Sampson Protest Claims Command At Battle Of Manila Bay
Attorney for Admiral Sampson asserts he commanded the fleet at the battle and that his evidence would prove all allegations. They argue the record shows he followed orders and seeks a court to hear further testimony and arguments.
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Wankineton
Thealh
Admiral Sumpeat
Toilay Meltie
Pintosthnar
Elaine Et
Toim
Sebtey
Toi
Vhveidere Adievyolt
Te Lilt
Ben Street
New York
Kent
W. T. Sennen
Idan Kheheiath
Iingeatty
Swaige
Pradent
Wight
Aviainal Samapenn
Saaihige
Teast
Lottie
Pune
Texas
Wiithy
Saimpyou
Admiral Sampson Retires Amid Rumors of Decline
Washington rumors spread that Admiral Sampson faces a serious health downturn. Officials note steady retrogression without a rapid deterioration, citing poor weather and indigestion hindering his daily walks and routine.
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Rases
Admiral Schley Informed of Sampson's Attorneys Action
Fragmentary report states Admiral Schley was told of Sampson's attorneys actions and Roosevelt's stance on a related matter. The piece notes Admiral Sibley moving toward Washington and mentions a vessel and a dispute over a statement, with Schley declining to discuss further.
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Schley
Sampson
Sulistuey
Sibley
Washington
Souspetiit
Roosevelt
Robles Wee
Boutlege
Admira
Dincuma
Horses Purchased for the Gotish Army Figures Released
The war secretary Frederick says the total number of horses bought during the war exceeded 40,088 with 17,101 sourced from the United States and the remainder from Canada after consulation with another European power.
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Kenton
Velraury T.I
CeMdns
Suliert
Prare
South Africa
Metrederick
United States
Canada
Admiral Schley Receives Ovation on Homeward Trip
Admiral Schley and Mrs. Seiler were greeted with cheers in an Alsivilie North Carolina stop. A large bouquet was presented to the admiral by local residents as the train prepared to depart for Washington early the next morning.
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Schley
Asivilie
N.C
Seiler
Seley Kom
Bond Kijekty Teplice
Pike Bhiefly
Wasingtot
German Chancellor Addresses Agriculture Banquet
Berlin February 7 At a banquet of the German connection of agriculture Count Von Balen the imperial chancellor spoke on duty and the nation’s obligations to agriculture. He cited the need for unity among state and federal leaders to support the farming sector and secure its future.
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Berlin
Connec
Count von Balen
Ambition of Hornson To Head Navy Department Rumor
Multiple political maneuvers unfold as Captain Pearson Holmes seeks retirement while eyeing a Congressional bid against Hawkhead in Alabama. Rumors suggest ambitions to head the Navy Department, with supporters aiming to guide his campaign. Congressional committee activity includes timing for federal district judges and New Mexico statehood matters. Eulogies for T. Ed. Barks are planned in Texas. Passenger Traffic Manager Morae of the Southern Pacific travels to Houston via New Orleans.
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iBpenal
Wesllogten
Captan Wichmien Pearson H Holmon
Congress
Hawkhead
Alabama Ciateien
Hoeleoq
Wily
Navy Department
de Graffenfeld
Fons Territorial Committee
New Mexico
Arizanan Oklahoma
Tyennessee
Ty Orafenfeld
Wemnlitee
War Department
Cullierean
Barks
Texas
Morae
Southern Pacific
Houston
New Orleans
Mrs Jefferson Davis to visit Mississippi Legislature
Misty Jackson February 7 officialword says Mrs. Jefferson Davis will visit Jackson to greet the last Mississippi Legislature to convene in the old capitol. Concurrent resolutions extending her courtesies were adopted and a committee named to revive her. It is understood Pearl, her Gulf Coast home, may be purchased by the State and turned into a memorial for Confederate remembrance.
