Bodies From F-4 Arrive In San Francisco
The Supply brought 18 men from the submarine F-4 to the U S naval station. Four identified bodies including George T. Ashcroft Ivan L. Mahan Charles H. Wells and Frank N. Herzog will go to relatives. Unidentified remains will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
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San Francisco
United States Naval Station
Supply
Honolulu
George T. Ashcroft
Los Angeles
Ivan L. Mahan
IdAma
Charles H. Wells
Norfolk, Va
Frank N. Herzog
Salt Lake City
Utah
Arlington National Cemetery
Submarine Mystery Emerges On The Sea Monster
In 1866, Professor Aronnax and companions aboard the U S S Abraham Lincoln pursue a luminous, spindle shaped sea monster that proves to be a human engineered submarine. They are captured, confined in a bright cabin, and encounter two enigmatic French sailors aboard the craft.
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Professor Aronnax
Abraham Lincoln
Ned Land
Conseil
Nautilus Crew Attacked by Mysterious Men in Submarine
Mists cleared as I prepared to inspect the hull on deck but the vessel sank slowly. Ned Land curses the creatures and the hull plate. A sudden iron sound reveals a figure inside, then eight masked men enter silently and abduct us into a formidable machine.
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Ned Land
Ned Land and Conseil
Ned
Conseil
France
Granidet
Engel
Charitable Irish Society Holds First Monthly Meeting
The Charitable Irish Society met at Youngs Hotel for the first monthly session of the season. No speakers or music due to routine business. President Patrick H Crowley presided as three new members were admitted. Next meeting on Monday Oct 18 will feature music and a prominent speaker. John J Keenan, secretary, summarized the society’s past year’s activities.
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Irish Society
Young’s Hotel
Patrick H. Crowley
John J. Keenan
On France's Army and Prohibition Rumors Revealed
Boston agent C Brewer Smith reports from France after five weeks there. He says wine is common in soldiers rations and large amounts of rum are served before bayonet charges. He cites officials disputing absinthe monopolies and notes commercial forces behind temperance talk.
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C. Brewer Smith
Boston
France
Mr. Smith
France temperance view and absinthe ban claim
Mr. Smith cites M. Grizard stating there is no genuine temperance movement in France today. Grizard explains the government only bans absinthe and would not act if liquor dealers opposed the measure. He outlines a long-standing pattern of influence by liquor interests shaping policy.
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France
M. Grizard
Absinthe Prohibition Debate in Army Rumors
A reader contends that prohibition of absinthe is not complete in the army. He claims distilled liquors are used in federal quantities before dangerous tasks, but doubts Miss Jane Addams’ reports of soldiers getting drunk. He warns the public against assuming the war is fought on a cold water basis.
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Jane Addams
Linseed Oil Saves Ship in Hurricane
The American bark Windrush from Buenos Ayres to New York rode out a five day hurricane in the Atlantic. Captain Roberts reported that using linseed cargo calmed the seas and prevented the loss of the Windrush, which escaped with hardly a scratch upon arrival in port.
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New York
Windrush
Buenos Ayres
Roberts
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