Spectators fill streets as court case opens in Buffalo
Police guard all entrances while crowds press near the courthouse for a high profile trial. The prisoner pleads guilty through counsel but later changes to not guilty. Court security tightens amid mourning draperies and heavy scrutiny of passersby.
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Buffalo
S. C
Leon Ceotgast
Wes
Ted Pie Che Ali Dee
Meiniey
Cupreme
Exit County
Frimen C White
Beeen
Georgwa
Deperean
Evry
Courisel
Canigoss
Supreme Court
Loren Lewis
Robert Cavns
Carleton FE Ladd
Iim
Cyrios Steinrund
Alles McLean
Nrew Et
Eit
Det
Ferie
Witnesses on Ham This Morning In Schley Court Inquiry
Washington Sep 23 The Schley court of inquiry met at the navy yard at 11 o clock and added white cloth to the tool shop to improve acoustics. Admiral Sampson was not summoned. Admiral Schley and others testified as Captain Lemley and Mr Hanna pressed for full logs from Key West to Santiago.
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Washington
Schley Rnnyal Court of Inquiry
Navy Yard
Noor
Root
Capsale Lemley
Hating
CS Cotton
James Madison Mider
A. Ty. Baths
S.C Heither
BH McCilia
William
Wise
John Hood
Spenser
Selley
Alrlock
Tavy Department
Admiral Sampson
Iquiry
New Orleans
Oregon
St. Phl
Ulon
Yale
Vixen
Eagle
Dupont
Hawk
Merrima
Brooklyn
Lemsey
Facarentes
Girotesa
Lemley
Lemiey
Sehrey
Key West
Santiago
Jos Aa Pittier
Texas
Massachusetts
Iowa
Admiral Schrey
Christopher Colon
Admiral Schley
Raynor
Sampson
Colon
Schroeder
Thesachusetts
Schley
Jurtice
Hanna
Sehley
Sas
Messrs. Lemley
Hanne
Higginson
Diotkale
Diockadea
Maxaschusytts
Ube
Massyehtvetts
Morkadr
Abe Qik
Key Wet
Lem
Schoeder
Jubane
MacCaila
Marblehead
Cienfuegos
New Division Headquarters Shift at Dodge City
The Santa Fe lines reorganize the Newton La Junta split, moving division headquarters to Dodge City and La Junta. W. K. Etter is named chief clerk in the new La Junta office, with Hurley detailing a broad realignment of division centers and staff assignments across Newton, Dodge City, and La Junta.
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OV. K. Etter
Needies
Cal
J. Hurley
Newton
Albuquerqim
Etter
Ten
John Denuir
Newdles
Burley
Vegas
Hurley
la Junta
Oke
Whirkey
Hurley Alee
Dodge City
Pew
Ascoae
Sugerintendent
Tiv Forde
Sonia
le Junta
Ayers
Tse
Ty ‘Turner
Alviuion
Dulles City
Jose
Agers
Dew
Turner Willev
Emporia
Hariry
Lee Juste
Chika Diviion
Chicago
Fort Mindlua
Mat the Divine
Ender City
Pany Pacgie
Dede
Getartun
Mr. Hurley
Lat Junta
Trial Opens In Poese Case With Jurors Questioned
In North Collins court Judge C White presides as jurors are sworn for the trial of a capital case involving a prisoner. The opening session includes roll calls, juror challenges, and the presence of officials and spectators. The courtroom atmosphere is formal as prosecutors read the indictment and defense attorneys outline positions while jurors are questioned about their opinions on capital punishment and potential bias.
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York
Orsi
Hamilton
Gare
Pehris
Tit
Aivount
Wredetich Haller
Liwell
Jider Lewis
Jude ‘Tewscount
Mra
Justice White
Her Daugher
Ueencloeury
Jusitie Trueman C. White
Cass
Ceolgoee Ii
Justice White Thes
Paris
Jilethet
Collin Ma Vojee
Priestiers
Mre
Levis
Mnowe
Hosevbn
Croloea
Aed
Watt
Penny
Titus
Jude Lewis
Duatties White
Giml Laure
J. Garwood
Rainey
Storey
Elma
Wise
Mistrice
Lewis
Temple of
Murleet
Winspear
Silas Carmer
Clarence Hind
Henan
Tauber
Feet Callen
Dennis
Buffalo
Frvors
Comerunica
Ben
Tim
Bredecek
Cap
Jorge Ruel
Vnrsity
Saz
Sserldunje
Rilee
Judie Lewis
James Stayheart
Inferno at Nebraska asylum wipes out facility
Nebrask Neb Sept 21 The insane asylum in this city burned completely with three inmates missing and feared dead. Citizens aided rescues as seven buildings burned, fire crews rushed to Lincoln and Hastings to relocate patients. A special train was sent to transport evacuees to safer facilities.
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Nebrask
Neb
Keny
Seon
Norfolk
Zlincoln
Hastings
Wien
Fremont, Cikhorn & Missuri Valley
Norfol
Lincoln
Funston Passes Through Appendicitis Operation Successfully
Manila dispatch reports General Frederick Funston, hospitalized for about a week with appendicitis, underwent a successful operation. He remains in the hospital under care with no complications noted.
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Manila
Frederick Funston
Roosevelt's first Sunday in Washington marked by public appearances
President Roosevelt spent his first Washington Sunday attending church with Douglas Robinson, walking with General Wood through Rock Creek Park, and dining at Captain Cowles residence. He stayed in Washington awaiting his move to the White House, and the day included a notable security presence and a brief boy photo moment outside Grace Church. Weather notes conclude with forecasts for major cities.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson
New York
Heck Creek Park
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Captain Cowles
Navy
White House
Robinson
Hoonevelt
Cowles
Grace
Church
Rome
J. M. Schick
Hhe
Chen Charte
Orose Fteerith Street
Risenevelt
Hoowevelt
Netminder
Dewiy
Evans
Ramiteat ‘Taslor
Seae
Sampson Relieved As Boston Navy Yard Commandant
Washington September 2 Admiral Bampeon asked the Navy Department to relieve him of duty as commandant of the Boston navy yard December 1 because of a failing heart. Secretary Long granted the request.
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Washington
Bampeon Tas
Navy Department
Birh
Tie Pewcent Guty
Moston Navy Yard
Meeretmery Long Tas
Reciprocity With Cuba Talks Set For December
Washington reports a series of conferences between President Roosevelt and General Wied leading to a mutual trade accord with Cuba. A reciprocal framework aims to ease Cuban imports of American machinery boasted by December with Latin American goods entering Cuba and certain Cuban products expanding trade. The Nation notes no change in McKinley’s medical status as he rests.
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Washington
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McKinley
Court House
Ham
Captain McCalla
Santa Fe
Willo
W. K. Etter
Nebraska Insane Asylum
Funston All Right
Boston
Filadelphi
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Csresin
McKisiey
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