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Admiral Schley to be feted in Atlanta with seven committees
The article reports preparations for Admiral Schley's Atlanta visit. General Felix Agnus of Baltimore accepted the invitation to accompany him. Mayor Woodward's administration forms an executive committee and seven subcommittees handle finance transportation retention entertainment invitation military and decorations. General Clement A Evans is named grand marshal. A telegram confirms Agnus will join the reception.
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Dewey to wed M Lean's sister widow bride of Hazen
Admiral Dewey announced to intimate friends his engagement to Mrs W B Hazen of Washington. Mrs Hazen, widow of General Hazen former chief signal officer, is sister of John R McLean Ohio governor candidate. no wedding date fixed. Deeay comments, Nashville trip declined due to duties. delegation from Tennessee offers congratulations.
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Dewey Moves Into New Home After Occupation
Washington October 30 Admiral Dewey took possession of his new home. The last of the furniture was arranged in the house and the admiral trunk was brought up from the apartments he had occupied at the Everett.
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Richmond Busy With McKinley Pageant Arrangements
Richmond expects a warm welcome for President McKinley as decorations and floats go forward for the Stubrick launch parade though rain threatens. Governor and mayor will greet him in Ashland, while visitors continue to pour in for the events. The president and cabinet depart Washington tomorrow at 8 oclock to attend the Shu brick launching in Richmond with a ten minute Fredericksburg stop before returning by 10:30 pm.
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Ashland
Washington
Torpedo Boat Shubrick Christened by Miss Carrie B Shubrick
The Shubrick, Richmond s first postwar navy torpedo boat, matches the Porter and Dupont in size and is among twenty eight boats for which the government awarded contracts last fall. It mounts three torpedo tubes and six pound rapid fire guns, with a crew of two officers and twenty six enlisted men, and a guaranteed speed of twenty six knots. Miss Carrie B Shubrick, daughter of Dr John Templar Shubrick of Rocky Mount NC, christens the vessel and is linked to naval history as a great granddaughter and great great granddaughter of Captain John Templar Shubrick and Rear Admiral William Branford Shubrick.
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Richmond
United States Navy
Porter and Dupont
Carrien Shubrick
John Templar Shu
Loss of Life Yet Unknown as Ferry Sinks in Minutes
New York October 81 a Pennsylva nia ferry boat Chicago plying Jersey City to New York was cut in two by the City of Augusta at 1236. The vessel went down in seven or eight minutes with thirty to forty aboard including four women. Few boats were launched. rescuers used searchlights and tugs. Survivors report strong current and cold water as they clung to life preservers and sought ashore at Liberty Street dock. Captain Durham escapes. crew losses uncertain with one man Fromme missing.
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Associated Press
Durham
Hobart Relapse Deepens As Illness Worsens
Paterson New Jersey October reports Vice President Hobart ill for weeks at his home relapsed this morning with choking spells from an imperfect heart action and stomach inflammation. An intimate friend holds power of attorney to sign checks as physicians say the condition is serious but improved from the last 24 hours.
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No Callers Admitted as Hobart Ill in Paterson
Sinking spell Sunday night improved thereafter. Vice President Hobart, ill since the close of the last congress, showed signs of recovery today though the case remains serious. Dr W E Newton said the crisis passed around 2 am and the patient rested easy until daylight.
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Vice President Hobart Popular in Washington
Washington reports Vice President Hobart has shown strong popularity among lawmakers and locals amid growing support for national leadership. The capital scene reflects confidence in his leadership as October coverage highlights public reception and political visibility.
Boers Relapse Threatens Hobart in Senate News
Boers relapse and might not survive a latest attack shocking Washington where he was popular and respected. The vice president Hobart’s illness grew grave during a winter port visit to Thomasville Georgia and with the president and Senator Hanna. Hobart returned north hoping for relief but failed to improve and has been nearly invalid since. If fatal, Senators Frye and party leaders foresee a strict senate order with Hobart’s absence. The president and Hobart maintained cordial relations and families often met at the White House or Hobart residence. The long-time presiding officer was praised as open honest and fair in rulings.
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Cuban American play draws packed crowd at LaFayette Square
Washington witnesses a military stage piece titled A Battle Bearred Hero starring Bert Coote. Admirals Dewey Schley and Secretary Long attend, occupying boxes and receiving ovations between acts. Corbin and other officials also attend, marking a formal civilian military display.
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More Wives for Farnsworth Bigamist Wanted in Baltimore
Chief of Detectives Colleran received a Baltimore telegram stating Walter L. Farnsworth the confessed bigamist now jailed here is sought in Baltimore for marrying four women under the name Sterling Orville Thomas. Marie Larson of Philadelphia claims to be his wife and sent a photo. Her marriage occurred a year ago.
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Chicago
Colleran
Walter L. Farnsworth
Sterling Orville Thomas
Marie Larson
Sixth Street
Philadelphia
Farnsworth
White Advances A Battle At Ladysmith Fights On
British and Boers clash near Ladysmith as shells fly and infantry engage. Boer positions are shelled by naval and field guns while British forces maneuver to outflank. Casualties mounted for the British as fighting rages with heavy artillery and stubborn defense by Boer forces.
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