Americans vow to wipe out Spaniards in West Indies pursuit
The article describes Spanish forces preparing to battle the American fleet in West Indian waters and the possibility of a fleet crossing to confront them. It notes Dewey aiding in caring for Spanish sick and wounded and reflects on warfare's brutality, while detailing scenes from Camp Voorhees and the Kaiser Wilhelm sailing from New York with 1,100 passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Business
Spain
Millera
Sam
Bankera
Cnediz
Montreal
Dominion Coal Company
Sydney Cape Breton
Atlantic
Dewey
State Gazette
Voorhees
Sea Girt
W. J. Sewell
Camden
New York
Naval Powers Outline Global Fleet Standings in 1906
The Chicago Record reports that the United States ranks fifth among naval powers tied with Germany, with England first, France second, Russia third, and Italy fourth. It details German plans to spend heavily, expand battleships and cruisers, and project future naval strength, alongside Russia's and Britain's ongoing construction and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
England
France
Russia
Italy
Kentucky
Kearsage
Illinois
China
Amd -Wit-Ran-Sway
Great Britain
Royal Yacht
Chicago
New phosphate factory planned near Paulsbury
The I. P. Thomas Company will construct a large phosphate factory near Paulsbury. The building will be one by 800 feet in size and three stories tall, reflecting a major industrial investment in Cumberland County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thei. P. Thomas Company
Paulsbury
Red Bank man builds smaller locomotive twin to world’s tiniest
Ambrose Matthews at Red Bank works on a 6 ft 3 in long locomotive with a 5 inch drive wheel, 400 pounds weight, and a ten inch track. The tiny train uses a seven-car set for single riders and features wire control from the cab. Previously J H Schriver in Denver held the smallest locomotive title weighing 450 pounds with 8 inch drivers and 12 mph speed.
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Red Bank
Ambrose Matthews
Matthews
Denver
J. H. Schriver
Schriver
Freman
Gus” Schroeder
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the Cranbury Press
Cranbury, N.d
John 8. Silvers, Wadhter
War Department
Cuba
Philippines
Admiral Dewey
Sampson
San Juan
Washington
Ita
State News
Cumberland County
Strawberry Growsery
Gloucester County
Taylor Steel and Iron Works
High Bridge
Egg Harbor City
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
Shrewsbury
Samuel D. Price
Newark
Price
Presbyterian
Shrewsbury Church
Asbury Park
Bradley
Ite
Washington Star
Bucklen
Arnica
Tur
N. F. Clayton
Smith's Shirt Factory
Hightstown
N. J
Applegate
State
Warren Sts
Trenton
Bradleys Agricultural
Bradley Fertilizer Company
Chard Avenue
Paris
Donnelly
Opera House
Trenton Clothing
North Broad Street
Trenton, N. J
Mason’s
Crescent
Eldridge Brewing Machine
Hightstown, N. J
Ribsam & Son
Coley
Clothiers
Manufactur
Coats
Special Kersey
Derby
Dobbins & Large
State St
Lupton Bros
Matawan, Keyport
Perth Amboy
P.O
Matawan, N. J
Frank A. Brown
Liverpool
London & Globe
Royal
Ins. Co. of
North America
Commercial Union
Mercer County Mutual
Monmouth County Mutual
Bill
Press Building
Rider Business College
Trenton, W. J
The
East
A. J. Rider
Geo.w. Burroughs
Edward Schaffer
WM. J
Lady’s
Gent's
Af Bergen
Rue’s
Spuayer
Barry
New Jersey
Iinea
Lenane
Thor. Peppler
Mizhtetown
Hotel
Windsor
Ql. J
Lean
Syracuse
South Bend
McCormick
Add? Indere
Slane
Thompson
Seedera
Lehigh Coal
Lister's
W.g7rowland & Son
Monmouth Junction
Davison
DR. Davison
Jamesburg, N. J
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