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Schley 10 played strong cards in a decisive case entering court records.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1901
Page
1
Son of Admiral Schley Claims Facts Will Defend Record
Captain Thomas F. Schley, at Fort Douglas, says he has written his father with key facts to support Admiral Sampson and defend his own father. He asserts orders were followed and argues the inquiry will reveal startling information, including a suppressed letter from Sampson. The officer notes the Brooklyn's role and hints at cards his father will reveal.
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Sampson
Salt Lake
the Herald
Thomas F. Schley
Winfield S. Schley
Fort Douglas
Santiago
Schley
Scigley
Fcr Een
Cienfuegos
Long
Brooklyn
Behley
New York
Captain Schley
Army
2Nd Infantry
Philippines
No Sunday Midway Fails to Open in Buffalo
In Buffalo on July 2 the Midway attempts to open failed as the Indian congress opened briefly before police ordered closure. Dagman and directors protested as spikes were driven into the pavement and a rope formed a square blocking entry. Additional shows opened briefly but were shut by police.
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Buffalo
N. Y
The
Indian Congress
Concern
Dagman
Exposition
Emperor Franz Joseph gifts Mexican singer on 80th birthday
Vienna reports Emperor Franz Joseph sent a generous present to Senora Concha Mendez, the Mexican songstress, for her 80th birthday. The piece recalls her refusal to vilify Maximilian and Empress Carlota after their deaths, an act that caused a hush in a Mexican theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Francie Joseph
Senora Concha Mendez
Maximilian
Carlota
Mendez
Francis Joseph
Peruvian Congress Opens amid Jubilant Crowds
President Romana opened the Peruvian congress in Jima with a brillant cortege and an immense cheering assembly. His speech drew frequent applause as Senor Candamo, president of the senate, offered congratulations.
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Jima
Peru
Romana
Senor Candamo
Senate
Peru President Returns to Palace After Peaceful Progress Rally
A large crowd greeted the president on his return to the palace as the nation united behind Senor Romana in his push for peace and progress. United States Minister Dudley Heath had sufficiently improved to attend.
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Peru
Senor Romana
United States
Dudley
Heath
Choate Sails for Mediation in South African Talks
United States Ambassador Choate leaves London for Holland not on holiday but to possibly mediate with President Kruger. Rumor ties in Dr Leyds who has also left the country for Brussels, though Daily Express dismisses the notion as facetious.
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Kruger
London
United States
Choate
Holland
Daily Express
Dr. Leyds
Leyds
Brussels
Runaway Accident On Bridge May Prove Fatal
Great Falls reports a runaway wagon on First Avenue bridge injuring L. Dupee of Augusta and 11 year old Johnny Oglesby. The horse spooked by a dog caused a crash. Oglesby suffered a possible brain injury and broken arm and remains unconscious at Columbus hospital. Dupee, long Montanan stockman, is listed in serious condition.
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Standard
Great Falls
First Avenue
L. Dupee
Augusta
Johnny Oglesby
Dupee
Columbus
Montana
Sultan under pressure as Russia presses in Constantinople
In Constantinople the sultan agreed to free Servians arrested in Albania and to return seized arms, but arrests continued and Russia again demanded action. France pushes a settlement over French docks contract with Turkey while legations protest Porte interference with the sanitary council decisions. Palace officials respond with firm sovereignty claims.
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Constantinople
Albania
Djemal Bey
Russia
France
Turkey
Porte
Daily Mail cuts off casualty lists and cables in war row
London reports the Daily Mail says its Boers killed British wounded at Winkfontein and that War Secretary Broderick accuses the paper of stealing documents. The government has cut the paper's casualty lists and warned agencies against supplying official news.
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London
Daily Mail
Winkfontein
Broderick
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Chicago businessman arrested in Kansas City for embezzlement
W J Reed, a Chicago businessman, was arrested in Kansas City on a warrant by lawyer W N Gemmel. The charges allege embezzlement of 400 dollars from Horace H Stoddard and forgeries totaling 14 000 dollars against the First National Bank of Chicago. Reed says his involvement was limited to negotiating notes from a mercantile agency.
