Attornies for Schley Shift Tactics in Trial
The Commercial Tribune reports a shift toward a conciliatory approach by Rayner in the Schley court case. The plan avoids aggressive confrontation to avoid provoking the court while Schley’s supporters expect a future stir on the stand if needed.
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Washington
Commercial Tribune
Schley
Rayner
Hammer
Attorney Rayner
Admiral Schley
Brook Iyn
Santiago de Cuba
Sampson
Wilson
Mr. Rayner
Cienfuegos
Santiago
Colon
Key West
Cervera
Cojon
England's War Sec Has Faith in Kitchener
London dispatch reports Secretary for War Brodrick defending government policy in South Africa. He says 200 000 troops and 450 guns are in the field, with 100 000 trainees at home, and asserts no interference with Lord Kitchener. He cites vast supplies, 69 mobile columns, and 10 000 remounts monthly to sustain operations.
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London
Brodrick
Charles Howard Vincent
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Boers Capture Scouts in Orange River Ambush
Thirteen of Kitchener's scouts have been captured in a Boer ambush near Heilbron on the Orange River, Colon, dated October 7. The report notes a targeted operation against reconnaissance units during the ongoing conflict.
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Heilbron
Orange River
Colon
Kitchener
Botha Again Escapes as British Cordon Narrowly Misses
London October 10 Lord Kitchener reports that General Botha has crossed the Pivaau River about twenty miles north of Vryheid. The move indicates he has again escaped the British cordon, keeping his forces free while British pressure continues.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Botha
Pivaau River
Vryheid
France Sentences Anarchist Editor for Czar Assassination Call
Paris October 10 Laurent Tailhade editor of Libertaire was tried by the Correctional Police tribunal for an article during the Emperor Nicholas visit urging the murder of the Czar and calling President Loubet and French ministers tyrants. Tailhade received one year in prison and 1100 francs fine. M Grandidier Libertaire manager got six months and a 100 francs fine.
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Paris
Laurent Tailhade
Libertaire
Emperor Nicholas
France
Loubet
M. Grandidier
Russian papers fear Great Britain and Afghanistan
The St Petersburg press views Afghanistan as a doorway to India and urges a bold move to occupy Herat and other frontier posts. The Svet argues England cannot be allowed to annex Afghanistan while Russia seeks police on its Central Asian frontiers. All papers agree Russia must counter British designs.
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ST. Petersburg
Afghanistan
Svet
Syet
Herat
England
Russia
India
Fruitful Year for Congregational Church in 3-Year Report
Rev. Asher Anderson announces National Congregational Council statistics covering the three years since 1898. The report cites 6,650 churches, 7,435 new members, and 137,277 total additions with regional gains and losses across New England, Atlantic, Mississippi east and west, and Pacific areas.
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Meriden
Conn
Asher Anderson
National Congregational Council
Portland
Ore
New England
Atlantic States
Mississippi
East
West
Pacific
McKinley Memorial Fund Formed By National Trustees
Trustees of the McKinley National Memorial Association meet in Cleveland and announce incorporation to build a Canton memorial for President McKinley. Board includes Hanna Day Herrick Crane Fairbanks and others. subscriptions welcomed nationwide with honors for governors and officials.
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McKinley National ‘Memorial Association
Senator Hanna
McKinley” National Memorial Association
Cleveland
The
United States
George B. Cortelyou
Washington
E. M. Torrance
Minneapolis
William A. Lynch
Canton
Marcus A. Hanna
John G. Milburn
William McConway
Pittsburg
David R. Frances
St. Weis
Louis
Robert 3. Lowry
Atlanta
Henry C. Payne
Milwaukee
Henry T. Scott
San Francisco
Murphy
Newark
N. J
William R. Day
Myron T. Herrick
Ryerson Ritchie
Poe
McKinley
Association
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Funda
Lorenzo Snow Dies, Fifth Mormon President in Salt Lake
Lorenzo Snow, longtime leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, died at his Beehive House residence in Salt Lake City after a brief illness. Born 1814 in Mantua Ohio, he helped found Brigham City and led missions including Britain. Joseph Smith Jr may succeed as church head pending April conference.
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Salt Lake
Lorenzo Snow
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Mormon Church
Beehive House
Snow
Church
Council ‘of Twelve Apostles
Joseph Smith
Smith
Laves
Mantua
Portage County
Ohio
Oberlin College
Great Britain
Illinois
Salt Lake City
Brigham City
Meeker Arrests Pair for Game Law Violations
Report from Meeker Colorado dated October 10 states author Ernest Seton Thompson and guide Goff were arrested for violating game laws. Thompson denies the allegations claiming the charges are unfounded while authorities note hunting incidents involving deer.
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Commercial Tribune
Meeker
Col
Ernest Seton- Thompson
Goff
Thompson
Wild
Icae
General Uribe-Uribe Routed by Venezuelans
A Barranquilla dated bulletin reports General Uribe-Uribe was utterly routed at Tachira and reached Maracaibo on October 3 aboard the French steamer Fournet, with no further details provided.
