01 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1901
Page
1
An old retail notice from Dr W B Caldwell and Pepsim Syrup Company states that after consuming two thirds of a bottle that fails to do as represented, the purchaser will receive a refund of the purchase price. The notice lists Montpelier and Hagerstown as locations and mentions a policy on refunds.
Captain T Borden testifies aboard the Brooklyn, corroborating prior accounts of the engagement near Santiago. He places the blocking line distance, notes thick smoke during the turn, and recalls seeing Commodore Schley three times, while detailing ranges and actions. The court debates admissibility of further testimony and reviews Schley's preliminary report.
Buffalo reports official records in Erie county documenting the execution of Leon F. Czolgosz alias Fred Nieman on October 29, 1901 by electric current at Auburn state prison. Documents signed by witnesses and doctors certify he died as ordered by the court. Other items note Stone alive claims, Russian press views, and Seattle ship repairs.
Paris officials confirm a French Mediterranean squadron of three battleships and two cruisers, led by Admiral Caillard, sails from Toulon to the Levant for a naval demonstration against Turkey. Sealed orders point to a Greek port for initial action, with possible seizure of Smyrna customs to press Turkey into compliance, though diplomacy may avert bloodshed.
Cincinnati reports no confirmation of Judge Yaft illness while Taft family notes throat operation and no serious outcome. In Constantinople a mutinous protest by 600 officers over months of unpaid pay unsettles the Yildiz palace, marines paid regular. Larned suffers livery barn fire with 25 horses and a Santa Fe depot blast. robbers exchange shots and flee into darkness.
Washington announces resumption of short term bonds 3 4 and 5 percent at 1.726 and long 4 percent at 1.906 with right to discontinue. In Missouri, May Eittinger tipped as ambassador designate to Mexico from consul general post in Montreal. friends claim official assurances.
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