American battle fleet sails from Yokohama toward Manila
The American battleship fleet left Yokohama harbor at dawn for Olongapo Philippines in a well orderly departure. Japanese officials and crowds bid farewell aboard the Connecticut as the fleet, with a Japanese escort, steamed out in parade formation amid editorial praise of U S Japan friendship and hopes for Pacific peace.
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America
Pacific
Navy Department Pleased With Rescue Visit Washington Dispatch
Navy Department releases Admiral Sperry dispatch praising the visit to Leeward Islands as beneficial. He notes strong assurances from officials that the fleet will prevail in the forthcoming maneuvers and that the squadron will proceed to Amoy China and then Manila for practiced operations.
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Arizona Territorial News Highlights From Portales to Phoenix
A roundup of incidents and projects across Arizona. A jury in Portales convicts W. A. Stewart of murder with clemency for Dick Fletcher in a self defense dispute. The Rey Knabenshue airship arrives in Phoenix for daily ascensions as the fair draws crowds. A Tucson water works pump is en route to boost capacity to 130 million gallons daily. A Pearce boy, Al Brockman, is killed by an automobile near Agua Prieta, driver 4.0D. Foulwiler of Douglas arrested. A hunting accident near Granite Reef injures Jose Medina. Melrose Enterprise publishes a twelve page booster edition. Roosevelt dam masonry progress along Salt River reaches a new monthly high of 60 cable yards. Cement supply for construction remains ample.
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Agua Prieta
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Roosevelt Dam
Dust Prevention for Country Highways by Hubbard
A Morning Journal report on Hubbard’s United States Office of Public Roads bulletin outlining dust control on roads. It explains temporary and permanent binders, tar applications, oils and their refining, water and salt solutions, and practical methods to reduce dust, wear, and maintenance costs.
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Office of Public Roads
Hubbard
United States
Collnet
Bisbee Fire Aftermath Brings Out Strong City Spirit
Bisbee faces a devastating fire that left about 500 residents homeless. Citizens refuse outside aid, pledging to rebuild and support each other, with local diners and meat markets offering help as the town rallies to recover.
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Neale
Police Ban on Boxing Cards Hits New York Night Weakened Pugilism
Police Commissioner Bingham ordered inspectors to stop all boxing bouts in New York City tonight and in the future citing heightened publicity from the McPartland vs Crane clash. The move targets revived pugilism amid rising public attention.
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Bingham
Packey McPartand
Leach Crena
Man Lives a Year on Beer Says Ohio Reporter
A humorous exchange notes an Ohio man who reportedly lived for a year on beer only. Mrs Goodwin comments that any man on beer should be compelled to live alone.
Fortune Telling Question Sparks Quip in Transcript
A brief exchange from the Boston Transcript features a girl asked if fortune telling has occurred and a reply that her father might reveal serious intentions, reflecting a witty, domestic moment in a period newspaper.
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