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Kansas City
W. J. Reed
Chicago
W. N. Gemmel
Horace H. Stoddard
Gemmel
Reed
First National Bank of Chicago
Drownings Reported After Boat Capsize at Spanaway Lake
In Spanaway lake near Tacoma three youths Karl Jenkins of Seattle Florence Newgins and Anelia Cole of Puyallup drowned when their rowboat capsized. David Hanshaw of South Tacoma survived after clinging to the boat until rescue. Bodies recovered hours later.
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Tacoma
Wash
Karl Jenkins
Seattle
Florence Newgins
Anelia Cole
Puyallup
Spanaway Lake
David Hanshaw
South Tacoma
Young People's Christian Union Meets at Winona Lake
The Reform Presbyterian Young People’s Christian Union closed its annual session at Winona Lake with religious services. Rev. G M Russell delivered the convention sermon and J C White of Montclair New Jersey gave the final address titled A Missionary Message after returning from five years in India and Egypt.
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Warsaw Depot
Ind
Young People’s Christian Union
Reform Presbyterian Churches of North America
Winona Lake
G. M. Russell
D. D
J. C. White
Montclair
N. J
India
Egypt
Budapest plans lavish Danube Monte Carlo rival
London dispatch reports Budapest papers describing a project to be promoted by American finance to create another luxurious Monte Carlo on Magarethen island opposite the city’s upper Danube end. The message notes the initiative in Hungarian capital chatter dated July 28.
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London
Budapest
Daily Express
Monte Carlo
Magarethen Island
Danube
Strike End Near This Week Says Officials and Representatives
Officials and representatives indicate the strike may end within the week as talks continue. No details on parties or terms are provided in the readable text.
Steel strike talks inch toward settlement in New York
A Pittsburg based Amalgamated association and United States Steel conference in New York aims to renew negotiations after a weekend meeting. Officials Shaffer Williams Morgan Schwab Dawkins Harvey attended, secrecy kept, outcome uncertain with plans for a Tuesday executive board meeting.
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Pittsburg
Steel and Tin Workers
Amalgamated Association
United States Steel Corporation
New York
T. J. Shaffer
John Williams
Workers’ Organization
Shaffer
Wiliams
Steel Trust
Bope
Carnegie Steel Company
TL. W. Jenks
American Steel Hoop Company
Harper
Williams
J. P. Morgan
Amalgamated
Morgan
E. H. Gary
Mr. Dawkins
Mr. Morgan
Schwab
Pittsboro
George B. Harvey
Harvey Bros
Harvey
M. M. Garland
John Bishop
No News on Steel Strike Reaches New York Leaders
No steel strike news in New York as magnates and key figures stayed away from the city. President Schwab reportedly remained out of his apartments through the day and into the night.
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New York
Schwab
Amalgamated Association to Meet National Board in Pittsburg
Vice President Walter Larkins said President Shaffer called for a meeting of the Amalgamated association national executive board in Pittsburg Tuesday morning. He added the call signals another conference with the steel combine representatives in Pittsburg.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Walter Larkins
Amalgamated Association
Associated Press
Shaffer
The
Pittsburg
Larkin
Steel Combine
Conference Confidence on Strike Outlook
A briefing expresses strong belief that the strike will be set led at the conference, signaling high confidence in the forthcoming action and its framing within the event's discussions.
Leaders Under Arrest in Smeltermen's Union Case
Two union leaders Mort Reed and Louis Cook were arrested in Northport Washington for assault with heavy weapons and highway robbery. They allegedly ordered three workers four miles along the track under threats, beat them with beer bottles, and robbed one man of 35 dollars. A preliminary hearing before Justice Travers continues with the prisoners free on recognizance.
