Reform Demands Stir at War Office Over Buller Resignation
London dispatch details the push by Lady Roberts and allies to force General Buller’s recall. King’s hesitation delayed action as Roberts and Brodrick threatened resignation to secure royal mandate for dismissal. The report notes ongoing war office tensions since the Duke of Cambridge’s exit and Roberts’s influence in policy.
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Jels
War Office
Redvers Buller
New York
London
Herald
Duke of Cambridge
Ohief
B . Richards
Northampton
Lord Roberts
Lady Roberts
Baller
Dale Sete
Mr. Brodrick
Bulter
Ford Roberts
Broderick
Buller
Wiven ¢ Buller
Transissal
Georgia Legislature Faces Absentees on Second Day Session
Atlanta October 24 The Georgia House struggled to pass bills as many members were absent delaying business. Only three measures advanced including tobacco regulation and importation of diseased stock. Senate bills aimed to curb intermarriage and militia carryouts drew attention amid a list of procedural delays. A health ad for Kodol Dyspepsia Care appeared in the issue alongside local family testimonials.
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Atlaxia
Harvard
Dooly
Taylor
Henton
Mr. Wright
Floyd
Accra
Underwood
White
Steed
Senate
Bell
Sullivan
Smith
G.u.gla
Louis Morris Public Notice Summary
Louis Morris appears in a damaged notice fragment with inconsistent figures and values including 281 and 6815.00. The legible portions offer no clear action, date, or jurisdiction details to define a proper public notice.
Large Attendance On Court Of Inquiry At Navy Yard
The Schley court of inquiry drew a vast audience at the gunner workshop navy yard with seats filled before 11 o clock. Lieutenant Commander Harlow testified and was cross examined. Rear Admiral Barker and Captain Borden spoke on Cuban campaign incidents. Major Murphy recalled the Ospt Book surrender and Schley’s caution not to cheer the Spanish captain aboard.
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Wasutxaron
Gunnera
Navy Yard
Schley
Charles H. Harlow
Lemley
Lym
Harlow
Barker
M. QO. Borden
Charles E. Charke
Oregon
Amer
Wells
B. W. Wells
Temley
Commodore Schley
Admiral Dewey
Santiago
Mr. Raynor
Major Murphy
Colon
Commodore Sobley
Corvera
Sobley
Cosling
Pelican
Ucla
Brooklyn
Witness recounts Brooklyn firing on Spanish ships and burning Visaya
A witness describes the Brooklyn exchanging heavy fire with two leading Spanish ships on July 8. He notes a flash and projectile fall indicating a large ship among the Brooklyn’s targets. He believes smokeless power obscured aim and states the Brooklyn’s fire set the Viscaya on fire.
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Brooklyn
Viscaya
Powers Trial Moves as Jim Howard May Testify
In Grangertown Kentucky on October 4 the court granted a request to bring Jim Howard from Frankfort to testify in Powers case. Defense warns they will finish their side today if he is not present when their closing argument occurs.
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Jim Howard
Frankfort
Grangertows
John Smith
Powers
New Howard
Goebel
Howard
Chicago
Spaixoiracy
Ill
Eupreme Court
Circuit Court
Sangamon County
Manodamus ‘Galas State Board of
Tragedy in Waycross Ends in Fatal Wounding
In Waycross Georgia on October 4 engineer Hugh B Ashcraft was killed by plumber Jack Williams after a confrontation on Reynolds Street. Ashcraft died within thirty minutes after the stabbing. Williams, charged with the killing, faced a Ware Superior Court trial. Ashcraft, 33 and unmarried, was brother in law of Colonel W Sharpe.
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Waycross
Hugh B Ashcraft
High Springs
Jack Williams
Reynolds
Ashcraft
Williams
Ash
Befell Ho
Dre
Walker
Islar
Hams
Ashcraff
W. Sharpe
Willams
Brunswick
Bill Williams
Chris Dixon
Dixon
Nick Dixon
Gold seekers flee Arctic blasts at Nome congestion
Hundreds gather at Nome awaiting transportation as steamship service strains. Portland arrives with 590 passengers and large gold cargo from the Yukon. ice forms along St Michaels shore while many seek accommodation and shelter from the cold.
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Arctic
Portland
Yukon
St. Michaels
St St. Michaels
Cotton Bills Dispute Settled Between Farmers Banks and Railroads
The cot ton buyers holders and railroads reached a satisfactory agreement over bills of lading and receipts for this season in Cot rane Ga. The conference resolved the differences after cotton compression, ensuring sufficient coverage for shipments and avoiding further disputes.
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Cotranne
Tmvers
Father and Son Defend Home Against a Mob
A Dickinson county Virginia report says a father and son repelled a mob at their home. The incident, described as a local defense against intruders, was reported by a special correspondent.
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Kexoxvius
Beistol
Tenz
Journal and Tribune
Dickinson County
Virginia
Lear Todse
Major George T. Barnes Dies in Augusta
Major George T. Barnes of Augusta Georgia died at his Greene Street home this morning after a period of declining health. Born in 1883 he attended the University of Georgia at twenty and later led the Georgia Gas Company for fifteen years. He served on the University of Georgia board of trustees. Surviving are his wife and three children John A. Barnes Mrs W H Barnes and Miss Addie R Barnes. The funeral is set for noon tomorrow.
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Augusta
George T. Barnes
Greene Street
Sime
Barnes
Save University
Pion Congress
Ubree Sug
Terprises
Gasis Company
University of Gorsia
John A. Barnes
Meneiley Ala
W. H. Bar [Rete
Addie R Barnes
Prune Crop Notes Amid War Time Turbulence
Local packers estimate prune yields as the Econome Crisis hits West Prussia. Reports from Berlin by the London Times suggest the crisis worsens in Praia. Pennsylvania anthracite coal production faces recov ery efforts while President Roosevelt and his party return to Washington. In Chattanooga, I S Hunt is arrested on charges of desertion from Fort McPherson amid wartime tension.
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New Yous
Berlin
London Times
New
Praia
Presiden
Golan
West
Pennsylvania
PeesideAt
Washington
Wasuixotos
Oota
Noosevelt
Chattanooga
Omattanooga
Opt
Hunt
Fort McPherson
Ors McPherson
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Morris
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DeWitt
Palmer & Sons
St. Louis
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Lord Kitchener
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Marshall Shaw
New York City
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Ilia
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West Point
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W. J. Smith & Bros
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Nome
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Cal
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Knoxvil
Tennessee
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Altoona Iron Company
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