Fate of Schley to be revealed in Roosevelt decision
The New York Times reports President Roosevelt will publish his final ruling on Rear Admiral Schley's appeal to the court of inquiry tomorrow. Readers expect a 2,500 word document weighing Schley's conduct at Santiago and the famed loop maneuver amid contrasting forecasts of vindication or condemnation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Schley
Court of Inquiry
Allison
Aldrich
Spooner
Henderson
Grosvenor
Cannon
Congress
Sampson
Key West
Santiago
Brooklyn
Yeoman Ellis
Trent
Sears
Commodore Schley
Cook
Wainwright
Gloucester
Oregon
Schler
Joop
Admiral Schley Snubbed by New York Senate
Rear Admiral Schley was refused introduction to the New York State Senate though greeted by the Assembly. Senator Ellsworth faced criticism for blocking the welcome while Lieut. Gov. Woodruff met him in the Executive Chamber and Col. Michael J. Cady testified in the Guden case nearby.
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Albany
Schley
State Senate
Assembly
Nixon
Ellsworth
Senate
Capitol
Tieut
Woodruff
Guden
Michael J. Cady
Graham Sa
Armstrong
Mark Twain
Admiral Schley
Admiral Schrey
Irregular stock figures from financial markets
Markets show varied prices with commodities listed including heat No 2 red corn No 2 rice oats mixed 49 cents and middling 815-16 cents. Western creamery butter 30 cents and Northern No 1 foundry iron priced. Pages cited for related notices and records.
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U United Service
Weather Report
Winter at Tampa Bay Hotel Golf Hunt Fishing
Florida notice outlines activities at the Tampa Bay Hotel with details on golf hunting and fishing, directing readers to information at 290 Broadway.
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Florida
Tampa Bay Hotel
B’way
Assembly Honors Rear Admiral Schley Greeting
Speaker Nixon invited Schley to the desk and briefly introduced him to the Assembly. Schley expressed pleasure at meeting the members and gratitude for the honor before retiring.
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Nixon
Schley
Teuton and Slav Rivalry and Balkan Alliance Call
The Times Moscow speech at a Slav festival warns against Pan Germanism and Pan Slavism. ECherep Spiridovitch urges Balkan States Montenegro Servia and Bulgaria to form a triple alliance with Russia to defend individuality and seek Latin support.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Vienna
The
Times
Moscow
Echerep Spiridovitch
Montenegro
Servia
Bulgaria
Russia
Balkan
Open Letter to Kruger Urges Peace and Duty
Paris correspondent Capponi writing in the Rome Tribuna tells Mr Kruger to borrow from history and the Bible's humility, imitate Victor Emmanuel's 1848 example, and sue for peace. He warns that the Transvaal may cease to exist except as a geographic expression and urges action now.
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New York Times
London
M. de Blowitz
Times
Paris
Rome
Signor Capponi
Mr. Kruger
Victor Emmanuel
Transvaal
Miss Stone Freed After Kidnapping in Salonika Rescue
Miss Ellen M. Stone has been released by brigands and handed to the American Legation in Constantinople in good health. Rev. Tsilka is arrested on charges of complicity in the kidnapping, while Rev. Peni, husband of Mme Tsilka, is likewise reported arrested.
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Paris
The
Temps
Constantinople
Ellen M. Stone
Tsilka
Miss Stone
London
Peni
Paris Temps
Mme. Tsilka
M. Tsilka
Salonika
United States
M. Gargiulo
W. W. Peet
Podrome
American Board of Foreign Missions
Roxbury
Mass
Chelsea
Boston
Northfield Seminary
WW. W. Cox
Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Bulkley
Brooklyn
Mile
Stephanora
America
Dwight L. Moody
Adirondacks
Stephanova
Bulgaria
Boers Growing More Distressed as British Press On
The Times correspondent from Bankkop near Ermelo reports Boers are scared and alert, confined by extending blockhouse lines. British mobility increases as the line runs from Ermelo to Bankkop, advancing depot support and bringing columns 23 miles closer to Boers on the Swaziland border.
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Loxpon
Ermelo
Bank Tixop
Swaziland
British columns clash with De Wells near Reitz
British forces again meet De Wells near Reitz in the Orange River Colony. Doers have split up and dispersed after the encounter.
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Heilbron
Orange River Colony
de Wells
Reitz
French Moorish Cooperation Polices Frontier
The Algerian governor Reveil starts a joint French Moroccan frontier policy to curb Arab freebooting. A French consul will be appointed in the Fisiz oasis as Moorish troops move toward Figig with a French railway.
