Testimony Highlights Schley Court Proceedings in Key West
Two new witnesses Admiral Cotton and Captain Wise testified in the Schley court in Washington. Cotton described delivering despatches and coal concerns before the May 27 flying squadron move off Santiago. Wise recounted signaling with Captain Philip of the Texas and confirming belief the Spanish fleet was in Santiago as the retrograde to Key West began.
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Washington
Schley
Admiral Cotton
Harvard
Wise
Yale
Santiago
Key West
Admiral Schley
Cotton
Sampson
Wilson
A. B. Claxton
Texas
Norfolk Navy Yard
Navy Department
Brooklyn
St. Nicholas Mole
Beall
Cienfuegos
Gonaives Channel
Schrey
Lemly
Asmny Iis
Lowing
Harvard Montiage de Cuba
Merrimac
Key
Marblehead
Vixen
Cape H
Jamaica
Port Royal
Aives
Mole Hayti
Minneapolis
Merri
Pan
Yucatan Channel
Eagle
Port Antonio
St. Paul
Hanna
Admiral Sampson
Mole St. Nicholas
Sant
Nicholas Mole
Cay Francis
Mr. Rayner
William C. Wise
Santiago Harbor
Captain Wise
Philip
Rayner
Textile Lectures at Shuman's Begin September Evenings
The lectures on woollen manufacturing resume September 21 at 3 pm and will run each Saturday. The two lectures cover from wool on the sheep to finishing cloth, shoddy use and health risks. Scholarships to Institute of Technology and Boston University awarded to attendees who submit best essay. Free tickets available at Shuman's wholesale department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Technology
Boston University
Shuman’s
General Corbin Returns From Philippines After Manila Visit
General Corbin adjutant general of the army arrives in Washington from the Philippines and praises Army health and discipline. He commends staff department work in Manila and notes improved brigade organization. He observes foreign troops in Shanghai and urges a regular Manila mail service.
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Washington
Corbin
Philippines
Craffee
China
Shanghai
Manila
Winter Milk Price Talks End Without Agreement
New England Milk Producers Union and Boston milk contractors met at the American House for four hours to fix the winter wholesale price. They adjourned at 6 o clock without a deal after a prior Sept 12 session failed. Producers demand 37 cents per can of 8 1 2 quarts delivered in Boston while contractors offer 33 cents citing fuel and grain costs. A follow up meeting is expected today or tomorrow to seek compromise.
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New England Milk Producers’ Union
Boston Milk Contractors
Boston
Producers’ Union
Ilson vs Faneuil Hall National Bank Suit for 10000 Damages
Suffolk Superior Civil Court will hear Ilson v. Faneuil Hall National Bank seeking 10000 damages for alleged loss of credit and business after the bank honored a 45.70 check to the Canadian Pacific Railway Company on Feb 18, 1901 though funds were enough. Walter W. Wilson claims protest fees 1.77 and damage to shipments customers and reputation.
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Suffolk Superior Civil Court
Ilson Vs
Faneuil Hall National Bank
Walter W. Wilson
Boston
Dominion of Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
All American Exposition Closes November First
The greatest All American Exposition will close Nov. 1. Thousands are awakening to this fact as trains run crowded on the Boston and Albany line. The service offers the safest direct double-track route from New England to Buffalo and Niagara Falls with three ticket classes and eight express trains daily each way.
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Boston & Albany
New England
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Milford Man Killed by Train Near Depot
Daniel Hayes aged 55 was struck and killed by a train near the depot in Milford. He leaves a widow and three children. The tragedy occurred tonight, ending a long day for the Hayes family.
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Milford
Daniel Hayes
Czolgosz Relatives Granted Interview in Jail
The father, brother and sister of Leon Czolgosz were allowed 35 minutes with him at Erie county jail with Assistant District Attorney Haller and P V Cusack present. He denied any co conspirators and said he acted alone. He returns to Cleveland after.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Leon Czolgosz
McKinley
Erie County
Frederick Haller
P. V. Cusack
Haller
Czolgosy
Rea Ning
Home Anarchistic Colony members face federal grand jury
In Tacoma on September 25 Charles van, James W Adams, and James Erkin of the Home Anarchistic Colony in the county were charged with depositing obscene newspapers. An indictment named G Morong as the alleged author. he faces trial after a further case is brought.
