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Domestic News
April 29, 1903
The Wichita Daily Eagle
Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas
What is this article about?
The War Department in Washington decided not to take further action on General Miles' reports, which were published following a request from Boston's Reform Club. Secretary Root consulted General Miles, who had no objection to the release.
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General Miles Did Not Object to Publication of His Report.
Washington, April 28.—No further action is contemplated by the war department in regard to the reports of General Miles, which were made public yesterday. It is stated at the department that the request for a copy of the report came from the reform club of Boston and is the first request of that kind which Secretary Root received. He says he communicated with General Miles, who replied that he had no objection to having a copy sent. It was then determined to make the report public.
Washington, April 28.—No further action is contemplated by the war department in regard to the reports of General Miles, which were made public yesterday. It is stated at the department that the request for a copy of the report came from the reform club of Boston and is the first request of that kind which Secretary Root received. He says he communicated with General Miles, who replied that he had no objection to having a copy sent. It was then determined to make the report public.
What sub-type of article is it?
Military
Politics
What keywords are associated?
General Miles Report
War Department
Publication
Secretary Root
Reform Club Boston
What entities or persons were involved?
General Miles
Secretary Root
Reform Club Of Boston
Where did it happen?
Washington
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Washington
Event Date
April 28
Key Persons
General Miles
Secretary Root
Reform Club Of Boston
Outcome
no further action contemplated by the war department; report made public.
Event Details
The War Department received a request for General Miles' report from the Reform Club of Boston. Secretary Root communicated with General Miles, who had no objection to sending a copy, leading to the report being made public yesterday.