Schley court witness argues for Sampson summons
At the Schley naval court of inquiry Rayner pressed Judge Advocate Lemly to summon Admiral Sampson over a disputed phrase in Samp son's May 24 dispatch. The testimony covered coal supplies and chase times for ships including the Brooklyn Iowa Texas Marblehead during the Santiago operation.
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Washington
Schley
Navy Department
Senate
Santiago
Cienfuegos
Havana
Raymond P. Rodgers
Rayner
Admiral Schley
Advocate Lemly
Admiral Sampson
Mr. Rayner
Iowa
Sampson
Alban C. Hodgson
Brooklyn
Rodgers
Board of Survey
Hodgson
Dyso
Texas
Gonaives Channel
Cape Cruz
Mole St. Nicholas
Kingston
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Guantanamo Bay
Key West
Dyson
Marblehead
Details of Bolomen Attack on U S Soldiers
Washington dispatch summarises a Manila Ninth Regiment assault on September 29 and October 4 detailing 3 officers and 40 enlisted killed, 6 missing, 13 wounded, 26,000 rounds lost, 57 rifles and 28,000 cartridges captured, with 95 outside convent prisoners aiding the attack and heavy property damage.
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Washington
Chaffee
Manila
Washington, D. C
Betron
Convent
Presidente
Signal
Bookmiller
James P. Drillard
Ninth Infantry
Balgineg
Drillard
Company C
Frasey
de Russy
Hughes
Admiral Schley to retire October in Navy court session
Washington reports that Rear Admiral Schley will retire from the active list on October 9 by age limit. His departure will promote Captains Frank Wildes and Henry Glass to Rear Admiral, with further promotions for Commanders Gilmore and Leutz and Lieutenant Commanders Staunton and Bartlett.
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Washington
Schley
Navy
Frank Wildes
Boston
Manila Bay
Henry Glass
F. P. Gilmore
Eugene H. C. Leutz
Sidney Staunton
Charles W. Bartlett
Wits
Foraker Sets Stage for Active Campaign Following Memorial Speech
Senator Foraker departed for Cadiz Ohio to deliver a memorial address for the John A. Bingham monument and plan a broad campaign. He will confer with President Roosevelt at the White House this week after the ceremony.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Foraker
Cadiz
John A. Bingham
Yeident Roosevelt
White House
Five Indictments for Forgery Against Thatcher
Special Despatch from Springfield Ohio reports that George W Thatcher facing five indictments for forging notes totaling 296000 in a case tied to the late P P Mast arrived in Springfield. He surrendered to Judge Mower and posted 1000 bond with L F Young as surety. He is to appear at the next Clark County term with five forgery charges and the Mercer Heirs Association is noted for security.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
George W. Thatcher
P. P. Mast
Mendenhall
Dayton
John H. Heaton
Mercer
Routzahn
Thatcher
Mower
L. F. Young
Common Pleas Court
Clark County
Mercer Heirs’ Association
King Edwards Complaint Is Simply Lumbago
London reports that King Edward’s illness is lumbago and not serious. He drove out this evening as Sir James Reid, summoned from Balmoral, returned to London.
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Edward
London
James Reid
Balmoral
Sampson Arrives in Town Amid Illness Rumors
Admiral Sampson arrived in town Tuesday and is stopping at his home on Hampshire Avenue. Mrs. Sampson said he could not be seen tonight or tomorrow. Strong rate hints suggest he may appear due to his illness.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Admiral Sampson
Hampshire Avenue
Kruger Protests Exports to South Africa Reported
Brussels dispatch says Mr. Kruger sent a protest to President Roosevelt over the export of horses and mules to South Africa. It also claims he never sent a mission to solicit mediation from the government.
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Brussels
le Petit Bleu
Kruger
Roosevelt
South Africa
Tose Actates
Venezuelan Army Marches Toward La Hacha From Guajira
On the road between Sinamacia and La Hacha Venezuela and Colombia clash as General Davila gathers 1 500 troops with five field guns. Venezuelan forces retreat toward Maracaibo after heavy losses. Guajira Indians retaliate amid the campaign.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Associated Press
Sinamacia
Venezuela
la Hacha
Colombia
Guajira Peninsula
Maracaibo
Dayilas
Davilas
Pinamarca
Trienta
Sanchez
Guajira
Castro
San Carlos Fort
Fernandez
el Mocho
Echeverria
Davila
Curaga
Clodomire Castillo
Ermilio Castro
S .Cannon
Vareersare
Dvac
London Disappointed as Shamrock II Fails to Win
London expresses supreme disappointment over Shamrock II losing all races. Some blame Sir Thomas Lipton’s ambition and business aims, while others credit American seamanship and construction. The Daily Express proposes a royal challenge race pitting Columbia crew aboard Shamrock II against Shamrock II crew aboard the defender Columbia.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock N
Daily Express
Morgan
Columbia
Sir Thomas
E. D. Morgan
City Island
Barr
Banker sues gamblers over losses from alleged gambling spree
R C Davis ex cashier of People's National Bank sues Matthew Kelly John Brennan Dallas Tyler Charlie Dillard and Charles Hart alleging $8000 lost at craps roulette and twenty and twenty one and his wife seeks $30900. Eight suits total. Davis faces possible federal action over bank mismanagement. witnesses named.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Ind
R. C. Davis
People’s National Bank
Matthew Kelly
John Brennan
Dallas Tyler
Charlies Roberts
Addie Dilard
Charles Hart
Addie Dillard
Tyler
Kelly
Gamebiers
Federal Grand Jury
Davis
Call on National Banks by Comptroller of Currency
Washington reports the Comptroller of the Currency issued a call and assessment on all national banks as of September 30. The action affects bank operations and requires financial reporting from institutions nationwide.
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Washington
Fluky Winds Make Con Test A Sea Mans Ship Drama
Shamrock led at the line but a handicap doomed the effort as winds altered the neck and neck race.
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Shamrock
Columbia Defeats Shamrock in Closest Cup Race Series
Sir Thomas Lipton lamented the narrow loss as Columbia, driven by a skilled crew, secured the Americas Cup off New York after a tense final beat home. Lipton praised fair play, while Commodore Ledyard hailed the yacht club’s conduct. the crowd cheered the Yankee victory and honored Shamrock and Erin.
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New York
Thomas Fin
Columbia
Lipton
Thomas Lipton
Thomas
Sir Thomas
England
Shamrock
J. P. Morgan
Corsair
Erin
America
Toh
New York Yacht Club
New York Sac Club
Lewis Cass Ledyard
New York Yacht Club Regatta Committee
Hunn
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Cervera
Survey Board
U.S
Gen. Chaffee
DeRussy
Sir. Thomas
Lahacha
Washington, Ind
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