Schley Inquiry Hearings Highlight Coal Talk With Guantanamo
Washington Oct 17 lieutenant commander Griffin testified as first new witness in the Schley court of inquiry. He described conversations with Schley about sending to Guantanamo for coal and Schley’s objections to leaving the blockade. He also noted signals and observations during the Santiago battle and interactions around July 8. The testimony covered weather, vessel positions, and the mood aboard as the fleet endured the bombardment and maneuvers.
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Schley
Guastanamo
Washington
T. D. Griffin
Paign
Sohley
Sampson
York
Santiago
Admiral Sampson
Liennant Webster
Hanna
Hanus
Louis Morris Offer on Clothing and Fabrics at Bargain Prices
A list of fabrics and garments with wide range prices appears under Louis Morris. Items include 400 yards plain and brocaded cashmere at 8 cents per yard, 90 yards plaid worsted, 3,000 yards outing, 20 pieces schoolboy jeans, and numerous men and women’s apparel. Various suits, pants, coats, shoes, hats, and millinery highlighted with sale terms and ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ga Biessie
Otica
Panama Canal Company Office Building Besieged Over Debt
New York October 17 The Gazette reports a legal notice from Panama courts seizing the Panama Canal Company's eight story office building in Cathedral Square Panama to enforce payment of 30 000 to Schuler a United States citizen. The building houses the director and receivership funds are involved unless the debt is paid promptly the canal company faces further seizure and an assessed monthly charge.
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Panama Canal Company
the Gazette
Panama
Cathedral Square
Schuler
United States
Tae Herald
Warren Dow Dead and Political Office History
Fragmentary oblique notice from Clarke County Georgia notes Warren Dow dead and mentions his long public service since 1858 with reference to an 1868 timeline. Also includes stray lines about DeWitt's Witch Hazel Balm advertising and local political details.
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Prarraayna
Warren
Dow's
Jeffersonenue Democratic Weekly
Fracisco
Bs Ging Bina
Eek
Hodgson Cotton Co Makes Another Offer to Patrons
The Hodgson Cotton Company again offers prizes to patrons, following last year's six Jersey heifers by lot. This year six shorthorn Durham breeding bulls will be awarded to recognize local beef cattle raising. They issued a booklet on wheat growth, mailed free to farmers, featuring notes from past Wheat and Oat Pair contest winners and prize recipients. Also promoted are DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills from H. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bro.
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Hodgson Cotton Company
Jane Ist
Durham
Georgia
Handeome
Hill Morgan Plan Moves to Consolidate Northwestern Railroads
Articles of incorporation filed for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway company amid Hill and Morgan consolidation talks. New firm, capitalized at 100 million dollars, aims to control the Chicago Burlington and Quincy lines and leased networks across Wyoming, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Illinois. Old company to be superseded under Iowa law. Also mentions DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve remedy ad.
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Bunixatom
Hill-Morgan
Northwestern Roads
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway Company
Wyomin
Iena
Neay Oggs
South Dakota
Iona
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Eh Hee Ie
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Morgan Syndicate @ new corporation
Obridge, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Illinois
Iowa
New ‘Railway
Steamer Gordon Paul Brings Nome Gold Cargo to Port
Alsike of Nome reports arrivals of steamers carrying passengers and 804… The Gordon Temple duo depart Nome for Tallor en route to Kangarok. Five aboard are feared drowned after vanishing on the Kuskokwim voyage. General French leads rebels across seas from Cape Town. Dublin bonds fetch high price. cotton market slows in Varposta. DeWitt's Little Early Risers promoted by H. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bro.
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St. Paul
Towsersp
Wasth
G&t. Paul
Nome
Iba
Fala Arives
George W. ‘Shameay
J. Gordon Temple
Tallor
Kangarok
Robbers Fire On Paymaster In Kentucky Holdup
Pete T. Colgan paymaster for the Virginia Iron furnaces was robbed of three thousand dollars between Mippiespono and the furnaces. A pursuit formed but the trio fled into the mountains, dropping six hundred dollars as they escaped. Colgan expected to recover from the wound and shock.
