Roosevelt Orders Secret Navy History From Schley Testimony
President Roosevelt directs Admiral Dewey and associates to prepare an official abstract of testimony from the Schley court of inquiry. The draft, to be sent to Secretary Long, would become the Navy Department’s historical record of the West Indian campaign and the July 4 battle off Santiago. The court’s own abstract will be subject to the secretary, while other histories are to be discarded. Captain James Parker returns to Washington amid chatter over his silk hat and questions about Schley’s finances.
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England and Germany relations in the unsettled mood
Berlin correspondent says the Cologne Gazette warning of a possible con flagration between England and Germany will fade as the two nations keep distance and both governments fulfill tasks. The sea between them remains a barrier and no undue dependence develops.
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Exclusion of Consumptives Prompts Immigration Ruling
New York courts consider the constitutionality of a treasury ruling barring consumptives from landing. The case centers on Thomas Boden from Ireland who arrived November 9 aboard the Cunard steamer Lucania with his wife and child. Ellis Island authorities suspected tuberculosis after medical examination.
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Ellie Island
Charleston Exposition Opens in Eight Days
Charleston reports the South Carolina Interstate and West Indian exposition is eight days away with builders and exhibitors en route. The U S Marine Corps camps on the grounds for the event and the government fisheries exhibit arrives for installation. Asphalt roadways are nearly finished and major statuary groups are placed in the court of palaces.
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Cleveland in danger after hunting trip
Reports from Trenton and Princeton describe former President Cleveland suffering a severe cold after a hunting trip along the South Carolina coast. Doctors feared pneumonia but phrases indicate he is improving and not in immediate danger. Mrs. Grover Cleveland states he has a cold and has not been threatened with pneumonia.
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Trust Legislation Favored by Industrial Commission
Industrial Commission plans a report favoring federal charters for interstate combines. It urges federal supervision of trusts, open books, and a national standard pricing system to curb cross state price manipulation and favor public accountability in rail and other major industries.
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Salisbury Said to Be Aging Rapidly
London correspondent reports Lord Salisbury aging rapidly in New York dispatch. He shows little interest in public affairs, searches absentmindedly for the point of least resistance, and avoids political disturbance and commotion.
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Proved His Right and Title in German Rebuff
London reports that Joseph Chamberlain faced sharp criticism in Great Britain over his remarks on alliances and foreign policy. The colonial secretary’s comments sparked anxiety among English business leaders and cautious press reaction, with few defending the stance. Officials indicate the issue may fade, though Chamberlain risks harming his reputation among elite circles.
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A Faint Glimmer of News on a Sunday Post Page
An index style list outlines sections from Washington appeals to local news and society pages. It notes items on the Spanish steamer Telesfora fire still smoldering in Manchester after shipboard fire in cotton cargo.
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