Court of Inquiry Delves Into Schley Battle Testimony
The marvel court of inquiry heard eight witnesses, all veterans of the Spanish American War and loyal to Admiral Schley, praising his conduct at the battle near Santiago. Testimony covered actions aboard the Brooklyn, movements toward Guantanamo, and questions about speed, signals, and the fleet’s strategical choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Admiral Schley
Marvel Court of Inquiry
Schley
Santiago
Charles Webster
Sianna
Nout
Gruin
Guantanamo
Can
Vompodore
B. W. Wellson
Sehlcy
Tiage
Conavander Reginald BP. Nicholson
Gregan
Charles M. de Valin
J. 3S Glannim
Mhonas F. Carter
Musign
Cronin
Garpenter
J.B. Wat
Brooklyns
L. Farney
Texas
I Yan
Nicholsona
Golen
Regan
Jie
Quegoa
Th. de Valin
Seldey
Ghertes
Slore
Tata Bette
Machivis
Tranley
Uvarpestoe Warford
Bram
Ryan
Yeoman
Ellis
Sehley
Inauiey
Rayner
Sampson
United States Senate
Blow
Wells
Admiral Sehley
Teute
Haomiey
Liewt. Wells
Hatya
Tas Dines
Wey West
Cienfuegas
Deteters Quail
Adria Seley
Navy Department
Selle
Bantiago
Chen
Bos
Hannay
Commodore Selley
Vhiey
Taya
Pipont
Air Cientaogos
Myuz
ISVS
Frank
de Marehleligiat
Dupont
Mr. Rayner
Cuedere
Saliley
Aixiery
Tung
Aha
Sigshee
Bigshee
Dently
Shesiae
Gahan
Caetya
Associated Press
Spr
Ryans
Commodore Seles
Chahaie
Qhuck
Pexas
Seltey
Beldoy
Fhriller
Apes
Gyetaan
Hemward
Touket Daek
Oregon
Vie
Ana Barere
General Buller Ousted After Controversial Speech
In a period of upheaval, General Buller is relieved of command amid a heated controversy over remarks attributed to him. The leadership shift comes as reports detail disputed statements and internal discord within command ranks. The army faces scrutiny as new interim leadership is appointed and investigations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyles Tee
Needs of the Navy Urge Men to Enlist Amid War Tense
The article calls for men to join the navy during wartime, detailing recruitment drives and the urgent need for crew aboard warships. It emphasizes training, discipline, and patriotism as key motivators, with references to enlistment locations and the promise of steady service.
Girl Dead in Off Duane Dormitory Mystery
A troubled report describes a girl found dead in a dormitory area linked to the Blue Abii team. Authorities investigate the death as a possible dormitory tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane
Yio
Deevie
States Face Key Gubernatorial and Senate Contests
A broad year of political contests looms as Ohio New Jersey Texas Maryland Massachusetts and Virginia weigh governors and U S Senate seats. The slate includes incumbents and nominees across multiple parties with special elections to replace late appointees and vacant state offices in several states including Maryland Pennsylvania New York Michigan and Kentucky.
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Euckere
Faw
Vane
United States Senate
Cnneequince
Ohio
New Jersey
Maryland
Massachusetts
Virginia
Jno
Rarpcombe Cauet
Aeleck
Supreme Court
Board of
Puilie Works
Eleasmn
Enim
We State
Biy Chow
George B. Nash
Cobh Dames Aubeniie
Sensater Dorakér
Gongat
Republiesa
Pranklin Murphy
Ampdames Mo Seyiaeee
Tawar
AL Hetterminey
Phenia J. Philips
Jorm A Gear
Jonathan PL Dothyer
Trout
Anald Brersurer
Legishutun
Will Elioasy
Amveessar
George J. Wellington
Torn
Willian de Doboo
Tontissiva
Saprenos Court
Tle Pontseal
Pennsylvania
Marriott Bausivas Eng
South Carolin
William Stokes
Polasd
Robert I Burke
New York
Albert 1. Slaw
Michigan
Fossean
Urmup
Railway and Transportation Developments Across the Southwest
A fragmented report details railroad surveys and proposed lines, including SI miles of new track in the Southwest and plans to extend the Easterns divisions road from Paducah. Mentions passenger totals, fare changes, and forthcoming rate adjustments for excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lol Wither
Nicket Plate Line
Oarsimavstors
Ilo Banta Be
Mainluss
New York
Enines
Malwaintier
St Taal Road
Ashiagy
Evan Puy Sunudine
Jay Wate
Market Notes and Global Trade Amid Turbulent Times
The report notes a large and generally profitable trade volume with renewed stock market activity led by Northern Pacific, while copper and Amalgamated Copper show limited gains. Railroads and mills stay busy with orders for months, and a strong transport feat is highlighted as mail travels from Australia to New York in under thirty days via a rapid US route. Domestic wheat, cotton and farm shifts are described, along with labor tensions and international competition.
