Court of inquiry opens to probe Schley case
Washington set to host the Schley court of inquiry on September 12. The procedure aims to clarify public welfare matters, with Admiral Schley allowed representation and limited privileges. witnesses summoned, oaths administered, but no criminal verdicts, only a factual record. Officers traveling to or within the United States are paid per mile and daily subsistence during the inquiry.
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Washington
United States
Bonham
Schley
Navy
Conrl
Schley Court of Inquiry
Court of Inquiry
Wiless
Offi Ts Live Bee
Lrow
Cleveland
Buffalo
City OF Buffalo
City OF
Erie
Eesos Geveland
Expensive Naval Tribunals in Schley Inquiry
The Schley inquiry will call ten officers from the Asiatic station and others for hearings in a richly appointed navy department chamber. Witnesses include Captain Cook, Captain Clark, Rear Admiral Evans, and Admiral Sampson, with Captain Samuel C. Lemly as judge advocate and Captain James Parker as Schley’s counsel. Estimated costs reach 35,000 for witness travel and court operations.
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Wen
Hoewison
Benham
Sehley Court of Inquiry
Navy Department
Navy
Cook
Brooklyn
Annapolis
Clark
Oregon
League Island
Chadwick
Sampson
New York
Newport
Evans
Iowa
Washington
Hisvinson
Massachusetts
North Atlantic
Wainwright
Gloucester
Naval Academy
Sharpet
Vixen
Hartford
Sweden
Boston
Staunton
Leutenant
Clinehinst
Ghorge Dlwly
Schley Bear
Sears
Schley
Hydrographic Office
Wells
Kearsarge
Marsh
Lodgson
Seaton Schroeder
Guam
Texas
Paris
Samuel C. Lemly
Watkins
Asiatic
Wales
Smith
Jeannette
Admiral Schiey
Parker
Admiral Schley
Famous American Dramatist Clyde Fitch A World Figure
Clyde Fitch, famed American dramatist of Amherst and New York years, rose from child prodigy to international celebrity. His early success began with Beau Brummel for Richard Mansfield. by last season four Fitch plays ran in New York, and five works were set for London stage this season. He wrote since youth, led Amherst dramatic club, and became a leading, stylish figure in the theatre world.
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C'yce Fitch
Hany
Lis
Mo Clyde Fitch
Uneland
London
Mr. Fitch
Richard Mansfield
New York
Amherst
Amhervst Dramatic Club
All
Tuich
Rostand
Ap- Neth
Fitch
A MANAGERS WIFE Grace George Star Actress Lifted to Fame
Grace George and the rise of Grace Coome as a leading stage actress. Her early breakthrough came with Mule and The Newsboy, aided by study under Professor Sargent. Praised for natural unretouched acting and star quality, she is slated for a major New York venture next season.
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Grace George
Beon
Wailea Ao Brady
Grace Coome
M . Yasmide
Ufe
Willian AL Brady
Fit’ Uler
Professor Sargent
Lyceum School of Acting
New York
Nancy
Prnss
Two Great American Locomotive Houses Dominate Field
The piece notes a consolidation leaving Baldwin and American Locomotive Company as the main American builders. It details exports of American locomotives into India and other colonies, argues American engines use less fuel per work output, and contrasts the vast Baldwin works in Philadelphia with other plants. John H H Converse heads Baldwin Locomotive Works and is a prominent Philadelphia figure.
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Great Hardwin Works
England
Nukee
Great Britain
India
West
America
Batwin
American Locomotive Company
Trust
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Baldwig
Thrge
Baldwin
Baldwin Works
Sohn H. Converse
Baldwin Locomeative
Philadelphia
John I. Converse
Philadelpha
John HH. Converse
Converse
University
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
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GEO, Hook
Ohio Farmers Insurance Company
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Detroit
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Warthorst & CO
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Chicago
W. B. Kniskern
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