20 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
1
Washington dispatch reports Rear Admiral Ramsay on the court at the navy yard session with Admiral Dewey presiding. Testimony covers chart references and bombardment actions at Santiago and Key West, with Schley and Ramsay figures amid procedural debates.
A Washington hearing on the admiralty inquiry includes debates over whether witnesses may offer opinions. Admiral Dewey and Judge Wilson clash with Judge Rayner over admissibility of opinion testimony about the May 7 1898 actions near the Colon in Santiago harbor. The court seeks factual statements while cautioned against collecting subordinate opinions.
Admiral Francis J. Whigeinsen testifies as the first witness at the Sehtey Inquiry in Washington. He outlines his command of the North Atlantic squadron aboard the Massachusetts and details movements from Newport News to Key West and then to Cienfuegos in 1898. He notes no direct action there and says information came via Captain McCalla.
Captain Lemly stated no further questions for Admiral Higginson and Admiral Schley’s counsel indicated no questions remaining. The exchange marks an orderly procedural moment in the hearing.
Unclear transcript fragment shows inconsistent witness statements and disputed orders. The dialogue hints at naval or military proceedings with phrases about officers, logs, and questions from captains, but most details are garbled and unreadable.
In Washington on September 20 the court session called by Admiral Dewey discussed admissibility of questions aimed at eliciting witnesses opinions. The proceedings considered whether such inquiries would contaminate evidence and affect the trial’s integrity as the examiner sought to avoid improper opinion testimony.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Admiral Kengars and Cyrene with a Vietnam era context, unclear specifics, and missing details about event, place, or outcome.
Fragmentary account describes naval movements during the Spee war near Newport with Captain Cheater and Admiral Seley aboard the Brooklyn. The witness notes bombardment near the port side, orders to starboard, and confusion about commands amid battles and desert threats.
Pittsburg, Sept 20. With few exceptions, steel mill work resumed today as unions push to secure recognition. The Yow Castle plant and other mills prepared to start Monday, while tin workers press demands and plan to meet Manager Phillips over wage cuts on the Monessen line. The piece notes editors’ reaction and labor pressures shaping the return to operation.
Mrs atlets wife of John Tr Gillett dies after a long illness. Lanker and wealthy widow left a fortune and estate, with references to Heres and Goshewneth in a list of oblique notes. Governor Aon is noted in the political context of the era.
Fragmentary OCR text offers no identifiable event or names. The readable bits show a garbled line about succeeding Ludlow and unclear persons or actions. No concrete facts to summarize meaningfully.
The fragment shows garbled text likely from a police or public notice noting an investigation or report. It mentions a shed, a month, and a countering tone but lacks clear names, places, dates, or actions. Further readable details needed for a precise summary.
In a tense late stretch, Borwhna edged ahead to claim a narrow win as the field battled to the finish. The final sprint featured lead changes and a strong push from Borwhna to secure victory.
Across the seas Lord Rune ber at Winchester for the King Ælfred Memorial ceremony on September 20 in Winchester Eng. The city hosted a grand procession with Naval civil ecclesiastical figures and troops. MEL ADAMS SPEAKS praising Americas support and unity during national bereavement.
The royal party arrives in Ottawa aboard a special train. Governor General Lori Minto greets the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York at the station and escorts them to a carriage. Mayor Morris greets a crowd of about twenty thousand as three thousand school children sing God Save the King before the ducal party proceeds to Rideau Hall.
Chicago Sept 2 The state board of pardons refused to shorten Charles Warren Spaldings indeterminate sentence of one to ten years for aiding the Globe Savings bank failure. The case tied to state university funds and winter 1894 97. Spalding was marched to Linn Lopige Irwin his stenographer who pushed for his murder.
The Pan American Exposition in Buffalo reopened after closing yesterday out of respect for the late President McKinley. Welsh day featured temple of music ceremonies and singing by Welsh societies and soloists. The international convention of cattlemen was also set for today in the New York state building.
Chicago I Sept DoWltm B Ridg ley will resign the presidency of the Republic Tron an ech com van Teaver Mhjeqse for Warrington to agayine him now. The appointment to the comptroller post was announced at Wanton yesterday and he plans to qualify within a few days.
A garbled report notes a legal confrontation between Yanger and Dixon with a hearing in September. The text references charges and a judge named Dewey Bett, but many details are unreadable.
The article outlines treasury balances in Asotin with emphasis on available cash and reserves. It notes financial constraints and references a balance sheet focusing on funds and expenditures. The text is fragmented but centers on treasury status and budget health.
A harsh cold spell sweeps northern New York causing damage to pastures, orchards, and farm produce. Reports describe bitter winds, heavy frost, and chilling temperatures affecting crops and livestock.
A woman named George Hadot, an engineer for the Chicago and Northwestern, was struck by a car at the corner of Shire and Ofster streets shortly before three o clock. She escaped serious injuries after the impact, with lacerations to the hands and facial injuries, and was aided by bystanders before medical help arrived.
An Associated Press report from Chicago recalls McKinley’s presidency and the Civil War era unity as a guard of honor accompanies the flag carriage. Citizens and veterans praised his administration’s efforts uniting the North and South.
Arthur Brown a prominent Neenah businessman dies after a short illness at his mother's home aged 36 leaving a mother and two brothers. He held roles with Island Grocery House Brown Acker Neenah Military Company Wests club and Neenah Business Men's club Funeral set for Sunday Rev Leonid. Edward Williams long time Neenah resident and county board member from First ward dies after a summer stroke aged 52.
A temperance figure from Omre, known as Over, faced an infuriated crowd in Waupun after inflammatory remarks about the dead president. He was warned by Omre business leaders to leave, then departed for Omre amid tense, unresolved tensions.
On Wednesday evening at six o'clock the marriage of James I Kelsch and Lilian Elmer took place at the parsonage of the First Congregational church with Rev E H Smith performing the ceremony. The groom, an electrician with Wisconsin Telephone Co, is a veteran of the Spanish American War. The couple formerly resided in Milwaukee and have lived in the city for the past five years.
On Tuesday evening at eight the marriage of George H H Miller and Lydia M Rahl of Algoma was performed by S J Anderson at the First Methodist Episcopal church. Witnesses Teataia Hubb and Che. The couple will reside in Algoma where the groom is a farmer.
Amid steady showers Berlin observes a memorial for President McKinley with services and a parade. Officials report business closures and church ceremonies as veterans and citizens pay tribute to the late leader.
A dispatch from Washington describes President Roosevelt and Cabinet members meeting at the White House in the evening following a railroad incident. The article notes a routine cabinet gathering and mentions a train related event but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Canton Ohio Sept 20 Mrs Kinley not in good spirits but reports show her condition improving since the Washington party arrived. Soldiers guard the house to maintain quiet while visitors call and a drive may be arranged soon to divert attention from recent events.
On the day of President McKinley’s death Oshkosh observed a nationwide pause with saloons, restaurants, stores, banks, and offices closed. Telegraph and telegraph services paused citywide from around 2:30 to 2:40 pm. Railroads halted traffic for five minutes, and traction cars stopped as motormen stood with bared heads. Local agents reported silence across to the Great Lakes.
John Kolb a prominent Nepeuskun farmer died at age seventy six from general debility. He lived in Nepeuskun since 1909 and is survived by his wife two sons J A and W K Nol and a daughter Mrs D M Krebs all residents of Nepeuskun. Funeral scheduled Saturday at 1 37 PM from the Evangelical church at Koro.
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