Schley vindicated by inquiry. a navy hero emerge
The Schley court of inquiry wraps up with Admiral Schley’s complete vindication. Witness testimony and verdicts portray him as a brave, capable commander who conducted himself with exemplary leadership in the Spanish American War. Public opinion and historians are poised to uphold his merit regardless of formal ruling.
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Schley Court of Inquiry
Admiral Lobley
Admiral Schley
Spain
Beccos
Ernest Sharp
T. Sharp
Harry Bproranch
George Houck
Charles P. Levy
Catoetin Mountain Iron Company
Frederic County
Frederick County
Maryland
Lawrence J. Morria
Lawrence J, Morria
Walwalfe Taenranpa Pamnanyam
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company
William T. Ratney
Public praise of Schley and duty to others echoed
A collection of editorial excerpts from Baltimore papers questions Admiral Schley's acclaim and William's remarks, praises Dewey’s conduct in Manila, and emphasizes President Roosevelt's Thanksgiving sermon urging citizens to tie duty to action. The clippings reflect national sentiment on naval affairs and civic responsibility.
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Roosevelt
Baltimore Sun
Minutes of Merriness and Snappy Newspaper Bits
A collection of humor exchanges and quips from Chicago Post Philadelphia Press Catholic Standard and Washington Star. Snatches include a wife accusing a husband of marrying for money, a judge’s aside on favors, a dog collar banter, earth’s feminine personification, campaign funds misplacement, and waiting for more funds.
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Sorghum
Washington Star
Buffalo Exposition showcased vast electric power display
The New York World lauds Buffalos Exposition as a landmark for human progress and a spectacular electrical display. It notes its unprecedented 60 acre scale with exhibits from many nations and calls it an epoch making event in the new century, despite financial shortfalls.
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Buffalo Exposition
New York World
Buffalo
Moments With The Muse On Schooling And Its Toll
A provocative verse piece alleges teachers cram knowledge into children, portraying learning as mechanical and oppressive. It laments exhausted students, broken routines, and discontinues advertising as a dull season analogy.
New Market Literary Club and Associated Societies
The New Market Literary Club met at Dr H Ho Hopkins's home with a program on Women in Literature featuring notes on notable women writers and sketches. Belles Lettres and Emerson societies held meetings with readings, recitations, and debates, then announced future gatherings. Also advertised were the City Opera House shows Alvin Joslin and a musical comedy Where the Laugh Comes In, plus notices on November events and a health remedy advertisement.
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Sista Marssline Stier
Miss Sponseller
Mia
J. N Maynard
Mies
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Bessie Downey
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Marie Corelli
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Edger Hough
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McCardell
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D. Adama
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F. Anstey
India
Col. Peach
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City Opera Hause
Lota
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Grand Central Depot
Pier 29
East River
Brooklyn Bridge
Bowery
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County correspondence from Paterville covers homecomings and visits by Genevieve and others from Colorado, with many October gatherings at the Thomas and Trundle households. Also mentions Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters and a testimonial about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy curing croup in a child, recommended by Elder John W. Rogers, with sales by A. D. Pearce.
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Filley
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