Lieut Doyle Testifies For Schley In Santiago Inquiry
Lieutenant James J. Doyle, Brooklyn watch officer, testifies for Admiral Schley on July 3 action and log entries. He discusses turret duty, ship turning, and a later log correction as Captain Lemly questions him amid tormented witness exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Schley
Admiral Schley
James J. Doyle
Brooklyn
Doyle
Navy Department
Moyle
Rayner
Harlow
Admiral Evans
Sigsbee
Dieuaide
Santiago
Sampson
Fivans
Captain Cook
Thomas W. Dienaide
Yeoman
Becker
Alexander M. Sharp
Vixen
Sharp
Parker
Commander Sharp
New York
Cristobal Colon
McCalla
Commodore Schley
Lemly
Witness
Terea
Mr. Rayner
Admiral Sampson
Nasteal Dewey
Ironworkers Elect Officers at International Convention
The International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers elected new officers for the upcoming year in Cleveland. Frank Buchanan of Chicago is president and C. F. Lyons of Cleveland is the new second vice president. The convention, in session for 10 days, adjourns at noon with Milwaukee chosen for next year and a call from Mayor Rose urging delegates to select that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Cleveland, O
International Convention of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Frank Buchanan
Chicago
John Brady
New York
C. F. Lyons
Cleveland
D. F. McIntire
Pittsburg
William H. McIilvane
Philadelphia
John H. Carr
Boston
George Flears
Minneapolis
John S. Trainor
St. Louis
John McCabe
Milwaukee
David G. Rose
J. T. Butler
Buffalo
Educate Your Bowels with Training Candy Cathartic
Advice on bowel training compares it to exercising muscles and the brain. Cas earets Candy Cathartic claims to train bowels properly with a genuine stamp and care not sold in bulk. Available at druggists.
Lost Child Found After Suspected Abduction Ordeal
A two year old girl, Maud Parks, was found in a dirty room with two intoxicated women after an apparent abduction. The infant, in a drunken stupor, was cared for by authorities and later reunited with her mother at 52 Compton Street. Sadie Earnshaw denied the charges but confessed to meeting the child and taking her to her home. residents reported nearby suspicious activity and alcohol use at the Earnshaw residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Parks
Georgi
J. Lewis Mahoney
Compton Street
Earnshaw
Worcester
Farnshaw
Station 5
Addison
Sadie Earnshaw
Sadie Harnshaw
Station 6
Antonette Wetson
Anjonette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Collier’s Weekly
F. FE. Chadwick
F. A. Cook
E. Muller
William T. Sampson
F. J. Higginson
Charles D. Sigsbee
Charles ©. Clark
J. M. Miller
Victor Blue
J. G. Doyle
N. E. Mason
William P. Porter
8. S. Wood
8. A. Staunton
Richard Wainwright
W. H. H. Southerland
Robley D. Evans
William C. Wise
Theodore F. Jewel
Lieut
Sears
Commodore Sichley
Mel
S. Anargyros
McFarland
Co. F. Lyons
Chickering
International Aation of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Woolen Mills Company
Hotel Savoy
H. Crine
Avon St
Boston & Albany
Massachusetts
Berkshires
Hudson River
Fall River Line
Palace
Leafjet
Hanson, Gen
Pass
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