants one fare to Chicago. A rate of one fare plus $2 from all points in the territory to the fifth annual convention in Chicago on December 3 is announced. Central Passenger association east of Chicago, Southwestern bureau in Texas, Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line pledge similar rates. Transcontinental association offers 2 cents per mile from California Washington and Nevada. Delegates from western and central states will run several special trains to Chicago.
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Chicago Conventios
Denver
Colo
Macleod
Western Passenger Association
National Live Stock Association
Chicago
Central Passenger Association
Pratt
Southwestern Passenger Bureau
Texas
E. L. Lomax
Union Pacific
D. Burkey
Oregon Short Line
Western Association
Chatrman Chariton
Transcontinental Association
California
Washington
Nevada
Steamer Oregon Arrives After Stormy Nome Voyage
The steamer Oregon reached Portland from Nome with 474 passengers and 750000 dollars in gold after a ten day gale that wrecked her rudder and post. The ship sailed September 6 and, amid shortages and near-starvation, covered about 1700 miles under jury rudder use before arrival.
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Nome
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Big Horn Stage Hold Up Leads to Suspect Capture
A man named Neils Lippscott, believed to be Neila Lippecott, robbed a Sheridan to Big Horn stage near Big Horn Wyoming Monday evening. Sheriff Neilson of Sheridan and a posse pursued and captured Lippscott in eastern Sheridan County as the stage crew prepared to board a train for Nebraska. Strong evidence and US Marshal Hadell pursued the prisoner.
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Neila Lippecott
Sherif
Cheyanne
Wyo
Neils Lippscott
Sheridan-Big Horn Stags
Big Horn
Sherrif Neilson
Sheridan
Lippscott
Sheridan County
Nebraska
United States
Lippacott
Hadeell
Improvement 18 Noted In Mrs McKinley Condition
Canton Ohio September 26 Friends and relatives of Mrs McKinley gain renewed hope as Dr Rixey says she is holding up as well as could be expected. He notes she seems a little better. Mrs McKinley visited the cemetery yesterday morning and took a long drive in the afternoon.
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Bisey Baye
Head On Train Crash Injures Three In New Jersey
Three people were seriously injured and several others slightly hurt in a head on collision between a Central Railroad of New Jersey passenger train and a Philadelphia and Reading train near Lomer ville, New Jersey. The seriously injured include H. I. Jalette of Philadelphia and Ray. B. V. Dickson of the American Tract Society. Fireman Frank Marlon of the Central train suffered internal injuries and steam inhalation. The crash is blamed on roadbed changes by the Central and a Reading engineer unfamiliar with new signals.
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New York
Central Railroad of
Philadelphia
Reading
Lomerville
N.d
H. I. Jalette
V. Dickson
The
American Tract Society
Frank Marlon
Cantrala
Bankruptcy ties Meyer to Wm Meyer & Brother case
Indianapolis bulletin cites Fort Wayne dispatch detailing Wm Meyer Jr a banker and Western Baseball Association president amid bankruptcy shortages. Bondsmen face claims for $2,845 rising to $6,400. umpires seek $800 in back pay as Meyer vanished. Western Baseball assets may cover $4,000 plus owed guarantee money and gate percentages.
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Indianapolis
the Sentinel
Fort Wayne
Ind
Wm. Meyer & Brother
Wm. Meyer, Jr
Alien County
Western Baseball Association
Baseball Association
Meyer
Orff
Mandy
Schneitker
Annie Latham
Joe Hornung
Tony Mullane
Chicago
League
Babcock ando Tariff Reform Views Strengthened
Representative Babcock of Wisconsin returns from Europe confident the tariff should be revised. He cites foreign manufacturers fearing U S competition, urges reviving the steel schedule after noting a 20 000 ton American steel order abroad. Congress and the Ways and Means Committee may discuss changes but action seems unlikely.
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Washington
Babcock
Wisconsin
Europe
United States
Germany
Austria
Scotland
Henderson
Payne
Dalzell
Ways and Means
Roosevelt
McKinley
Congress
Missouri tragedy strikes Rolla school of mines
J Croswell an instructor at the school of mines and metallurgy shot Miss Mollie Powell of Rolla Mo killing her almost instantly last night at 11 oclock. The motive given as jealousy. Citizens are in pursuit and denial of the suspect.
