Schley Court of Inquiry Witness List Publicized
The list of witnesses prepared by Captain Lemley, judge advocate, is released as a partial guide for the Schley court of inquiry. It names principal witnesses, while those Admiral Schley seeks to summon are not included, with numerous rear admirals, captains, commanders and lieutenants among the named figures.
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Washinatox
Lemley
Schley Court of Inquiry
Admiral Schley
Judge Advocate
W. T. Joy D. Evans
Francis J
Charles 3
Coeton
Hem
French Bjwick
Oas
Titan de Naan
Secham Uv
Mat Ilodalia
Theodore Jowell
Iam ‘Olger
Robert Berry
John IL Hannum
William BP
Potter
Richard Wainwright
Josep G. Eaton
Newton KE. Mason
Giles B. Harbor
James
V Hoiler
Alexander
Alexander Aieutenant commanders—Sydn Sauitouy
Nathaniel Raber
Grant
Southerland
William FL Schuotee
Tempho M. Pates
Alexander Soap
William O. Dawson
U. S
Political meeting denounces M Lauri n at Spartanburg
A large meeting at Spartanburg saw opposing candidates speak while Senator McLaurin skipped attendance. Senator Tillman suffered a minor eye injury. the event featured sharp criticism of the Democratic Party and its loyalty. The rally aimed to condemn current policies and mob influence on white voters.
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Spartanburg
Coruna, & O
McLaurin
Nator Tillman
Mobaurlo
Ooin
Thekbe
Makar
Patterson resigns as railroad official amid service suspension
General Frank Patterson of the Pittsburg Johnstown Ebensburg and Eastern railroad resigns his office causing suspension of traffic. Langdon travels to Altoona to name a new manager and restore passenger train operations. A separate ad touts K K & Pills for constipation and torpid liver.
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Pittsburg
Johnstown
Ebensburg
Monsger Frank Patterenn
Paterson
Altoona
Patterson
Officials arrest in Nogales over Chinese entry scheme
Treasury officials uncover a broad conspiracy to admit Chinese nationals into the United States. William Hoey and deputy, along with Chinese inspectors BW Josey Brank Howe and another Chinese suspect Well Kauwa, are connected to frauds. Hoey is arrested in Nogales in relation to the scheme.
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United States
Treasury
Alogo
Nogales
Asia
William Hoey
Josey
Brank Howe
Cites
Kauwa
Ispranarotas
Willian BM
Hoey
Used Mails to Efraud And Its Cautionary Tale
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a purported mail fraud scheme and a claim of a healer's method. The garbled text references a person misled by a claim of healing and a social organization connected to the case.
Death and marriage in Atlantic City and other brief items
A jumble of late 19th century notices reports the death of Quartermaster Joseph Matthews of the U S cruiser Newark after a boardwalk accident, a proposed track elevation for a river front railway to ease courtroom disturbances, and scattered items including Denver Bar Association train travel, bank loan figures, Texas cotton mill notes, and civic appointments. The mix preserves names, places, dates, and small events in a compact chronicle.
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Joseph Matthews
Atlantic City
United States
Newark
Eva Salmon
Leintedden
Lotsy
Matthewa
Salmon
Peace rumors swirl as steel strike talks stall
Reports from Wheeling claim probable peace within ten days in the Pittsburgh area, but no official confirmation. Presidents deny commitment, while Amalgamated and local unions debate acceptance of a settlement terms and recognition. Striking workers await payment and guaranteed liberty without disruption.
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Pittsbura
Wheeling
Amalgamated Association
Gaiia
Origistoo
Thas
Poe
Sideprei St Association
Previcas
United States
Stloual Greis
Lindsay
Unionists at Columbia Stand By Their Strike Threat
Textile union session reports 500 operatives suspended and a committee to seek housing. officials claim a strike is unavoidable as members vow to stand by the union. Breaks in other strikes noted at Rankin mill with new hires and wage talks. arrivals include steamer passengers from Liverpool.
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Columbia
Pinca
Columba
Thousea
Fane
Poldotag
Bene Sane
Cancer Remedy Advert May Include Cancer Claims
A pasting of garbled medical prose discusses cancer ailments and a claimed remedy. The letter from a reader references healing after the poison is driven from the system, asserting the medicine reaches blood trouble and cancer through unspecified means.
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Pepe Eales
Washburn Says European Bankers Fear U S Money Policy
Former Senator W D Washburn of Minnesota told Associated Press representatives in Lonpon that bankers and manufacturers on the European continent were uneasy about American money policy. He warned of potential retaliatory financial moves if the United States fails to pay its balance of trade and stressed the strain on European fiscal arrangements amid tensions with Germany and Britain.
