Definitions and testimony shine at Schley court inquiry
The Schley court of inquiry details nautical terms and testimony from Captains McCalla Wise Barber and Sigsbee. It covers coal timing, insurgent codes, weather impacts, and the sequence of events around Cienfuegos and Santiago as the war moves toward a verdict.
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Bowman HH. McCalla
Marblehead
Spain
Schley
McCalla
Cienfuegos
Brooklyn
Sampson
Key West
Santiago
Barber
Captain Wise
Massachusetts
Cervera
Guantacamo
W. H. Slayton
New York
Admiral Sampson
Chadwick
Crowninshield
Department
Admiral Meney
Mr. Stayton
Anciral Sampson
H. H. Southerland
Eagle
Scorpion
Marix
McCallo
Cienfieges
Southerland
James M. Miller
Merrimac
Santiango
Miller
Texas
Oregon
Iowa
Evans
Rayer
Admiral Schley
Jack Philip
Secretary of the Navy
Wise
Schrey
Vans
Bob
Captain Cook
Seth Low for Mayor of New York on fusion ticket
Seth Low, eminent New Yorker, again seeks New York City mayoral nomination on anti-Tammany fusion. The article traces his career from Brooklyn reform mayor to Columbia University president, noting his birth in Brooklyn in 1850 and early mercantile and charity work.
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Seth Low
New York
Low
Edward M. Grant
Jacob A. Cantor
State Senate
Manhattan
Ablel Abbot Low
Brooklyn
That City
Columbia College
New York Chamber of Commerce
Brooklyn Bureau of Charities
Columbia University
New Commander-in-Chief Named for G. A. R.
Hon. Eli Torrance of Minneapolis elected G. A. R. commander in chief after a heated contest at Cleveland encampment. His rivals Gen Daniel E. Sickles and Gen Stewart withdrew, Torrance earning 476 votes to 230.
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Buffalo
Cleveland
Eli Torrance
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Daniel E. Sickles
New York
Stewart
Pennsylvania
Torrance
Sickles
College Days Begin Across Institutions
Reports from universities and colleges in the East and West show steady attendance with no larger registration than last year. Coeds and men start a new nine month term as mothers accompany freshmen, and a broad awakening to higher education spread through the middle West, signaling a potentially prosperous academic year.
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Middle West
McKinley Funeral Costs and Senate Matters Detailed
Special provision will cover physicians and surgeons who attended President McKinley and his funeral expenses in Washington and Canton. Garfield costs were 57 500, with 35 600 for physicians and 22 000 for funeral expenses. Rail travel dominated Garfield costs and similar patterns are expected for McKinley. Mrs McKinley likely to receive liberal treatment akin to Mrs Garfield. Vice President duties now fall to Senator Frye as acting VP, a role seen after Hobart and again after Roosevelt’s succession. Balangiga disaster tests U S forces, worst since Filipino war began, with 48 American soldiers killed. Ninth Infantry has suffered several fatalities in China, San Juan Hill, and Manila campaigns. A new ship subsidy bill will be introduced, with differences from Frye and Hanna’s prior effort, aimed at broader acceptance. President Roosevelt maintains an 8 a.m. breakfast to speed up work before 10 a.m. callers arrive.
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Congress
President McKinley
Buffalo
Garfield
McKinley
Washington
Canton
Congres
United States
William P. Frye
Maine
Senate
Chamber
Hobart
Frye
Theodore Roosevelt
James G. Blaine
Ninth Infantry
Balangiga
Samar
P. L
Philippines
Lieut. Gilmore
Balor
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Marinduque
Manila
Malolos
Liscum
China
Rockefeller
San Juan Hill
Cuba
Frye and
Hanna
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Court of Inquiry
Schley Court of Inquiry
West India Islands
North Atlantic
Bowman SI. McCalla
Schley Sampson
Jewett
Sehley
Navy Department
Dewey
Charles D. Sigsbee
Havana Harbor
St. Paul
Nunez
Commoore Schley
Sigsbee
Rayner
Commodore Schley
Sam
Seti Low
TION
Roosevelt
Senator Frye