Testimony of Schley Ends Inquiry Session
The gross examination of Schley concluded at yesterday's session of the inquiry, marking the end of his testimony.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
1
The gross examination of Schley concluded at yesterday's session of the inquiry, marking the end of his testimony.
The article summarizes 1898 court questions and debates about Admiral Schley’s report on the Battle of Santiago. It notes disagreement over whether Schley’s report was the original and mentions Admiral Sampson’s and Judge advocate general’s roles.
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The Interior Secretary formally ends the Browning matter at The Indian School Work, signaling a completion of the dispute. Officials state the action closes the case with no further proceedings planned and appreciates the involved institutions for their cooperation.
Washington reports the interior secretary abrogated the order restricting Indian children to segregated schools. The action aims to allow attendance at any school chosen, reversing prior policy and prompting reactions from church and government officials.
Mrs Jane Toppan a professional nurse is arrested in Massachusetts on suspicion of poisoning four members of the Gibbs and Hubbard families in 4 recent deaths. Authorities say evidence points to her involvement and she faces formal charges.
Tortuous note from The Associated Mines in Manila reports General Smith clarifying the location of the disengagement header. The piece mentions Promathalogan and Sani amid transformation efforts and hints at daily updates from a general press editor.
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State treasurer James de Tharnett reports the treasury and all books open to public inspection. Funded debt reduced to 507334.43 with vast appropriations for public schools and charitable institutions paid in full. Personal property tax reinstated to counties. large fiscal year school compensation noted.
The article reports a calamity in Nome with five hundred residents left destitute. Vague references to ships Queen and Varleneae arriving near Pretinean and a disrupted roadway scene accompany the chaos. Names and details are garbled, but the event centers on widespread poverty and a port disruption affecting residents and travelers.
Dispatch from Constantinople reports Turkish ambassador informs the sultan of a possible annexation of Crete by Greece. The note mentions financial terms and negotiations amid broader Balkan tensions.
Sixteen Methodist Episcopal bishops will convene a biennial session for a week with Bishops Macovney and Cope presiding. Due to Bishop Ninde of Detroit's death several locations are under consideration for future assignments as the conference votes on seniority and regional duties.
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United Mine Workers of America and state groups prepare for a joint conference in Huntington Virginia West Virginia to coordinate actions with miners from West Virginia and Virginia The gathering mirrors a prior meeting at Packershape and aims to unify representatives from Pennsylvania New York Ohio Illinois and Kentucky under President Mitchell and national officers to direct strategy and organize a regional conference for West Virginia and nearby states
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General Gillespie, chief of engineers, outlines measures to defend harbors. An appropriation of 4,000,000 dollars is requested for new guns and mortar batteries. The report details site selections in Boston, Narragansett Bay, New York, and other ports, with costs for purchase, construction, and fortification maintenance.
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