LONG LIST OF WITNESSES FOR SCHLEY INQUIRY
The Navy Department posted a prepared witness list for the Schley court of inquiry led by Captain Lemly. It names rear admirals, captains, commanders and others to testify, with Sampson and Evans among the senior figures. Also notes possible DOJ assistance and counsel for naval officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Navy Department
Niela “Anderson
Bea
Admiral Sampson
Chen Sdit
Santiago
Clark
Oregon
Puil- Ins
Texas
Evans
Iowa
Hirginson
Massachusetts
Cotton
Harvard
Tailor
Indiana
Chadwick
New York
Goodrich
Newark
St. Louis
Sleshee
St. Paul
Yale
Cook
Brooklyn
McCalla
Marbles Head
Jewels
Minneapolis
Folger
New Orleans
Barry
Castine
Hannum
Potter
Wainwright
Gloucester
Eaton
Resolute
Mason
Schroeder
Miller
Merrimac
Hellner
Bates
Staunton
Sampson
Usher
Ericsson
Grant
Hodgson
Southerland
Schuetze
Potts
Sharp
Dawson
Marsh
Wood
Dupont
Blue
Vixen
Doyle and
Webster
Liood
Furniture Being Placed In New Court House Annex
Work to equip the new court house annex began yesterday as six carloads of furniture arrived. Mielder and Allen, the contractors, started unloading and placement, with about fifteen men to work today. Furniture will be installed first in the smerter court room on the first floor, then the second floor division, and finally the third floor court room, with temporary quarters possible if rooms are not ready by Monday. The fall term begins Monday and the two courts currently have no home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Mielder & Allen
Allan
Allen
Smerter Court Room
City Court
Board of County Commissioners
Pittsburg
The
Steel Corporation
Star Mill
American Tin Plate Company
Tin Plate Company
Shaffer
Amalgamated Asociation
Stee
Simon Burns
Window Glass Workers’ Association
Burns
Archbishop Ireland
Bishop Potter
Seth Jew
Jike Browningnes S Who
Schwab
Board of Arbitration
Arbitration Board
Bishop Totter
Seth Low
New York
Ireland
United States Steel Corporation
Pair
Shatter
Hig
Birmingham Fair Faces Uncertain Season Over Law Change
Fair Association in Birmingham considers delays and new powers to allow licenses for amusements including horse racing and pool selling. A Montgomery attorney may push the issue to the constitutional convention. Some fear delaying the fair until the amendment takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Association
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Montgomery
Redemption Company Case Delayed Again in Birmingham Court
The Continental Security Redemption Company case was in U S court before Special Master C J Allison but continued to Friday. Intervenors Dan Jenkins and the receiver’s report faced challenges, with talks of a settlement that could simplify winding up. The firm, once the south’s largest redemption company, collapsed causing a regional sensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Continental Security Reedemption Company
United States
C. J. Allison
Dan Jenkins
Continents Security Redemption Company
South
Execution Against Sanford in Floyd County Taxes
Comptroller General W A Wright issued an execution against Tax Collector W T Sanford of Floyd county as principal and the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of Baltimore as surety for certain taxes due the state. The amount is 1510 dollars principal plus 20 percent interest from July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
W. A. Wright Veaterday
W. T. Sanford
Floyd County
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Baltimore
Sampson Again Sick at Burkhaven Dispatch Says
Rear Admiral Sampson remains ill at Burkhaven according to a Union dispatch dated August 28. He is somewhat improved but still confined, and he is not receiving visitors or participating in Schley court of inquiry consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
The
Oregon
Department
Admiral Schley
Sampson
Manchester
Union
Burkhaven
Schley Court of Inquiry
Inc
