Senator Nixon Dies in Hospital in Washington
United States Senator Nixon of Nevada died after nasal catarrh surgery led to spinal meningitis. A mining magnate from Goldfield and Reno, he was 52, a California native who rose from Nevada legislature to the U.S. Senate, known for quiet on the floor but influential in private Republican circles. His wife and Nevada relatives rushed to Washington as word spread.
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Nixon
Nevada
Episcopal Hospital
William S. Campbell
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Goldfield
California
Reno
United States Senate
Experimental Army Camps Near Dubuque Across Mississippi
An imagined hostile force is stationed across the Mississippi near Dubuque as Colonel Gatty leads 2,000 U S troops in an experimental camp south of the city. The battalions hail from Fort Snelling Fort Brady and Fort Crook with units from Fort Sheridan.
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Mississippi River
Wisconsin
Illinois
Gatty
United States Army
Dubuqua
Fort Snelling
St. Paul
Minn
Lindsay
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Fort Brady
Chippewa
Mich
Fourth Infantry
Fort Crook
Omaha
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Rear Admiral Rebeur Paschwitsie Advances in Florida Ladder
Rear Admiral Rebeur Paschwitsie rises through Florida’s leadership ladder, signaling a notable career progression. The move places him amid rising regional maritime roles and reflects ongoing naval leadership shifts within the state.
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Rebeur-Paschwitsie
Florida
Germans Visit Annapolis Admiral Impresses Cadets at Work
Admiral von Rebeur Paschwitz and nineteen German cruiser officers toured the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis, observing instructions given to future U S Navy officers. They left with a favorable impression of the academy and its cadets.
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Rebeur-Paschwitz
Washington
von Rebeur-Paschwitz
United States Navy
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Lorimer Jokes With Kern Over Feelings
Washington June 7 Senator Kern of Indiana concluded his speech in opposition to Senator Lorimer. He analyzed evidence from the senate second investigation claiming new important material had been developed. Lorimer, in a cheerful mood, predicted the debate would last weeks and joked with Kern about possible feelings against him while Kern asserted Funk testimony supported veracity against Hines.
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Kern
Indiana
Lorimer
Senate
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Funk
International Harvaster Company
Edward Hines
Chicago
Fall Reelected Senator After Torn House Row in New Mexico
In Santa Fe the New Mexico house, after a turbulent session ending in blows and gallery clearance, voted 25 for Albert B. Fall to succeed himself and 2 for Speaker R. L. Baca, with 22 abstentions. Fall addressed the joint session after re election. In Los Angeles defense adds prosecutor on stand in Darrow trial. In Washington a Mississippi representative proposes a tax on gun taters and venders of deadly weapons to curb warlike sentiment.
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New Mexico House
United States
House
Albert B. Fall
R. L. Baca
Fall
Los Angeles
Rogera
Clarence S.S. Darrow
W. J. Ford
Darrow
Washington
Thomas Upton Sission
Mississippi
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