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Newspaper

Marshall News

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1901

Page

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Admiral Schley Near Stand In Naval Inquiry

Washington October 24 Admiral Behley is expected to testify today in the naval court of inquiry into his conduct in the Spanish war. Witnesses heard include James H. Hare a photographer, Willan L. Hill a Brooklyn boatswain, and F. T. Applegate gunner, with details on battles, weather, ship operations, and the pursuit of Spanish boats. The session sees lively testimony and applause as the case proceeds.

Washington Behley Naval Court of Inquiry Capt. Clark Oregon James H. Hare Illustrated Somers N. Smith St. Paul B. Paul Ayner Cervera Capleeher Santiago Schley Hare Willan L. Hil Brooklyn Mentuegus Rayner Cienfuesus Massachusetts Hillalso Hill Admiral Dewey Ellis Ehell McCauley Shelly Coul Sud Kikow Spa Guesbelt Viscaya Spain Admiral Dewry Camb. Penemi Ifill Commodore Schley Hodgson Abo Texas F.T. Applegate BE. W. Eberle Ak. G. Johnston Paul St. C. Murphy Charles H. Harlow

Wu Ting-fang faces recall rumors from Peking

Conservative Chinese officials oppose Wu Ting-fang remaining on a foreign mission, arguing his popularity abroad undercuts loyalty to China. Some say he will be recalled and reassigned to the new foreign affairs board to use his linguistic and legal skills under government supervision. Wu in Washington says he has not been informed of dissatisfaction or recall and will continue representing China. He declined extended discussion. The dispatch notes a sudden health relapse of Count Fulatus in St. Petersburg, with unclear significance.

Peking Wu Ting Fang Chi- Be Washington China Board of Foreign Affairs United States

Pan American Exposition Faces Likely 4.1 Million Default

An executive committee report indicates the Pan-American Exposition may default about 4.1 million dollars, including 500 thousand on first mortgage bonds and 2.1 million in stock. Stockholders’ liability is uncertain, contractors’ payments are largely unpaid, and lawsuits loom as creditors press claims on expo properties.

Buffalo Exposition Company

Big Plant Burned In Hammond Fire Hit Twice

Hammond Indiana suffered a major industrial fire on Wednesday night as the city’s largest corporation saw its principal plant majorly damaged for a second time. Fire crews fought the flames into the night, with the blaze raising fears over production and local employment. Officials opened investigations into the cause as smoke blanketed the industrial district.

Hammond Ind

Yale Bicentennial Honors Seem to Attract World Figures

Yale university marked the bicentennial closing with diverse honors for foreigners and eminent guests. President Roosevelt attended in spirit, as security and badges constrained access to a grand reception where handshakes were omitted and a royal-scale farewell dinner followed at the Farnam residence.

Hadley United States Snndley Roosevelt The University Corporation

Fire Routs Plant. Two Hurt As Walls Collapse

A large blaze destroyed the G. TY. Wumrmend company plant after earlier fires. Loss estimated at £500,000 covered by insurance. Two workers were severely injured when walls fell. Concurrently, civil events include memorial fundraising for McKinley in Canton and a statue unveiling for Gen. Pike in Washington.

G. TY. Wumrmend Company Washington Sroude Albert Dike Masuns Pike Gied Lovi Third Novilovest Leroy Standiford

Fire causes panic at French Lick hotel. guests safely recover

At French Lick Indiana a hotel fire broke out at 8 30 am Wednesday sending 300 guests into a frenzied exodus. The blaze was controlled by the hotel fire department and by 10 am guests returned to their rooms. Loss estimated between 310 000 and 12 000 dollars. In New York 24 Oct about 75 000 bags of flour were shipped to South Africa for the British army along with plans for 1 000 000 bushels of oats to South Africa.

French Lick Ind French Lick Springs New York South Africa Ac Tidents Morris Pack Alexander Olson

Train bandits murder officials and loot passengers near Batouda

A dispatch from Odessa reported that an armed band boarded a train near Batousa killing three officials and robbing passengers. In other news Admiral Rodgers arrived aboard his flagship at Catbaloran to aid operations against the insurrection in Samar. Three men arrested in Corning with a satchel of stamps are suspected in the Chicago post office robbery.

London Batousa Odessa Daily Express Corning N. Y Chicago

Pan American congress backs peace for Venezuela Colombia

October 24 dispatch from Mexico reports the Pan American congress adopts a resolution urging Venezuela and Colombia to settle their war. No other business is recorded. The item reflects a compact, formal note from the period's peace diplomacy.

Peyee City of Mexico Oet Pan- American Congress Venezuela Colombia

Train Robbery Foiled by Express Messenger Heroics

Oregon report details a bold overnight hold up on the Southern Pacific northbound express near Walker's Station. Two robbers failed to breach Express Messenger C Charles's defiant stand, dynamite, rifle fire, and clever timing kept the train’s treasure and crew intact while robbers fled toward Judkins Point after stealing registered mail.

Lucas Messaenger C. Charles Charles Lim Ranand Judkins’ Point Eugene Menaenger Portland Ore Southern Pacific C. FL Charles Waller's May Etter

Journalists in High Office and a Newark Debt Case

A Newark lawyer is described as being duped by a client who used a card trick to secure a fee. later, the debtor settled after the lawyer’s card was shown. The piece then notes journalists rising to political rank in France and England, highlighting Delcasse and Morley, followed by brief items on disasters and deaths including an Oklahoma fire and Berlin artist Preller.

Newark L. “Ol Lesus Vane Age Mr. C

Milford man dies of heart failure en route to Yale event

Milford Connecticut resident Victor Matlaren, a Yale graduate from Grand Rapids, was traveling to attend a basketball center event when he collapsed from heart failure at Kolbet's hotel. Nearby, flood reports from Vienna describe sudden rising water causing drowning and widespread destruction at Broussa near the Sea of Marmora.

Vistig Gt Heart Matlaren Milford Conn Get Atles W. Calt Grand Rapids Mici Yale Kolgbet's Ob & Trdin

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