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Northport
Wash
Smeltermen’s Union
Mort Reed
Louis Cook
Imported Workmen Fill Striking Molders Roles in Sharon
In Sharon Pennsylvania the American Steel Casting company imported a carload of molders and finishers from eastern Pennsylvania to replace strikers. The strikers did not protest due to a court injunction. The company plans another carload this week and shows no intention to concede.
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Sharon
American Steel Casting Company
Minneapolis Mill Workers Seek One Year Contract
In Minneapolis 435 nailers and packers across 22 flour mills demand higher wages and a five year contract. Employers agree to raise pay but refuse a contract. workers plan a one year pact and will present revised demands soon. If a strike occurs, thousands of mill workers may back them.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ponce Passengers Face Cargo Check At Brooklyn Dock
The steamship Ponce from San Juan Puerto Rico docked in Brooklyn July 23. Inspectors seized cigars and cigarettes from 80 passengers and ordered them to return tomorrow for them. J Garrison, Porto Rico auditor, stated free trade exists per the president. Officials said no official order yet to effect the change.
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New York
Ponce
San Juan
Porto Rico
Brooklyn
Custom House
J. Garrison
United States
Mr. Garrison
Socialist Convention Unites Factions in Indianapolis
The largest socialist convention in U S history gathers in Indianapolis with delegates from nearly every state and Porto Rico. It aims to unite the two divisions of the social democratic party under a new name and platform denouncing capital sovereignty and pushing radical socialist ideas.
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Indianapolis
United States
Social Democratic Party
United Organization
Porto Rico
Independent State Organization
Man Dies Trying to Save Sweetheart in Louisville Fire
In Louisville on July 28 Max Belovici a cigar maker who perished in the Hagely Graham photo supply fire rushed upstairs to rescue a young woman he loved whom he believed was in a flat above The policeman James Vardon also lost his life while attempting to save the same man and woman protective details indicate a dramatic rescue effort.
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Louisville
Max Belovici
Hagely-Graham v Photographic Supply
James Vardon
Egglestone Retires From Chicago Board of Trade Membership
C B Egglestone longtime board of trade figure posts transfer of his exchange membership marking his formal retirement. He played a key role in the Harper wheat deal and the Fairbanks Cudahyard corner.
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Chicago
C. B. Egglestone
Board of Trade
Exchange
Egglestone
Harper Wheat
Fairbanks-Cudahyard
Bush Medical College to Admit Women Freshman and Sophomores
Chicago July 28 The Bush medical college announced co education will be introduced in the medical school Women will be admitted to the freshman and sophomore classes on equal footing with men
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Chicago
The
Bush Medical College
Mad Mullah Routed Near Aden in July Fight
In a clash between the Mad Mullah and the British on July 15 near Aden, the Mullah was routed with 70 killed. British casualties included Lieutenant Fredericks and 12 men killed and Lieutenant Dixon and 20 men wounded.
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Aden
Arabia
Fredericks
Dixon
London ship owner falls from cliff at Coldenhorn
Arthur Copel Davis, a London ship owner, reportedly fell 600 feet from a rock while climbing to the Coldenhorn clubhouse last Friday. The Berne dispatch to the Daily Mail carries the update.
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London
Berne
The
Daily Mail
Arthur Copel Davis
Coldenhorn
Disappointed Readers React to Reservation News
Citizens react with disappointment over a pending reservation decision. Officials urged patience as details remain unresolved and the public awaits clarification on the impact and next steps.