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London
NEW York Times
Temps
Paris
The
Times
Algeria
M. Reveil
France
Morocco
Fisiz
Figig
Fizig
Santos-Dumont to Return to Paris for Airship Repairs
A dispatch says M. Santos-Dumont plans to return to Paris and has hired a riverside slope at St. Cloud to build a shed for repairing the airship that sank in the Mediterranean.
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Lonon Times
New York Times
London
M. Santos-Dumont
Paris
The
Times
St. Cloud
Mediterranean
Train to Atlantic City via Pennsylvania Railroad This Sunday
Through Sunday Train to Atlantic City via Pennsylvania Railroad begins Sunday February 23 leaving West 23rd Street Sundays at 7 55 A M and arrives Atlantic City 11 00 A M Return departs Atlantic City 5 30 P M arriving New York 8 45 P M Pullman parlor cars dining car and smoking car available Stops listed at Newark Elizabeth and Trenton advances advertisement
Transit details for Seaboard Fast Mail to the Southwest
One day in Atlanta using Seaboard Air Line Ry. pe 27 known as Seaboard Fast Mail leaving 9394 Street Ferry, P. R. R. at 12:10 A M. Sleeper open 10 P. M. Office 1183 Broadway. Adv.
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Atlanta
Montgomery
Seaboard Air Line Ry
Seaboard Fast Mail
Street Ferry
B’ Way
Anarchists at Trieste and martial law debate
Trieste reports say three Austrian warships landed bluejackets to guard the harbor while four anarchists were arrested. In Vienna the premier defended police actions and martial law, claiming a terrorist organization is proven and promising continued force to restore order.
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Trieste
Lloyd . Steamship Company
Vienna
Reichsrath
von Woerber
Coal Land Deals Talked Of Near Bessemer
Truman H. Aldrich former president of the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company sold 3000 acres of coal land near the Blue Creek vein below Bessemer for 100000. He said the buyers have ample means and will develop the property extensively. Names are withheld amid market talks of further purchases. Some believe the Monongahela Coal and Coke Company of Pittsburgh may be the buyers, potentially starting a 2 million dollar deal.
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Birmingham
Ala
Truman H. Aldrich
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Blue Creek
Bessemer
Monongahela Coal and Coke Company
Pittsburg
Penn
Walker County Coal Properties
Corona Coal and Tron. Company
Aldrich
Tea Tax Repeal Pressed by Tea Trade
Wholesale grocers retailers importers and consumers flood the Senate with letters and telegrams urging repeal of the tea tax. Merchants offer to cut tea prices by at least ten cents a pound after repeal, signaling broad public support. authorities note that about 99 percent of grocers and importers favor repeal.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Palm Limited Route Reaches St Augustine Florida East Coast
The Palm Limited service from New York reaches St Augustine with earliest afternoon arrival. The schedule lists St Augustine, Palm Beach, and Florida East Coast points as served by the P. R. R. and Southern Railway. Leave New York 12:40 noon with two other daily fast trains and New York offices at 271 Broadway and 1,185 Broadway.
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St. Augustine
Palm Beach
Florida
California Wixcursions on Sunset Route Ad
An railroad ad announces thrice weekly year round service on the Sunset Route by California Wixcursions via Southern Ry and Southern Pacific with unchanged Washington routes. Berth price listed as 7 00 and numbers 271 349 1188 Broadway.
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California
Southern Ry
Southern Pacific
Washington
Broadway
Mayor creates explosives commission for city ordinance
Mayor Low named a commission led by George O. Eaton to draft a modern ordinance on the use and care of explosives within city limits. Others include Thomas Sturgis, William Barclay Parsons, J A Haskell, and Charles F. McKenna. The group will work from 220 Broadway Rapid Transit offices to address safety and updated practices.
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Low
George O. Eaton
Wall Street
Thomas Sturgis
William Barclay Parsons
Rapid Transit Commission
J. A. Haskell
Rapauno Chemical Company
Cedar Street
Charles F. McKenna
Pearl Street
Fourth Avenue
Broadway
Commission of
Canadian domination shifts at Dominion Iron and Steel
Canadian interests in Dominion Iron and Steel and Dominion Coal in Cape Breton force changes in H M Whitney's American led venture. James Ross of Montreal becomes president. A J Moxham exits. James Rogs and Sir William Van Horne push for a distinctly Canadian, Canada financed, independent company.
