Charges Against Schley Reveals Crowninshield Accusations
Washington Oct 14 Unpleasant accusations about Rear Admiral Schleys conduct in the early operations against Admiral Cervera s fleet are said to be in the appendices of Captain A D Crowninshields report, soon to be released. The account traces May 21 to May 26 actions, the Howard Harvard and Sampson dispatches, and questions of dilatoriness and supply issues as Schley pursued Cervera.
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Cienfuegos
Santiago
Navy Department
W. 4. H. Southerland
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Southerland
McCalla
Marblehead
Merrimac
Harvard
Key West
Sampson
Santiago Harbor
Fetter
Dr Seaman Testifies On War Rations And Conditions
Dr Louis L Seaman major and surgeon of the 1st volunteer engineers testifies before the war investigating commission in Washington detailing ration adequacy and health conditions. He recalls Porto Rico service, cites strong medical supply, and notes no major sickness or deaths during the Porto Rico stay. He requested to affirm rather than swear and sat without standing.
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Tropics
Red Cross
Seaman
Ponce
National Aid Society
Gov. Beaver
Snowden
Porto Rico
Red Cross Society
General Military Hospital
Connor
Washington, D.C
Louis L. Seaman
1St Volunteer Engineers
War Investigaing Commission
EB. F. Aureault
New York
Seamen
Princeton
London
Berlin
Paris
Camp Townsend
Chester
Lee's Orders: Southern Man to Lead Havana Campaign
Washington reports an order to General Francis V. Greene to report to General Lee at Jacksonville, seen as corroborating plans to send Lee back to Havana. Greene preferred Cuba duty over Manila, and the President promised Cuba service, suggesting a major Havana siege role for Greene and Lee.
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Francis V. Greene
Lee
Jacksonville
Manila
Cuba
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Havana
Manla
Greene
Race War Over Dining with Colored Officers in Santiago
Immune regiments from the South refuse to eat with colored officers in Santiago, Cuba, prompting Gen. Wood to seek a solution. Colored officers report denial of service at a Spanish restaurant despite U.S. law requiring service to all paying customers. The proprietor fears losing most patrons. Wood suggests converting the eatery into a club.
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Hawaii and the Philippines illustrated railway booklet
Send for an illustrated booklet issued by the Chicago Milwaukee and S J Paul railway direct route across the American continent to the New Trans Pacific possessions of the United States. Full of latest reliable information and valuable for reference. Can be used as a text book in school. Address Chas A Brown New England Passenger Agent Boston Mass.
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Philippines
Chicago, Milwaukee & S J. Paul
Trans-Pacific
United States
Chas. A. Brown
New England
Boston
Mass
How Garcia Stands Amid Cuban Politics and Misinformation
Havana dispatch reports Cosme de la Torrinte denying Garcia accepted posts from Gen Lawton or other Americans and denying a US loan bid. He notes Garcia recognizes only the Cuban general in chief, questions the rebel government’s legality, and favors union of Spaniards and Cubans toward independence. Also details evacuations, casualties, and US sanitary visits in Havana.
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Calixto Garcia
Cosme de la Torrinte
Lawton
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Garca
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Santiago
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Ward Line
New York
Lieut
Pullen
Tor
Spanish Troops Shipped Reach 6617 With More Due
Havana October 14 Spanish military commissioners gave American officials the count of troops sent to Spain totaling 6617 so far. The Montserrat Miguel Gallart transports will add about 2200 more as the garrisons of Gibara Holguin and other divisions prepare to depart aboard ships.
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Miguel
Gallart
Gibara
Holguin
Prevent Croup with Chamberlain Cough Remedy, Nickleville Ad
J M Nickle of Nickle Bros in Nickleville Pa says the remedy prevents croup attacks in two children and is a household necessity. The ad notes heavy local sales and lists Ellingwood Co as retailer at Mer rimmack Central and Middle sex Central streets. Hood's Pills also advertised for various ailments.
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Nickle Bros
Nickleville
Ellingwood & Co
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Central
Middlesex
Central Streets
Warrant Out Against Managers of Virden Coal Company
Warrant sworn by union miner Virgil Bishop charges Chicago Virden Coal company managers Lukens Loucks Yorke and others with murder following a miners meeting discussing Wednesday’s fight. Inquest at stockade continued as officials debate seizure and railway tensions escalate in Virden Illinois and Springfield.
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Ill
Virgil Bishop
Chicago Virden Coal Company
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Loucks
Yorke
Bishop
Roberts
Fred W. Lukens
T. C
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Dr. Peterson
Thiel Detective Agency
North Gate
J. A. Debarrow
East St. Louis
Baule
Chicago
Til
Altgeld
Tanner
Chicago and Alton
Solicitor Brown
Springfield
Without Bail Hagan Held on Murder Charge in Russell Case
Arthur Hagan was arraigned in the superior criminal court on the murder charge in the Charles Russell killing and remanded without bail. He requested counsel, suggesting Florence F Sullivan. Sixteen witnesses attended, including the beat policeman who followed up the shooting. Some will be bond- or recognizance-released as the case proceeds.
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Boston
Arthur Hagan
Charles Russell
Stevens
Superior Criminal Court
Florence F. Sullivan
Hagan
Weather Forces Cancellations and Doubleheader Scores
In Pittsburg the Chicago Pittsburg contest and in New York the New York Washington New York game were called due to rain. At Louisville the first game ended Louisville 14 Cleveland 2 and the second Cleveland 6 Louisville 4, called after the seventh inning due to darkness.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Hunchback Miller Hanged for Murder in San Quentin
San Quentin Cal Oct 14 John Miller the hunchback was hanged today for the killing of James Childs of San Francisco in November 1896. Miller pursued and attempted to shoot Mrs Nellie Ryan after she rejected him. Childs came to her aid and was shot dead.
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Cal
John Miller
Miller
James Childs
San Francisco
Nellie Ryan
Childs
To Let: City and suburban houses and tenements for rent
Listings offer multiple properties on Broadway and nearby streets with 3 to 9 rooms, various rents from 6 to 16 dollars. Properties include Belvidere tenements, Centralville units, Queen and Hildreth streets, and a 7 room 18th street cottage. Apply to T. H. Elliott at 64 Central Street.
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T. H. Elliott
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