Assassination Trial Opens for McKinley Murder
Leon F. Czolgosz stands in Erie County Supreme Court asjury deliberations begin after indictment in the McKinley killing. Judge Truman C White presides as prosecutors present the case and Czolgosz briefly signals a plea before defense counsel.
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N. Y
Leon F
Czolgosz
McKinley
Erie County
Truman C. White
City Hall
Franklin Street
McKinley Assassination Trial Proceedings Continue
The court hears the indictment aloud as Czolgosz pleads guilty then not guilty. Jurors are sworn and witnesses including Percy Bliss, Dr. Harvey Gaylord, Dr. Herman Mynter, and Dr. Matthew Mann testify on the autopsy and operation. Trial pacing suggests completion by Tuesday noon with limited defense likelihood.
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Jwtice White
Czolgosz
Penney
Harvey R Gaylord
Buffalo
McKinley
Lewis
Mynter
Herman Mynter
President McKinley
Exposition Hospital
Mann
Matthew D. Mann
Waesaldan
Sampson to Relieve Command at Boston Yard October 1
Rear Admiral Sampson requests relief from command of the Boston navy yard due to ill health. Secretary Long approves. Rear Admiral Mortimer L. Johnson will assume command October 1. Sampson may retire February 9, 1902, or earlier by request, with extended leave likely to keep him active until February.
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Washington
Sampson
Navy Department
Boston Navy Yard
Long
Mortimer L. Johnson
Port Royal Naval Station
Boston Yard
Death of Gen Irael Garrard Founder of Frontenac Resort
Gen Irael Garrard owner of Frontenac Minnesota summer resort died at his Minneapolis home after a lamp overturned in his parlor started a fire. He was 76. He commanded cavalry under Sherman and later served with Gen Hopp’s army in defeat. He died days after the blaze while burning injuries were treated.
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Minneapolis
Minn
I Irael Garrard
Frontenac
Minnesota
Garrard
Sherman
Fea
Gem.Thomas
Hodd
Court hears Schley inquiry log books and battle details
Navy court proceedings at Washington hear Captain Lemly present deck and steam logs from multiple ships including the Brooklyn and Massachusetts. Commander Heilner testifies on the battle of Santiago, the Texas’s danger time, and disputes over official charts and logs.
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Schley Court OF Inquiry
Washington
Schley Nasal Court of Inquiry
Navy Yard
Capt. Lemly
Hanna
Lemly
Brooklyn
Texas
Iowa
Custine
Marblehead
Massachusetts
Minnesota
New Orleans
Oregon
St Paul
Scorpion
Yale
Vixen
Eagle
Dupont
Hawk
Merrimac
New York
Wilson
Schley
Christ
Golan
Sampson
L.C Heilner
Bartiago
Trent Aristo
Colon
Santiago
Rayner
Capt Lemly
Heilner
Mr. Rayner
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Henry W Wendt
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Century Magazine
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Mullane’s
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