Act of Incorporation
Insurance Camumissione
Pennsylvania
Phita
Benjamin Po Flerkness
Lve Association
Pat
Prohibition Wins Big in Carrollton County Ballot
August 28 Carrollton Georgia reports heavy support for local option liquor ban. Early returns indicate dry majorities across Villa Rica Temple Bowden Victory and other precincts with county likely to be declared dry as full results come in this election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Villa
Rica
Temple
Bowden
Sand Hill
Victory
Burwell
Carrellten
Judge Defied by Strikers at Conkey Company
Chicago August 28 thousands of Conkey Company workers ignore injunction with Hammond Indiana plant all departments closed except composing team over 1,000 employees walked out or stayed away halting production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conkey Company
Chicago
W. B. Conkey Printing
Hammond
Ind
Canton Black Talk Sparks Tension After Raymond Ross Case
Canton Georgia residents report agitation after racist remarks linked to the Raymond Ross crime and hanging. White citizens warn Black residents to cease insulting talk and insinuations, threatening possible confrontation if tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Raymond Ross
Thomas Hutcherson
Rogs
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Strength in Georgia
The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company reports rapid growth in Georgia with new business in the first seven months of the year totaling 3 540 000 dollars and premiums of 117 008 1 dollars. Company reps claim this may exceed any two rivals, with Atlanta firms H C Bagley Co and others named for partisan influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Mutual
Georgia
State of Georgia
Penn Mutual Tife
Allent
Penn
Messrs. H. C. Bagley & Co
Atlanta
Julian Sehtey
Savannah
W. L. Tott
Columbus
Y. T. Heard
Augusta
United States Review
Wages of Farm Laborers Bulletin Soon Issued by Agriculture Dept
The United States Agriculture Department announces an upcoming bulletin on farm labor wages from 1836 to 1890. It details monthly wages with and without board, noting 1866 as a low point and various state patterns through 1890, with regional and year-by-year variations across Maryland Alabama Texas and others. Also reports two killed in a Lehigh Valley wreck at Oxar03 Curve near Mauch Chunk. Charles Burroughs and the fireman died. Nelson wins twenty mile race in Worcester by two thirds of a lap, time 31 08 1 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Maryland
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Iowa
California
New Jersey
Georgia
South Carolina
Oregon
Texas
North Carolina
Florida
Towa
Tennessee
Louisiana
Kentucky
Easten
Léenigh
Oxtaro
Mauch Chonk
Charles Burroughs
Sayre
Nelson
Worcester
Mass
John A. Nelson
William C. Stinson
Coliseum
Textile strike hits Olympia area mills in South Carolina
Mil workers at Olympia Granby Richland and Capital City mills vote to strike until authorities rescind actions forcing union abjuration. About 910 to 1,000 workers walk out with more to join next week as warrants are sworn to eject striking tenants. President Smith-Whaley will deny iron clad labor pact claim in a forthcoming State report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Textile Union No. 201
Olympia
Granby
Richland
Capital City
Vnion
Federation of Labor
Smith-Whaley
South Carolina
Exposition Plans Move Forward After Pan American Visit
Buffalo exhibitors will occupy much space at Charleston as executive commissioners report back from the Pan American Exposition. They note several nations or ties took square feet of previously unengaged exhibit space and the executive committee adopts a resolution endorsing the southern effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Charleston
The Passing Throng and Texas Journalists
