American Ships May Fight Each Other in War Scenario
A speculative Far East clash between Japan and Russia could pit American built ships against each other in a hypothetical duel. The Kasagi and Wartag, modern protected cruisers, were constructed at Cramp’s Philadelphia yard within five years, signaling rising U S naval involvement in world armaments and the potential for American vessels to play opposing roles in a major conflict.
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Nicholas Kaenakaff
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Land
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Petersburg
Cramp Ship Bulging Company
St Petersburg
Cherbourg
Waring
Providerl
Kasagi
Naval strengths of Japan Russia and crew profiles
The article compares sailors of Japan and Russia, noting Japanese sailors as agile and skilled, though smaller in build, and Russian sailors as fearless and honorable yet prone to abuse of power. It outlines Russia’s four fleets and totals: 26 battleships, 8 coast-defense ships, 24 cruisers, 49 gunboats, 45 torpedo boats, plus 150 smaller vessels, with 45,000 officers and men.
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Russia
Black Sea
Pacific
Caspian
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Trial of Bechtel accessory in Bechtel daughter murder continues
Allentown January 1 The trial of Mrs Bechtel charged as an accessory after the fact to the murder of her daughter Mabel Bechtel continued with witnesses, including neighbors and experts on blood stains. The defense aims to clear Mrs Bechtel and lessen the stigma on her son Thomas as the killer, with testimony noting blood tracks, wounds, and absence of poison.
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Allentown
Catherine Heahtel
Mabel
Scheadt
Bachtel
Thomas
Commonwealth
Hoch
Margaret Miller
Bechtel
Tom Bechtel
Mape
Welsenberg
Cornner Sehelrers
Matet Bechtel
WW. Esbach
Comner Schelrer
Eastman
Tom
Eugene Yartzell
Hechtel
Whitehorn
Muhlenburg’ College
Mybel
Spring Meeting Opens Stakes Close Latonia Derby Abound
Entries for Latonia spring meeting close tomorrow with derby and Oaks. stakes include Clipsella for 2-year-old fillies at 3 furlongs with 1000 added, Harold stakes for 2-year-olds at 5 furlongs, Cincinnati trophy for 2-year-olds at 2 miles, Merchants stakes at 1 mile, Brewers Exchange handicap for 3-year-olds and up, Decoration handicap for 9-year-olds up, Cincinnati Hotel spring handicap at 1 mile 16, Kentucky steeplechase handicap, and Latonia derby with 2500 added for 1908. Additional stakes and conditions noted.
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Latonia
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BiHes
Julian Fisischmann
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Iimiter
Noordland Safely Reaches Port After Overdue Passage
The Tig line steamer Noordland passed into Philadelphia harbor five days late after heavy weather and an engine strap break 500 miles from Queenstown. Captain Roberts said continuous west gales caused violent pitching and a main shaft strap failure before repairs and headway were resumed. Passengers described widespread anxiety and damage aboard, while steerage prayers and cabin fear marked the ordeal.
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Tig? Bttr Line
Noordland
Liverpool
Dels- Ware
Roberts
Queenstown
Gratitude For Sympathy From Ex President Cleveland
Ex President and Mrs Cleveland issued a statement on January 1 from Princeton expressing heartfelt gratitude for the sympathy offered after the death of their eldest daughter Ruth. They thanked all for comforting words and said personal thanks are impossible, hoping the public acknowledgment will suffice. The broader dispatch includes political notes from Raleigh and Jackson, Mississippi, with brief reports on party disputes, legislative activity, and the Dublin Bible Conference.
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Place Offered to Wickersham
Birmingham January 16 Rumor has it the Central of Georgia Railway general manager post, left vacant by Theodore Klineagrently, was offered to Charles A Wickersham president and GM of the Atlanta and West Point and Western of Alabama Mamona President Henson and Traffic Manager Winburn met him in the city yesterday
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Charles A. Wickersham
Atlanta
West Point
Alabama
Mamona
Henson
Winburn
Central of Georgia
Wickersham
National Live Stock Association Elects Officers at Portland
January 15 Portland Oregon report notes officers elected Frank J Yagenbarth Utah president HA Jastin California first vice president F M Stewart South Dakota second vice president George L Goulding Colorado treasurer and Clarlin F Marty Colorado secretary Denver chosen as next meeting place and convention year. Several executive committee resolutions adopted including criticism of lien land law and a push to study public land questions and transfers between Interior and Agriculture.
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Oregon
Oreg
National Live Stock Association
Frank J Yagenbarth
Utah
HA Jastin
California
F. M Stewart
South Dakota
George L. Goulding
Colorado
Clarlin F Marty
Denver
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Congress
Roosevelt
Department of the Interior
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Department of Agriculture
Armed siege at Kelliher gambling house ends in truce
Black Duck Minnesota January 15. Great excitement as a gambling house in Kelliher was surrounded by armed men seeking a man named Plummer and a woman companion. The couple drove out the proprietor, then began shooting. The town organized volunteers, firing with rifles and whisky to endure the cold. The house was riddled, the town marshal wounded, axes shattered interiors, and a flag of truce sent up at midnight. A truce held till morning as watchers kept guard. Sheriff from Beveridge summoned, arrival expected tonight.
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Kelliher
Barger
Plummer
Beveridge
Former Congressman J Glover Arrested in Cripple Creek
ex congressman from Missouri John Mr Glover was arrested by a military squad in Cripple Creek Colorado on orders from Commander Verdeckberg for allegedly sending a threatening letter. He claims he broke parole to seek federal court action alleging conspiracy against his civil rights.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
John Mr. Glover
Missouri
Glover
Verdeckberg
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Fsand Montyo Targeted by Vigilante Wedding Posse
In Bluefield Virginia on January 16 a furious wedding party seeks Frank Montyo after he robbed rival suitor Joseph Mirér at gunpoint and forced surrender of documents to prevent marriage to Eleanor Vance. A posse led by the bride’s father forms to lynch Montyo as he evades capture.
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Montyo
Bluefield
Willamton
Frank Montyo
Joseph Mirér
Eleanor Vance
Gilman Estate Executors To Settle Hall Claim
Surrogate Thomas grants Gearge F Gilman estate executors authority to settle Mrs Helen Potts Hall’s claim for $69,000 against the estate of the late New York financier. The settlement follows a January 18 decision authorizing the payment of $60,000 to Mrs Hall.
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Har
New York
Thomas
Gearge F Gilman
Helen Potts Hall
Henry McKinny Shoots Hieek At Home In Ga
Henry McKinny of Finleyeon fired a 30 cal revolver at his head in his Fawkineville Georgia home early Thursday morning. The bullet entered the forehead and exited the top of the skull, leaving him in a dying condition.
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Hieek
Fawkineville
Finleyeon
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