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School of Mises
Migg
Mollie Powell
Joslodry
Rolla
Croswell
Schodl of Mines and Metallurgy
Ming Mollie Powell
Shaffer claims bitter split over strike settlement and allies
Pittsburgh report of President Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association detailing the last steel and tin workers strike, the settlement terms with American Tin Plate and sheet steel interests, and the alleged desertion and lack of AFL support. He recounts meetings in Cleveland New York and the final three year scale agreement with listed mills and conditions.
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Bent
Associated Press
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
American Tin Plate Company
Cleveland
Monessen
Sheet Steel
Tin Plate
American Federation of Labor
J. D. Hickey
Milwaukee
Trust
American Federation
National Lodge of the
Mina Workers
Mr. Gompers
Federation of Labor
Morgan
New York
Gompers
John Mitchell
United Iron Workers
Hadley
Clyb Federation
Henry White
Garment Workers
Prof
Jenks
Cornell University
Mitchell
Sargent
Scala
Hasley
Messrs. Schwab
Cory
Preston, Graham and McMurtrin
United States Steel Corporation
Old Meadow
Baltsburg
Hyde Park
Creston
Irondale
Chester
Cambridge
Star
Elwood
Ind
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Laughlin
Middletown
Falcon
Gas City
Anderson
Joliet
New Kensington
Atlanta
Connellsville
Wew Castle
Lisden
Johnstown
Muskegon
Cannonsburg
Labelle
Canal Dover
Sheet Steel Company
Steel Hoop Company
Anarchists Freed in Chicago After Lack of Evidence
Nine anarchists detained since President McKinley’s assassination in Chicago were released today after the prosecution conceded no legal evidence against them. Emma Goldman was not part of today’s proceedings and her case was adjourned to tomorrow. Judge Prindiville is expected to follow today’s ruling.
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Chicago
Emma Goldman
McKinley
Chetlain
Eimma Goldman
Prindiville
New Quaker Oats Structure Formed From Cereal Firms
New York Sept 25 The Journal Commerce reports the incorporation in New Jersey of the Quaker Oats company with capital of 12 060 000 to deal in cereals. The move is a reorganization of the American Cereal company rather than a merger with Great Western Cereal. The American Cereal company now reorganizes, changing its name and increasing capital. Current stockholders may receive about 20 percent of the new preferred stock, some to be sold at par. The firm has expanded, building a large mill at Peterborough Ontario and planning to acquire Peterborough Hydraulic. Principal plants are in Akron Ohio and Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Armertexn
New York
New Jersey
Quaker Oats Company
Journal Commerce
Great Western Cereal Company
American Cereal Company
Peterborough
Ont
Peterborough Hydraulic Company
New Corporation
Akron
Cedar Rapids
Lawyers clash in Schley court of inquiry over loyalties
Washington Sept 25 Cap Lemly the navy’s counsel is called a deuce of a lawyer among sailors and a deuce of a sailor among lawyers as Schley court of inquiry examines who deserves credit for the Santiago victory. Rayner Wilson Parker oppose Lemly Hanna faces a tough element. The issue remains unclear while Schley’s side gains ground and Lemly and the navy team appear out of their depth.
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Navy Department
Washington
C. Lemly
Schley Court of Inquiry
Lemly
Sehley
Massachusetts
Schley
Santiago
Rayner
Maryland
Jeremiah Wilson
Parker
Navy
Hanna
Gulmpson
Court hears extended inquiry into Schley Sampson clash
The Navy court of inquiry opened with a larger audience as counsel debated printing logs of the Cuban battle. Testimony covered loops of the Brooklyn, gunfire near Cienfuegos, Schley’s and Sampson’s roles, and the distance to Santiago when engaging the Colon, with officers clashing over legal focus and interpretations.
Strike Averted as Puddiers Discharged at Girard Wheel Boom
In Youngstown Ohio on September 26 workers at the Girard American Steel Hoop camp were discharged after a strike threat. The action came after failures to work cited as原因 by management, with later reconciliation and tool reinstatement amid tensions surrounding McKinla.
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Puddiers
Girard
Youngstown
American Steel Hoop
McKinla
Grants Samf Its Request to Relive Command of Bo
The notice records a request by an individual identified as Samf to relive command of a Bo teber 1 ob account. Details are limited due to fragmented text, but the document centers on granting or denying control of a specified account.
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