Court of Enquiry Richter on Sampson Letter Inquiry
The court debated summoning Admiral Sampson over a disputed phrase in the Dear Sampson letter and reviewed coal, distance, and battery details from the Santiago battle. Witnesses including Lt. Cmdr. Hodgson and Cmdr. Wainwright testified on maneuvers and statements attributed to Admiral Schley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayner
Admiral Schrey
Lemly
Admiral Sampson
Commodore Schley
Cienfuegos
Santiago
Havana
Sian- Hage
Admiral Selley
Hayner
Jindte Novocate
Syd Tix
Sam
Mr Rayner
Lieut
Dysun
Key West
Mr. Rayner
Dyson
Texas
Marblehead
Aodas
Massarorhavstts
Shane
Alta €. Monteson
Brooklyn
Vinette
Gista Wuether
Got
Pexas
Ite
Schley
Hodgson
Earai
Drouk
Reniey
Atban Codyson
Broooklyn
Santings
Clark
Oregon
Paeapendit Caenmander Wodgson
Colon
William M. Folger
New Orleans
Tie
Dewey
Selnew
Massachusetts
Folger
Navy Department
Morre
Golan
Gupuun Felger
Todgsen
Judge Advocate
Admiral Sehley
Sehley
Thodgsen
Bela
Cook
Selew
Edison
Maduy
Seiley
Admna
Liddgson
Admiral Sebley
Trodgson
Admiral Schley
Santiago Sea
Richard Wainwright
Gom- Ingader Wainwright
O. W. Dyson
Bureau of Sheer Engineering
Mo L
Santiago and Cienfoesos
Tle
Lieut. Bristow
Wanna
W. M. Volger
Subley
Cervera
Werlbai-Wel
Teannoet
Parker
Adi
Chem
Rugger
Ine
Stellar
New York
Roosevelt Cabinet Tradition and McKinley Era Precedents
A Kansas City Times analysis reviews how Roosevelt kept McKinley’s cabinet, contrasting Tyler, Taylor, Johnson, and Arthur transitions. It notes McKinley’s cabinet remained largely intact, while others saw resignations amid party factional fights and Reconstruction clashes, and defends Roosevelt from partisan attacks.
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Roosevelt
McKinley
Tyler
Gen
Harrison
Webster
Millard Fillmore
Taylor
Fillmore
Thomas Ewing
Interior
Johnson
Congress
Lincoln
Wiliam H. Seward
Hugh McCulloch
Mr. Wells
State
Treasury
Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Aith
Edwin M. Stanton
Stanton
Chester A. Arthur
Conkling
Grant
Blaine
Garfield
State Department
Arthur
Republican Party
Indianapolis Sentinel
Government aid urged for arid land reclamation
J. We Vestom of South Dakota Agricultural College urged the farmers at the national congress in Sioux Falls to seek federal funds for reclaiming arid western lands. He argued private effort has maxed out and proposed a $15 million ten year program, noting the government has $500 million from western land sales since 1875. He warned states cannot solve the issue alone and pressed Congress action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ National Compress
Sioux Balls
Jer. J. We Vestom
Suth Dakota Agricultural Callege
United States
Tie
Congress
Congressa
Anniversary Celebration and Eruptions in Madrid
The 1868 revolution anniversary was observed in Madrid and other towns. A crowd of 20 000 Republicans and Socialists at Barcelona laid a wreath on the monument to Geo. Prin. Police fired after a volley of stones. Three participants and five officers were wounded. Old papers for sale at this office.
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Lieut
Doyle
Ife
Erreut
Brooklyn
Santido
Tormeris
le Taut
Madrid
Barcelong
Geo. Prin
Fhve
Presbyterian church expansion announced in Clinton
The Presbyterians of Clinton will spend 5000 dollars to improve and enlarge their church. The Rev John Brann resigns as rector of St Matthias Episcopal Waukesha Wisconsin. The death of Rev George Warren D D places Dr Henry M Wield as head of the New York presbytery. The Big Spring Pennsylvania presbytery met at Gainston United Presbyterian Church 1778. The Fung Chair formerly at Chinese Baptist mission in Portland Oregon becomes pastor of First Baptist in Guten China. Rev W J Liamon resigns from First Christian Allegheny Pennsylvania to become dean of Christian Bible School affiliated with the University of Missouri at Columbia Missouri.
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Clinton
John Brann
St. Matthias’ Episcopal Church
Waukesha
Wis
George Warren
D. D
Henry M. Wield
New York
Big Spring
Gainston United Presbyterian Church
Rov. Fung
Chinese Baptist Mission
Portland
Ore
First Baptist Church
Guten
China
W. J. Liamon
First Christian Church
Allergheny
Christian Bible School
University of Missouri At Columbia
Roosevelts rise seen amid partisan critiques and plots
The column reviews reactions to Theodore Roosevelt's ascent after the assassination and the political maneuvers of Thomas Platt. It argues against partisan rancor, notes Roosevelt's sudden elevation, and predicts the Republican future hinges on his cautious, influential path.
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Roosevelt
Providence
Teddy
New York
Thomas Collier Platt
Empire State
Albany
Theodore
Platt
New York City
Vanderbilt
Theodore Roosevelt
Johnstown Democrat
Death Was Preferable
Mrs Henpeck tells her convalescent husband he should be grateful to Dr Slocum for saving him from death. The man replies that returning to life exposes him to the "laws" of life, highlighting a grim, ironic tone.
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Miss Stone
Ellen H. Stone
Samakox
Turkey
Balkan Mountains
Atlee
Vienna
London Express
Sofia
Daily Telegraph
Dickenson
Prince Ferdinand
Washington
Constantinople
G. M. Dickinson
William Peet
American Board
Helen M. Stone
Mime
Vsilka
Samakov
Bulgaria
Tose
Rauson
Rapcom Sad
Arenp
Dreneh
Aliss Stone
Macedonian Committee
Ellen M. Stone
the Times
William McKinley
Kansas City Times
Farmers’ Congress
Bryan
Kansas City Journal
Mr. Bryan
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