Roosevelt urged to demand resignation of Long over Schley history
Editorial attacks Secretary Long and naval historian Edgar Maclay for alleged bias favoring Sampson and Crowninshield. It urges President Roosevelt to dismiss Long and pursue court martial action, asserting Schley deserved credit for the Santiago battle and warning of public怒 reaction if justice is not done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary Long
Edgar Stanton Maclay
Navy
Roosevelt
Maclay
Navy Department
Miral Schley
Santiago Harbor
Schley
Sampson
Santiago
Admiral Schley
Calllff
Auty
Sampson,Crowinshield
Crowninshield
Ramsey
Benham
Sehley
Man Uider
Cervera
Dewey
Army
Bob Evans
Cook
Clark
Wainright
Taylor and Watson
Exchange of labor and capital at New York conference
The piece notes a high profile gathering of leaders including Mark Hanna Sam Gompers J Pierpont Morgan and others to discuss labor relations with capital. It critiques such talks as temporary and warns that lasting peace requires government reform and broad taxation rather than favoring special interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Mark Hanna
Sam Gompers
Steel Trust
Knights of Labor
Archbishop Ireland
Potter
Mitchell
Coal Miners’ Union
J. Pierpont Morgan
United States of America
Cormorant
Mr. Morgan
Larke
Knights
Hanna and Gompers
Congress
Public debates on tariffs and public ownership linger
The piece criticizes tariff proposals and private franchise grants, urging clear stance on public ownership. It contends resolutions fail to fix evils and warns labor leaders may skew policy. It praises the Arizona Democrat, critiques naval needs and calls for Arizona statehood, noting political feuds and AP notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights
Advertisement and gossip snippets from Yonkers Statesman
A fragmentary clipping notes Patience Posey gossip about a concealed engagement and mentions lumber in Australia. It also advertises DeWitt's Little Early Risers for liver health and promotes Hell's Pharmacy and Doran Bros for candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patience
Posey
Yonkers Statesman
DeWitt
Hell's Pharmacy
N. Church Street
The Maiden of the Smile
Alfred Austin writes of a woman whose life blends sorrow and grace and ends with the sweetest smile. The poem contrasts a cheerful exterior with inner tenderness as she endures pain, death, and prayer, leaving a serene, smiling memory in a somber frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiles
Abe
Alfred Austin
Independent
Self Flame of Jewels and phosphorescent diamonds discussed
A diamond house traveler explains that some stones emit a pale glow in darkness under pressure and heat. He recalls Amsterdam cutting houses showing the self flame effect, noting yellower diamonds glow more. An ad then urges eye care with Dr HM Schell offering glasses at fair prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
California
New York
New Orleans Times- Democrat
Baking with Schilling’s Best raises confident outcomes
If all the materials you use in baking are as good as Schilling’s Best baking powder you need not fear the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling
Jun
Dayton
Orient
The Horizon From a Mountain Peak and Refraction
On a clear day a man at the summit of the highest peak about 26 068 feet sees roughly 200 miles in every direction. An observer at 6007 feet above sea level sees about 100 miles. The distance to a surface object equals the square root of one and a half times the observer’s height in feet. Atmospheric refraction reduces these figures, with a typical deduction of about one fourteenth to one tenth, varying with height and weather.
Wise meets Lee after surrender asks fate of brigade
After Appomattox Wise rides to Lee's staff, mud splashed over him. He asks what becomes of his brigade and himself. Lee calmly replies, go and wash your face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appomattox
General Wise
General Lee
Domestic Difference and river width remark
A humorous exchange contrasts exported and transported with a joke about going to England and being exported or transported. The note adds the Kongo river as one of the widest waterways, where ships may pass unseen even when opposite sides are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights
Mrs. Enpeck
James
Mr. Enpeck
England
South
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Tucson Citizen
Citizen Printing and Publishing Co
Associated Press
Tucson
Anzona
Roosevelt and Schley
Arizona Democrat
Phoenix
Miles
Smith
Washington
Boss Platt
William Allen White
Kansas
John Hay
A. P
Australia
Health and Beauty
Doran Bros
Vineyard
HM. A. Schell
Martin
L. W. Suita
Noblesville
Ind
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Southern Pacific Company
el Paso
U. S
F. Ronstadt
Askii Bell's Pharmacy
Coeng
Bione Ave
Central Park Floral
Spring St
Los Angeles
Cal
R.T. Millar
Tucbon
C. C. Parker
Tucborn
Arizon
Pinch County
Territory
Arizona
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