Cross-Examination of Adm. Schley in Inquiry Continues
Washington reports describe the ongoing court of inquiry into Admiral Schley. The cross-examination, conducted with a typewritten list of questions, probes his routes from Cienfuegos to Santiago and the retrograde movement, with witnesses and rebuttal planned in coming days.
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Washington
Adm. Schley
Adu. Kehiey
Adm
Barker
Thomas Tlorden
Marine Corps
Broohlyn
Adam Schley
Schley
Santiago
Srookiva
Saber
Cienfuegos
Sclty Bus Mage
Senate
Sampson
Navy Department
Jos
Cienfuekeene
Clenfueros
Sigshe
St. Vault
Chemsy
Nunes
Department
Oet
Judge Advocate
Brooklyn
Lieut
Hodgson
Texas
New York
Abv. Iet
Reneranity
Paget
Schley Cour of Inquiry
Lemjy
Adv. Schies
Beaard
Massachusetts
Lieut Sears
Adm. Bedley
Schrey
Grant
Watts
Sears
Rayner
Slgshee
Charles D. Sigsbee
Francis E. Chadwick
Joseph G. Faton
John H. Noss
Neil Anderson
Pags
Chadwick
Mavy
Schiey
Admirls
Opt
Sigebee
Prookivn
Taton
Hovs
Brooklin
Cienfuezos
Southerland
Port Antonia
Ewal
Merrimac
Mr. Andersen
Cnartermaster
Capt
Lemly
Mone Jay
Mr. Ratner
Adm. Sehien
Gagot
Lieur Steauss
Treaty Signed With Fort Totten Indians
A treaty concluded by A J McLaughlin special agent of the interior department with Fort Totten reservation Indians was signed Saturday. The tribe consents to sell 104000 acres for 350000 dollars with 145000 paid after ratification and 20000 annually for 20 years. They relinquish any claim against the government of 90000 dollars. Senator Hasbrough expects settlement readiness next spring.
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Devils Land
Aiajp
McLaughlin
Interior Department
Fort Totten Reservation
Hasbrough
Locomotive Explosion Kills Worker Near Shanopin
A Lake Shore & Michigan Southern locomotive leased by Pittsburg & Lake Erie blew up near Shanopin station in Pittsburg causing the death of Henry Watters of Sheraden and injuring J F Sullivan of Cleveland W J Porter of Ashtabula. The blast left others shocked and seared.
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Pittsburg
Lake Shore & Michigan Lowthern
Lake Erie
Shanopin Station
Henry Watters
Sheraden
J. FP. Sullivan
Cleveland, C
W. J. Porter
Ashtabula
B.S
Watters
Leon Czolgosz Faces Electric Chair in Auburn
Leon Czolgosz, assassin of President McKinley, died in the electric chair after refusing confession or repentance. He wore simple clothing and spoke of not wanting church services for himself. Relatives attended brief last interviews and witnessed the execution.
Tragic Execution of Leon Czolgosz at Auburn Prison
The condemned man Leon Czolgosz was executed by electric chair, 1700 volts, with a second 1200 volt test to confirm death. Autopsy found no brain lesions and all organs normal. His body was quietly buried in the prison plot after secrecy and a dispute over family remains.
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Auburn
Leon F. Czolgosz
Wiliam McKinles
Cyolgvosz
Czolosz
Czolgosz
Collins
Bour
Gosz
Chaurch
Colins
Itelio
Leon
Collin
Leon Czolgosz
McKinley
Cornelius V. Collins
J. Warren Mead
Czoigosz
Enterprise
N.Y
Czolgos
Post Office Affairs Reports 125 Casualties in Railway Mail Service
The annual report by William S. Shallensberg urges faster Pacific coast to Orient mail service and pneumatic tube use, plus closer separation of city mail. It proposes one management for mail distribution and railway clerks handling outgoing mail to speed dispatch. There were 23 railway mail service casualties in the year.
