Sperry Leads Pacific Fleet on World Cruise
Rear Admiral Charles Sperry commands sixteen battleships on a global voyage, praised as a test of naval leadership. The fleet, from Honolulu to Auckland and beyond, showcases American sea power, technical innovation in wireless links, and coal-saving discipline under Sperry’s steady hand.
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Bob” Evans
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Sperry
Spain
Charles
Honolulu
Auckland
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Pacific
Mexico
Canada
Great Britain
Alaska
Siberia
Russia
Japan
United States
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The
Mark Twain
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Suva
Fiji Islands
Vancouver
Glacier
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Samoa
Robert Louis Stevenson
Pagopago
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Suez Canal
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Port Arthur
Charles Stillman Sperry
Richmond Pearson Hobson
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Rojestvensky
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Sperry’s Command and the American Navy Seaway Vision
The article extols Admiral Sperry for leading a 16 ship fleet on a 3,85v mile without coaling, praising efficiency and leadership. It argues Sperry embodies naval mastery, diplomacy, and discipline, and champions peaceful global reach with a world-spanning battleship cruise as a testing ground for American maritime power.
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Sperry
Philippines
Annapolis Naval Academy
War College
Newport
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Admiral Sperry
Mitchell backs Bryan in the 1900 election stance
John Mitchell declares Bryan would best serve the nation and aligns with his platform. He criticizes Taft as influenced by wealth and business. Mitchell asserts honest wealth has nothing to fear from Bryan's election.
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Taft
John Mitchell
The
New York World
Harmon’s stature as a Democratic figure dominates critics
Judson Harmon is described as a large, broad man whose character and reputation answer any question from Governor Harris or Republicans. He is not tied to any class of interest and represents only the Democratic party.
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Judson Harmon
Harris
Democratic Party
Porter letter rebuts claim of stamping Ohio for Bryan
J Sherman Porter Lexington Herald managing editor denies plans to back Bryan and Harmon in Ohio. He says he has not campaigned, has voted Republican for four years, and would vote Democratic locally and nationally if at home. He criticizes Roosevelt’s machine politics and calls for reform.
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Enquirer
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Lexington Herald
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Harmon
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Democratic State Committee
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Cox-Karshner-Guilbert Brown
Taft
Theodore Roovevelt
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Tariff Critique Spurts in Buffalo Times Opinion
The Buffalo Times laments the GOP’s tariff stance, declaring the party has squandered its moment and power will shift to more prudent hands. It warns that repentance on the issue comes too late and signals a political realignment ahead.
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Buffalo Times
Treasurer Sheldon Says He Is Returning Corporate Contributions
The Buffalo Enquirer reports Treasurer Sheldon questions the rush of party funding and notes he is returning corporate donations. The piece suggests debate over whether the Republican party needs funds immediately.
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Sheldon
Republican Party
Buffalo Enquirer
Democrats to contest Ohio judicial bench seat in September
In Youngstown Ohio on September 11 Democrats across the fourteen county circuit will hold a convention on September 26 to nominate a candidate to challenge Judge F E Roberts on the Republican ticket. In Lima another note reports a record interurban run covering thirty miles in thirty five minutes on the Western Ohio line due to an overlooked order and a fast experience between Wapakoneta and Bluffton.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
F E. E. Roberts
Warren
Lima
Wapakoneta
Bluffton
How to Get Strong
P. J. Daly of 1247 W Congress St Chicago describes his mother’s strong improvement from Electric Bitters calling it a tonic and strengthening medicine. He notes a marked gain in flesh and urges others to try the remedy for weakness.
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P. J. Daly
Congress St
Chicago
Electric Bitters Promised To Remedy Digestive Ailments
A brief antique ad notes Electric Bitters curing stomach liver and kidney complaints. Sold with guarantee at Neiley & Co. and C A Heiner of Byesville drug stores after claims of insomnia relief and recovery.
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Neiley & Co
C. A. Heiner
Byesville
Cambridge Veterans of O. V. 1 Reunite on September 17
Surviving members of the gal lant O. V. 1 will hold a reunion in Cambridge on Thursday September 17. About 100 veterans remain living and many expect to attend. Cambridge citizens are urged to open homes to these veterans and ensure a pleasant visit.
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Gallant O. V. 1
Cambridge
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