Decisive Naval Battles and Global Futures
The article argues that key naval victories shaped world history and future civilizations. It cites Salamis Actium Trafalgar and compositions of Napoleon and Togo, tying naval power to the rise of Rome England and Japan while forecasting shifts in Russian and Eastern influence.
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Straits of
Corea
Don John
Austria
Bay of Lepanto
Nelson
Aboio
Dewey
Manila Bay
Mis
Europe
Greece
Salamis
Xerxes
Asia
Pericles
Xenophon
Herodotus
Aeschylus
Sophocles
Aristotle
Plato
Phidias
Demosthenes
Actium
Anthony
Octavius
Alexandria
Rome
Octavius Augustus
Philip II
Napoleon
England
Trafalgar
Villeneuve
Napoelon
Togo
Rorestvensky
Russia
Marshal Oyama
Chicago
Get Rich Quick Scheme Manager Goes On Trial
Chicago June 1 William T Mc Kee faced trial for leading a get rich quick scheme. He offered a $200 diamond to subscribers in exchange for $1.25 weekly for eighty four weeks. The case says his firm had branches in many cities and swindled thousands of persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William T. McKee
McKee
Father and two sons drown in Ashelby's pond
A 44 year old father C bs McMenns and his two sons Michael 16 and James 12 drowned at Ashelby's pond in Jacksonville. Michael swam for a fishing pole, cramps struck, Edgar Ellis and the father failed to save them as the boy sank. Fire department led a rescue but all three died. the McMennans had moved to the city from Mount Sterling two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
C. Bs. McMenns
Michanel
James
Ashelby’s
Michael
Edgar Ellis
E Lils
Kels
Fire Department
McMennans
Mount Stenting
Anou
Metcalfe Sues Theatrical Trust in Conspiracy Case
New York June 1 Twenty four members of the Theatrical Managers Association must stand trial for conspiracy per City Magistrate Joseph Pool in the Metcalfe suit. Dramatic critic James S. Metcalfe alleged the group barred him from theatres by a January 12 resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ON Theatre Trust
New York
Theatrical Trust
Joseph Pool
West Side Court
James S. Metcalfe
Theatrical Managers Association
Metcalfe
Neptune Starts Second Hudson Bay Trip Under Low
The Dominion government chartered steamer Neptune begins a second Hudson Bay voyage from Ottawa on June 1 under commander A P Low. The expedition aims to reach the northwest passage with cooperation from the Arctic in the far north.
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Hudson Bay
Ottawa
Ont
Neptune
Dominion Government
A. P. Low
Low
Northwest Passage
Arctic
Soldier Charged With Crime of Statutory Offense
Sheriff O J Smyth returned from Washington Iowa with Fred Koster a soldier recently discharged from Company M Twenty fourth Infantry charged with statutory crime. Koster jailed awaiting trial at the June term of the district court Sheridan Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J.smyth
Washington
Iowa
Fred Koster
Company M
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Koster
Sheridan Post
Blalock Transferred From Cheyenne to Rawlins
William Blalock, Union Pacific yard master at Cheyenne, is moved to Rawlins and will depart soon. Peter Merten, Rawlins yardmaster, will replace Blalock in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blalock
Rawlins
Wiliam Blalock
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Peter Merten
Mr.Blalock
SHERIFF SMALLEY TAKES CONVICTS TO THE PEN
Yesterton Sheriff and J Smalley escorted Willien Dwyer Sam Parks Roy Willams Guy Parsons Harvey Brown and John Fox to the Rawlins penitentiary for boxcar burglary sentences ranging from one to two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Smalley
Yesterton
J. Smalley
Willien Dwyer
Sam Parks
Roy Willams
Guy Parsons
Harvey Brown
John Fox
Rawlins
Large billboard on Capitol Avenue mars vacant lot corner
A large billboard is rising on the vacant lot at the corner of Capitol Avenue and Nine Twenty Street opposite the Masonic temple. The structure is described as one of the largest in the city and spans nearly the length of the lot.
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Capitol Avenue
Avenue
Ninetwenth Street
Masonic Temple
Miss Louise Hollister to Address Ladies at Méthodiat Church
Miss Louise Hollister of Evanston will address the ladies of the city this Friday at three o clock in the Méthodiat church. Those who heard her two weeks ago will likely attend. All are invited to attend.
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Louise Holligter
Evanston
Méthodiat Church
Southern Pacific Redeems Entire Bond Issue at Par
The Southern Pacific Company redeemed at par and interest its entire issue of two fifths five year 4 1 2 percent gold bonds. Interest ceased today. The amount is $30,000,000 secured by collateral of par value $76,862,000. This marks another step in the company's refinancing plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern Pacific Company
Southern Pacific
German Turners to Compete in Indianapolis Hail From Berlin
A nine member German Turners team departed Berlin on June 1 for New York aboard the Moltke en route to Indianapolis. The report lists intercity rail connections and schedules for various lines including the Union Pacific expositions rates to Cheyenne and Portland, with tickets on sale May 22 to Sept 30.
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Berlin
Indianapolis
Une
New York
Moltke
Union Pacific
Portland
California
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Sun-Leader
W.W. C. Bond
H. A. Clarke
Cheyenne, Wyo
Daily Leader
Wren
Jice
Civic Sun
Chicago & Northwester
St. Louis
Louise Hollister
IFIC
Limited
Ormea Express
Expres
Overland Limited
Atlantic Express
Eastern Express
Denver Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Colorado & Southern
West
U. P
East
South D. P
North
Fort Russell
Little Bear
la Grange
Little Horse Creek
South Bend
Hawkes
Buechner Jewelry CO
Capitol
Harry P Aynds
Lagans Book
Stor
Cheyenne Clothes Pressing Co
Eddy St
Company WU
Office
Sixteenth Street
H. Evans
W. 16Th St
The
Newyort
Mike Eder
Manewal's
Shaffer's Bakery
Eddy Street
Senate
P. H. Noble
Prop
KRUG
Omaha
E. Cor
Ferguson
Prescription Department
Palace Pharmacy Drug
16Th Street
Otenee
Hopper & Bartley
R. S. van Tassell
15Th and
Eddy Streets
Williams & Myers
Home Ranch
Entleman's Resort
Seventeenth Street
Gheyenne, Wyoming
John Brown
Propr
Union Ee
Eo Picto
Denver
Kansas City
Louis
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