Trial of Gen Smith for conduct prejudicial to good order
General Jacob H Smith faces court martial in Samar campaign charges of conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline. Lloyd Wheaton and other generals sit in judgment. Major Harvey G Carbaugh is judge advocate. defense by Colonel Charles A Wootthaft. Case follows Major Waller’s controversial actions and acquittal.
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Brough
Samar
Jacob H Smith
United States
Island
Sama
Lloyd Wheaton
Samuel S. Sumner
James M. Tell
William H. Bisbee
Chambers McKibbin
William A. Rafferty
William E. Dougherty
Alfred C Markleys
Smith
hull
Waller
Native War Tales and Starvation Tragedies From April Dispatches
Reports from Norfolk and Memphis reveal grim accounts of abuse and death. A Philippine transport faces potential cholera concerns amid illness fears in the ranks. A Guatemalan leader vows to rally troops by April 27. Five starving children die in Haywood County, and the Marcon Wireless Telegraphy Company files to reduce authorized capital from 10 million to 6.5 million.
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Norfolk
John Nickelson
Nickelson
Memphis Tenn
Haywood county
Mempis
Jim Mills
Wireless Company
Trenton
N. J
Marcon Wireless Telegraphy Company
Guglitomo Marconi
August Belmont
Clement A. Griscom
Irish Disorder and City of Pittsburg Disaster Reported
The issue notes Irish disturbances and a skipped royal visit to the Isle, with emus and lawlessness alleged. It also covers the City of Pittsburg steamer disaster with 145 aboard and half missing, a coroner’s verdict on two deaths, and a large Confederate veterans reunion in Dallas despite delays.
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Ireland
Edward
Gueen Isle
Cork
Kildare
Pittsburg
QCatro
City of Pittsburg
Sylvester Doss
Miss Maria
Tissim
Ohio valley
Mississippi
Dallas
Tex
United Confederate Veterans
fair grounds
Supreme Court Sustains Philadelphia Base Ball Club Appeal
The U S Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling, reinstating the Philadelphia Base Ball Club’s control over players Lafale, Bernhard, and Fraser for the current year. The decision could bar about 60 prominent players from American League teams from playing this season.
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Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Potter
common pleas court
Nayo- Jean Lajoie
cour
Lafele
Bernhard
Fraser
Shibe
Surra's Green Mountain Renovator touted for blood cleansing
An advertisement claims lazy liver and kidneys cause disease and that Surra's Green Mountain Renovator from Vermont roots and herbs purifies blood, boosts health, and prevents illness. It promises immediate action, local availability through Pearre's Reliable Pharmacy, and a money back guarantee.
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Surra
Vermont
Nature
Pearre
Queen Wilhelmina Illness Grips Nation in Suspense
Bulletin reports unpredictable crisis date as Queen Wilhelmina battles illness. Typhoid hits household maid. royal family and cabinet hold tense councils. Public fears grim outcome while supporters cling to cautious optimism amid royal ailing state.
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Castle Joan
Prince Henry
Wilhelmina
London
Castle Loo
Daily
Maft
River and Harbor Bill Passes in Senate Amid Broad Approval
Washington April 22 The river and harbor bill passed by the Senate carries about 70 million dollars in appropriations after thorough committee work. The House began consideration of the military academy appropriation bill including 6.5 million for West Point improvements. Debates touched on race and neutrality laws amid other state and national issues.
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Senate
House
Washington
commerce commission
West Point
military academy
Gil~bert
Kentucky
Gillett
Massachusetts
South Africas
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p . Sawbuck
Dr. Evans
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MARKEY’S
NORTH MARKET STREET
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Weilding
GALT & BRO
Jeecore
Silveremithe tad Stefisners
Penn. Ave
Washington,.C
PAPE
BREHIVE
Coleman
J.C. Panna
Danville
WILLIAMSON
Moyers
Releif
A. L. PEARRE
BACH
WEST PATRICK STREET
CENTRAL HARDWARE COMPANY
Frederick
DAVID WINEBERG
CITY SITH CITY HALL
MARVEL Whirke
St Louis
GEN. SMITIPS
GEN. WHEATON
GILBERT EROS, & co
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Buford
Welch
San Mianeisco
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quinde
Charleston
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Colieton county
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department of
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Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
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South street
Annie Mooney
Penney Tunnel Company
Albany
N. Y
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Long Island Railroad Company
Queens counties
A J Cassatt
Thomas D. Curler
Clement A. Gascom
Haier forn Pa
John P. Green
Rosemont
Charles E Pugh
Overbrook
Prevost
W. MM. Barnes
Samuel Rea
Bryn Vawr
William EH. Baldwin Jr
Hrs Anloranom
GREEN MOUNTAIN
thas
WILLIAMS MFG OG
Cleveland
A. L. PRARRE
FREDERICK, MD
London Dispatch
HARLOR
Asphalt Company
hondholders
Asphalt Company of America
National Asphalt Company
Henry C. Tainall
John Weber
Ridgewood
silk mills
Michael Laskinson
tn weaver
Sashinson
wotch
Weber
Vincennes
Thirty-sixth street
Vincennes avenue
Vinita
Dollashire
William Phillips
William Marfeld
Jess Skidmore
Lice Johnson
Skidmore
Masfield
Chastan Somnists
Tasioen
Myre Josephene C Woodbury
Mre Mart Baker
Eddy
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