Yale commander recounts actions off Santiago harbor
Court of inquiry hears Captain Wise describe attempts to contact the fleet off Santiago May 26 27 and May 27. He testifies he told Sampson he did not know what the flying squadron was doing there and that he relayed information only through Captain Sigsbee.
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Washington
Schley
Wilson
Tate
Admiral Schley
Wise
Cotton
Spencer S. Wood
Dupont
Gray
Texas
Santilago
Santiago
Cervera
Sigshee
Wood
Admiral Sampson
Cienfuegos
Sampson
Captain Wise
Yale
Key West
Newport News
Hanna
Admiral Sousey
Committee On Naval Affairs
Sigsbee
Jewell
Santiago de Cuba
Schrey
Brooklyn
Admiral Dewey
Mr. Hanna
Mr. Raynor
Sampzon
Santiago Harbor
Parker
WceLess TrebiBle and Palud to Death Chair
WceLess TrebiBle and Palud are reported to face execution at the chair. The unusual spelling appears in a brief notice that offers little context beyond the alleged capital punishment event.
Czolgosz Faces Electrocution After Silent Plea for Mercy
The assassin Leon F Czolgossz was sentenced to be electrocuted at Auburn state prison in the week starting October 3 1901. He spoke only in whispers through his counsel stating there was no one else but me and no one paid me to do it. He appeared calm yet distressed as guards handcuffed him and he entered the tunnel of sobs to prison. The court room filled with spectators before 2 pm, Justice White presiding as District Attorney Penny read the case and Czolgsz declined to speak except to decline to enter any new grounds for appeal. Later the judge offered him a chance to explain his act but he could not provide any exculpation.
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Sean F. Buffalo
Czolgosz
McKinley
Auburn State Prison
Hhr
Titus
Goodby
Auburn
Toom
White
Penny
Leon Fczalgosz
Czelgosz
Fisher
Detroit
Broadway
Newaks
Buffalo
Nance
Prisoer
Ashs
Autorney Penny
Justice White
Cape
Mr. Penny
Quiet Election Day in Atlanta After Tough Canvass
Only three candidates ran unopposed in the white primary. W. M. Perry led the North Side, Courtland S. Winn in the Second Ward, and Captain Evan P. Howell in the Seventh Ward. The rest faced hot contests as voters flocked to polling places amid ideal weather.
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W. M. Terry
North Side
Courtland S. Winn
Evan P. Howell
Atlanta
Jook
J. W. Kilpatrick
H. W. Grady
T. D. Longino
A. C. Minchinnett
We South Side
J. G. Woodward
Polls Close After Quiet Day Across Seven Wards
Voters were kept orderly as police guarded polling places in seven wards. Candidates visited booths with megaphones in use and crowds urged support. The city hall will consolidate votes at noon, then declare nominees for December election. Ward details show steady but brief activity with no major incidents.
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First Ward
Full Ticket Indorsed as Standing for Competition
After a fierce fight in Atlanta white primary politics the entire competition ticket was nominated. The slate included W. M. Terry James G. Woodward Dr T. D. Longino J. H. Harwell Courtland S. Winn James EB Warren J. Frank Beck J F Styron James L. Key and Captain F E P Howell. The race featured debate over the street railway deal and transit plans with opponents challenging the ticket’s platform and its stance on public utilities taxes. Polls set for December electi on date.
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Norte
Nao
M. Terry
Ana Gee
J. G. Woodward
A.C. Minhinntt
Pete
West End
T. D. Longino
W. R. Shropshire
Harwell
O. Stampa
Courtland
WINN
Eee Ea
James E. Warren Roa
BloodworTh
Jd. F. Beck
Oni
Mac M. Turner
Daz
I? F. Styron
D. 8. Walra
James L. Key
Jd. M. Bain
Fae
E. P. Howell
Wees
Seas
Woodward
Langino
Terry
Warren
Beck
Styron
Key
Howell
Atlanta
Grand Opera House
Mims
Kontz
Reed
Moyers
L. Z. Rosser
W. M. Terry
James G. Woodward
J. H. Harwell
Courtland S. Winn
James EB. Warren
J. Frank Beck
J. F Styron
F E. P. Howell
Baltimore
Opera House
Peters Street
Atlanta Rapid Transit Company
Boulevard
Forrest Avenue l
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Northern Financial
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Woodwar
Longing
Mitchell and
Forsyth Streets
Fifth Ward
Marietta Street
Pape
Wceless, Trebible and Palud
Czolnasz
W. M. Perry
South Side
Courtland & Winn
I. F. Styron
James, L. Key
Howard L. Bass
LaHatte
Second Ward
William Henchel
S. A. Kerlim
Third Ward
Green & Ivey
Hunter and Pryor Streets
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