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Colon
Colombia
Galveston
Barranquilla
Fournet
General Uribe-Uribe
Tachira
Maracaibo
German Sailors Attacked by Venezuelans in Porto Cabello
Mob and police clashed with about fifty sailors from the German cruiser Vineta at Porto Cabello. Police in civilian dress backed locals as the crowd moved toward the wharf, where the Vineta lay. Two sober Vineta petty officers were wounded by police swords. the Venezuelan government demanded an apology from Germany.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Haytien
Eden
la Guayara
Venezuela
Porto Cabello
Vineta
Refugees Reach Kingston As Colombia Turmoil Worsens
The Barbadoan brought refugees from Colon Colombia reporting a crippled trade and forced conscription. Rebels attacked a town near Colon but halted after a US gunboat Machias order. Another assault on Bocas del Toro is feared. In Caracas authorities doubt a peaceful Venezuela Colombia settlement is possible.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Colon
Colombia
United States
Machias
Bocas del Toro
Beveridge Meets Roosevelt in White House Confab
Senator Beveridge of Indiana, fresh from a trip through Russia and Siberia, lunched with President Roosevelt and held a follow up conference. He was back at the House later for additional consultation.
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Beveridge
White House
Washington
Indiana
Russia
Siberia
Porr East
Roosevelt
Monument to Heroic Virginians Dedicated at Pleasant
A Pleasant, West Virginia crowd of about 10 000 witnessed the dedication of a grove monument at the Kanawha and Ohio Rivers junction. The granite shaft will cost around 50000 dollars and a museum will convert an old log structure into a showcase for Continental and Indian relics. Notables included Colonel Bennett H. Young General Charles H. Grosvenor and William R. Thompson. The event honored Virginians who fought 127 years ago, led by General Andrew Lewis, in a pivotal historic battle.
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Commercial Tribune
Va. Pleasant
W. Va
Kanawha
Ohio Rivers
Great Britain
Ohio Valley
Pt. Pleasant
Liberty
Bennett H. Young
Kentucky
Charles H. Grosvenor
Ohio
William R. Thompson
Huntington
Virginia
Andrew Lewis
Freed From Cruelty Divorce Granted in Ohio Case
Margaret Athey was granted a divorce from John W. Athey for extreme cruelty and neglect in Columbus Ohio and resumed her maiden name Margaret Mantey. She alleged his threat of violence and past conduct. Dora Stoll also filed for divorce, testifying her husband Charlies Stoll has been sober only once in six years and often fed beer to their child.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Margaret Athey
John W. Athey
Margaret Mantey
Dora Stoll
Charlies ‘Stoll
Les
Sehd
Henderson Urges Aid to Merchant Marine and Protection Policy
Speaker D B Henderson declares shipping interests must be aided and praises protectionist policy. He discusses routes to Central America, tariff revision, McKinley and Roosevelt, and expects China and Cuba policies to advance with strong national objectives.
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U. S
Henderson
House of Representatives
Manchester
D. B. Henderson
South America
Nicaragua
Panama
United States
Congress
Senator Depew Unable to Speak in Cincinnati Tour Plans
Senator Depew wires Republic and State Committee he cannot speak with Senator Hanna in Cincinnati on October 24. Governor Nash to tour with Governors Shaw and Gear, visiting Springfield Clyde Norwalk Mt. Vernon. Talks by Hurst Wanamaker Prince Kilbourne Zimmerman Bashford press details set Delaware meeting October 19.
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Columbus
Commercial Tribune
Depew
Republican State Committee
Senator Hanna
Cincinnati
Patterson
Republican State
Nash
Shaw
Iowa
Gear
Oregon
Springfield
Hanna
Clyde
Norwalk
Mt. Vernon
Foraker
H. Hurst
Chillicothe
Wanamaker
Akron
Sandusky
Delaware
G. 8. Prince
Galesburg
Democratic State Committee 60 Far
Colonel Kilbourne
Newark
John L. Zimmerman
Kilbourne Club
Republican State Executive Committee
Bashford
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio
President Roosevelt Purchases Three New Horses
President Roosevelt buys three horses a landau a brougham and a victoria obtained in New York through Douglas Robinson. The carriage and horses will arrive early next week and join his White House stables alongside Bleistein Yaeganka and other mounts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Douglas Robinson
White House
Ft. Pelin
Bleistein
Fire destroys Wheeling glassware factory
A tableware factory in Wheeling West Virginia was wiped out by a blaze on October 10. The Central Glass Company's plant suffered total loss with extensive damage to equipment and buildings. Fire crews battled the flames through the night, no injuries reported.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Central Glass Camws
Brigands Hold Captive Miss Stone on Yokoruda Heights
Sofia Oct 10 According to semi official intelligence Bulgarian officials say brigands holding Miss Stone in Turkish territory are now on Yokoruda Heights in the无人 foothills position near Sofia.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Miss Stone
Joko
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