Schley Seeks Inquiry On Fleet Actions
President Long approves Rear Admiral Schley's plea for a court of inquiry to review his conduct in Cuban operations. The panel may include Admiral Dewey and other senior officers. it will probe delays to Cuba, movements toward Santiago, the May 26 27 retrograde run, the Battle of Santiago and the destruction of Cervera's fleet, with testimony from officers and civilians.
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Insurgent Surrenders In Tayabas After Allied Letter
Reports from the Hong Kong Junta dated June 26 indicate anti imperialists Winslow and Levison urged Filipinos to persist in resistance for eventual independence. Colonel Zurbano with 20 officers and 518 men surrendered to Lt. Hickman. Some insurgents took US allegiance oath, aiding the district against revolution. A civilian Fingick received one year in prison and $1000 fine for stolen commissary supplies.
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800 Ashley shop workers press for terms in New Jersey strike
Wilkes-Barre dispatch says the 800 Ashley shop employees who met New York officials of the goodwood association returned with no concessions promised. The committee will submit its report at a strikers’ meeting tomorrow as workers decide whether to return to work under the possible terms.
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Meeting in Lexington Ends in Unclear Engagement Tale
Feusive Wire reports from The Recreated Prea Tieliannelties Med as professor Abbott of Butler meets Henwewal at Dev Wipe. The account notes a youthful engagement to Mie Ofna Welter in Lexington Massachusetts, with unclear details about the marriage plans and whereabouts.
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Train Fear Grips Town As Man Falls To Tracks
A report from Harrisburg describes a man reacting to an approaching train and slipping from a beam to the ground, tumbling about thirty feet near New Chamberland. Authorities or witnesses noted the peril ahead as the incident occurred on the Nether Central route.
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Obituary fragment reports infant death in alleged stabbing
An obituary fragment notes the death of Weer Chester Da July Sir Mie Anna Ob Vat aged 1, wife of William FR Prope, allegedly killed this afternoon by a knife wound to the head. The coroner is investigating the case.
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Disguise and tension in steel strike actions unfold
The Pittsburg based strike center sees Shaffer in disguise while Amalgamated officials and American Sheet Steel push for an early settlement. Reports indicate shipments, injunction debates, and plant idle periods as Wellsville and Hyde Park figures heat up amid a broader steel workers stand.
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Philadelphia and Reading strike ends in partial hold
About fifty Lackawanna shop workers joined the strike in Reading Pennsylvania as the Philadelphia and Reading men parade and meet at the opera house. Railroad officials say shops are not as crippled as claimed and some machinists remain at work.
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Strike Strains Wagon Drivers and Empty Stores in Columbus
Columbus workers clash as wagon drivers strike halting deliveries and restricting storage access. A Ferrea & Son employee was beaten during a confrontation at Crystal Doe plant while police moved in.
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Coal strike quiets in Wyoming mining region
In Wilkes-Barre on July 24 a general post on coal mining led to striking firemen being reassigned to other work. A few may face penalties or limited duty as control measures take effect and tensions ease.
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Potieville Workers Strike After Discharge At Reading Factory
In Potieville Pennsylvania laborers at Reading's Silver Creek factory walked out this morning after a worker was discharged. The strike disrupted the plant as employees protested the dismissal and called for management to review the case.
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President Schwab declines talk on steel strike
New York report notes President Schwab of United States Steel declined today to discuss the ongoing strike, offering no comment on negotiations as tensions rise in the labor dispute.
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Crazy man shoots four in a row in Garrett office
A man named Kelly opened fire inside John Garrett’s office in Leavenworth injuring four people including Sergeant Dodge and Detective McDonald. Garrett later died at the hospital while McDonald is expected to recover.
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Appointment of Protmaster in Manveyville, Pa
Feclusive Wire reports C. Toren has been named Protmaster at Manveyville Pennsylvania on July 4. The designation follows local government changes and positions Toren for duties in municipal administration.
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Father Testimony Highlights Fosburgh Murder Trial
In Pittsfield mass July 24 the Fosburgh trial drew a large female crowd as witnesses testified. The father described the family’s Sunday evening, his daughter May’s singing, and emotional recollections as the case moved forward. Little Heatvlice Fosburgh testified about seeing a masked intruder, a pillowcase with eye holes, and hearing a shot before her sister fell. She said she did not see her brother before the flash from the pistol. The court adjourned after several neighbors testified.
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Trial The Breel Strike Court Inquiry Statue
General updates report a court inquiry into the Breel Strike chaired by Admiral Soliley Aska. Coverage notes proceedings amid murder trial openings, city actions in Carbondale, and local weather and education contest items.
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Record Heat Waves Across Kansas City and Midwest
The day brought extreme heat across Kansas City and neighboring regions with temperatures reaching up to 101 in several cities. Prostrations and multiple deaths were reported, with authorities noting high humidity and southeast winds intensifying the conditions in Omaha and Rioux City.
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Rioting and Robberies Signal Disorder in Shioltah, Officials Warn
A wire service report notes rising robberies and unrest in Shioltah as magistrates warn authorities to prepare for possible uprisings. Officials accuse consuls and local groups of complicity while monitoring the growing crime wave.
Gambling House Scandal Hits Local Court
A garbled report describes a gambling house case with a defendant serving time and a fine imposed. The text references a trial, jail stay, and mentions names and locations in unclear detail.
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Fine Racing At The Grand Circuit
Grand Circuit races at Glenville delivered strong performances with Wicata, Country Jay, Richard A, George, and Tom P. winning heats or overall events. Jockeys and trainers, including Geers, faced mixed results as Abbot's condition clouded the 2100 match race plans at Brighton Beach.
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Constitution Wins Again At Sea Race
The record shows Constitution prevailing once more in a coastal contest near New Haven. A smooth-water run with a light breeze produced a clean finish, with no mishaps or delays reported.
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Camp life details with Miller Gobin tension in 13th regiment
Major General Charles Miller and staff arrived at Camp Magee Mt Greina Pa as tensions rose with General Gobin who did not meet him. Governor Stone and aides accompanied Miller while W S Millar met him on arrival. Inspections and drills followed with August rifle matches planned at Mount Gretna and a big session at Beg Girt.
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Weather forecast hints at fair Thursday winds Friday
Weather outlook for Washington on July 24 hints at fair Thursday with possible showers Friday. Forecaster Masten Pemmard predicts near normal temperatures and light to moderate winds, with no major storms expected through the weekend.
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