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Newspaper

Chariton Patriot

Location

Chariton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1908

Page

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Wireless Fleet Uses Floating Pantry to Stay Connected at Sea

The article describes Rear Admiral Sperry’s voyage from Honolulu to Auckland aided by Glacier as a floating supply hub. A Pacific wireless chain links Panther Yankton and Glacier to feed sixteen battleships, keeping daily news in touch with Washington. Pago Pago emerges as a key Samoan naval station with the Annapolis and Connecticut exchanging salutes.

Sperry San Francisco New Zealand Australia Pacific Honolulu Yokohama Jack Glacier Suva Fiji Islands Vancouver B. C Samoan Islands Panther Yankton Naval Vermont Navy Department Washington Pacific Ocean Auckland mid-Pacific Uncle Sam United States Great Britain Germany Tutuila Pagopago Annapolis Connecticut Pangopango

University of Missouri to Open School of Journalism

Walter Williams to lead new department opening in September on the same footing as other professional schools. The school will publish a daily newspaper for hands on editing reporting and advertising as part of training. Williams, longtime newspaper man and former Missouri regents president, becomes dean and founder.

University of Missouri School of Journalism Walter Wiliams Prac Tical Williams Board of Regents University Columbia Boonville St. Louis Willams International Press Congress New School of Journalism Metropolitan Press Congress

Rear Admiral Arnold to Command New Atlantic Fleet Division

Rear Admiral Conway H. Arnold selected to command a new Atlantic fleet division formed from battleships Idaho New Hampshire and Mississippi. They will proceed to Provincetown for target practice and maneuvers, with Dolphin as flagship. Arnold born 1848 New York and Naval Academy graduate 1867.

Conway H. Arnold Atlantic Naval War College Navy Department Idaho New Hampshire Mississippi Provincetown Admiral Arnold Dolphin Pacific New York United States Naval Academy William W. Wood Navy

Lincoln Centennial plans unfold in Springfield observance

The Lincoln Centennial association forms to back Springfield Illinois observances on Lincoln's birth centennial. Notables including Adlai Stevenson Fuller Hopkins Deneen Yates Humphrey Stone Caldwell Dunn White and others contribute as incorporators. Springfield hosts tomb ceremonies with national figures and a banquet, with ambassadors Bryce and Jusserand Taft and Bryan named. A reunion of Lincoln’s acquaintances and veterans is planned to mark the day.

Abraham Lincoln Springfield Lincoln Centennial Association Adlai E. Stevenson Fuller United States Supreme Court Cullom and Hopkins Cannon Lincoln United States George Washington Ilinois Lincoln Tomb Diplomatic Corps Congress Army Navy James Bryce M. Jusserand Taft Bryan Abe

Henry Farman Demonstrates Heavier Than Air Machine at Brighton Beach

Henry Farman, a leading exponent of heavier than air flight, demonstrates a large aeroplane at Brighton Beach New York. The craft resembles a box kite with a 50 horsepower eight cylinder engine and a two blade propeller. Farman has soared about twelve feet but first trial covered 400 yards.

Henry ‘Farman Brighton Beach Nefir New’ York Farman Furman

Sir Joseph Chamberlain’s Illness and Marriage to an American

The British statesman Sir Joseph Chamberlain faced declining health, raising fears beyond Britain because his wife was American Mary Endicott of Massachusetts. They met in Washington at a girls’ party, married six weeks later, and his career peaked as colonial secretary from 1895 to 1903, shaping policy on South Africa and postwar reconciliation.

Sir Joseph Chamberlain Atlantic Sir Joseph Mary Endicott Massachusetts Cleveland Washington Mr. Chamberlain Miss Endicott Joseph Chamberlain South Africa Mra.Chamberlain

William B. Allison, Noted Iowa Leader, Dies at Eighty

The Chicago Tribune mourns the death of William B. Allison, longtime Iowa senator and trusted Republican figure. His prudent, steady approach shaped much of late 19th and early 20th century legislation, earning wide respect. He died near his eightieth birthday, with his mind at peace despite political losses.

Iowa House of Congress Senate United States Republican Party Allison Congress

Libby Prison Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed by Express Co

Edward E. Henry of the United States Express Co. Chicago reports that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured Libby Prison diarrhoea aboard trains. He, a former soldier who served with Hayes and McKinley in the 28th Ohio, says the remedy stops Libby Prison diarrhoea at once. Availability through Williamson Drug Co.

Libby Edward E. Henry United States Express Co Chicago Quick Rutherford B. Hayes William McKinley Ohio Williamson Drug Co

For Sale Good House and Lot in Chariton Iowa

Two story house on Main street two blocks north of the public square near the railway station. Three rooms and kitchen on the first floor and four sleeping rooms on the second floor, all in good condition. Call or address the Patriot Office Chariton Iowa. 8-6-8.

Main Street Public Square Chariton Patriot Office Iowa

Money to loan at 56 five percent and one percent

Money to loan at fifty six percent five percent and one percent with optional payments as stated by B Cookin Co.

B. Cookin & Co

Great Advertisers in Old Mexico

A traveling man calls the Sells- Floto Shows a top tier traveling aggregation. He recalls a Mexican City advertising coup in Guaymas that used cigarette wrappers for ticket grades, a feat he says outpaced American ads and drew thousands. The act arrives in Chariton August 19.

Old Mexico Guaymas California Bay Mexico City Aggregation

Notice of Bids for Chariton Street Paving 1908

Notice to bidders for three blocks of vitrified brick paving in Chariton Iowa. Sealed proposals due August 81st at City Hall, completion by November 30, 1908. Plans available August 17, 1908. Bid bond and performance bond required. city clerk J D Threlkeld signs.

Chariton Lown Chariton Feree Pita J.D. Threlkeld

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Bamoan Islands Zealand Pago Pago Harbor Walter Williams Rear Admiral Arnold Ebhey Henry Farman Aeronaut Oxfords Asisrael William B. Allison Chicago Tribune Foley Patton
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