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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1906

Page

7

New Jersey Battleship Tests Exceed Contract Speed

Rockland Maine March 28 The standardization trip of the new battleship New Jersey built by Fore River Shipbuilding exceeded contract speed with a top of 19.48 knots. The mean top speed over five runs was 19.02 knots and mean screw RPM matched contract 124.5 per minute. The ship hosted a naval board led by Admiral Stockton and Commander Reeves. Commissioning planned for May under Captain Kimball.

Rockland New Jersey Fore River Shipbuilding Company Quincy Mass United States Sioux Boston Naval Board Charles H. Stockton Engineering Board I. S. K.reeves Naval Inspection Bureau W. R. Bush Upham J. l. Gow The Shipbuilding Company Francis T. Bowles William Smith Quincy Yard Kimball Maine Washington

World's Largest Warship Authorized by Naval Committee

The House naval committee voted unanimously to authorize one battleship of about 20 000 tons, aiming to outrank all others in armor and firepower, with an estimated cost of 6 million dollars. The panel also approved three destroyers, dry docks for Atlantic and Puget Sound yards, and up to 1 million dollars for submarine boats after trials.

Washington House Naval Committee Navy Department Atlantic Coast Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton Wash

Hugger Terrorizes South End Woman on Dover Street Bridge

Bessie Donahoe, 19, of South Boston, says a man dubbed "Jack the Hugger" followed her home from Campbell's restaurant near Dover and Washing ton streets and tried to grab her on the Dover Street bridge. She screamed for help and passersby intervened before the fugitive fled into a Harrison avenue tenement.

Dover Street Bridge Bessie Donahoe South Boston Post Jack the Hugger South End Miss Donahoe Campbell’s Dover Washington Streets Albany Street Crieg Harrison Avenue Miss Donahue

Suffolk County Auxiliary Degree Work Exhibition

The Suffolk County Ladies' Auxiliary degree team held an exemplification last evening in Roughan Hall Charlestown with 60 candidates initiated. Mrs Mary A Cavanaugh directed the work and the event, under the auspices of Ladies' Auxiliary 21, featured the team in new uniforms admired by spectators.

Suffolk County Ladies’ Auxiliary Roughan Hall Charlestown Suffolk County Mary A. Cavanaugh Ladies’ Auxiliary 21

Blondin Pardoned Fight Moves to Restore Freedom

Attorney J. B. Jacques vows to pursue Blondin’s pardon after judge and district attorney refused to pro s the 1902 murder indictment. Jacques says he will appeal to Governor Guild and outline a plan to clear Blondin and win his freedom despite prior setbacks.

Lawton Sanderson Wilfred Blondin J. B. Jacques Last Sunday Post Mr. Blondin

Frye May Wed Mrs Hobart

Washington March 28. The engagement of Senator William P. Frye of Maine's granddaughter is announced and rumors that Frye may marry her widow Garret A. Hobart's widow are noted. Frye has served in Congress since 1870 and once presided over the Senate.

Washington William P. Frye Maine Frye Garret A. Hobart Congress

Chicago Women Support Smoking as Trend Says Elite Views

In Chicago three women including Countess Rozwadowski and Mrs Fenton B Turek defend women smoking as charming and refined. Miss Lina Small counters claims of immorality noting Chicago women do smoke but without sin. In Providence meanwhile N W Harris and Co of Boston purchases state bonds totaling 1 049 000 with bids at 100 14.

Chicago Rozwadowski Fenton B. Turek Lina Small Albion W. Small University of Chicago Providence, R. I N. W. Harris & Co Boston State Armory

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