Capt Cook testifies on Schley defense at court of inquiry
Washington reports Capt Cook, Schley’s chief of staff on the Brooklyn, testifies on May 19 to July 4 actions. He describes impressions of Cervera’s fleet, the Jordan of plans for Cienfuegos, and the Brooklyn’s famous loop. He recalls opposing views with Admiral Schley and notes the absence of formal battle orders. He confirms the Brooklyn’s maneuvering and the absence of collision danger during the Battle of Santiago.
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Commodore Schley
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Brooklyn
Santiago
Spain
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Chadwick
Sampson
Court For Inquiry
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Tie
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Sianna
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Martinique
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Pouch
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Havans
Cape
Chier
Cuba
Cape Cruz
Court
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Huw
Cent Cook
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Santiago Harbor
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Joep
Admiral Dewey
Texas
Colon
Teresa
Lieut
Hodgson
Hudgson
Adiabel Bobley
Futhim
New Orleans
Mir Beele
Aidio Edwardoe Nunez
Cubay
Adigire
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Dairal
Census shows males lead population by sex nationwide
The final 1900 census bulletin reports 39,089,242 males or 51.2 percent and 47,244,145 females or 48.8 percent. It notes growth since 1890, 65,843,302 native born and 10,460,085 foreign born, with white numbers at 66,990,802 and colored at 9,312,585. Also details shifts in native and foreign parentage and by race, including Chinese and Indian declines and Japanese gains.
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Washington
Crowe offers surrender terms in kidnap case
Omaha, Oct 14 Pat Crowe writes Chief Donahue offering immediate surrender and a fair trial for the Eddie Cudahy kidnaping. He insists on a jury of 14, bond set at 500 dollars, and promises cooperation only if not kept in custody until verdict. Donahue and Gov. Sayre weigh authenticity and potential rewards. Cudahy opposes special negotiations but will withdraw reward if Crowe surrenders.
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Neb
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Pat Crowe
Crowe
Eddie Cudahy
Donahue
J. J. Donahue
Calahy
Douglas County
Herod
Legkly Acquare
Cudahy
Gov
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South Onawha
Mr. Donahue
Lama
Edward Cudahy
Saymere
John Powers
Chilf
South Africa
Great Britain
Moera
Par Crowe
Manchester
Liw
Cullaban
Edward A. Cudahy
Electrocution of McKinley killer to draw few witnesses
Albany officials plan to notify Secretary Hay to designate a limited number of government witnesses for the execution of Sean F. Czolgosz. Warden Mead has received over 1,000 requests to attend, but the law caps attendees. Prison authorities state Czolgosz shows no real fear and will remain isolated inside Auburn prison until death.
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Cornelius V. Collins
Hay
Sean F. Czolgosz
McKinley
Mead
Auburn Prison
Collins
State Department of Prisons
Czolgosz
Auburn
Eranks
Crolyasz
Gets Safely Away In Transvaal Fighting
Dispatches report heavy rain hampering field communications as Boer forces split into small groups while General Botha and three commandants reach Pongola forest near Luneburg Transvaal. Cape Town says martial law restrictions forced South African News to suspend publication. Aldershot orders prepared for active service. garrison totals 29,000 despite signals it is reassurance, not immediate deployment.
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New York
London
Tall Mall
Aldershot
First Army Corps
Roosevelt urges extensive system of reciprocity
The article notes President Roosevelt plans to push a broad reciprocity program. It mentions the zinc trust building a manufacturing town near Bethlehem Pennsylvania and various international and domestic items from politics, industry, and crime, reflecting a rapid, wide-ranging news digest from the period.
Episcopalian Marriage Canon Adopted by Deputies
The Episcopal Church in San Francisco adopted a marriage canon barring remarriage after divorce for causes prior to the former union, with 153 voting for and 158 against an amendment. The decision awaits further action by the church delegates and a joint committee on labor and capital was also proposed. Meanwhile, reports from St Petersburg describe a proposed 25 year plan to replace Neva bridges and extend rail infrastructure, with funding hoped from the United States.
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Miss Stevie
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Moscow
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Umbrella Exchange Reminder At Marshal Fair
A note asks the owner of a black silk umbrella with pearl and silver handle to contact Mrs A G Newton in Albion Michigan to reclaim their property after an accidental exchange at the Marshal fair on Thursday.
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Marshal Fair
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A. G. Newton
Albion
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