Court Martial for Kyle in Alabama National Guard
A court martial convened in Montgomery to try Lieutenant Colonel Osce Kyle of the 5th Regiment Alabama National Guard on charges of disobedience of orders disrespect to a superior officer and conduct unbecoming an officer. The case stems from a sharp letter Kyle sent to Colonel Higdon criticizing wartime actions and regiment reorganization, after a history of strained relations and contested leadership within the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Osceoo Kyle
Alabama National Guard
E. L. Hiedon
Dumont
Graves
May
McDowell
Robinson
Hubbard
Kyle
Higdon
W. C. Gates
Tennent Eomax
Birmingham
E. L. Higécn
Decatur
Mehbile
Jahnson
Thomas ©. Smith
D. D. McLeod
3A Infantry Co
Smith
Kyle Leutenant
O. Kyle
Vis
2D Infantry
E. L. Higdon
Jonel E. L. Higdon
North
Alabama
The
Tate
New York
United States Volunteer Infantry
T. O. Smith
Smith, McLeod
Fitzsimmons
Hemen
Emmnent
C. Kyle
Route promises speedy service between New York and St. Louis
A fragment notes the Pennsylvania Railroad planning a route toward St. Louis with fast trains and convenient intervals for daily travel from New York. The text emphasizes speed and regular service as a goal.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Hage
New York
Astor linked gift to science and nickel control debate
London dispatch notes Astor’s name tied to a potential large charitable gift to science while U S Steel seeks control of nickel deposits. Reports cite Cassel as donor candidate and discuss English sanatorium plans. Also covers Irish Nationalists, Liberal Imperialists, and Newfoundland colonial replies amid Anglo Irish tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor
Steel Trust
John Redmond
Sligo
Lord Rosebery
Redmond
Liberal Party
Iris Party
Parnell
Gladstone
Ireland
Palma outlines policy and Platt amendment for Cuba
Central Valley dispatches report General Tomas Estrada Palma’s plans after winning Cuba’s presidency. He favors a US treaty and tariff cuts, supports the Platt amendment, and suggests Isle of Pines may be ceded. He plans a lean government, with limited diplomacy and delayed pay for revolutionary troops until Cuba’s finances strengthen.
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Isle OF Pines
Palme
Cuba
Diversion in East River Drilling Fail Ends with Collision
A Norwegian steamer Belvernon backed into a drilling platform of United Engineering and Contracting Company during tests for a rapid transit tunnel to Brooklyn. Losses reach thousands with the drill valued at $1,000, while two men escaped injuries. Pilot J M Heath was arrested for criminal negligence. tug M Henderer secured the vessel to Liberty Island, and government police protection was sought to prevent future incidents. The Belvernon, a thousand ton ship from Bergen, Norway, operates between this port and Hayti.
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East River
United Engineering and Contracting Company
Brooklyn
Belvernon
J. M. Heath
M. Henderer
Rex
P. J. Riordan
F. H. Kelley
Mr. Heath
Hayti
United States Mail
David Hough
Tribune
Hough
Liberty Island
Olsen
Harbor
Battery Park
Tue. M. Henderer
Heath
Bergen
Norway
R. W. Cameron & Co
Haytian
Everett Moore Syndicate Faces Insolvency and Bank Extension
Cleveland crowds, a bank run, and a planned eighteen month extension mark the Everett Moore Syndicate crisis. Cleveland bankers form a committee to manage assets, study liabilities, and preserve creditor equities while Everett and Moore retain managing roles under committee oversight.
Sir Ernest Cassel Named Giver of Million for King Edward Sanatorium
The Daily Mail reports Sir Ernest Cassel proposes a two hundred thousand pounds grant for a King Edward sanatorium. Open air treatment for consumptives will be used, with beds for wealthy and for those who pay smaller fees. An advisory committee and essay prizes will guide the project’s execution.
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Edward
William Waldorf Astor
Sir Ernest Cassel
Cologne
Newmarket
Marlborough House
Associated Press
London
King Edward
The
Daily Mail
Ernest Cassel
St. Michael and St. George
William Henry Broadbent
Richard Douglas Powell
Francis Henry Lacking
Felix Lemon
William
England
Switzerland
Cubans Approve Palma Election Support From City Leader
Seftor F. FE. Fonseca, a Cuban factory owner, voices strong approval of Tomas Estrada Palma’s election as Cuba’s president. He says Palma’s policy will advance Cuba, foster U S relations, and bring prosperity, order, and peace among Cubans and with other nations.