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Tacoma
Wash
Charles van
James W. Adams
James Erkin
Spokane
G. Morong
Otas
Will Bee
Plague Cases Reported Among Naples Dock Laborers
Naples on September 2 reports twelve cases of the plague among dock laborers. Public health authorities note the outbreak and monitor workers in the harbor district for further spread.
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Naples
Piles Cured where Knife Failed
Thos. E. Wood reports piles cured at 818 37th St claiming success where other methods failed.
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Thos. E. Wood
Harvard Union Opens Informally for University Members
The Harvard Union opened informally at 9 o'clock with alumni and students invited to enroll. Vice President Derby and Secretary Werdel managed the entry and dues as crowds toured the new building containing living and dining spaces, baths, library, writing rooms, billiard rooms, athletic offices, editorial rooms, and a large debating room.
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Harvard
Derby
Werdel
Dergraduates
Harvard Union
MISS STONE TO BE RANSOMED BY MISSION BOARD
The American Board of Foreign Missions says its Constantinople representative will arrange the ransom demanded by Bulgarian brigands who abducted Miss Stone. The State Department inquiry prompted the decision.
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Miss Stone
American Board
Constantinople
Washington
State Department
Aries
American Board of Foreign Missions
Boston & Maine Railroad Promotes Fall Buffalo Rush
The Boston and Maine railroad urges travelers to Buffalo for fall crowds citing the line’s speed and best equipped cars. It highlights Peres and sleeping cars and invites inquiries for rates and routes from the general passenger department in Boston.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Buffalo
New England
Lawas
Premery Bar Fair Opens October First To Third
The Premery Bar fair runs from October 1 to October 3 with vaudeville acts, acrobatic features, and an avenue lighted celebration. Round trip tickets including grounds admission will be offered at reduced rates on many principal stations of the Boston and Maine railroad.
Fitchburg Railroad Stockholders Meet Approves Bonds
The Fitchburg Railroad Company held its annual meeting with President Moses Williams presiding. After approving the 60th annual report, Director Charles E. Ware moved a resolution adopted unanimously to issue 2 million dollars in bonds. A new board of directors was elected, including Rodney Wallace, Charles T. Crocker, W Seward Webb, Francis Smith, William H. Hollister, Charles Lowell, Joseph B. Russell, Brigham Nullock, William E. Rice, Moses Williams, Gordon Abbott, Frederic J. Stinson, Charles E noe, Robert Winsor, among others.
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The
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Moses Williams
Charles E. Ware
Rodney Wallace
Fitchburg
Charles T. Crocker
W. Seward Webb
New York City
Francis Smith
Rockland
William H. Hollister
Charles Lowell
Boston
Joseph B. Russell
Belmont
Brigham Nullock
William E. Rice
Worcester
Moses Willams
Gordon Abbott
Frederic J. Stinson
Charles £. Noe
Robert Winsor
Weson
Italians plan tribute parade for McKinley in North End
Thirty Italian societies in the North End will parade on October 15 as a tribute to the late President McKinley. A mass meeting will follow at Faneuil Hall. Sub committees will be named at the next meeting, and outside aid is welcomed.
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McKinley
North End
Marotto’s Hall
Richmond and
North Streets
Faneuil Hall
Get What You Ask For Cascarets Candy Cathartic Warning
Public notice warns consumers to buy genuine Cascarets Candy Cathartic stamped C C C and avoid substitutes. Sellers should not offer bulk sales and druggists are urged to beware fraud and misrepresentation in the market.
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Horgan, Robey & CO
Bromfield St
Shuman
Prom
Contractors and Producers
W. H. Wilson
PAN. AM
S. Anargyros
Mark
Czolgosz
Anabrohigts
New
University
Higginson
Newburyport
Fitchburg “Tookfolders Meet
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