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Montreal
Quebec
Dominion Iron and Steel Company
Dominion Coal Company
Cape Breton
H. MI. Whitney
Pittsburg
Whitney
Herrick Duggan
Bank of Montreal
Canadian Bank of Commerce
United States
Moxham
United States Steel Trust
Mr. Whitney
Messrs
Morgan and
Schwab
Independent sheet steel men seek harmony on raw material access
A Pittsburg meeting of independent sheet steel firms discussed two possible organizational plans and expressed confidence that prospects look favorable. A second meeting is set for tomorrow and proposals include building a large steel plant and forming a united front of about seventy five mills excluding the American Sheet Steel Company.
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Pittsburg
Penn
American Sheet Steel Company
Mrs. R. H. Hunt Remarried in New York Socialite Ceremony
Pearl Carley Hunt of New York married Dr. Charles Williams Hargens, a ranchman, in John Ellsworth home, South Bend. The bride, once courted by William K. Vanderbilt, was witnessed by Oliver H. Harrison and a large New York party including the bride’s family. The ceremony followed her recent divorce from Richard H. Hunt after a prior marriage.
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South Bend
Ind
Pearl Carley Hunt
New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Charles Williams Hargens
Oliver H. Harrison
Francis D. Carley
Thorley
John Ellsworth
Ellsworths
Mrs. Hargen
Richard H. Hunt
Walter Watrous
Hargens
Hotheprings
S. D
Byrne and Devery Active in Peyton Estate Auction
At the New York Real Estate Salesroom John J. Byrne bought twelve Peyton estate parcels totaling 377800. Ex Deputy Commissioner William Devery appeared with Byrne but denied purchasing for him. Auctioneers noted joint bids and Byrne’s cash portion exceeded 113340 with 60 65 or 70 percent mortgage options offered by the executors.
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William S. Devery
John J. Byrne
Devery
Josephine L. Peyton
New York
Byrne
Police Department
Wells
Third Avenue
One Hundred
Nineteenth Street
Sixth Avenue
Mr. Byrne
Mr. Wells
Bleecker and
West Eleventh Streets
Byrme
J. A. Murray
Mr. Murray
Middle West Side
Greenwich Village
West Side
Fiftieth Street
Eighth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Tenth Avenue
Fifty-sixth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Forty-eighth Street
West Thirteenth Street
Greenwich Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Park Avenue
Abram I. Elkus
Peyton
Elkus
Woman Brings Doctor Through Winter Drift To Save Child
Mrs. Frederick Myer of Oxford walked two miles through wind and snow to summon a doctor for her twelve year old daughter Florence after a bed fire from a stove. Fire was extinguished but burns were severe and medical aid reached the home only after an ox–drawn road crew cleared a path at daybreak. Doctors report the child remains in precarious condition but may recover.
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Derby
Conn
Frederick Myer
Oxford
Myer
Florence
Naugatuck
Thayer Hotel
Naugatuck Street
W. J. Baker
Troy Pastor Called to Brooklyn
The Rev. H.R. Freeman rector of St. John's Troy may receive a call from Grace Episcopal Church in Brooklyn. A delegation and correspondence between churches have occurred as Grace Church, one of Brooklyn’s wealthiest, has seen three of its rectors become bishops. Freeman is highly regarded by his Troy congregation and community.
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Troy
H.R. Freeman
St. John's Episcopal Church
Grace Episcopal
Vanderbilt Private Car Train Derails at Kendallville
An engine pulling a Lake Shore passenger train carrying William K. Vanderbilt’s private car derailed at Kendallville due to cinders clogging the frog. No injuries reported.
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W. K. Vanderbilt
Elkhart
Ind
Lake Shore
William K. Vanderbilt
Kendallville
Cinders
Ice Bridge At Niagara Falls Captivates Spectators
Adv announces finest ice bridge and frost effects at Niagara Falls as a highlight while noting a dry monopole adopted by the Royal Court at Berlin since 1818. The advertisement claims a nine hour travel time from New York by the New York Central.
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Berlin
Niagara Falls
New York
New York Central
Philadelphia and Pittsburg Municipal Elections Report
Philadelphia voters backed the Republican administration in a sweeping city election winning City Solicitor six City Magistrates six council seats and school directors while approving a 5 million debt increase. In Pittsburgh the Citizens ticket led by Joseph E. Lewis or John B. Aby contested for Controller amid a close result with York results uncertain and Harrisburg naming McCormick mayor of Altoona Lancaster also reporting anti-Quay forces backing Chester Cummins but Cummins won by about 1200.