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Seftor F. FE. Fonseca
Tomas Estrada Palma
Cuba
Don Sestor Palma
United States
Olicy
Palma
Cuba Electors Split Between Palma and Maso
Official report from Havana shows Tomas Estrada Palma with fifty five electors and General Bartolome Maso with eight. Palma carried Pinar del Rio Havana Matan zas Santa Clara and Puerto Principe. five electors from Santiago. Maso won Puerto Principe three and Santiago five.
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Havana
Central Board of Scrutiny
Cuba
Tomas Estrada Palma
Bartolome Maso
Seflor Palma
Pinar del Rio
Matanzas
Santa Clara
Puerto Principe
Santiago
General Maso
Miss Stone Reported Free In Vienna Dispatch
A Vienna Central News dispatch via Sofia says Ellen M. Stone, the captive American missionary, has reportedly been released though the report is unconfirmed.
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London
Central News
Vienna
Sofia
Ellen M. Stone
Miss Stone Case Still Unconfirmed by State Dept
Washington reports no recent news on Miss Stone and cannot confirm a London dispatch claiming her release. Officials say responsible parties are negotiating with the captors who hold her, and those holding her know ransom money is available. Advertisement: Tribune Almanac for sale at 3 cents.
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London
England
Cumberland
Washington
State Department
Miss Stone
Persia
Tribune
Tribune Almanac
One Day's Journey to Chicago by Pennsylvania Railroad
Advert reads trains to Chicago in 2% hours with convenient daily departures from W 23d Cortlandt and Desbrosses Streets year round.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
W. 23d
Cortlandt and
Desbrosses Sts
Everett-Moore Syndicate Embarrassed by Money Market Turmoil
The Everett-Moore Syndicate of Cleveland faced financial embarrassment as a seven banker committee took control. The group reportedly operates over twelve hundred miles of electric railways and owns various telephone lines with a combined capitalization of at least 125 million. Bank officials reassured creditors that railway assets were solvent, though the run on Dime Savings and Banking Co. raised concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dime Savings and Banking Company
Henry E. Everett
E. W. Moore
M. G. Waterson
Cleveland
Federal Telephone Company
Cleveland Electric Railway
Cuyahoga Telephone Company
Everett-Moore
H. E. Everett
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
The
Barney Mahler
C. W. Wason
Street Railways
Detroit
Toledo
Akron
Warren
Ohio
Port Huron
Mich
United States Telephone Company
Columbus
Messrs
Everett and
Moore
R. R. Newcomb
Myron T. Herrick
J. J. Sullivan
Calvary Morris
Kaufman Hays
E. G. Tillotson
Cleveland Credi
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Michigan
Syndicate Brings Suit In Toledo Trustees Case
Everett Moore Syndicate moves into trustees' hands at Cleveland as three suits are filed in Toledo Common Pleas Court. One names law firm King & Tracy, alleging fraudulent fee collection and director fraud related to Maumee Valley Railway. Earlier, judgments totaled 36,253 46 against Toledo and Maumee Valley Railway, King & Tracy, the Loan Company, and Holcomb National Bank, with claims of lack of summons and notice.
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Toledo
Ohio
Everett- Moore
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Maumee Railroad
Toledo Railway and Ear Company
King & Tracy
Maumee Vale Road
Common Pleas
Cogno
Toledo and
Mausmee Valley Railway Company
Holcomb National Bank
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Osceola Kyle
Steel Invasion
New-York Tribune
Nickel Corporation of
United States Steel Corporation
Nickel Corporation
Colonial Office
Newfoundland
Express
France
Central Valley
N. Y
N. Bolet Peraza
Venezuela
the Tribune Today
Cuban Republic
Bankers’ Committee
Messrs. Everett and Moore
Statement OF Bankers’ Committee
Jayne
H. R. Newcomb
EL Tillotson
Henry A. Everett
Mittee
Everett Syndicate
Moore Syndicate
Cle
Tribune Aitenee
Everett-Moore Concern
Syndicate
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