Last Testimony in Schley Court From Rebuttal Witnesses
Washington November 2 in the Schley court of inquiry Judge Advocate Lemly called witnesses in rebuttal to disprove Admiral Schley's statements. Captain Sigsbee Chadwick Eaton Roys and Neil Anderson testified on 1898 campaign events while Captain Borden earlier supported Schley. The court ruled no immaterial testimony could be added and adjourned until Monday with Schley to return for possible corrections.
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Washington
Schley
Advocate Lemly
Admiral Schley
Massachusetts
Sears
Commodore Schley
Grant
Potts
Rayner
Sigsbee
Charles D. Sigsbee
Francis E. Chadwick
Joseph G. Eaton
John H. Roys
Neil Anderson
Plain Chadwick
Navy Department
Brooklyn
Eaton
Roys
Eagle
Cienfuegos
Southerland
Port Antonio
Merrimac
Anderson
Department
T. S. Borden
Marine Corps
Lemly
Mr. Rayner
Strauss
Lemy
Sylvester Scovel
Hood
Commdore Schley
Simpson
Dolphin
Lieutenant Simpson
Public debt falls to 1 billion 22 million in Oct 1901
The monthly debt statement shows the public debt, excluding cash in the treasury, at 1 022 032 957 dollars on Oct 31 1901, down 9 563 408 from the prior month. A Plymouth Wisconsin shoemaker Herman Dormeier reports rough treatment and red paint on his coat after expressing sympathy for McKinley's assassin, triggering continued citizen agitation.
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Washington
Czolgosz
Milwaukee
Sentinel
Plymouth
Wis
Herman Dormeier
McKinely
Asassin
Monkeys Thrive After Scott's Emulsion Dosing at Barnum Circus
Report from Barnum's Circus claims the monkey cage shows improved health after monkeys ingested Scott's Emulsion. Keepers note far fewer deaths from consumption and joke about treating humans the same, with the Trade Mark Scott's Emulsion pictured on bottle wrappers.
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Barnum
Scott
City In St Louis halts diphtheria antitoxin after tetanus deaths
A city produced diphtheria antitoxin is linked to several lockjaw deaths in St Louis. The coroner orders an investigation, and free tetanus antitoxin distribution begins while doctors test the tainted serum from horses and spinal fluid from the deceased children.
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St. Louis
Health Department
Bolton
Fish and Waldron
Ravold
Indictment for Murder in the First Degree
Minneapolis resident Reuben C Pickett has been indicted by the Grand Jury for murder in the first degree. He is jailed awaiting trial after alleged killing of his wife on September 28 1900 at 8 Eighth Avenue South. An earlier rumor of choking and arson aimed to hide the crime now stands as part of the case. Admirers of Captain Newton honor him with a sword in West Superior Wisconsin for Philippine service and role in the Aguinaldo capture.
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Reuben C. Pickett
Minneapolis
Pickett
Eighth Avenue South
Newton
West Superior
Wis
Harry W. Newton
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Funston
Mat. J. Johnson Co
St. Paul
Minn
Bet
Police O'Conmor
Wm. Bircher
Armory
A. J. Bick & CO
Huron
Duluth Mining Men Eye New Steel Trust Impact
Duluth miners forecast price effects on leases if the proposed $2 billion steel trust forms. A veteran miner notes the group may target J J Hill for Mesaba properties, which he controls about 50 000 acres via Eastern Minnesota, rich in iron ore.
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Duluth
Steel Trust
J. J. Hill
Mesaba
Minnesota
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Metropolitan Business College
Chicago
Prospectus
Free
M. Powers
Monroe Street
Scaley
THE
Miral
Naval Court
Chad
Quiry Court
Will
Somers N. Smith
Santiago
Sshley
Yucatan
Schl
Scovil
Seovil
John Hood
Mr. Hanna
Hanna
Barnum’s Monkeys
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
New York
Matt J. Johnson
Coryright
W. E. Cass
Cash Shoe Store
Sik
Trevett, Mattis & Abell
Coe Commission Company
D. O. Root
Kimball Piano
New Steel Trust
Sterling Renedy Company
New Youn
Kelley’s Land Agency Co
A. Kelley
South Dakota
Mitchell S. D
Groton
S. D
Aberdeen
Wessington
S.D
Deland
Ss. D
Watertown
Cooperstown
Standard Savings Bank
Wisconsin
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