Great Atlantic Pacific Fleet to undertake winter cruise
The sixteen battleships and attendant vessels will sail from the Atlantic to the Pacific in a winter cruise costing about 600,000 dollars for coal and supplies. The voyage includes the Magellan Strait and five foreign harbors with pilots hired for safe passage. The fleet will travel slowly at twelve miles per hour, use wireless telephony for intership communication, and feature mascots aboard each vessel.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Strait of Magellan
San Francisco
Naval fleet sails with wireless tests and coal–carrying support
The Oregon era expedition will use colliers carrying fuel and cargo ships with canned foods and fresh provisions. Wireless phones will enable orders and even in battle talk between ships. The squadron of sixteen battleships led by Admiral Robley Evans will stop at Trinidad, Rio de Janeiro, Punta Arenas, Callao and Magellan Bay, with select crews ashore and extensive provisioning underway.
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Evans
Uncle Sam
Oregon
Cape Horn
Santiago
Admiral Evans
Trinidad
Rio de Janerra
Punta Arenas
Callao
Mag Galena Bay
Spain
Kentucky
Kearsarge
Pacific
Robley D. Evans
Dewey
William H. Emory
Charles M. Thomas
Connecticut
Hugo Osterhaus
Louisiana
Richard Wainwright
Kansas
Charles E. Vreeland
Vermont
William P. Potter
Georgia
Admiral Emory
Henry McCrea
Virginia
Seaton Schroeder
New Jersey
The Two Cent Rate In Practice Article
The piece discusses the practicality of a flat two cent passenger fare across railroads. It notes local conditions vary, making a universal rate unfair in some areas while profitable in others. It cites the New York Central example and argues for rate regulation only after studying regional needs and competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Road
Lakes
Seaboard
Muscular Pains Cured by Pain Balm in Toronto
In summer 1903 Mr. S Pedlar of Toronto Ontario suffered muscular pains in the instep of his foot. He used Chamberlains Pain Balm and was completely cured by one bottle. He recommends it to friends. For sale by Evans Drug Co.
Destruction of Marriage Sought in Chehalis County Suit
In Washington Supreme Court Chehalie County, May H Patten sues Charles S Patten to dissolve their marriage on grounds of desertion and habitual intemperance. The decree would award the homestead to the plaintiff. The case was filed with the clerk. first publication Nov 25 1907. last publication Dec 30 1907.
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Chehalie County
Washington
State of Washington
Charles S. Patten
H. J. Hughes
P. O
Aberdeen
Chehalis County
Divorce Suit Seeks Decree for Cruel Treatment in Chehalis County
The State of Washington to John C Woodall and Hattie Pardue also Delia Woodall party defendants. Citations require appearance within sixty days after December 12 1907 with first publication December 12 1907. Actions seek divorce on grounds of Cruel treatment and desertion with attorney Austin M Wade Aber deen Washington Chehalis County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of Washington
Chehalis County
Delia Woodall
John C. Woodall
Austin M. Wank
Aberdeen
Hattie Pardue
Austin M. Wade
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United States
Jack
Army and Navy Journal
West Point
New York Tribune
Journal
the Tribune
GAP
Ramis A
Gorner Market
Chehalie Cointy
Charles
Patten
C. M
Pardue
Dake
Sansome Street
GAN_FRANCISGCO
Oswald Bell
Roy Ellis
Bell & Ellis
Bicycle and General Repair Shop
Tel
East Hume St
Aberdeen Livery & Transfer Co
J. F. Bennett
L. L. Maley
Telephone 1701
Shelley Brothers, Grocers
Market Street
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