Doyle Portraits a Fighting Ship in Santiago Battle
In a tense naval inquiry, Lieutenant Doyle testifies about the battle of Santiago aboard the Brooklyn. He describes a relentless pursuit, a cautious yet valiant commander, and defends the Brooklyn’s honorable role while recounting logbook changes under scrutiny.
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Naval Inquiry
Doyle
Santiago
Brooklyn
Admiral Schley
Admiral Dewey
Amiral Schley
Department
Schley
Sharp
Bryan Offers 10 Stump Ohio and Stumps Leaders
Columbus reports William Jennings Bryan offered to come to Ohio to help the Democratic ticket. Chairman Daugherty refused to reveal details earlier, and Kilbourne’s candidacy drew Bryan’s interest. Bryan may face funds limits, possibly paying his own expenses, while rumors link Elmer Dorn to the next congressional race in the Zanesville district.
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Columbus
Commercial Tribune
Democratic State Committee
William Jennings Bryan
Ohio
Kilbourne
Daugherty
State Committee
Colonel Bryan
Bryan
Nebraskan
Lincoln
Elmer Dorn
Hanna
Congress
Zanesville
Henry Clay
van Voorhis
Dorn
Morgan County
Portsmouth
Arbitration Arranged In Asphalt Case At Caracas
After a lengthy United States Legation meeting, Minister Bowen persuaded the Bermudese Company and Warner & Quinlan to accept arbitration in the asphalt controversy. The State Department was urged to press the New York firms to approve the plan, which was praised by Bowen.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Haytien -Cable
United States
Lipton Acknowledges Loss to Columbia in Square Race
Sir Thomas Lipton admits he was beaten by a superior boat and crew in a square race on the Columbia. He praises Captain Sycamore and the Shamrock crew while noting wind conditions and no planned changes to Shamrock rigging. Morgan, Barr, Wringe, and other figures offer similar reflections on the race and the rival vessel.
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Oregon
Admiral Dewey
Schley
Benttam
McCauley
Brooklyn
Colon
New York
Thomas Lipton
Sycamore
Columbia
Sir Thomas
Shamrock
Designer Watson
Mr. Watson
Herreshoff
Edwin D. Morgan
Maiusayer
Park City
Morgan
Jameson
Charlie Barr
Bob” Wringe
Oto
Barr
Leeward
Cherhoate
British tobacco makers to form anti American combine
London October 3 reports that leading British tobacco manufacturers including Willis Lambert Butler the Hignett s and others have signed a preliminary agreement to form a combination to combat American competition.
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London
Messrs
Willis
Lambert and Butler
Hignetts
London Sails Rejoice As Columbia Beats Shamrock II
London crowds on the embankment cheered wildly as Col umbia overtook Shamrock II in the Americas Cup race. Telegraph reports noted a two minute pre announcement in London due to an agency message from Sandy Hook.
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London
Great Britain
Thames
Columbia
Embankment
Sandy Hook
Reuter
Eas
May Call New Bank McKinley Name
William N. Cromwell said the reorganized bank may adopt the McKinley National Bank title. Century National and Federal National were also suggested. F D Kilburn may take the presidency as he retires in May. Max Brown filed a suit seeking 940 damages after losing a $3,000 deposit through broker loans.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
William N._Cromwell
Seventh National Bank
McKinley National Bank
Century National
Federal National
F. D. Kilburn
Max Brown
Brown
America's Cup Race Update Between Shamrock II and Columbia
Official leg of the second race shows Shamrock II finishing at 2 15 05 and Columbia at 3 13 18. Elapsed time for Shamrock 8 16 10 and corrected time 3 16 10. Columbia elapsed 3 13 18 and corrected 3 12 35.
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New York
Columbia
Shamrock
Weather forecast for Sandy Hook yacht race
The Weather Bureau issues a forecast for tomorrow's yacht race off Sandy Hook. A ten to twelve mile breeze is expected with fair weather Friday and winds holding from the north to northwest.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Sandy Hook
American Columbia beats Shamrock in cup race by margin
New York reports Columbia, Herreshoff’s white sloop, defeats Watson’s British Shamrock over a 30 mile triangular course by 2 minutes 52 seconds in ideal wind. The win confirms American supremacy in marine design as Columbia leads by about three and a half minutes on handicap.
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New York
Herreshoff
Columbia
Watson
Thomas
Sir Thomas
Shamrock
Coolumbia
Long Island
Windward
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Tribune
Sigsbee
Navy Department
Rayner
Advocate Lemly
Admiral Sampson
Gantiago
Zecopa
Santiago ‘Harbor
Zocopa Hill
Lemly
Parker
Viscaya
James Burton
SHAMROCK_II
BTA
New York Herald
Lipton
Bowen
Case
Tobacco Combine
Bank M'Kinley
Hue
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