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Navy court ends Howison’s duty for Schley-Sampson clash
A U S court of inquiry disqualified Rear Admiral Henry Howison within hours of convening, after Rear Admiral Schley challenged his eligibility. Testimony tied Howison to views favoring Sampson and adverse to Schley, prompting an indefinite adjournment until a successor is named.
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Schley
Dewey
Benham
Washington
Howison
Navy Department
Howisson
Washington Navy Yard
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Schley
Jere Wilson
Isadore Raynor
Maryland
James Parker
Teague
Rebeur- Paschwitz
Franciss. Frost
William E. Spon
Foster Nichols
Admiral Howlson
Admiral Sampson
Frost
Boston
Mr. Spon
Europe
Mr. Nichols
Admiral Howison
Yonkers, N. Y
Raynor
Admira S Ampson
Sampson
Santiago
Isador Kwayner
Witneses
Terry
Naval Service
Congress
Manila Bay
Schrey
Lemly
Navy and Court
Hanna
Naval Department
Advocate Lemly
Admiral Sehley
Lamly
Howilson
W. S&s. Schley
Henry Ll. Howison
Henry L. Howison
W. S. Schley
Henry IL. Howison
Hae
Mr. Raynor
Francis A. Frost
Boston Record
Charleston Navy Yard
Admiral Hewieon
Spon & Chamberlain, Booksellers and Publishers
New York
London
Minneapolis
Sampson-Schrey
Spon
Board of Ordnance
Admiral Howitson
Nichols
Nichola
Ordea
Admiral Lampoon
Admiral Hewison
Hewison
H. N. Howison
Hackett
Froets
Navy
Sheley
Howson
Battle of
Commodore Schley
Batte of Santiago