Anger on the High Seal at International Marine Conference
Secretary Tracy and Mr Whitney report on a Havre Journal extract discussing wreck prevention for the upcoming International Marine Conference. The piece cites the J White wreck drifting ten months after abandonment near the Capes Delaware and mentions the Telemaque voyage around the Aragova Sea. It argues for maritime rules requiring captains to scuttle abandoned ships to avoid navigation hazards.
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Portland cruiser hopes noted by secretary for Armored ships
Secretary to Portland Maine company reports their works, though now locomotive and railway machinery focused, have served in gunboat machinery during the war. Locating near rail access, the plant could be upgraded with modern tools and a shipyard site eyed for iron shipbuilding to handle 1000 to 3000 ton vessels. The department notes skilled labor nearby and sees feasible readiness for government work.
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Secretary Tracy Upholds Whitney Plan For Navy Strength
Secretary Tracy, energetic and independent, follows Secretary Whitney’s plans to build up the American navy. cordial relations exist between the two men. Whitney could secure desired actions at the Navy Department. He twice aided a paymaster’s clerk, Richard Barry, whose reinstatement Tracy ordered after Whitney’s secretary learned of the case. Memory of Whitney remains cherished by clerks and by young staff aided by Whitney and his wife.
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Census appoints editors to lead gold and coal statistics
The superintendent of the census selected Richard P. Rothwell of New York editor of the Engineering and Mining Journal as chief special agent to oversee gold and silver statistics for the eleventh census. Baird Halberstadt of Pittsburgh is named special agent to assist in coal statistics and will work with Special Agent Ashburner of Pittsburgh.
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All For Lawn Tennis Club Opens Fall Tournament at Jamaica Plain
The opening round at Orchard street grounds draws many spectators as Tallant Frazer and Orcutt Burton lead singles and doubles matches. Preliminary results include several defaults and tight sets with Williston, Hill, and Wildes advancing. Second round doubles and ladies events slated to begin tomorrow and Wednesday morning with several notable pairings.
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Market notes show quiet New York session with mixed sugar moves
A thin floor and selective strength marked yesterday's New York market with sugar under bear pressure on refinery expansion rumors. Analysts cite limited support from inside owners and imply further upside if institutions unload enough stock, while other issues like Atchison and West End Land attract attention in steadier trading.
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Dewey Visits Charlestown Navy Yard on Equipment Tour
Commodore Dewey, chief of the Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting, toured the Charlestown Navy Yard yesterday and spoke highly of the facilities. He indicated there may be increased work forthcoming and returned to Washington on the 6 p m Wain last evening.
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Abbott Luke Marriage at Beverly Farms
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Does Not Fear a Rupture and Seeks Amicable League Return
Washington September 23 report on baseball league tensions. President Hewitt supports a fight to settle control, while President Young expects an amicable adjustment through league committee talks. Public interest centers on proposed classification changes and potential league continuity next season despite Brotherhood actions.
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Obituaries Notice of Multiple Local Deaths in September
Obituaries list several local deaths with ages and residences including Bridget E Boyce 56 Ellen Fay John Bath 53 Caroline Herrick 69 Amy J Johnson 17 John J Malone 26 Mary J Mecuen 65 Dora P Oster Jeremiah Shannah an 53 Henry D Sullivan died Aug 29 in Paris and Sept 22 in various cities.
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Boston Beats Chicago as Gumbert Shines in Faultless Game
In Chicaho Sept 23 the Boston nine defeated the Chicago club 8 to 6 after a tight game. Gumbert hurled effectively for Boston while Bennett's catching sparked the win. Chicago showed looseness at times though they batted Clarkson and were active early and late. Attendance reported at 3000.
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