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Mippiespono
Pete T. Colgan
Virginia Iron
Colgan
Trial of Caleb Powers Hears From Telegrams and Witnesses
In the Caleb Powers trial at Gallonarsky Kentucky on October 17 Western Union operator in ville testified about telegrams Powers sent to men there outlining how many to bring to Frankfore She said no telegrams were secretly removed and she did not know who took them Henry Youtsey is expected on the stand as a key witness hoping to escape a life sentence Powers fiancee Miss Lacy Brock testified that Governor Taylor gave him 1000 dollars for mountain men expenses and that he and Charles Finley were raising an army Judge Black testified Professor Steven sent a post shooting letter saying the disorganization is due Detective Jenkins recounted Powers arrest the night he fled as a soldier.
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Henry Youtsey Wills
Gnnonarrows
Caleb Powers
Mra Aw - Western Union
Ville
Powers
Finderson
Henry Et Yoatesy
Arthur Eoeet Menere
Youteou
Commonwealth
Charles Finley
James D. Black
Barbourville
Steven
Goebel
Ore
Jenkins
Lexington
Sher
Annie Rodgers Bound Over In Northern Express Theft Case
The preliminary hearing for Annie Rodgers, alias Miss Williams, resulted in a $10,000 bond and a commitment to the grand jury. She is alleged to have knowledge of the Northern Express robbery at Wagner, Montana, on July 8, and was taken into custody after a meal change at a local establishment.
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Nashville
Northern Express
Annie Rodgers
Miss Williams
Rodgers
Wagner
Mon
Rapid transatlantic steam line touted by E B Croker
Edward B. Croker of Cork plans a fast new steamship service linking Europe and America with a Cork to Bantry Castletown route. The project aims to cross Narragansett Bay to Lewes in under a week using a new engine and fuel type. Also notes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ad and a new six story hotel opening in Birmingham Alabama with 100 bedrooms and $300,000 value.
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New Yonk
Edward B. Croker
Cork
Ireland
Richard Croker
Europe
America
Journal and Advertiser
Croker
Cork, Bandon and Southcoast
Ioal
Lakesay
Pearces Bott Bay
Russia
Blumingham
Binutwonam
Ala
Sew Hillainn
Fourth Avenue
Nineteenth Street
H. Nabb
Missing Miss Stone Kidnap Case Sparks Ransom Debate
Report from Constantinaria and New York relays how Miss Stone, a kidnapped missionary, is sought by brigands near the Turkey Bulgaria frontier. Ransom requests exceed Bulgarian limits, while notes from Rev Wardlaw Thompson discuss brigand motives and the Stone party’s danger. In other notes, a child recipient of One Minute Cough Cure recovers from croup after quick treatment.
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New Youk
BR. Wardlaw Thompson
Gofin
Eablea
Samsonoy
Balgaris
Miss Stone
Turkey
Bulgaria
Brest
Dabnitas
Stone Party
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der Griffin
Cienrashes
Gasnago
Cyumodore
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Tamaloa
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Commodore Schley
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Commodore Ley
DeWitt
Sa Smith
Louis Morris
Syd
Warren Dow
Fphos
Jens
Wye Smith
Gforgia
Clarke County
Sterd
Avai Fonees Ecrtho
Amy
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
W. J. Baxter
North Brook
N.G
B. Pamer & Sons
W.J. Smith & Bro
Dublin
Honda
Domus
John W. Dickey
Augusta
Dickey
Varposta
Middlesboro
Reichsrath
Vinnxa
Unterhaus
Alabama
Branxanam
Parkville
Morgan County
Alexanderity Carnival
Alexander, Oity
Alexander City Carnival and Farmers
Thos
O. W. Roberts
North Creek
Ark
H. B Palmer & Sons
Java Aeays
Lendtede
Atlantic
E. B. Croker
Ree & Sons and
Dosier & Co
Rev. R. Wardlaw Noel Scflt
Missionari
Constantinaria
Messrs
Baird
Haskell
Teres
A. Li. Chester
Mich. H. RB. Palmer & Bon
New York
Broad Street
Jame's
Loyd
Simeon
York Bargain Store
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