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Newspaper

Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1912

Page

11

Ten new steamer lines to call here

Los Angeles officials forecast the arrival of ten major steamship companies after the Panama Canal opens. Represented by D F Robertson the lines control 1034 ships totaling about 4 million tons and will link Los Angeles with global ports. Names include Union Steamship NZ Royal Mail Nippon Yusen Kaisha P&O Messageries Maritimes Lamport Holt Toyo Kisen Kaisha Hamburg American Pacific Mail.

Los Angeles Panama Canal D. F. Robertson Citizens Trust & Savings Bank Robertson Union Steamship Company of New Zealand San Francisco South Seas Royal Mail Steam Packet Company South America Nippon Yusen Kaisha Japan Seattle Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company London Messageries Maritimes Lamport & Holt Line New York Toyo Ki

Jealous Eyes Are Watching Mexico

The United States alerts to the Diaz insurrection on the gulf coast and demands open communication between Mexico City and the Tampico port. The Des Moines has arrived at Vera Cruz and the Tacoma is en route to Tampico to establish wireless links to the United States.

Washington Diaz Gulf Coast Madero United States Mexico Mexico City Tampico China Tien Tsin Pekin Des Moines Vera Cruz Tacoma

Schrank Insane Declared By Alienist Spitzka

Philadelphia October 21 Prof Edward Anthony Spitzka the eminent alienist who examined Czolgosh after the McKinley case announced that photographs of Schrank who attempted to kill Colonel Roosevelt show he is unquestionably a maniac. Spitzka a leading criminologist studied the picture in his laboratory and after measurements declared the man insane.

Philadelphia Edward Anthony Spitzka Czolgosz President McKinley Schrank Roosevelt Spitzka Schranck

Los Angeles Harbor Fortifications Detail Costs

The Los Angeles harbor fortifications will comprise three batteries with two 14 inch rifles eight mortars and two 3 or 6 inch guns. Total cost slated at 3 million dollars with 653000 requested for 14 inch guns. Site chosen on the bluffs at Point Firmin where government land was purchased last year.

Los Angeles Los Angeles Harbor United States Army Board Point Firmin

War Clouds Over Europe Threaten Balkans and Turkey

A London dispatch warns that if the Balkan allies crush Turkey, Europe faces a full scale war as powers plan to partition Turkey. Battles loom at Uskub Scutari and Milana with Greek and Bulgarian forces advancing while Russian diplomacy remains uncertain. Oct 21 1912 reports note mobilizations and a Greek pledge to aid civilians under Turkish rule.

London Balkan Turkey St. Petersburg Europe Montenegro Novipazar Servia Albania Old Servia Greece Thessaly Salonika Bulgaria Roumelia Thrace Austria Sanjek Kossovo Near East Hungary Vienna Russia Constantinople Dardanelles Bosphorus Egypt M. Sananoff Russian Poland Danubian Uskub Macedonia Scutari Milana New York Athens Olga Balkan States Daily Telegraph Black Sea Janina Epirus

Nations Choose Sites for Panama Exposition

President Taft reports from the state department that eighteen nations will take part in the Panama Exposition in San Francisco and seventeen have already selected their sites. Thirty states and territories have promised to exhibit.

Washington Taft State Department San Francisco

Five Dollars for Five Years Prison Release Reward

Fred Froehlinger, once sentenced to twenty years in San Diego for a crime he did not commit, will receive five dollars for each year served from the state upon pardon by Acting Governor Wallace and his release from San Quentin.

Sacramento San Quentin Fred Froehlinger San Diego Wallace

One in Seven Dies of Cancer

Dr E F Bashford of the London Imperial Cancer Research Fund tells the New York Pathological Society that cancer kills one in seven people and that most so called cures are worthless. He urges early operation to save or prolong life and notes cancer affects more young people than expected.

New York E. F. Bashford London Imperial Cancer Research Fund

Deadly X ray becomes harmless through silk glove

Paris reports M. L. G. Droit at the Academy of Sciences reveals a silk based armor absorbing heavy metals blocks X rays. A six thickness glove made from this silk shields handlers while preserving suppleness and enabling safer X ray work.

Paris Academy of Sciences M. L. G. Droit M. Droit

U S Makes Strict Mineral Land Rules

Washington orders tighter mineral land location rules. Receiver O R W Robinson reports the land office restrictions require a in place vein or lode carrying gold or valuable deposits and that surface rock alone does not prove a discovery. A prudent expenditure warranted by combined vein and ore presence is required for a valid lode mining claim.

Los Angeles Land Office Washington O. R. W. Robinson United States Land Office

Los Angeles County Registration Totals Revealed

Los Angeles city and county registration figures show 259 239 eligible voters for the November 5 presidential election. City is 171 079 with 97 186 men and 73 893 women. county is 88 160 with 49 265 men and 38 895 women.

Los Angeles

Five ships fail to pull submarine F-1 from sand

The submarine F-1 ran aground four miles offshore near Watsonville Friday and remains stuck after five hours of pulling by navy tugs Iroquois Vigilant Active a private tug Sea Rover and the tender Alert. The cruiser Maryland was dispatched from Seattle to assist.

Watsonville Cal Navy Iroquois Vigilant Active Sea Rover Alert Maryland Seattle San Francisco

Live oranges roll through Ontario streets during Festivo de Ontario

On October 25 to 26 Ontario hosts Festivo de Ontario featuring auto races football and baseball games. A parade for farmers plus three other processions will march through the city with 300 five foot diameter oranges rolling in a notable spectacle for 300 school children aboard.

Ontario

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