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Washburn
American Comepetitior
Europe
Lonpoy
W. D. Washburn
Minnesota
American Line
St. Louis
Associated
Preas
Ney Percalve
Germany
Peculiar Death in Mine Involves Umbrella Injury
A miner named John Jottyan Alabeme was killed at Brichwowim, Alabama, after a free-for-all melee during which an umbrella jammed with a sharp steel point caused fatal injuries. Local authorities are investigating the exact person who held the umbrella. Other reports note a new iron enamelling plant planned by Cahill Ironworks in Louisville and several drowning deaths in North Carolina. Presidential appointments were announced in Washington. Damages suit filed in Atlanta over a husband’s death. Georgia Normal College fall term begins in Anonville.
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John Jottyan
Brichwowim
Ala
Stone Mountain
John Jot
Jote
Omatravooga
Cahill Ironworks
Louisville
Fond of the Girls the Love Affairs of George Washington
A fragmentary Chicago Times Herald excerpt traces early hints of George Washington's romantic life. It notes an initial courtship with Miss Betsy Fauntleroy, a rejected proposal, and a later acceptance when he returned home.
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George Washington
Fine Bland
Rae
Betsy Fauntleroy
Jira
Chicago Times-Herald
Household Hints On Stain Removal And Starch Making
Instructions cover stain removal for fabrics using flannel and unguent mixtures, whitening glass by boiling benzin, bleaching by sulfur vapor, and making clear starch from lump starch. Includes tips on drying and maintaining dryness to keep air pure, plus cautions on using laudanum-like substances.
Frame praise and shopkeeper quip spark tension
A youth is praised for painting by indulging friends, prompting a shopman to misinterpret a surprise at the price. The exchange leads to a cautious remark about the average man recognizing his fault, reflecting a moment of social humor amid a busy Chicago setting.
Flatfishes Eyes and Migration After Birth
The article describes flatfishes keeping their blind white side down on the bottom to avoid detection by predators, with only the eyes exposed above the surface. It notes the asymmetrical development of eyes and references the early life stage of a turbot and its eye migration two months after hatching, drawing from Longman's Magazine.
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Tiber
Abandoned Farm Witness Relives Hard Times in Suit
A widow testifies in a landlord dispute, recalling a hard barren tract and the toil of farming. She admits not owning or profiting from the land, describing field conditions and her work raising crops amid tough times.
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Shibpesmen
Klein’s Double Life in Chicago Trial for Bigamy
A printer named John P. Klein faced a bigamy trial in Chicago, exposing a double life with two wives and two homes. He received an indeterminate penitentiary sentence and a fine, while details recount his aliases, two households, and the strain on his families amid a complex web of relationships and financial arrangements.
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John P. Klein
Smith
Chicago
Olga
Heomonds
Ind
John P. Kons
Bosh
Mra
Mohawk Street
Camc
Anderstand
Kent
School Street
Weta
Mra. Klein
Job
Amusing Sea Scene On Mail Boat To Dover
On a Calais to Dover mail boat a young woman, seized by seasickness, was offered a lozenge by a stranger who claimed it cured all. She accepted, and the incident led to a sale of lozenges. Passengers watched as the woman and her rescuer departed toward Dover with the lozenges and a curious tale.
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Calais
Dover
Womelske
Oleely
Abe
London
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Charles B. Marsh
Spenor
M’laurin
MR. Patterson
K. K
Efraud
Terelag Ohn
Post
Croom
Memmis
United States District
Dolph
Gloster
Attonney General
Denvan
American Bar Association
Denver
Colorado Railway
Aseema
New Yon
Texas
Fons Worth
Tex
Torna
Wheeler
Binwincnam
John B. Wheeler
Nashville Railroad
Sir
Montgomery
Nashville
Sir William van
Pat Kurekal Springs
Bousga Hruiwas
Ark
James Kizer
L. D. Faller Sijotan
Aller
Oaloff
Suse
Wasmineton
John Barret
Avia
Australia
Batall
Garehed-B.-By-Blackborer
Inegra
Charleston
Janistons
J. A. Smith
Charleston, & C
Langue of
Ameren Bete
Hankin
McClintock-Mar
Peepee
Rankin
Invetera
Servia
Liverpool
Manila
Vaina
Inren Arccte
Bamar
Wil
Oni Ins
Entangas
Califoonia Jockey Club
California Jockey Club
Embrezior
Reape
Ang
Beschor
Ommltie
Pailadelphe
Pee Tae
DeWitt
Wasmixorox
William R. Bigham
AtLaxta
Georgia Normal College
Anonvie
Yousosrows, O
Lioyd
Uncle Atill
Chicago New A
DR. Rust
America
Inceme
Tt Costa
San Diego
San Disco
Cal
Phaeton
Klein
Mike
West End
England
Hull
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