Howison to Remain on Schley Court of Inquiry
Washington reports Rear Admiral Henry L Howison will sit as a member of the court of inquiry into the Santiago battle, despite questions raised by an alleged Boston Record interview. Acting Secretary Hackett reassures Howison of the department’s confidence, notes no official removal, and outlines options for withdrawal or continuation.
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Boston Record
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Saratoga
Lake George
court of inquiry
United States navy
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Santiago
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navy
Mare Island
Boston
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naral
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Henham
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HL HOWISON
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F. W. Hackett
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FRANK W HACKETT
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Yonkers
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Lemly
Richard Wainwright
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Texas
antiago
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vesdels
Schrey
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exns
Iowa
Gloucester
Special Speeds M'Laurin Home Surprise Arrival Debate
Senator McLaurin arrived by special train from New York at 2 o clock to debate Colonel George Johnson in Anderson. The session featured high level rhetoric with no personal attacks while they discussed the treaty expansion ship subsidy and control of federal patronage.
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Anderson
McLaurin
New York
George Johnson
McLaurin Johnson
Johnson
Crisis in Steel Strike Sparks Impeachment Call
Pittsburg August 80 news reports a growing crisis as Bay View committee meets Amalgamated officials, Burns pushes arbitration, and The Labor World editorial demands President Shaffer's impeachment for alleged wrongdoing. The piece details accusations, calls for unity, and ongoing strike actions across mills and related industries.
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Pittsburg
Bay View committee
Amalgamated
Burns
Window Glass Workers’ Association
Shaffer
McKeesport
Duaneshe
Canal Dover
Ohio
Bay View
Simon Burns
Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Labor World
International Tin Workers’ Protective Association
Amalgamated association
Shaffer shoud
The World
Amalgamation association of
Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
steel trust
organized labor
tin plate
national steel
federal steel
Chicago
labo
New York
Lincoln
trust
Federation Tube Workers
hin
Trouble Charged to Friars Revolt in Colombia
Raoul Perez, diplomatic secretary of the Colombia revolutionary party in the United States, claims 35,000 rebels with modern rifles face 20,000 government troops in Colombia. He alleges Spanish priests fled the Philippines after the war and says the clericals will be expelled and a democratic government patterned on the United States will be established.
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Colombia
New York
United States of Colombia
Philippines
revolutionary party
Raoul Perez
Colombia revolutionary party
United States
Nunez
polaon
McKinney in uproar over attempted assault and lynching threat
In Collin County Texas a manhunt begins after a negro entered the home of Mrs Shackleford near McKinney and tried to assault her. A white panic ensues with blacks ordered to leave town. A committee travels from McKinney to Dallas to recover the suspect for punishment. Mrs Shackleford is badly injured and frightened.
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Dallas
Tex
Collin county
McKinney
Shackleford
Four Die in Brooklyn Tenement Fire Tragedy
A Brooklyn tenement blaze killed four people and seriously injured seven others, with victims including Rosie Rothgisheir, 37, who leaped from a fourth story window, Annie Beck 10, Tilliebeck 5, and infant Frank Budd. An explosion from a kerosene stove sparked the fire as nets caught those who leapt from windows, though Mrs Rothgisheir died on the sidewalk.
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Brooklyn
New York
ROSIE ROTHGISHR
ANNIE BECK
TILLIEBECK
FRANK BUDD
Rethgiser
Roosevelt in the West on Second Springfield Visit
Vice President Roosevelt paid a second Springfield visit to attend the Illinois national guard state encampment. He arrived at 2 pm to cheers from about 8,000 at the station, was hosted at the executive mansion, reviewed troops at Camp Lincoln, and spoke at a banquet. Separately, President today appointed George B. Adams to United States District Judge for the Southern District of New York.
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Springfield
Roosevelt
Illinois national guard
executive mansion
Camp Lincoln
Adams
washington
George B. Adams
York- to -be
United States
Dstrict LF a
Newtoh
mone
Jealousy Drives Him to Death by Poison in Lakewood Romance
A young man identified as Guss Kissel died at Grady Hospital after ingesting poison in a Lakewood boat, leaving a taunting note to his sweetheart and a final line to his aging father. The incident, linked to an unfulfilled romance, ends with a suicide as physicians failed to counteract the poison. The found letter shows a plea of love and a farewell amid tragedy.
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Guss Kissel
Grady Hospital
Lakewood
auleide
dad
ani
teas
Atlanta
General Ludlow Dies at Convent New Jersey
Brigadier General William Ludlow United States Army died at Convent New Jersey of consumption. He trained at West Point in 1860 and served in the Civil War and on coast defense river and harbor projects. He helped on the Nicaragua canal report and was military governor at Havana. He served in the Philippines before tuberculosis forced his return home.
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New York
Augusta
William Ludlow
Convent
Griscom
Philippines
Ludlow
military academy
corps of engineer
Nicaragua canal
Santiago
Havana
Wreck on Great Northern reports seventeen dead near Kalispell
Spokane August 20 sixteen or seventeen are reported killed in a Great Northern wreck 40 miles east of Kalispell Mont. An eastbound freight train collided with a westbound passenger train on a steep grade in the mountains. Many victims are said to be Italian nationals. fire followed the crash and telegraph lines burned.
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Great Northern
Spokane
Wash
Kalispell
Mont
eived
Weather forecast and local notes brief from Georgia
Forecast calls for occasional showers with a light east wind, becoming partly cloudy Friday and Saturday. Notable items include civic notes on tax collection in Floyd County, a water works sale concern, council candidate Evan Howell in the seventh ward, and various political and legal updates across Georgia.
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erly
Bradstreet Sees Sharp Corn Shortage Yet Strong Farm Outlook
Bradstreet reports seven surplus states expect corn yields to fall by about 650 million bushels from last year with total crop near 1.4 billion. Prices rise about 60 percent, but wheat yields are strong and overall farming condition remains solid, implying modest impact on general business despite the shortage.
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New York
Bradstreet
Bradstreet 4
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Tlinois
Missouri
Indiana
Ohio
department of agriculture
Texas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Maryland
Virginia
South Dakota
United States
Braalstreets
Policing Scandal: New York Officers Rearraigned in Court
Police Captain Herlihy had his indictment for neglect of duty dismissed on a demurrer with case to be resubmitted to the grand jury. Captain Thomas Diamond and Sergeants Wardman Glennon and Detective Dwier pleaded not guilty to neglect charges. Officer Edward O Neill, who faced transfers amid alleged shake down demands, refused to pay and named Colonel Murphy as prior head of the department.
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New York
Herlthy
Goff
Herlihy
Thomas J Diamond
Shiels Wardman
Glennon
Dwier
Edward O'Neil
Devery
Murphy
O'Neill
Victor Newcomb Discharged From Sanitarium in New York
Victor Newcomb a former president of the Louisville and Nashville railroad and later head of the United States National Bank was discharged from a sanitarium in New York after two years. Born in Louisville in 1844 he followed his father into railroad leadership and built a banking career before health issues forced his resignation.
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New Work Sanitarium
New York
H Victor Newcomb
Wall street
Mr Newcomb
Louis- Ville
Louisville and Nashville railroad
iia
United States national bank
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International Council of the World
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seventh ward
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United States supreme court
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charleston
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