Judge Jeremiah M. Wilson Dies During Schley Inquiry
Judge Jeremiah M. Wilson chief counsel for Rear Admiral Schley died at the Shoreham Hotel shortly after 11 am. His death suspends proceedings briefly as the court of inquiry resumes. Wilson, a prominent Indiana and Washington lawyer, had shaped Schley’s case and with Rayner, faced intense cross examination. The loss raises questions about the campaign’s strategy and workload for Rayner.
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Schley
Washington
Jeremiah M. Wilson
Shoreham Hotel
Wilson
Sehley
Rayner
Ceremian Wilson
Admiral Sehley
My. Rayner
Judge Wilson
Admiral Schley
Samuel Shelapbarger
Ohio
Congress
Shelabarger
Madeline Pollard
W. C
Schicy Court
Bates
Schroeder
B Clevton
Texas
Santiago
Claxton
Texas du ‘Co
Parke
Brain Food Nonsense and August Flower Remedy
A tongue in cheek defense of balanced diet and the folly of fad foods. The piece promotes Green's August Flower as a general health aid, claiming it aids digestion, liver function, and blood purification, and urges readers to obtain it from Mala’r Drag Store along with Green's Special Almanac.
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Green
Dr.g & S Green
St Mala
Cardue
Cardus
Thedford
Chattanooga Medicine Company
Chattanooga, Tenn
Ely’s Liquid Cream Balm and Cold Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Ely Brothers remedies at 50 Warren Street New York. It touts Ely’s Liquid Cream Balm for nasal catarrh and a spray form, plus Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claimed to cure a cold in one day with a refund if it fails. The notice appears in Tax News.
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Ely
Reese Ely
Ely Brothera
Warren Street
New York
Alldingeists
B. W. Grove
Bey
Local Notes From Frederick District Streams and Visits
OUSTY CORRESPONDENCE. NEW MAREST. Dr. George Spoeseller of Hedgeville W Va made a short visit home. Mrs Griffin of Mt Airy is staying with daughter Mrs J M Wood. Linda Griffith visits sister Mrs Edwin Waters in Montgomery county. John E Boteler left for Monrovia region. Issac S Russell attends Pan American Exposition in Buffalo. Rev A D Malvin preaches at Frederick Circuit. Mary E Wood visits Kemp town. Dr Jay Stier visits his mother and sisters. Mary Dorsey returns from Hyattsville. B&O R R Moorovi improvements nearly finished. tailes of track. Mervin Lease of Toledo guest at former home. Sue Pearce returns to Baltimore. Mrs M P Trayor and daughter plan Baltimore winter. Douglas Rice becomes a student at Frederick College. Protracted meeting at the M E Church begins Thursday. George F Farring of Harpers Ferry in town. Laura B Randle arrives from Tacoma Park for visit.
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New Marest
George Spoeseller
Hedgesville
W. Va
P. BH. Griffih, Sr
Mt. Airy
J. M. Wood
Linda Griffith
Edwin Waters
Montgomery County
John E. Boteler
Monrovia
Issac
Russell
Buffalo
A. D. Malvin
Maryland
M. FP. Church
Frederick
Ehaurah
Mya. McMaster
Green Spring Valley
Baltimore County
Wa. T. Sargent
Mary E. Wood
Kemptown
Jay Stier
Harford County
Mary Dorsey
Hyattsville
Moorovis
Daveglass
Mervin Lease
Toledo
Ohio
Hoe
Thomas A. Lease
Kansas
George Edmonaton
Savage, W.a
Roosevelt Spent Quiet Evening at White House
President Roosevelt and Richard Watson Gilder dined at the White House and stayed through most of the evening. The report notes a quiet night with a friend in attendance amid a batch of brief notices and baseball results from American and National Leagues.
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Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Richard Watson Gilder
New York
Seth Low Nominated for Gotham's Mayor in New York
Seth Low, president of Columbia College, was nominated for mayor by the Republican city convention and the Citizens' Union convention. The platform denounces Tammany Hall as conspirators against the public welfare and an organization devoted to public plunder.
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Seth Low
Gotham
New York
Columbia College
Republican City Convention
Citizens’ Union
Tammany Hall
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Scalay
Saudden
Startled Inquiry Court
Ousty
George F. Farring
Harper’s Ferry
Misa Laura B. Randle
Tacoma Park
C O
R. B. Randle
Lime
Stanley Michael
Nannis
Pearl
Andrew Smith
Fannie
Maple Grove
Will Mumford
Braddock
Joseph Welty
George Phebus
David Main
Harry Grove
Fred Belehs
E. Feaga
Feagaville
Jacob Baer
John C. White
Bernard
M. J. Grove
James Kinns
John Keyser
Bertie
May
Paar] Hamilton
Albert Leister
Elliott City
Charles Leister
Philadelphia
Edward Plummer
Barnesville
MT. Pleasant
R. T. Ramsey
Olle
Virginia
J. H. Leib
Clyde B. Thomas
Baltimore
Zumstein
C. A. Thomas
Carrye Bockey
I E Church
Daisy Catsail
Fannie Catsail
Hilda Devilbiss
Mande Ee
Walkersville
Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Laura Albaugh
J. H' Leib
W. ¥. Rémeburg
Ethel Myers
George Hawker
K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
St Loui
Boston
Bion
Geo. A. Gilbert
N. Market St
Frederick, MD
N. B
D. & D. Institute
Harry
Verona
Carrollton Chemical Co
City
Iowa
Merly
Eisenhofer
Pennsylvania
Charleston
Harrisburg
Pennsyania Commission
Executive Department
Phiadelphia
Mleweuleo
Biltimore- AG Ulimere
Ghesebind
Chamberlain
Carty's Furniture Store
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Saxony
Germantown
James E. Walker & Co
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Ralston
B.rosenour&sons
WM. S. Miller & CO
Dr. Pierce
W A. Sanders, Esq
Hem
Mason Co
W Va
Coleman
Williamson's
Wineberg’s
Clement and
Ball
David Wineberg
Citt
A. E. McConnell
West Patrick Street
Gersh
Mitdawty
Old London Stockale
Ourlaw
C.N. Hater
Sig, Sant
Bristol Steel
Etchison’s
South Market Street
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