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Jackson
Mist
Jefferson Javia
Gulf Coast
Permanent Headquarters Debate in Columbus for Unified Campaign
Democratic editors met in Columbus Ohio to discuss plans for a permanent state headquarters and a vigorous campaign. A bureau of information was to be created and a permanent organization of democratic educators formed to support unified action.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pere Wanent
Atnge
Bureau of Information
Admirals Hebley and Mrs Hebley Leave Knoxville for Washington
Admiral and Mrs. Hebley departed Knoxville this morning at 9:87 oclock for Washington. They travel in the private car of W H Ped dle, superintendent of transportation for the Southern Railway, with the Ashinten and Mrs Behles accompanying them to the depot. A large welcoming committee and crowd saw them off with a farewell ovation.
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Sebley
Knoxville
Teen
Hebley
Waohington
W. Hi. Mpeddle
The
Southern Railway
Ashintent
Mrs. Behles
American Jockey Departs for France from New York
Lincoln Nebraska jockey Charlie A. Thorpe sails from New York toward France to ride Wisewout Mercourt at a traded price in francs. Thorpe leaves Lincoln following a season of prepare in the early spring campaign.
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France
Lincoln
Neb
Felgouty T
Charlie A. Thorpe
Jeft
New York
Frace
Thorpe
Wisewout Mercourt
Erade Francs
U S Marshal Grant Visits President Roosevelt
U S marshal Grant for the Eastern District meets President Roosevelt amid Senate confirmation delays. Nomination and reappointment unsettled. Senate committee considers favorable report but action remains pending. Officials discuss building projects and energy plans as part of ongoing government appointments.
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Washington
John Grant
United States
Maerbal
Bern
Senate
Maris
Califaror
Browheville
Galymeville
Will Tee
China
Tesa
Lilmeeye
Lélig
Burleson Weil
Bailey protests to extend Indian land leases to September first
Bailey of Texas files a protest demanding extension of Indian land leases to September 1. The case involves thousands of acres in Kansas and Oklahoma held under leases said to affect operations and revenue. The document notes proposed delays and urges keeping the leases active to support continued development and holder interests.
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Woekligtion
Hiaator Bailey
Texses
Bo Barsett
Kiewa
Commieho Gustore
Oklahoma
Reptembler
J. Hy
Lumber Dealers Protest Interstate Commerce Hearings
Washington February 9. The Interstate Commerce Commission heard testimony from lumber dealers representing Missouri Kansas and Illinois about alleged railroad discrimination against lumber shipments. They argued freight rates rose unevenly hurting dealers and small mills while railroads favored other freight. The speakers claimed rising costs threaten relief for the industry and urged action.
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Rey
Jomnmerte Commission
Washington
Vyieuary
Counta
Neale
Peporle
Mississoni
Ebergea
British Army recruiting camp alleged at Chalmette New Orleans
A letter to the U S president claims a recruiting station exists near Chalmette, with British officers maintaining a camp in New Orleans port area. General Pearson warns of belligerent actions and questions neutral conduct as debates over mules and Amer ican enlistment surface amid pressure from South African conflict interests. The piece notes executive branch control over the matter and ongoing testimony shaping policy.
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Speen
New Orleans
Bawine Pearson
United States
Washington
Muitos Wil Toreen
South Africa
Miers
Pease
Ecoorteons
Mitchet
Grinork
Pearson
Georg
Woldliies
Renwal
Eypollen
Brea Othawn
Tia
Aletridt
Loulelyna
Pontaon
T Hanocter
Eapieniy
Denlaytom
Goovermmeu
Na Concentiindt
South African Republic
Washington, D. C
Tock
Fatal Fire Sacrifices Man to Save Another in Horton
A February fire at Rock Island Railroad shops in Horton Kansas kills two men and destroys property worth about 250000 dollars. P.O. McKeown, president of the board of something, dies while trying to save W. J. Davis, chief employee of the works, who also perishes. The incident occurred in the late afternoon at the big cur works.
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Horton
Kan
Rock Island Railroad
P.oHe McKeown
W. J. Davis
Our Works
McKeem
Teylog
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