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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 26, 1901

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Cotton On Foe Stand: Schley Court Hearings File Notes

Two new witnesses testified in the Schley court case in Washington on September 26. Admiral Cotton and Captain Wise described dispatches and coal matters tied to the May 27 departure from Key West. Rayner became leading counsel after Judge Wilson’s death, with Dewey and Parker among assisting figures as the trial proceeds.

Sampsons Rayner Washington Schley Admiral Cotton Harvard Wise Yale Santiago Key West Admiral Schley Brooklyn Sampson Merrimac Texas hugh Densy Parker Lemir strong Cienfuegos Scehbery Pather Hanna Admiral Dewey Cotton William C. Wise Santiago harbor Captain Wise Philip James Parker New Jersey M. A. Teague Baltimore Judge Wilson Jeremiah M. Wilson Church of the Covenant Wilson John M. Wilson Dewey

Joly Girl Turns Jaded Woman Through Marriage

A remark on Mary’s change from a jolly girl to a worn wife follows the idea that marriage drains vitality. Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is advertised as restoring strength, curing uterine issues, and making weak women well. A Philadelphia woman testifies to benefits after six bottles and five of Golden Medical Discovery.

Mary Pierce Allen A. Robson Rodman Street Philadelphia R.V. Pierce Buffalo, N.Y

Mail Transport by Auto to Minneapolis Substations

Automobiles will be used in transporting mail from Minneapolis sub stations to the main office. The steamer Sierra arrived from Australia bringing over 2 500 000 dollars in gold into San Francisco. Postmasters at Atlantic City elected T E Dickerson of Detroit as president. The Knights of the Ancient Essenic Order adjourned in Cincinnati to meet again in 1903. Macaroni manufacturers in the United States advanced wholesale price by half a cent per pound at a St Louis meeting.

Minneapolis Australia San Francisco United States Atlantic City T E Dickerson Detroit supreme senate of the Knights of the Ancient Essenic Order Cincinnati macaroni manufacturers St Louis

Lipton and Columbia Set for Highly Charged Cup Race Today

Washington and New York dispatches forecast fair weather and fresh north to northwest winds for today’s race. The Shamrock II and Columbia prepare under light winds with careful tuning and official measurements showing the Columbia to give the Shamrock 43 seconds in a 30 mile course. Lipton expresses confidence while bookmakers show the American boat slight favorite at 10 to 8, with final course decisions still pending and guards to ensure a fair race under revenue cutter supervision.

Thomas Washington Frankenfeld weather bureau Sandy Hook New York Thomas Lipton Mr .Duncan cup defender Gedney Columbia Sir Thomas Lipton Jameson Watson Lawrence Sir Thomas Shamrock tesls Walker revenue marine service W. Butler Duncan New York Yacht club H. M. McGildowney Royal Ulster Yacht club

Yachting Forecast and Republican Club Elections

The article notes wind directions near the Jersey shore for the Defender versus Valkyrie II trial, with starts near Sea Bright or Long Island depending on northeast or southwest breeze. It mentions preparations by excursion steamers in New York harbor and yacht clubs chartering steamers for members. It also reports the Scranton Pa Republican Club convention electing officers and delegates, with Jerome H Shaw as treasurer and various officers and delegates named. the convention adjourned sine die.

Jersey shore Long Island Sea Bright Long Beach New York harbor New York Yacht club New Haven Chester W Chapin Pennsylvania Scranton State League of Repubican Clubs Frederick Fleltz errton Robert H Lindsay A. J. Barchfield John Kelly Philadelphia George J. Llewellyn Wilkasbarre P. Silas Waller D. Edward Butler Altoona Sol Bacharach Wilkesbarre Thomas G. McClure Pittsburg Jesse McGeary Allegheny W. L. Connell Ecranton George W Weaver Louis Hute Edward Baxter John T. Harrison Robert B. Kelly Alexander Crow, Jr Theodore B. Stulb John M. Clark David B Johns Carnegie William Miller Aetna William Connor Braddock Milton Shreve Erie W. W. Jucas, Jr Joseph Marcus Walter N. Stevenson J. Arnh

YERKES AND PALM NOTIFIED OF NOMINATIONS IN PENNSYLVANIA

In Philadelphia on September 26 Democratic nominees Judge Herman Yerkes for supreme court and Representative Andrew J. Palm for state treasurer were formally notified at the Continental hotel. Judge Lucien W Doty spoke. Palm’s reply signaled possible withdrawal in favor of Union party candidate B E Coray Jr within 20 days of the election.

Pennsylvania Philadelphia Harman Yerkes Bucks county supreme court Andrew J Pahn Crawford county Continental hotel Lucien W Doty Westmoreland county Jurise Ye. Leg Palm

Penns New Eleven Coaches Pick University Team

Penns New Eleven outlines the selections for the 1899 football season by Coach George Woodruff. Names include Luter Mitchell Baird Jordan Gardiner Davidson and Bennett among others, showing a mix of scrub, new, and varsity players for positions across the line and backfield. Gino Campaign Opens Again Off in Cleveland after a McKinley mourning period, Republican leaders postpone state campaign start to observe 60 days of mourning.

Woodruff Philadelphia George Woodruff University of Pennsylvania Luter Mitchell Baird Jordan Piekarski Donaldson Gardiner Howard scrub Dale Bennett Davidson Gino Cleveland ersay Hanna Charles Dick McKinley

Yale and Harvard Triumph in Oxford Cambridge Track Meet

New York Sept 26 Yale and Harvard defeated Oxford Cambridge at Berkeley Oval winning six of nine events. Harvard and Yale each took three, Cambridge and Oxford won none. Highlights include Converse and Garnier in the 120 yard hurdle, 100 yard dash won by Harv Wargraves and Hind, hammer by Soal, and Spraker of Yale taking running high jump and broad jump.

Briaders Hargrave New York Yale Harvard Oxford Cambridge Berkeley Oval Converse Wargraves Yate Workmas Rust Soal Cockshatt Workman Spraker Garnier Allcock Clapp Garnies Hay neorly Hind May W. A. Boal G. Stillman Richard Sheldon Henderson Kernan HL Smith

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