17 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
1
A testimonial from Mrs. L. B. Garland of Shady Tennessee describes severe weakness, poor appetite, and loss of flesh. She credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with restoring appetite, increasing weight, and making her well. The ad urges early treatment and asserts it strengthens digestion and tones the system.
The Schley court of inquiry began proceedings with testimony corrections and witness recalls. Commander Mason and Captain Cook described the Santiago blockade and battle actions aboard the Brooklyn, detailing ranges, gun firings, ship movements, and engagements with Spanish vessels including the Colon and Vizcaya.
Advices from Mara caibol Venezuela report Venezuelan troops on the Guajira peninsula in confusion as Indians ambush and kill small parties. Four deserters were shot, demoralization grows, and Venezuelans lack capacity to move against Colombia. Frontier quiet, small troop movements toward Guajira or Lachi Venemuchr noted.
Aguinaldo penned a note to a lawyer declining habeas corpus urging release, saying he would stay imprisoned while another Filipino is jailed for the Filipino cause. In Manila, visiting lawmakers left aboard the Sheridan after talks with Aguinaldo, who remained reticent on the events.
Victoria Oct 17 Mr WW Rockhill United States commissioner in the China negotiations has arrived aboard the Empress of Japan en route to Washington He carries the protocol signed by Ching and the powers and will travel via the Canadian Pacific Railway The China situation is described as resumed racial tension and potential for further upheaval especially in Kan Su.
The British and other powers extend influence after Chinese forces capture Peking. Reports say gates opened to Prince Ching on Sept 17, with legation guards left. Commission to revise treaties and open more ports is formed, while commerce and British facilities grow. Rebellions flare in Kiangsi and Kiangshan, missionaries flee Chouchow, and Li Hung Chang shows health declines as floods hinder the China-Fanchuria railway.
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