Attorneys Petition Court for Admiral Sampson Representation
Washington Oct 10 War Office report describes Mr Stayton arguing that Rear Admiral Sampson should be represented before the court of inquiry. the Navy replies that the court may permit a concerned party to appear and that if needed, Admiral Schley’s counsel may be admitted to defend him. Proceedings recall witnesses and discuss blockade tactics off Santiago with Lieut Leiper and others testifying on May events and battery strength.
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Special session rumors swirl around Kansas taxes
In a tale of whispers and political chatter Kansas officials debate a possible special session to tackle the treasury crisis. Governor Stanley’s stance remains unclear as lawmakers dismiss plans while the tax commission and state senate discuss the idea in guarded terms.
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Tax Commission
Chart Objections Highlight Naval Battle Testimony
Testimony describes objections to an inaccurate chart used for the Santiago battle with claims the Towa moved at false speeds and the Brooklyn’s harbor position was mislocated. Witnesses challenge chart reliability and note discrepancies affecting maneuver estimates and relative ship placements.
Pan American Exposition awards by country announced
Buffalo N Y Oct 18 the Pan American exposition judges announced 319 percent of awards with United States leading in gold trophies silver and bronze totals Mexico and many other nations listed in a country by country breakdown plus 1284 exhibits receiving honorable mention total awards 4077 across nations Dominican Republic Ecuador Guatemala Honduras Jamaica Puerto Rico and others include errors in OCR text.
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Guatemala
Honduras
Jamacira
Peru
Forto Rico
William Allen White Warns West Is Attitude Not Place
Chicago Oct 19 William Allen White of Kursaa spoke at the Marquette club Banquet, praising the West as a mindset and spirit driving American destiny. He contrasted mugwumpery and populism as un-American threats, urging men to do their duty to neighbor, country, and humanity.
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Judge Hazen Defers Lytle Sentence Amid Petition
The district court judge brushed aside a petition and church group resolution on Ian Lytle's liquor sales conviction. Hazen stated he will follow the supreme court mandate, and Lytle will serve time as scheduled unless higher court intervention alters the sentence. Details recall prior arrests of May 1 18xx and subsequent appeals culminating in a district court recusal and eventual commitment. Weather notes include temperatures for major cities like Chicago and New York.
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Lean
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Ber
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Athos
Senate
Hazen Brid
Supreme Oaure
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Comet
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Dave Srntente
Ga Nnes Hazes
Econv
Tor Willin
Mistryet Court
Judes
Fair Prop. Aims to Pass Tax for Park and Bridge
The Commercial club moves to canvass voters for a half mill tax to fund park improvements and a state fair, while supporting a fifth bridge over the Kaw near the old sugar mill. A countywide canvass plan authorizes ward committees and a letter campaign to county residents outside Topeka.
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Topeka
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Menokon
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Briake
Botha Likely to Escape Outer Natal Cordon
Cable dispatches from New York report that General Botha probably escapes the inner cordon of British troops in the field to intercept his retreat, though he must leave part of his force behind. General Lyttleton cannot blockade the entire district from the Natal border to Vryheid.
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Times
Natal
Botha
Dritieh
Hsm
Lymeton
Vryheld
Poison Probe as Witwer Suspect Faces Murder Charge
Officials disinterred the bodies of Frank J. Witwer and Emma C. Pugh, Mrs Witwer’s sister, for chemical tests after the Dayton inquiry into suspected poisonings by Mary Dell Witwer. The organs were sealed and sent to Prof. Howard for analysis while custody remains at Central police station.
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Rewarding Officers Early in War Promote Exceptional Service
Washington October 10 Representative Thompson of Alabama presented Capt John B McDonald Third Cavalry wounded in the Philippines last November while assaulting insurgents under Gen Tinlo and captured him to President Roosevelt. Thompson urged rewarding officers for exceptional service and not hesitating to promote over superiors if warranted. Senator Dietrich of Nebraska discussed Nebraska applicants and the Philippines situation noting civil government may be extended too rapidly. He said the massacred soldiers in Samar were likely refugees driven from Luzon by military authorities.
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Tinlo
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Samar
Luzon
IN HONOR OF WEINLEY RENAMING PARTS OF CHICAGO STREETS
Chicago Park and Boulevard to be renamed McKay Boulevard after Weinely. South Park midom ers pass a result shaping measure. Larkin Soap Co factory, famed as the Larkin Idea, receives broader homage in homes nationwide. Kansas forecast predicts partly cloudy skies with showers and cooler temps.
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Closing In On Bandits Involving Miss Stone
Report from Constantinople notes surrounding Turkish and Bulgarian troops near Gueltepe as Miss Stone and captors are located. Inhabitants supply bandits with food amid fears of consequences. historical parallel cited to 1870 brigand incident in Greece and ransom.
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Dubnitea
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Ue Globe
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Oroposis
Marathon
Vyner
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Herbert
Count DeJoy
Train collision near Lombard kills four in Dubuque Illinois
Four men die in a freight train collision near Lombard Illinois. Engineer Charlie Andrews fireman Houren and Magner td Rimkeman Willan Glens among the dead. Several trainmen injured, all the victims from Chicago. Cause of the accident not yet known.
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Lombard
Uri
Teboltinic
Charlie Andrews
Houren
Magner
Rimkeman
Oregon High Weather Forecast Notes Unclear Text
A fragmented OCR item from Oregon mentions a high barometer and a forecast of partly cloudy conditions tonight. Details are garbled with stray words and digits, but implies a weather outlook with temperature notes and fading measurements.
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