Admiral Schley and Dear Schley Letter War Testimony
Lt Wells testifies about Schley’s expected close action with the Spanish fleet and rapid fire ammunition orders. Admiral Schley admits receiving the Dear Schley letter and two copies of No 8 dispatches, while court proceedings proceed to continue the cross examination and testimony.
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Commondore Selley
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Chicago Post Office Robbed of Seventy-Four Thousand Stamps
The Chicago wholesale stamp department discovered a $74,610 theft after burglars crawled under the floor, drilled through the vault, and stole stamps valued in the hundreds of thousands. Investigators traced a careful entry, noting the steel vault bottom and small exit space left for the body size of a man. Police pursue leads as post officials assess losses and potential legislative remedies.
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Senator David Martin Joins Union Party Movement
Senator David Martin, a longtime Republican leader in Philadelphia, announced tonight in the Ninth Ward that he supports Union party candidates. He pledged to mentor Republicans while criticizing current party leaders and urged unity under the new faction to shape Philadelphia politics.
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Philadelphia
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New Heir to the Chinese Throne Reported in Turmoil
The article describes a controversial succession scene with rival lines and court intrigues. It mentions figures associated with the throne and potential disturbances during a journey from a hall in a tense political climate.
Coray Nomination Case Sparks Legal Ruling
Judge Simonton ruled the Philadelphia delegates barred from the meeting invalidated the nomination of Coray for state treasurer by the Democratic state committee. He noted the expulsion of Philadelphia members without notice violated due process and that the committee exceeded its power in nominating. The decision emphasizes legal authority to nominate within thirty days before an election and signals possible rerun of nominations at a later date.
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Texas
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Philadelphia
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Democratic State Committee
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Simonton
Patrick Domaltie
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
Thomas J. Ryan
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Samuel J. Clement
Dadelphiia
Vonvention
American League Batting Records Overview
A garbled historical clipping outlines players and teams in pursuit of league batting marks. Names such as Poe, Monae, Wilksay, and others appear amid broken phrases and stray letters, with references to records, leaders, and general stat notes.
Past Executions at Havana and Nearby Fires Reported
Fragmented notes describe a series of past executions and fires around Havana and nearby townships. The garbled text mentions paceline events and a metre reading near hed, with unclear references to detente and Nbictimesatan.
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Havana
Pandieg Weill
TALLYHO ACCIDENT ON NIAGARA STREET CAR
A Niagara Street Car collided with a tallyho wagon carrying exposition visitors on Niagara Street. Several passengers suffered serious injuries and driver Edward Clears was arrested on criminal negligence charges. Victims include Mrs Hebert Denmain and Miss Marie Sprigne from Pittsburg with concussion and other injuries.
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Edward Clears
Hebert Deniain
Pitsburg
Marie Sprigne
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Nettie Winslow
Pittsburg
Cleary
Yale Jubilee Celebrants From Many Nations Attend Centenary
Yale University hosts a bi centennial celebration with delegates from thirty foreign universities and 125 American associations. Officials from Britain and Europe attended as Yale decor and gowns showcased a festival atmosphere. Speakers included Thomas Thioner of New York and Seersly Welsh, praising Yale’s historic medical and liberal arts work.
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New Flaven
Conn
Yale University
Battell Chapel
Arthur Th Phadlew
University
Eseen
Yale
Thomas ‘Thioener
New Yorks
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Perros Fessor
Thapkins University
Othe Chapel
Vale
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Medical
Phudhey
Swaitor Higgins
Delawire
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Elky
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Connecticut
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Tennessee
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School of Pine Artis
Suspect Dongowski Arrested in Wilkes-Barre Dynamiters Case
An individual named Dongowski was arrested on charges tied to the Wilkes-Barre dynamiters case. The report notes a hearing and ongoing legal actions with subpoenas and court appearances.
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Wilkes-Barre
Excusive Wine to The Associated Press Manbhenpin
Fragmentary OCR reads about a wine issue tied to political or legal contexts with names and places garbled. It mentions authorities and dates in a planning or enforcement frame, but the exact event and actors remain unclear within the damaged text.
Synod Debates Temperance and Foreign Influence
The Pennsylvania Synod addresses public morale and temperance with resolutions against the army canteen. Reports credit immigration with rising saloon activity and Sabbath desecration, urging stricter observance. Clergy advocate temperance preaching while German churches report activity and membership data from multiple congregations.
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Pittsburg
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Pentsylvaniy
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Morush
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Henry Balin
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Wyit Heeber
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Kennedy
President Roosevelt Tour To Farmington In Transit
President Theodore Roosevelt travels from Washington toward Farmington. Aboard the train he reviews guards, holds court with aides, and plans stops along the route while press coverage notes the security and ceremonial aspects of the journey.
Machinists Strike Protests Sweep City
A large group of machinists walked out amid a dispute with employers. The action disrupted several factories and drew attention from local officials as workers demanded better wages and benefits. The strike began after unresolved bargaining talks and extended into the night.
Croker's Cork Contribution Reveals Election Fever
An excerpt from a wire dispatch hints at political maneuvering around a key figure named Croker and his reported contributions. The piece underlines tensions in an upcoming contest and raises questions about influence. The language points to a bustling, behind the scenes campaign atmosphere.
Koester Appointed Collector of Internal Revenue
President appoints George F. Koester to the internal revenue post for South Carolina district. Announcement notes Koester as a prominent independent Democrat, backed by business leaders and citizens, ending a controversy over Southern appointments as Roosevelt considers Republican nominees when available.
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District of
South Carolina
Shered W. Ola Webster
New Haven
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North Carolina
Ioester
Supreme Court mine cave-in ruling reshapes property rights
The Associated Press reports a Wilkes-Barre Supreme Court opinion on mine wave damage in the case Michael Noonan et al v Calvin Pardee Coal Co. The ruling, written by Justice Dean, limits liability timing for cave-ins caused by mining activity and expands exposure only when cave-ins occur within specific preexisting conditions, affecting property in the anthracite district.
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Wilkes-Barre
Supreme Court
Justice Dean
Michael Noonan
Calvin Pardee Coal Company
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Noonan
Lucerne
Heithey Anydhy
Laraerine
Lowell Financial Troubles Shake Bank Directors
A disrupted period at the Merelante' National Bank saw directors and officers blamed for mounting losses. The article notes cash flow strain, a hedge of lawsuits, and calls for recovery measures as the firm confronted liquidity issues.
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Supreme Court Reverses Tax Board Ruling In Philadelphia Case
The Philadelphia case on local tax revision saw the Supreme Court hold Acts unconstitutional on grounds of special legislation and grant the injunction prayed for. Justice Mitchell wrote the opinion, detailing the constitutional issues and the impact on candidates and the board of revision.
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Supreme Court
Board of Tax
Pittsburg
Common Pleas Court
Philadelphia
Board of Tax Revision
Mitchell
Weather Outlook for Washington in October
Variable winds and mild temperatures forecast for the region. Stronger gusts possible on Wednesday with warmer trend and high variability in daytime highs.
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