Jealousy 8 Evident Captain Wise Testimony in Schley Inquiry
Wesington, Sept. 6. The Schley court began with one session and adjourned for Judge Wilson's funeral. Capt Wise described Yale’s actions toward Key West and the Merrimac withdrawal, noting signals, hawser breaks, and his lack of knowledge about Spanish fleet movements. Admiral Cotton and Lt. Wood offered corroboration on dispatches and communications during Santiago harbor operations.
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Santiago
Admiral Schley
Wesington
Schley Court of
Yale
Key West
U.e Yale
Sehrey
Sampson
Kregg West
Lemly
Hanna
Admiral Schrey
Committee On Naval Affairs
Secretary of the Navy
cAtter
Sigsher
Jewel and Wise
Mantiago de Cuba
Hethe
Captain Wise
Schley
Sigshee
Brooklyn
Shee
Enem
Commodore Sehier
Sigsbee
Mr. Rasner
Texas
Mr. Rayner
Parker
Nists
Land
Atsc
Lantiago
Dutton
Sizshes
Schler
Sigeshee
Admiral Cotton
Kingston
Prooklyn
Lemiy
Schter
Cervera
Massachusetts
Temly
S. Wood
Dupont
Wood
Schiey
Cienfuere
Onluary
Admiral Sampson
Commodore Schley
Tieft Key West
Ker West
Marblehead
Wilson
Czolgosz Sentenced to Death for McKinley Killing
Leon F. Czolgosz was sentenced to be electrocuted in Auburn State Prison during the week of Oct 28 1901 for the murder of President McKinley. He spoke briefly, claiming no one else influenced him, and the court declared the death penalty after confirming his guilt.
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Buffalo
Leon F. Czolgosz
McKinley
Auburn State
Czolgosz
Auburn
Justice White
Hess
Supreme Court
Penny
Fisher
Detroit
Broadway
Nowak's
Czol
Mr. Penny
Titus
Auburn State Prison
Leon F. Cadgosz
Caldwell
Meath
Awburn
Castro War Proclamation Looms as Banks Refuse Loans
A forthcoming proclamation by Castro threatens national action while bankers refuse to back his forced loan demands. The move signals escalating tensions and potential financial backing challenges for the regime.
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Castro
Venezuela to Declare War on Colombia Likely
Advices from Caracas report President Castro of Venezuela plans to declare war on Colombia around Sept 28. A financial crisis besets Venezuela as banks resist his demand for a forced loan, sparking regional tension.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
Caracas
Venezuela
Colombia
Bank of Venezuela
Bank of Commerce
Castro
Sensational score in western women’s golf title
Sept 26 At Onwentsia the first match play round of the western women's championship drew a large crowd. Mrs Alexander fired an 85, one stroke under Johnny Carpenter’s record. Miss Carpenter beat Miss Chapman 6 to 4. Miss Anthony beat Miss Congdon 1 up. Mrs Chatfield-Taylor beat Miss Trumbull 5 up 4 to play. Mrs Alexander defeated Maria Anthony 6 up 4 to play.
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Alexaander
Chicago
Onwentsia
Alexander
Johnny” Carpenter
Miss Carpenter
Chapman Sun
Bessie Anthony
Congdon
Grain Fleet Heads East From San Francisco
The blockade of the grain fleet is broken and seven vessels will sail east and to Europe by Saturday. The Celtic Monarch and King Edward have departed fully loaded and manned. Covenby Mooltan Glenesslin Foyledale and William F. Babcock set sail Saturday carrying wheat and barney for New York. A Belgian coal strike action follows in Liege.
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San Francisco
Europe
Celtic
Monarch
King Edward
Covenby
Mooltan
Glenesslin
Foyledale
Wiliam F. Babcock
Eall
Barney
New York
Wig Fire Destroys 11 Blocks in Guayaquil City
A large fire in Guayaquil last night burned 11 city blocks near the end of the town. Losses are estimated at 1 001 000 sucres about 1 900 000 dollars with insurance around 200 000 sucres.
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Guaaraquil
Guayaquil
Kitchener Rumor Reported on South Africa Command Change
The Daily News reports an unconfirmed rumor that Lord Kitchener has resigned as commander-in-chief in South Africa over disputes with War Secretary Broderick. The notice cites London sources and Septembers date framing.
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Kitchener
London
The
Daily News
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Broderick
Great Ship Race Off as Light Winds Defeat Shamrock II
A large New York crowd watched Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock II face Columbia in a 30 mile America’s Cup trial at Sandy Hook. Light shifting winds forced officials to declare the race off after five and a half hours, with Columbia leading and the challenger trailing by more than three quarters of a mile near the finish.
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New York
Sandy Hook
Thomas Lipton
Sandy Oak
J. P. Morgan
Columbia
Atlantic
Lipton
Sir Thomas
New York Arbor
Long Island
Jersey
F. W. Vanderbilt
Conqueror
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Howard Gould
Niagara
John Jacob Astor
August Belmont
Stout
New York Yacht Club
Shamrock
Charles
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Day
Shamrock II
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