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Philadelphia
John L. Kinsey
Republican and Union Party
Charles C. Binney
Democratic and
Municipal League
Robert J. Moore
David S. Scott
James A. Briggs
W. J. Hughes
James K. Gorman
Thomas FE. Fitzpatrick
William R. Knight, Jr
James B. Sheehan
Union Party
Pittsburg
Penn
Citizens
Brown
Joseph E. Lewis
John B.aby
Harrisburg
Vance
McCormick
Yale
Lancaster
Chester Cummins
Quay
Cummins
Royal Yacht Hohenzollern Prepares for Prince Henry Visit
Mayor Low chaired a Chamber of Commerce meeting on Prince Henry of Prussia with the Finance Opera and Entertaining officers reporting progress. Police and Marconi communications with Kronprinz Wilhelm and Etruria were outlined as preparations ramp up for the royal visit.
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Mayor Low
Chamber of Commerce
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Opera
Maurice Grau
Hohenzollern
Partridge
Secret Service
New York
West Thirty-fourth Street Pier
Kronprinz
United States
Etruria
West Eleventh Street
Allen
Bradfield
Lloyd Pier
Kroncke
Mr. Bradfield
Felitz
West Thirtyfourth Street
Admiral von Baudissin
Philadelphia
Kronprinz Wilelm
Hoboken
Siegel-Cooper Company
Bremen
Germany
Hohen~zollern
Karl Buenz
Wallace Downey
Townsend & Downey
Washington
Meteor
Townsend
Florida
Prince Henry
Shooter's Island
Downey
Columbia University
Columbia
William Henry Carpenter
Department of Germanic Philology
University Council
Rudolf Tombe, Jr
Butler
South Court
Coffee Exchange
Hanover Square
University Club
Evans
Barker
Adjt
Corbin
Brooke
Col
Bingham
Cowles
Hill
von Bandissin
Henry E. Howland
German Society of New York
Wal
Chicago Police Slated for Deep Budget Cuts
Chicago officials plan to drop 300 police officers as part of a $400000 reduction in police funds. Chief ONeill prepares a general order to abolish all special details while the Controller trims the department budget from 38306000 to 3060000, far below last years 3416800.
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New York Times
Chicago
Council
O'Neill
McGaw
More Pay for Customs Inspectors
A Senate committee supports Senator Platts bill to readjust compensation for New York Customs Inspectors. The plan increases daily pay in place of extra night-service pay for baggage examination, aiming to raise inspector earnings.
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The
New York Times
Washington
Senate
Platt
New York
Corn Exchange National Bank to absorb Merchants National Bank
The Corn Exchange National Bank will absorb Merchants National Bank after favorable votes by both boards. A stockholders meeting is set for March 27 to approve the merger. The combined bank will rank third by deposits in Chicago, behind First National and Illinois Trust.
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Chicago
Corn Exchange National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Corn Exchange
First National
Illinois Trust
Princeton Boys in Musical Comedy Cast Finalized
The Princeton Triangle Club completes its King of Pomera cast with Hugh Herndon of Tyler Texas assuming the King role left vacant by Lawton. The premiere is in Pittsburg on March 7 with a matinee the next day.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton Triangle Club
Hugh Herndon
Tyler
Texas
King
Lawton
Pittsburg
Want Higher Duty on American Shoes
A large delegation of boot and shoe producers from across Canada will press the Dominion Government to raise duties on imported fine shoes. They argue Canadian firms pay high leather duties yet face competition from American makers and seek a duty increase from 25 percent to 16 percent.
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The
New York Times
Montreal
Quebec
Dominion
Lenten Sunday Special Rail Service to Atlantic City
Beginning February 23 a through vestibule train runs Sundays from West 2nd Street Station at 7 55 A M arriving Atlantic City 11 00 A M Returning departs Atlantic City at 5 50 P M arriving New York 8 45 P M The service includes Pullman parlor cars smoking car dining car and coaches with stops at Newark Elizabeth and Trenton West 2nd Street Station appears as origin on New York Pennsylvan ia Railroad line.
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New York
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Railroad
West 2Nd Street
New ‘York
Newark
Elizabeth
Trenton
Ady
Seaboard Line Offers Winter Excursion Tickets
The Seaboard Air Line Ry extends stop-over privileges for winter trips to Pinehurst Southern Pines Camden and Florida resorts with tickets from 1 185 Broadway Ady office.
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Seaboard Air Line
Pinehurst
Southern Pines
Camden
Florida Resorts
Broadway
Ady
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