Dear Schley letter sparks naval inquiry clash
Washington aboard the Schley case as Admiral Sampson and Commodore Schley figures collide over a May 20 dispatch. The inquiry hears arguments on a disputed sentence referencing Cienfuegos and Santiago, plus Hodgson's log testimony and a Brooklyn shell-count.
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Miss Stone Kidnapped to Turkey Report Stirs Mission
Special dispatch notes efforts to aid Miss Stone, the missionary seized by brigands and held in Turkey. Authorities and relief groups intensify action to secure her release while public concern grows over the kidnapping.
Strikes Hit Linemen and Industry Across Cities
Reports from Chicago show linemen at major utility firms walk out, halting construction work and spurring sympathy strikes in Oak Park, Hinsdale, and surrounding suburbs. Union leaders demand higher pay, while companies seek conciliation. Separate dispatch from Minneapolis notes Indian fears near Mille Lacs amid land removal tensions and cholera remedies sold locally.
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Equine Cannibal Attack Near Racecourse Ends in Ear Injury
Witnesses recount an incident where a race horse named Wilkin bit Mr. Guyer, tearing a large portion of his left ear. The horse, previously gentle, caused profuse bleeding and managed only a partial injury due to restraint before the authorities intervened.
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Reunion of Mightho Ve I regiment effort in Akron
A reunion meeting for those interested in the coming Mightho Ve I regiment gathering will be held next Saturday evening in Company B armory. Heads of working committees will be chosen to start the movement, with plans to secure permanent support and participation in the exercises.
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Magic and marvel open Uni versity season at City Opera
The University Seehire opened its season with Maen the magnag in a City Opera house performance on Thursday evening. Audiences were amazed by clever tricks and new acts, while the musical portion pleased attendees with strong applause for the host and company.
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Journey to Grand Junction Route Through Canyon and Marshals Pass
Report from a Colorado Springs party describing a travelogue along the Royal Gorge canyon and the Marshall Pass route to Grand Junction. The narrative notes steep rock walls, scenic cloud views, horseshoe curves, and a lively account of train travel, with side mentions of weather and a few personal anecdotes.
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Important Case Over Dan-Ry-Henna Beidler Suit Continues
The court case in Wayne County proceeds with Beidler moving to dismiss and dissolve the survivorship under C. A. McDonald. Evidence on the case is being admitted as Andrew Squire and John Alsweeney reveal Haitian interests and Carr of Cleveland. The Massillon coal trust is named in the suit seeking to take over West Lebanon mines. The matter is continued until Monday.
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Resolutions Urge Morality in City Exhibitions
The Worcester Mount People's Christian Union adopts resolutions urging vigilance on license applications for shows. They condemn past immoral attractions and request authorities to thoroughly investigate all future exhibitions to protect civic morality. The executive board of the YMCA endorsed the resolutions in a cabinet meeting.
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Obituary notes and public notices from Wooster dispatch
Obituary notes report Dr. Joseph E. Barrett funeral on Saturday afternoon at Mast Liberty Street residence with Methodist rites and Grand Army of the Republic ritual. Also listed are deaths and services for Mrs. Garras, Mrs. Anna Plank, Cyrus Swartz, Mrs. Armour, and Mrs. Thomas Armour, with details on cremations, viewings, and interments.
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Recall calls Roberts return amid South Africa war turmoil
A Cape Town dispatch reports calls from The Spectator for Lord Roberts to be recalled and for Lord Kitchener to resume command. Critics urge rapid public release of Kitchener’s dispatches to reveal true conditions in South Africa, noting rising casualties and strategic fragility as Boer forces recapture territory and livestock.
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Plew Trust Faces Fierce Opposition From Firms
A newly organized Plew trust encounters strong resistance as Charles vows to push it forward. St Joseph Company and about 20 Western manufacturers have announced their opposition and plan to resist the move.
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