Court Martial Finds Magan Guilty of Dismissal
Gen Magan found guilty by court martial of unbecoming an officer and a gentleman and conduct unbecoming good order and military discipline. The panel recommended dismissal with no clemency. Immunity for testimony did not extend to language toward superiors or subordinates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 2. Wagan
Hag
Con Tagen
War Investigating Commission
Magan
Miles
Anna
Anna Taelichowsly
Tits Boy
Dad
Ba Heittek
Das
McKiney
George W. Lane
Nighthollinois Infantry
Lane
Deny Use Of Chemicals By Mcasa Packers In Offer
McCasa Packers reply to charges offer 100000 to any charity if commission by Gen Miles finds evidence of chemical use in meat preparation for army or trade. They deny any preservation beyond refrigeration and state only water and cold air were used in dressing beef, shipments from regular stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnicaga
Cifer
Mhicasa
Miles
Twenty Gold Seekers Dead in Copper River Shuffle
News from Seattle reports twenty gold seekers perished after being frozen in the Copper River region near Valdes glacier. The Cottage City delivered the update from Alaska naming several identified victims including Charley Whron C P Smith Ole Myjem Tenderson and George Sweezey among the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper River
Seattle
Valdes Glacier
Cottage City
Alaska
le Dent
Charley Whron
New York
C. P. Smith
Chicago
Ole Myjem
Baldwin
Wist Mt
Dinmont match promoters settle creditors in cash
The Moore brothers of Dinmont match fame have settled with creditors after a collapse that shut the Chicago stock exchange. Within ten days they paid out 500000 dollars in cash, restoring a clean financial standing after their 4000000,000 failure and exchange closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moores
Dinmont Match
Moore
Whiteside's Fiery Charge in Montana Legislature
Montana Senator Whiteside was ousted from the legislature after a heated exchange over bribery and fight for the senatorship. He called the Clark men bribe-talkers and accused them during a tense incident as he reached toward his pocket while Representative Carr moved toward him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Whiteside
Montana Legislture
Sioux Falls hosts first national creamery convention in SD
Immense crowd gathers as the National Creamery Buttermakers' Association opens its first U.S. convention in Sioux Falls on Tuesday. Delegates from multiple states attend a sizable exhibit, with awards and a parade marking the event. Officers are elected and the gathering contemplates industry splits over commission rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
National Creamery Buttermakers’ Association
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Oho
Indiana
Iinois
Palmer
Coy
Lee
Smith
Marsh
Waterloo
Suddendorf
A. J. Metall
Town
Minois
A. W. Meiuul
Creston
O.P. Jensen
Wells
Minn
West
Hermnan Boek
Juake Park
Kansas
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Ilinois
Elgin Creamery Company
A. P. McCall Creamery
Elgin Company
Thelinois
Elgin
Pearson
Agricultural Department
Washington
Ireland
Denmark
England
France
New South Wales
New Zealand
Mit
Farrington
Ofivers
Boardman
Nevada
Jas
Leland Grifin
Do Sinet
S. D
B. Ludendorf
Blgin
Vic
Joseph Newmans
Juke Echlosser
Robert Wisebery
W.F. Jensen
Massachusetts
S. P. Wibbards
Bennett
George J. Haskell
J. A. North
James Davidson
Gilchrist Stewart
Tennessee
A. J. Dickenson
Montina
AY. Hellingson
Missouri
Kennets
North Dakota
Childs
Oklahoma Territory
Nisstoy
W. KK. Boardman
Lincoln
St. Paul
Des Moines
Association
Congressional Debates Span Senate and House Sessions
Reports show a lively week in both chambers with fights over expansion naval bills and a private bill on Cramp & Sons. Key moments include a heated Grosvenor Grosvenor Lewis clash, debates on annexation, and progress on pension and rebuilding measures.
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House
Grosvenor
Ohio
Lewis
Washington
Cramp & Sons
Philadelphia
New York
Massachusetts
Indiana
Columbia
Post Office
Alata
Senate
Morgan
Filipino envoy Agoncillo named public enemy in United States
Vitipino representative De Filipe Agoncillo, sent by Aguinaldo, is deemed a public enemy and possible spy as authorities deem him still under Spanish authority. Dispatches to Hong Kong reveal plans to push independence and criticism of US restraint. Manila and Malolos tensions rise amid reports of war readiness and international reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitipino
de Filipe Agoncillo
Aguinaldo
United States
Spain
Hong Kong
Agoncillo
Aguinnaldo
Philippines
Mong Ixong
Manila
Iloilo
London
the Times
The
Chronicle
New Republic
Cou. Otis
Search for Dead Given Up in Paul Jones Tragedy
The search for the victims of the Paul Jones disaster has been abandoned. The Naggart Jones expedition, including Mayor Naggart, Lawrence Jones, and Messrs Patterson and Breuning from Indianapolis, comprised the rescuers but their efforts concluded with no success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
Seca
Naggart-Jones
Mayor Naggart
Lawrence Jones
Messrs
Patterson
Breuning
Indianapolis
Search parties fail to find bodies after voyage
The first search team reached New Orleans empty handed and found no trace of the bodies likely swept to sea by a northwest wind. Two other parties returned with no significant tidings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
New Orléans
Debated War Policy Sparks Fiery Congress Session
Indiana Democrat Johnson and Iowa’s Dolliver clashed over the war policy. Johnson denounced expansion and urged abandoning the Philippines to the strongest claimant. Dolliver called war supporters traitors and warned force may be used to keep Dewey’s victory fruits, while demanding clear stance on Filipino subjection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Indiana
Dolliver
Iowa
McShinley
Iown
Congress
Philippines
Admiral Dewey
Senate
Bates
Debated Exile and Honors in Philippine Ties and Stamp Trivia
The article surveys opinions on Axgoncille as a potential expulsion or tool, praises Agotelle as a smooth Malay citizen, and notes his meetings with Foreign Relations Committee members and sympathetic senators. It recounts Enele Sam’s 1898 stamp production totaling about 2.5 billion two cent stamps and their epic length, then details Town delegation oratories Dolliver Cousins Hepburn Henderson and Gen Henderson. It reports a 600,000 acre Klaath land sale for about $600,000, a Chinese exclusion order in Porto Rico, postage rate petitions, McKinley sparing Captain Lane from dismissal, and a $800,000 free-delivery appropriation with carrier pay raises. It ends noting Canadian and American views on mutual demands and a closing assertion of contention.
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Senate
Mr. White
California
West
Dem
Bacon
Philippines
Davis
Committee On Foreign Relations
Chandler
Navy
Marine Corps
T House
Hull
McClelan
Way
Virginia
Messrs. Parker
New Jersey
Brown
Ohio
Messrs
Cox
Tennessee
Bell
Colorado
Latham
Texas
Lodge
Mass
Telfer
Clay
Johson
Indiana
Dolliver
Crumpacker
Rep
Ind
Rixey
Dem. Va
Linney
Step
Mar. Hale
Comcitloe
Cullom
Naval Affairs Committee
Washington
Department of Justice
Butler
Vep
N.C
State Department
Grosvenor
Olio
Megars
Bramwell
Stewart
N. J
Tongue
Ore
Dingmore
Ark
Jott
McRae
Simms
Tenn
Mr. Marsh
Axgoncille
Agotelle
Enele Sam
Cousins
Hepburn
Henderson
Gen
Hhe
Congress
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