Court Strikes Out Key Schley Bombardment Claim
The court in Washington examined four witnesses as Admiral Schley’s expert opinions on destroying the Colon were challenged. Testimony focused on whether Schley could have destroyed the cruiser earlier, with details on distances from Santiago and the bombardment's effectiveness.
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mystery naval siege reports and unnamed officers in 19th century text
Fragmentary OCR recounts naval operations near Newport News and Key West with references to Rear Admiral and commodore figures. Mentions the Atlantic theater, weather hindrances, ship movements, and communications among forces around a siege and potential action near a harbor.
Dark Work of the Order Attracts Petlows to Tarde
Favored wire reports Odd Petlows navigate the dark work of the order amid tense intrigue. The scene centers on a clandestine gathering, with whispers of factions and shifting loyalties shaping the mood. Clouded by secrecy, the action hints at broader schemes at play.
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Roosevelt Walks to Luncheon Alone Near White House
President Roosevelt left the White House shortly after cabinet adjourned and walked to the home of Commander Cowles’s wife, Mrs. Cowles, for a luncheon. He traveled alone and returned about an hour later, maintaining a solitary pace.
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President Roosevelt Returns to White House Cabinet Session
The president arrives in Washington and enters the White House after a Pennsylvania train ride. Cabinet members and Senate colleagues greet him as they assemble for a briefing on ongoing affairs, with Secretary Lang and Senator Cullom among those in attendance. The cabinet discusses major issues and reviews the status of matters before the new administration. President Roosevelt is expected to decide on plans for staff and retirement prospects for long-time officials in the coming months.
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Peace settlement nears in steel industry curbs strike
In Pittsburgh Sept 26 most mills of United Bites Steel Corp reopen with few exceptions as unions and management near a renewal of terms. Workers in several plants return to work while New Jersey and Monongahela facilities report progress toward reconciling the strike. The Amalgalated Journal notes the settlement stemmed from public opinion and labor leaders guidance.
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Death of infant in village causes sorrow and loss
An obituary item from The Associated Press reports the death of a six month old infant in a rural parish. The family mourns as the child passed away after illness, with details indicating a quiet local bereavement.
Lord Derby Wins
Lord Derby claimed victory in a tense contest reported by The Associated Press. Details are garbled but indicate Derby secured decisive seats and a notable performance amid mixed reports from Regivill and Marafiga.
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Marafiga Fire Coibay
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Deaths of a Day Report Missing Clues
Fragmentary obituary notes deaths with unclear names and ages. Aged individuals are listed with broken lines and stray letters, mentioning a location and uncertain events. The report lacks coherent details and precise identities.
Pattison Resigns Philadelphia Democratic Leadership
Ex Governor Pattison resigns as Philadelphia Democratic chair after county convention nominating a straight party ticket. The city committee considers fusion with the new party while Col Guffy and others push for independent alignment and a full city slate.
Union Party Nominating Ticket Emerges for Court and District Attorney
Fragmentary text shows Union party city committee meeting nominating Verkee for supreme court and outlining district attorney plans. Mentions Philadelphia county and cooperation with Negee Mhaneerapy of Metintrania phrases appear garbled. References Governor Pattison and Democratic committees indicate a tense political scene.
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Supreme Court
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Union Party Convention Set for September 20
The Vinton primary state convention will be held at the Academy of Music in this city on Tuesday September 20. William McConway of Allegheny county and Ex-ALl onney Cloneral Metormick will present Judge Yerkes as Supreme Court candidate with Walter More Smith of Philadelphia named for state treasurer.
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Mrs McKinley Goes To Cemetery In Canton
In Canton on September 24 Mrs McKinley was taken to the cemetery in a closed carriage after a request by Mrs Barber. Dr Rixey and an attendant accompanied the ceremony. Soldiers guarded the grounds as the body was laid to rest with a formal salute.
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Fresh Shad Poisoning Linked to Death in Suring Pa
In Suring Pennsylvania a man named Abeiler died after consuming tainted shad described as tainted meat substance. Authorities investigate a possible ptomaine poisoning from a bad batch of fish in a troubling early account of the incident.
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Opening of Bucknell Admissions At One Hundred Thirty
The report details Bucknell College listing 130 admissions for the term. It cites professor Or. F. Meime of Harvard University as engaging in remarks about student selection and academic standards.
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Faclinve Were From The Ampriated Pro
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King Alfred Statue Unveiling Sparks Anglo American Kinship
A vast gathering in Winchester honors King Alfred with an unveiling of the monumental statue. Lord Rosebery voices sympathy for America and notes mutual gratitude amid commemorations of Alfred’s era as British and American delegates attend from universities and civic groups.
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Parish Church Owner's Estate Worth Four Million Dollars
Washington parishioners report that the church owner of St. Matelok's, tied to the Posidubelie Wolter droit, has an estate valued at four million dollars. Details of the estate and its implications for the parish were announced in Washington.
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Weather Forecast for Washington Reveals Variable Winds
Sept 20 forecast notes pale skies and scattered showers. Weekend outlook calls for light northerly winds shifting to variable conditions Sunday.
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