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Washington
William S. Shallensberg
Pacific Coast
Orient
Meliing
General Post Office
Shattenberg
Post of Fies
Swings in a Circle Dr Talmage Uses Geometric Figure
Dr Talmage delivers a discourse themed around circles of centuries and good deeds using a geometric figure as a central metaphor. The piece notes the stylistic approach and the sermon’s enduring moral emphasis.
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Dr. Talmage
Circle of the Earth Sermon on Gravity of Actions
Gov Durbin refuses extradition of ex-Gov Taylor and Finley amid Goebel murder case. The sermon extols God’s providence as a circle, arguing history and personal deeds recur, and that forgiveness breaks the wheel. It praises Christ as the center of Heaven’s circle.
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Indianapolis
Ind
W T. Durbin
J. C. Beckham
Kentucky
William S. Taylor
Charles W. Finley
William Goebel
Fierce forest fires threaten Poplar Bluff stock
The woods south of Poplar Bluff are ablaze for three days in the fiercest fires since 1855. Thousands of cattle and horses are at risk as farmers and stockmen battle the flames with little progress. The drought and ruined crops foretell a winter feed famine for cattle.
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Poplar Lull
Thin City
Montserrat Brings Admiral Villamil’s Body to New York
The Spanish steamship Montserrat arrived from Havana with its funnels at half mast. Adm. Villamil’s body lies in a mortuary compartment aboard the liner after the Santiago engagement. The body heads to Spain as Spanish officials and residents aboard attend memorial services before departure.
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New York
Montserrat
Havana
Adm. Villamil
Santiago
Spain
Coasul
Pan American exposition lights go out at midnight
President Millbury pressed a button at midnight Saturday causing the general illumination of the Pan American exposition to extinguish. By Sunday morning the main power connection to the Niagara falls powerhouse was cut off, leaving the grounds in near total darkness.
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IbusTale
Millbury
Niagara Falls
Detroit Baseball Club Change of Control Reported
Detroit on Sunday learned that control of the Detroit Baseball Club passed from Burns and Stallings to S. F. Angus after the Peninsular Savings Bank accepted a $13,600 check for stock held as collateral for an early season loan.
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Detroit
Detroit Baseball Club
Messrs. Burns and Stallings
S. F. Angus
Peninsular Savings Bank
Burns
Stallings
Dowager Empress Attacked Near Ho Nan
An assassin attacked the dowager empress as she prepared to cross the river en route to Peking. An attendant was killed with a spear before the assailant was killed, leaving the court walking to Ho Nan on the journey to the capital.
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Peking
Ho-Nan
Edward S. Stokes Dies After Noted Career in New York
Edward S. Stokes a prominent New York figure for over twenty five years and known for killing James Fisk Jr. died at his sister Mary Me Sutt's home in New York on November 4.
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Edward S. Stokes
New York
Edward .S. Stokes
James Fisk, Jr
Chicago forms new labor union the Pall Yearers
A Chicago labor group has formed calling themselves the Pall Yearers and attracting about 60 members. The new union aims to organize workers and negotiate terms with employers in the city.
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Chicago
Pallyyearers
Neighbor Reports Doctor Visit At Your House This Morning
Fragmented lines indicate a neighbor recall of a doctor visiting a residence this morning. The text is garbled with missing words but centers on a medical visit occurring at the speaker’s house.
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Auburn Prison
Bae
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N. YJ
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Durbin
Taylor
Talmage
Isaiah
God
Giant's Causeway
Ireland
Downings and Mitchells
Yorkminster
Babylon
London
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Ezekiel
Naboth
Elijah
Jezebel
William E. Dodge
Latimer
Ridley
Paul
Antioch
Cyprus
Lystra
Corinth
Athens
Asia
Europe
America
Earth
Heaven
Voltaire
France
Germany
St. John
City of Heaven
St.John
Christ
Loriers
Villamila Remainea
Buffalo Exposition
Palibesters’. Union
Waeth Tryise
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