Lottery Draw Opens for Kiowa-Comanche Lands in El Reno
El Reno Oklahoma witnesses the land lottery drawing beginning tomorrow with 500 names chosen first and more openings to follow. About 165 863 registered. Lawton and El Reno districts hold 88 000 and 79 000 registrations respectively. Officials include William Richards D P Dyer and Frank Dale with a government commission in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Reno
Okla
Hitchcock
William Richards
General Land Office
D. P. Dyer
St. Louis
United States
Frank Dale
Oklahoma
Lawton
Richards
Indians Seek Prime Lands In New Kiowa and Comanche Country
Keo Tuck a Sac Indian filed at the land office to enter the Lawton area adjoining the townsite for a valuable tract in the forthcoming Kiowa and Comanche reservations. About 60 Sac and Fox members plan similar filings, with attorneys pursuing other tribal members left out of allotments. The tactic aims to stall registrations via restraining orders to secure choice claims before others.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Keo Tuck
FE Reno
Lawton
Park manager fatally shoots man in Cleveland disturbance
In a Forest City park row last night manager O B See fred fired into a crowd, fatally wounding Thomas Murtagh. Edward Yarnham was shot in the knee but escaped serious injury. See fred was arrested.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Forest City Park
O. B. Seefred
Thomas Murtagh
Edward Yarnham
Seefred
Whist Congress Opens in Milwaukee With Notables Arriving
Whist players from across the country gather for the 11th annual congress in Milwaukee starting tomorrow. Among arrivals is Vice President P. J. Toray of San Francisco. The program features 18 contests.
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Milwaukee
Wis
P. J. Toray
San Francisco
Hamilton club trophy rounds start Tuesday afternoon
The competition will begin Tuesday afternoon for the Hamilton club trophy representing the team of four championships for 161-1902. The succeeding rounds will be played each evening and in the afternoon.
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Hamilton Club
Railroad Tax Hearings Set for Montana Board of Equalization
Helena July 8 Representatives from nearly all Montana railroads gather for the state board of equalization hearing on taxation. Burlington official ER M Pollard expected, joined by tax agents and attorneys from Great Northern Montana Central Northern Pacific Oregon Short Line and Great Falls Canada. The board will meet tomorrow morning and spend two days on railroad matters.
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Standard
Helena
State Board of Equalization
ER. M. Pollard
Burlington
R. A. Wilkinson
The
Great Northern
I. Parker Veazey
Montana Central
G. B. Fernald
Charles Swarta
Jay Sedgwick
Northern Pacific
J. B. Evans
Oregon Short Line
T. B. Brady
Great Falls
Canada
Monroe Wins Five Mile Motor-Paced Race At Vailsburg
About 4 000 spectators watched a feature race at Vailsburg track led by John King and Ben Monroe of Mobile Alabama. Monroe won both heats with a 7 minute 27 second time aiming for the record set by Walthour at Manhattan Beach. Edward Forrest of Brooklyn won the 25 mile unpaced amateur race in 1 hour 0 minutes 39 seconds, a new world amateur mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tuly
Vailsburg
John King
Ben Monroe
Mobile
Ala
Monroe
Walthour
Manhattan
Edward Forrest
Brooklyn
Astor Cup Sail Race At Newport On Cruise Finale
The New York Yacht Club wraps up its cruise with tomorrow’s Astor Cup race at Newport. Fifteen sloops and yawls enter, while about three schooners race. prize values switch with sloops favored this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
New York Yacht Club
Ogden Goelet
John Jacob Astor
Constitution
Columbia
Protest Sustained Defines Canada Cup Trials
The cup committee in Chicago July 2 sustained Illinois protest against Cadillac in trial races for the defender. The Cadillac was moved to Illinois after yesterday’s race, leaving Illinois Cadillac and Milwaukee tied with two wins each. The seventh and deciding race is set for tomorrow with the three boats competing.
