The Schley Conspiracy in the 1901 Seadrift Era
The article defends Admiral Schley amid calls for a court of inquiry into the Santiago battle. It argues the masses see the truth, condemns Sampson’s supporters, and cites Marshal Conner’s views that Schley directed the victory and deserved credit. It also discusses tariff policy as a Democratic duty against trusts and protectionist measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Sehley
Brooklyn
Santiago
Cervera Fe
Sampson
Cervera
Sealey
Schrey
Washington
Naval Department
O Conner
Oregon
Lantings
San Francisco
Walle
Mempots
Teno
Fordyth
Saumpson
Bin
Adantal
Setley
Sand
Oregan
Cookivu Wa
Cristobal Colon
Ververa
Outrageous Protective Tariff and Political Activism
The Washington Post comments that tariff protection shields trusts, enabling high home prices and reduced foreign profits, harming consumers outside trust protection. Champ Clark yes declared candidacy for U S Senate to back Geo G West. The tariff issue may rank high in the next campaign. A fire in Bowling Green, Missouri, destroyed a block of buildings. Gov Dockery attended a Gallatin street fair. Aloysius Goetz, a Catholic private, married his housekeeper and lost his robes of sanctity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Champ Clark
Congress
Missouri
United States Senate
Geo. G. West
Aloysius F Goetz
Lee
Wentworth Military Academy praised as west’s leading school
The Kansas City Times lauds Wentworth Military Academy Lexington Missouri as a historic, well governed institution founded by Stephen Wentworth. It notes rapid growth since its start, modern facilities, abolition of disorganization in state schools, and strong support from government and universities. It highlights military training, weaponry history, and successful athletic programs with cadets rarely defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Lexington
Wentworth Military Academy
Sanford Sellers
The
Times Eaya
Kansas City
Stephen G. Wentworth
New England
Wentworth
Sagacly
Wentworth Academy
Washington and Lee University
College
Wentworths
Universiy
Missouri
Kanans
Mexico
United States
United States Army
West Point
Inet
W. M.A
W. Yy
Great steel strike still on with mills operating
Late News Notes report the steel strike remains active while some mills operate. James Younger, recently released from Minnesota penitentiary, will marry Miss Alix J Mouller formerly society editor of a St Paul paper. Reverend J D Vincel elected secretary of the Missouri Methodist conference in Lesion at St Joseph after forty years in the post. In Frankfort, James Howard and State Caleb Powers tied to Goebel murder conspiracy. Howard strikes Powers with an inkstand, Powers bleeding profusely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Younger
Minnesota
Alix J. Mouller
St. Paul
J. D. Vincel
Missouri Methodist Conference
Lesion
St. Joseph
James Howard
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Mt Frankfort
Howard
Powers
Not Yet Captured and Death in Mason County News
Not Yet Captured describes Bessie Francis detained as a suspect in a Mary Henderson case and notes Henderson’s death near town. The report also covers local theft recoveries by Thomas and Horace Blackwell, including a bay pacing mare owned by L. Miller of Merriam Kansas, recovered near Clinton Missouri, with further recoveries anticipated as investigators pursue additional stolen animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Francis
Mary Henderson
Johson County
Mary Newman
Monty
Elder
Horace P. Blackwell
L. Miller
Merriam, Kas
Clyne
Nodaway County
Tom McCleary
McCleary
Dave
Missouri Pacific sale cuts fares to Pertle Springs round trip
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company advertises low round trip rates to numerous destinations with Pertle Springs quoted at 2.95 dollars. The notice highlights very low fares and a daily schedule for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo. Pac. Ry, Co
Lexington
Pueblo
Colord Springs
Denver
Buffalo
McAlester Springs
Pertie Springs
Pertle Springs
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Intelligencer
Lexington Postaffice
J. G. Neale
SaTunday
Admiral Sampson
Admiral Lobley
Intelligencer
Iha
D.C
St. Louis
Cockrell
McKinley
Democratic Party
Cockrell Jor
Cincianati Enquirer
Bowling Green, Mo
Gov
Dockery
Gallatin
Wentworth Institute
Marshall
Bana
A'Ssouri
Avis
New York
San Antonio
Kaoona City
St. Louie
Cleveland
Ohio
Loomis
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