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Atlanta Constitution

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Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

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Sep 24, 1901

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Czolgosz Trial Opens as Not Guilty Plea Declared

At Buffalo on September 29 1901 Leon F Czolgosz faced a jury for the murder of President McKinley. The court quickly seated eight jurors and heard opening statements from Assistant District Attorney Haller while defense counsel Lewis Titus and Ladd announced their readiness. The first witnesses described the Temple of Music and the autopsy showed the stomach wound and pancreatic damage as the primary cause of death, with the jury expected to hear more over a two day trial.

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Buffalo Leon F. Czolgosz McKinley Truman G White Supreme Court Leran L. Lewis Defendent Robert C. Titus Carlton E. Ladd Haller Temple of Music Samuel J. Fields Perry A. Bliss Harvey R. Gaylord Herman Mynter Mynter Mann Czolgosz Penney Justice White Titus City Hall Franklin Street Czolgear Loren L. Lewis Carlton B. Ladd Carlos T. McDonald Allan McLean Hamilton New York City Allan McLane Hamilton Hamilton Garfield Guiteau Frederick Haller Lewis Titud Walters Crier Truman C. White White Zolgosz Mr. Lewis Czolgoz Lauer Richard J. Garwood Henry W. Wendt Silas Carmer James §. Stygall William Loton Walter 8. Everett Benjamin J. Ralph Samuel P. Waldo Andrew J. Smith Joachim H. Mertens Robert J. Adams Harvey BR. Gaylord Jurge Lewis Gaylord
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Sailor Testimony in Schley Court Probes 1898 Santiago Blockade

Washington September 23 Special. The Schley court of inquiry debated comparing the blockades of Schley and Sampson from June 1 to the battle off Santiago. Commander Hellner described the Texas position and the Brooklyn loop, claiming greater danger for the Texas. Witness Bates disputed a chart error while Schroeder testified on fleet movements. The Texas role and the loop’s impact dominated today’s proceedings with expert testimony from Hellner Bates and Schroeder.

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Evelyn ‘Harris Washington Schley Santiago Admiral Schley Admiral Sampson Fi Ir Hellner New York Raynor Sampson Fidge Brooklyn Texas Schley Court of Inquiry George C. Hellner Advocate Lemly Cienfuegos Heilner Schroeder Massachusetts Cervera Schley Naval Court of Inquiry Alex B. Bates Barber Philip Seamton Schroeder Guam Texas’ Bowl Bates Jie
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Atlanta Committee to Set Election Date on Utilities Sale

The Grand meeting adopted resolutions urging the city executive committee to extend the time and delay the election to allow all candidates to address issues including consolidation of street railways, taxation, and the sale of water works and other public utilities, with Mayor Mims presiding. The move aims to ensure broad public input before any final decision.

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Benjamin M. Blackburn Mims Atlanta Ally Baltimore
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Battle testimony details from the Spanish War trial

Lieutenant Commander Heilner testifies on the Texas role at Cienfuegos and Santiago. Navy officers discuss chart accuracy and coal stocks aboard the Massachusetts, with focus on blockade duration and readiness. The day ends amid disputes over Admiral Sampson’s involvement and the battle narrative.

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Weary meeting adopts resolutions on white primary delay

At a large opera house gathering Mayor Mims Councilman Reed and Kontz saw a dramatic push for delaying the white primary. Benjamin M Blackburn introduced resolutions asking Colonel Moyers to convene his committee to extend election time so voters may assess announced and potential candidates amid debates on taxation water works and street railway issues.

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Mims Cuncilman Kontz Ree W. T. Moyers Heelty Benjamin M. Blackburn Frank M. Hughes Blackburn Colonel Moyers Hughes Reed Opera House Kontz E. Z. Richardson Hamilton Douglas Fulton Collinz Thomas Egleston George Hillyer
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