Naval Reserves Prep Near Provincetown Harbor
July 12 observers report forty US Navy ships anchored near Provincetown lit by electric symbols. The Virginia flagship of Admiral Howard sailed at 4 p m for Hampton Roads to gather 180 naval reserves and join war games near Gardner s Bay with operations from Montauk to Gay Head.
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Virginia
Howard
Hampton Roads
District of Columbia
Gardner’s Bay
Gardner's Bay
Montauk
Gay Head
Fleet at anchor around Cape Cod Navy maneuvers and arrivals
A large Atlantic fleet gathers off Cape Cod with battleships, destroyers, cruisers, and submarines anchored near Severn and the Dixies. Connecticut and Michigan head to Newport for naval reserve deployment, Nebraska to Portland for militia duty, while several battleships sail in from Kiel.
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Dixie
Castine
Connecticut
Michigan
Newport
Rhode Island
Nebraska
Portland
Louisiana
Kansas
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Kiel
Delaware
Reid
Smith
Flusher
Lamson
Preston
Bradford
R. L
Gardner Bay
Cape Cod Bay
Wake
Provincetown
J Jackie
Vermont
Hector
Truro
Lebanon
Cape Cod
Missing pet alligator spurs forest search montage
Miss Margaret Hickey of Holbrook mourns a lost pet alligator. A searching party scours woods between Brockton and Holbrook after the animal escaped a tied rope in the back yard. Earlier Walter O. Crocker tried to ship the alligator by express, causing trouble for the carrier.
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Brockton
Margaret Hickey
Holbrook
Here
Walter O. Crocker
Miss Hickey
Express
Bailey's Patch Aide Fails In Canadian Reciprocit Bill
In Washington on July 12, Senator Bailey's free list amendment to the Canadian reciprocity bill was defeated by a large majority in the Senate. Bailey did not request a roll call as the margin appeared decisive. Senator Penrose urged Bailey to offer his wool tariff amendment, which Bailey then submitted before adjournment, leaving the measure pending. The wool duties would apply to raw and manufactured wool at an overall 30 percent average.
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Washington
Bailey
Senate
Penrose
House
Change in Woman's Life Sparks Senate Debate on Reciprocity Bill
A discussion on the reciprocity bill unfolds amid Senate friction. Senator Heyburn denounces the bill as a pirate flag while urging GOP unity, with Lafollette Bristow preparing amendments. The debate centers on party principles, leadership, and the bill's fate as advocates push for rapid action. In Graniteville Vermont a reader endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for life change symptoms, praising its health restoration and urging publication of the testimonial.
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Graniteville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chas. Barclay
R.F.D
Insurgent Mavericks Provoke Parts in White House Lot Talk
Senator Bailey and Heyburn clashed over insurgents described as mavericks. Heyburn said Republicans may reunite on protective principles while Bailey warned of branding if rounded up in the White House lot.
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Clapp
Heyburn
Bailey
White House
First heat victim in New Brunswick dies
St John New Brunswick July 12 The first death in New Brunswick attributed to excessive heat was reported today. Timothy Buckley a Kings County farmer was overcome by the heat while driving a lumber team, fell from the wagon and was killed.
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ST. John
N. B
New Brunswick
Timothy Buckley
Kings County
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