Wilson’s War Cabinet Falls as Garrison Resigns
A tense exchange over national defense and Philippine policy ends with Secretary Lindley M. Garrison resigning from the War Department. President Wilson accepts, and Breckinridge also offers resignation, citing principled disagreements over continental army plans and Clarke amendment concerns.
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61 Indictments Found in Frisco Bomb Plots
In San Francisco on February 10 a federal grand jury returned 61 indictments in the alleged German bomb and shipping plot cases. Franz Bopp German consul general Baron B H von Schack vice consul Baron George Wilhelm von Brieken consular attache and thirty other individuals and firms are accused. Three indictments target Baron von Schack. Bopp and von Schack were excused bail. Bonds were set at 2500 each for the bomb plots and 1000 each for shipping. No arrests were made tonight.
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Belvidere Brooks Dies Suddenly in New York
Belvidere Brooks vice president of the Western Union Telegraph died suddenly at his New York home from heart trouble after months of ill health. Born in Wheelock Texas in 1863 he began as a telegraph operator and rose to general manager and then president. He leaves four sons Bustanoby Dead.
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Daniels Plans Cruise for the Naval Militia
Washington reports that Secretary Daniels outlines a broad training plan for the Naval Militia. Five older destroyers will be allocated for permanent practice cruises from Key West to New Orleans, with mobilization details and funding approved to involve regular officers and reserve units across the Atlantic and Pacific fleets.
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To Drive Out Malaria and Build Up the State
An old newspaper ad promotes GROVES TASTE LESS TONIC with quinine and iron, labeled as a tasteless form. It emphasizes health benefits and lists a 50 cent price.
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