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Chicago
Cup
Illinois
Cadillac
Ilinois
Milwaukee
Challenger on Her Way
Adispatched note from Tuscar Rock Ireland reports Shamrock Sl. and Erin sailing from Gourock toward New York at 8 this morning bound westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Challenger
London
Tuscar Rock
Ireland
St. George's Channel
Erin
Gourock
New York
Rear Admiral John Irwin Dies After Illness at 69
Rear Admiral John Irwin retired, dies at Washington home after months long illness. A naval academy entrant in 1847 with a strong war record, he leaves a widow, a daughter, and son John Irwin a paymaster on the Essex stationed at Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Irwin
Naval Academy
Essex
Newport
Bishop Wescott Dead A Durham Bishop Dies
London July 28 The Right Rev Brookfoss Wescott bishop of Durham is dead He was born in 1825 and served as a prominent church leader with a long tenure in England
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Wescott
London
Brookfoss Wescott
Durham
Meade Arrives From Manila with Artillery and Passengers
The transport Meade reached San Francisco from Manila bringing the eighth battery of field artillery, 40 insane and 25 consumptives. Col. C. R. Greenleaf, named chief surgeon of the California department, and Mrs. Greenleaf are aboard.
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San Francisco
Meade
Manila
C. R. Greenleaf
Department of California
Barón Mount Stephen Gifts £40,000 to Scottish Church
London reports Baron Mount Stephen pledges forty thousand pounds to the Presbyterian Church of Scotland. The income will aid ministers in his native Aberdeenshire and Bannshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baron Mount Stephen
Presbyterian Church of Scotland
Aberdeenshire
Bannshire
Elkes and Micheals Set for 15 Mile Motor Pace Race
New York report says Harry Elkes and Jimmy Micheals are matched to ride a 15 mile motor paced race at the Asbury park track on August 8 as the principal attraction at the national track meeting to be held there.
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New York
Harry Elkes
Jimmy Micheals
Asbury Park
Crispi Condition Alarming Reported in Naples
Naples bulletin reports Signor Crispi's heart trouble worsening with alarming progression as of late tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crispi
Naples
Signor
Slaying of Sam Drabbs Leads to Nelson Capture in Minnesota
Special dispatch details the 18 year old Sam Drabbs murder with two bullets in the skull found at the Missouri River's edge near Glasgow Montana. Nelson brothers Elmer and Frank pursued across three states before Elmer Nelson and Frank were captured at Wilmar Minnesota and agreed to return to Montana to face murder charges after evading horse theft investigations.
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Standard
Great Falls
Sam Drabbs
J. Crabbs
Hinsdale
Missouri
Glasgow
Missouri River
Montana
Crabbs
Nelson
Hinedale
Valley
Minnesota
Mont
Atteorney Kerrstatt
Griffith
Frank Nelson
Wilmar
Minn
Elmer Nelson
Samuel O. Crabbs
Culbertson
Frank
Drabbie
North Dakota
Rough Passage and Gold Freight From Pacific Steamers
The City of Puebla arrived after a rough voyage from San Francisco with 30 feet of rail torn away and water washing over the funnel. The Islander carried Dawson passengers to Skagway in record fast time and $70,000 in gold. The Princess Louise reports improving salmon runs north with heavy catches on River Inlet and Skeena. News of J. H. Alexander’s death at Port Simpson. Queen City brought $2,500 in gold from Wreck Bay mines on the Vancouver Island coast.
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Victoria
B. C
City of
Puebla
San Francisco
Skagway
Dawson
Princess Louise
Skeena
Pacific
J. H. Alexander
Port Simpson
Queen City
Vancouver Island
Wreck Bay
Mysterious disappearance of bank silver dollars
A sack of 1,060 silver dollars vanished from Commercial National Bank in Chicago after being left outside the vault when the bank closed. Detectives pursue a second such loss this year and search for a $20,000 Adams Express shipment to National State Bank in Burlington Iowa. the August package contained only paper clippings.
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Chicago
Commercial National Bank
Adams Express Company
National State Bank
Burlington
Iowa
Anti Clerical Riots Hit Madrid and Other Cities
Anti clerical meetings in Madrid Saragossa and Barcelona sparked disorders after the law of 1827 suppressing convents and monasteries. Crowds cried long live the republic and death to the Jesuits. Numerous arrests reported.
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Madrid
Saragossa
Barcelona
Republic
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