Naval Court of Inquiry verdict shocks many
The December 21 1901 issue reports the Court of Inquiry found Admiral Schley guilty on major points yet lauds his bravery. It notes public opinion supports his discretion at Santiago and praises his attack on the Spanish fleet. Also covered are wireless links between ships Lucania and Campania, Philippine casualty figures, Maryland educators’ meeting, Louisiana Purchase Exposition details, and political notes.
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Naval Bureau
Sehley
Schley
Santiago
Maryland
Southern Educational Association
Columbia
D. C
Ira Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
M. Bates Stephens
Association For Maryland
United States
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Schley
Navy Department
Raynor
Congress
Maclay
Atlantic wireless claim and era of debate across nations
Signor Marconi in St Johns Newfoundland described receiving electric signals across the Atlantic from Cornwall. A railroad route into New York via North and East Rivers is planned, while public reaction grows over the Schley Court of Inquiry and Admiral Dewey’s findings, with calls for congressional investigation and possible civil action.
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St. Johns
New Foundland
Atlantic Ocean
Cornwall
England
Atlantic
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