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Northern Pacific
New York Exchange
Vier
Deering
Veet
Steel Mills
Lawton
Airearte de Cla
Ventura
Sidney
Beta Subjestudi
Trinsternel
Ouden
Otudar
UB & Qo
Lake Shore
New York
Yale Honors Great Minds With Doctorates In Bicentenary Exercises
A large Yale ceremony featured the conferment of honorary degrees during the bicentennial celebration. President of the United States attended, appeared with university leaders, and watched a procession and musical tributes. Recipients included notable figures such as Albert A. Michelson and Harold P. Barlow among others from several Western universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooncwelt
Wade
Vniviversty
Yale
Antsie
David Fo Brewer
United Stam Supreme Court
United States
Mireetty
Theoden A. Binglaant
Tose
Hows
Dusties
Marquis Tio
Panier Af Apa
Albert Atealan Michelson
Jysies
University of Chicago
Avinieal Whampsony
Plos
Harper
University of Chile
Chaffee Plans Final Strike Against Philippine Insurgents
General Chaffee orders a decisive campaign against insurgents on Samar and nearby islands to crush resistance. He will deploy about 8,000 regulars and 8,800 marines under Rodgers and Chatto, with Washington coordinating operations. The War Department hopes the force will suppress the insurgency, with possible reinforcements if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffee
Samar
Philippine
Yas
Chatfee
AO News From Our Colonies In Cuba
Leontil Waood, Cuba's military governor, discusses progress and health. He claims yellow fever is no longer epidemic, Cuba's capital development plan advances, and education grows with new schools. He notes sugar crops, debts, and aid programs, highlighting hospital work in Hawaii and social reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civo
Leontil Waood
Cuba
Hinvunga
Abdur Rahman Khan Afghan Despot and Reigner of Kabul
Abdur Rahman Khan, dead Ameer of Afghanistan, rose from exile to unite and rule Afghanistan after 1880. He faced uprisings and external pressure, maintained strict rule, and earned recognition as the strongest Amir since the Duranis. His heir is Abdul Wahid Gulkhil, aged about 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdur Rahman Khan
Ameer
Afghanistan
Abdur Raman Khan
Amieep
Afshanistan
Asia
Lis Uife
Kiran
Shem AU
Aly
Tto
Russia
Samareand
Etie
Shere Ali
Cabul
Iis
Efis
Yakoub Khan
Amory
Louis Cavagnari
Yakoub
Sind Toda
Abdur Rahn
Jie
Wabi Oulkil
Itinerant Barbers in New York Earn Large Tips
The itinerant barber who visits clients at home remains rare in New York yet persists. These barbers operate with few fixed costs, avoid rent, and attract clients who prefer home service. They lack steady income and rely on a small but loyal following, often earning more per client, with tips reflecting customer satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Sun
Grain Elevators Expand Use Of Steel Structures
The article notes rapid adoption of steel framed grain elevators in growing numbers, with two to four tin sections detached from main buildings. Concrete and steel bands dominate construction, and several Minnesota sites report aggregate capacity near half a million bushels. The trend marks a shift from older methods to durable, modular designs.
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Cue Tander
William
Mush
Dieut Wad
Gen. Buller
Atria
Hillyard
Uing
Broderick
Donerad
Dae
Cme
Landon
Neteenen Raat
Wwe
Arkaival Crechiteliolis
Butler
Wen
Chicago
Kyisas
Aero of
Atericas
Gymany
Aasir
Muisteatta
Arauses
George Milisaye
Becoi
Wan
Daspreta
Phen
Moleksi
Hawaii
Aveordiae
Qeaacanelle Onleor
Marie Hospital
Hawai Atl
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Tsu
Trois
Washington
Lindins
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