Schley Inquiry opens with witness corrections and notes
Washington dispatch reports Admiral Evans correcting testimony in the Schley court of inquiry. The day features a disputed letter, Captain Cook’s reply, and Sharp’s testimony on the Vixen’s role off Cienfuegos and during the Santiago siege.
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Commodore Schley
Massachusetts
Romance of Bellevue Man High Born Enters Tramp Life
New York on Oct 3 reports Richard Saltus a noble lineal descendant of Richard Morris who, educated for the law and once wealthy, becomes a derelict tramp. Arrested with others on a Bowery grating, he declined to rebuild his life, drifting from wealth to destitution and Bellevue’s asylum. His former classmate De Witt and Morris Mesherdar seek his only known kin.
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Richard Morris
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Supreme Court
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York State
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Morris Mesherdar
Morris Mansion
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Morris
Senator Clark
Montana
Hanging at Telegraph Pole in Helena and Kentucky Lynching
An account details James Edward Brady being hanged by a mob at a telegraph pole in Helena after a manhunt for assaulting a five year old Ida Pugsley. About 200 masked men attacked the jail, forced the jailer to yield Brady, who denied guilt, and was executed before Sheriff McCoonell cut his body down. Nearby Shellerville, Kentucky, saw Jubo Fields and Clarerce Garnett lynched for the murder of Will C. Hart, removed from jail and hanged from a trestle, the mob dispersing without identification.
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Chesapeake 2Nd Ohio
Japan and U S Quarantine Examinations Faced
Officials in Washington and Tokyo discussed U S quarantine reviews at San Francisco and Honolulu. The Japanese government filed remonstrances over perceived racial bias. An explanation attributed the rules to geography and sanitation, not discrimination. A separate report notes a large fire in Alton Illinois at the Stanard Milling plant destroying the facility and 400,000 bushels of wheat with $500,000 total losses.
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Double Tragedy in Bronx Residence
In New York a fatal scene unfolds at 148 East One Hundred Seventh Street in the Bronx where Otto Pullick, a prosperous real estate agent, is found with a bullet wound in his mouth beside his wife who lies dead from a head wound. A bulldog revolver is clutched in Pullick's hand. two chambers empty. No motive is given.
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Otto Pullick
Pullicr
Million In Gold From Alaska Seattle Klondike Shipment
The Steamer Tumbolat arrived from Skaguay with 216 passengers and over 2 million dollars in gold, half in the Alaska Express company’s care. It was the season’s second largest Klondike shipment, carrying notable claim owners and Lieutenants Cami y and Blake of the revenue service.
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