Admiral Schley Under Fire In Court Of Inquiry
The court of inquiry continued cross-examining Admiral Schley over the Santiago cruise and the retrograde move. Questions focused on coalability at Cienfuegos, reasons for retreat, Sigsbee’s warning, pilot Nunez’s view, and the department telegram. The trial resumes with further questions and discussion of the logs and signals. Fort Washington to mark the 125th Fort Washington battle anniversary is noted for November 16.
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Washington
Schley
Cientuegos
Santiago
Lemiy
Admiral Schley
Senate
Admiral Sampson
Navy Department
Cienfuegos
Sigsbee
Paul
Bandago
Nunez
New York
Fort Washington
One Hundred and Eighty Third Street
Crear Lott
Parker and
Beverly
Washington Parish
Joseph Seal
Seal
Governor Henry B. Harrison Dies at 80 in New Haven Home
Henry B. Harrison former Connecticut governor from 1885 to 1887 died at his New Haven home on October 30 at age 80.
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New Haven
Conn
Henry B. Harrison
Connecticut
Tursday
Methodist Episcopal bishops begin weeklong U.S. session in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the newly arrived bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church open a seven day meeting for their first U.S. session. The gathering marks a significant moment as church leaders convene to discuss mission work and Church matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Methodist Episcopal Church
State Elections Across States List Nominated Officers
A summary of candidate lists for state offices across Ohio Iowa Nebraska Pennsylvania Maryland Massachusetts Rhode Island Virginia Mississippi New Jersey and Minnesota. The report notes party tickets and key races including governors lieutenant governors and supreme court justice contenders with a Fosston line wreck incident as a separate note.
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Pennsylvania
Justice
Supreme Court
Willam Potter
Frank T Harris
Democrat-Justice
Harman Yerkes
Elisha A Coray Jr
Union
New Party
Justice Supreme Court
Elisha A. Coray Jr
Isaac Monderau
J J Porter
Virginia
Andrew Jackson Montague
Joseph E. Withard
J Hompton Hoge
Walter R Dickinson
Mississippi
J W Power
A H
George H M Quinn
T H Diet
Q OQ
Eckford
George W Carlisle
W M Evans
New Jersey
Franklin Murphy
James M. Seymour
Joel W Brown
Charles H Vail
Frank Wade Wilson
Race War in the South Leaves Ten Dead
A race conflict near Duncan chapel in Balltown La. leaves ten dead, including nine Black victims and two dozen wounded. Witnesses describe a half hour battle as whites attacked a Black camp gathering, prompting mass flight and a mass arrival of armed civilians before calm returned.
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New Orleans
Picayune
Balltown
Duncan's Chapel
Pearl River Valley
Buffalo Bill Show HORSES KILLED IN WRECK NEAR LEXINGTON
In Charlotte North Carolina October 30 one hundred ten horses from Buffalo Bill's wild west show died in a railroad wreck near Lexington. Old Eagle the starring horse perished. several mules drawing the Deadwood coach also died. The wreck halted Cody's Danville engagement and ended a successful tour.
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Charlotte
N. G
Buffalo Ball
Joss
Leximueton
Cody
Danville
Bourke Cockran Hurt After Horse Accident At Sands Point
Bourke Cockran was severely injured Tuesday after being thrown from his horse while riding with his wife near Sands Point. He lay unconscious, faced bruising and a head wound with significant blood loss. Doctors report a severe concussion but no skull fracture and expect no serious outcome.
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Sea York
Bourke Cockran
Sands Pont
Cockran
Cochran
Czolgosz Executed at Auburn Prison in 1901
Leon Czolgosz, who assassinated President William McKinley, was executed at Auburn Prison at 7 12% o'clock in the morning. He proclaimed he was not sorry for his crime and spoke to witnesses as the 1700 volt electric chair delivered the lethal shock in under four minutes. The ceremony included guards, Warden Mead, and attending officials, with official statements on the process and postmortem procedures.
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Auburn
Leon Czolgosz
William McKinley
Tupper Kwung
Czolgosz
Zolgosz
Wis Verce
Pam
Mead
Davis
Colling
Zolmote
Cansite
Teres
Reguar
Weal
Electrican
Bai Donald
Cordello Herrick
Old Gero
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Halice
Ohio
George K Nash
Carl J. Nippert
James Kilbourne
Arlony Howells
J. Jo Pinney
Iowa
Albert B. Cumming
John Herricott
Thomas J Phillips
George E Ferguson
L H Weller
Maryland
Treasury
Hermann Pratt
Democrat - Comptroller of
Joshua W Hering
George Bond
Massachusetts
Josiah Quincy
John W Coughlin
W. Murray Crane
John L. Bates
Rhode Island
L. F . Garvin
Adlard Archambault
William Gregory
Charles Dean Kimball
Bermdji Minn
Fosston
Great Northern
Silkee
W. 2d St
Davenport
Tri-Cities
Louisiana
Willis Seal
Vuaranda
Areharles Thosas Elliott
Naranda
Edward Thompson
Varanda
Alexander Connolly
Duncan Chapel
Mary Davis
Julia Peters
Mellon Peters
Amy Tony
Lewin Duncar
Helen Dun
Irving
Poplarville
Thomas Parker
Georgia
Bill Morrin
Wade Walker
Lott
Joe Seal
Preacher Connolly
Sophie Lott
Monticello
Norman H Simmons
J. K. Johnson
Court of the
Buffalo Bill
Leon F. Czolgosz
Auburn Prison
McKinley
Asaansin
Carton FP Macdonald
Spitzka
Gerin
Nie
Rygreer
John Gerin
M.D. Boon
Seitana
Mullane’s
Raglan
Mullane’s Department Store
15Th Street
4Th Avenue
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