A Houston Post editor, Marcellus Foster, visits Atlanta and comments on Texas growth and oil discoveries. He praises Texan editors, notes Houston’s rapid expansion, and criticizes dubious oil companies promoted by outsiders. A Galveston disaster relief list and remarks from Kansas City Star follow, highlighting reporters shaping politics and a Brooklyn machine bid for mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcellus Foster
Mandelng
Houston
Tex
Atlanta
Mr. Ater
Hue
Texan
Post
Texas
New York
Texans
Foster
Sam
Colonel Johnston
Fhe Fast Publishing Company
Savannah
The
Galveston
Fulton County Probate Notices Summary 1901
Fulton County Georgia ordinary’s court notices list applications for letters of administration and dismission for estates of multiple deceased individuals. Entries name applicants like Alem Sparks Emma Moore Rosa Bass Teower Nichola Tempe r Harner Myra Raynton and Willie Hawes, with a September or November hearing window and the ordinary John R Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jagia
Fulton County
Oniiary
Ofice
Alem MN. Sparks
Exlute
Oviea
M. Sparks
Bam
Vlae Loave
John PR. Wilkinson
Qgeorgia
Lton
Chambers
Emma ‘A. Moore
J. Willig More
Heraelt
Town
Wilkin
Georgia
Fulton
Ginary
Rosa M. Fiasa
Elijah
Bass
Joan R. Wilkinson
Orda Georgia
Murdinary
Tewisa Nichola
Joel Nichols
Foun R. Wilkinson
Ordina Ghorha
John R. Wilkinson
Ilza M. Giminietratrix
John M. Gleason
Iscenses
Salt Trust
Jomun R
Wilkinson
Ordinar
Myra Ti. Raynton
George H Hoynton
Joan HO Wilkinson
Grorgta
Fulton Cou
Acawat
G. W. Meilveen
Esatule
Ella Pare McFiveen
Sald
John RJ Wilkinson
Charles M. Hoberts
Jennie Jeunes
Mollffy
Pery
Jon RO Wilk
Gehorgia
Oriinary
Wiliam L. Calhoun
James BM. Calhoun
Perenna
John TR. Wilkinson
Ordine
Willie KH. Hawes
Lucula A. Hawes
Rowilekinson
Fulton Cot
Omles
Algerann W. Martin
William Ti
Martha
de Heasrd
Tom Jt
Ordinary
Coler successor debate stirs Tammany power plays in New York
Reporters back a new comptroller candidate to watch the treasury as Coler faces pressure from Tammany, with Alfred C. Newell of The New York World praised for promoting Coler's mayoral bid. Atlanta figures noted among leaders aiding cleaner municipal methods, while Americus editor Mrs. M. L. Myrick plans to influence editorial policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
Board of Aldermen
Coler
Tammany
Oberlre
Treasury
Croker
Atlanta
Alfred C. Newell
New York World
Newell
The
Constitution
New York
Robert and Tilden Adamson
Joseph Johnson
Alfred Newell
Stanhope Sams
Henry Waugh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cervera
Lst
Lemly
Judge Advocate
William T. Sampson
Robly D. Evans
Francis J. Higginson
Charles Catton
Henry C. Taylor
FE. Chadwick
Casper F. Goodrich
Charles D. Sigshee
William C. Wise
Francis A. Cook
Bowman HH. MecCalla
Theodore F. Jowell
William M. Folger
Robert M. Berry
John L. Hannum
Willam P. Potter
Richard Wainwright
Joseph G. Eaton
Newton E. Mason
Seaton Schroeder
Giles B. Harber
James M. Miller
Lewis C. Heber
Alexander B. Bates
Sidney A. Staunton
Nathaniel R. Usher
Albert W. Grant
Albion ©. Hodgson
Willam H. Southerland
William H. Schuetze
Templin M. Potts
Alexander Sharp
Willam C. Dawson
U. S. Tm
Charles C. March
Spencer S. Wood
Victor Blue
James G. Doyle
Charles Webster
John Hood
Charles H. Harlow
Charles W. Dyson
Kenneth McAlpine
Ernest L. Bennett
Henry G. Mustin
Boatewain
Dennis J. O’connell
Hawk
Harlow
Dyson
McAlpine
Lieutenant Bennett
Ensign Mustin
Edgar May
Judge Advocate General
Lemy
Department of Justice
Messrs. Wilson
Rayner and Parker
Ralston, & Campbell
Fies
California Fie Syrup Co
Fia Syrup Co
Raphy
CASE
Steel Cemgihe
Carroll County
Insurance Notes
Tae
Mil
Columbia, Ci
Kansas City Star
Bird
Platt
Rosa Croker
San Francisco
Coier
Commany
Groseous
Henry F. Cramer
Wenderville, 8. Y
F. C. DeWitt
NNUAL
FL Chapin
Henry S. Jackson
King Hardware Co
Anderson Hardware Co
Hightower & Graves
Tap
Pan & Co
Rogers
Dobbs & Wey CO
Upc
N. Pryor ST
Austell Building
Searet
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