Verdict Stands Amid Roosevelt Schley Controversy
The court of inquiry verdict remains addressed against Admiral Schley as President Roosevelt’s reply to the appeal is made public. The President’s statement condemns the court’s handling of the night blockade and commends Schley for his handling of the Brooklyn and the Texas, while recounting the broader naval dispute over the Battle of Santiago. Ramon Galindo, outlaw leader, has been captured in New Mexico. Edward Bryant reports the arrest. Farmer A W Smith announces candidacy for Kansas Governor.
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Court of Inquiry
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Brest
Aniston
Brooklyn
Texas
Sampaor
Ramon Galindo
Island Band of Outlaws
Capt Jones
First
Texas Rangers
Edward Bryant
Galindo
Bonanna County
New Mexico
Mexico
A W Smith
Kansas
Exiled Fx President of the Boers Leads a Quiet Villa Routine
A damaged text describes a Boer president living in exile, reading the Bible daily under a tree at his villa, taking a noon siesta, and enjoying a formal daily schedule. He greets the public with respect, rides to a carriage bearing symbolic escutcheons, and follows a strict mealtime routine with supper at 6 30.
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smiths decision praised for brooklyn ship in battle
The report says captain and crew earned credit for the Brooklyn in the fight with Schley and Cook cited for their roles. It notes no ship deserved unusual reward and criticizes Lt Admiral Schley for actions before the battle.
Railroads, Schedules, and Tariffs Across Early 1900s Roads
Reports show Utah railways in a price war while Indiana and Vine connes hauls record coal traffic. Santa Fe adopts dining car tipping safeguards. Wisconsin Central links Milwaukee and Menasha. Grand Central sees 177 450 trains in 1901. Northwestern displays an April 15 1860 timetable from Clinton to Cedar Rapids with one freight and one passenger train daily.
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Indianapolis
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Menasha
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Wisconsin Central Line
Grand Central Station
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Chicago
Milwaukee and St Paul
Chicago Great Western Railway
Maple Leaf
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
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Northwestern
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Hay Warns Against Exclusive Privileges in China
Secretary Hay sent a note to Russia and China warning that exclusive rights granted to any nation in Manchuria or China will not be tolerated. The note aligns against privileging one nation over others and references implications for China’s integrity and foreign exploitation.
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Manchuria
United States
Hay
Pekin
China
Forest
Wu Eitimens
Davy
Feoelen
Steetest
Russia
Merger Legal Fight and Forestry Updates
Attorney general argues against Northern Securities merger under Sherman Act. A bill in equity aims to dissolve the exchange of Northern Securities Company shares for the two railroads and restore stock to original holders. Farmers urged to plant trees as forestry bulletin notes profits and rising pole and tie demand.
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Northern Securities Company
J Pierpont Mérean
Domest Hoh
Senate approves Denmark cession of islands for five million
The Senate rapidly ratified the treaty with Denmark ceding St Thomas St John and St Croix the Danish West Indies to the United States in exchange for 5 million dollars After extended debate the chamber also passed a bill to establish a permanent census office and considered various measures including Indian and Philippines related issues Other actions included private claims bills and a call for investigation of Shoshone Indian School ties.
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St Thomas
St. Croix
St. John
Allison Vigeronsix
Department of Voulture
Nanemal
Senate
Bate Delvered
Spooner
Philippine Islands
Mgr. Tillman
Philippines
House
Nardin
Winter Business Summary Mixed as Railroads Decline
A news summary notes mixed results across sectors with railroad earnings dipping due to weather while combined systems show gains. It highlights Detroit City Savings Bank failure tied to personal dishonesty, a strong pig iron January output of 1,450,000 tons, and shrinking furnace stocks. Steel and copper trade activity remains high with imports and exports varying by period, and prices for eggs butter and wheat showing volatility amid cold weather and high demand.
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Poeta Ong
Porte Reo
Pete
New York
Evers
Chicago
Real State
Amsonthera Railroad
United States Steel Corporat
Eset Poly
Market Notes on Western Livestock and Grain Prices
Chicago to New York markets report cattle hogs and sheep pricing across cities including Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit and Milwaukee with ranges for wheat corn oats rye and butter and eggs. A Southern railroad freight order to Knoxville Tennessee is listed.
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Indianapolis
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Cincinnati
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Boss
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Oath
New York
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