Mighty Pacific Fleet Sent In Warning To Japan
A Washington commentary outlines a forceful Atlantic fleet move to the Pacific as a stern warning to Japan. It details battleships armored cruisers and protected cruisers组成, and discusses potential routes from New York or Hampton Roads to San Francisco and the risk of a Japanese invasion threat to the American coast.
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Washington
Japan
United State
Pacific
United States
Navy Department
Atlantic
Navy
Philippines
Oregon
Monadnock
Monitor
Wyoming
Monterey
Coast Defense
California
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Ginia
Comado
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Sored
West Virginia
Colorado
Maryland
Pennsylvania
United States Navy
St. Louis
Charleston
Milwaukee
Tennessee
Town
Indiana
Massachusetts
Texas
New York
Brooklyn
Minneapolis
Columbia
Olympia
Hampton Roads
San Francisco
America
Russia
Western
Europe
Crescent
Union
Old Days at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York
A retrospective on the Fifth Avenue Hotel at Twenty third Street and Broadway, its notable guests from Buchanan to Roosevelt, and the building’s planned demolition for a larger rent generating property. It recalls incidents from Civil War era gatherings, famed visitors like Rosina la Reine des Volenses, Grant era dinners, and the hotel’s role as a political hub and social center.
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New York
Buchanan
Fifth Avenue Hotel
City
the Independent
James Buchanan
Theodore Roosevelt
Twenty-third Street
Broadway
Enos
Fifth Avenue
Paran Stevens
Boston
Tremont House
John Enos
Hitchcock, Darling
Europe
Maj
Whitman
Tom” Gay
Moffat
Colorado
Jim” Gray
John Schreiber
Schreiber
South
Webster Clay
Tennessee
Prince of Wales
King Edward of England
Fish
Tem
Army
McClellan
John Knox
Knox
Mexico
Spain
Rosnalio la Reine Des Volenses
Jared Rogers
Dix
Hitchcock
Garfield
Roscoe Conkling
Arthur
Conkling
Long Island
Jank Derraven
Eured
Derraven
Parnell
Charles Stewart Parnell
Atriot
Jay Parnell
Sant
Billy Florence
Theotel
Hon
Bardwell Slate
Slate
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Croesus
California
West
Cleveland
America
Platt
Sword of Frederick Gone and Genoa’s Campo Santo
A historical note recalls Napoleon’s sword of Frederick the Great lost after a 1815 fire and thought cast into the Seine. The piece hints the relic may have become an industrial tool. Separate column describes Genoa’s Campo Santo with grand marble corridors, lifelike tomb sculptures, and quiet gardens surrounding the burial square.
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Genoa
Leslly
Hills
Campo Santo
Side Lights of Circus Weather and Animal Behavior
A Spare Moments writer describes circus life under storm conditions. Animals react with nervous pacing, caged monkeys, and trembling elephants as attendants darken cages and restrain beasts. The piece notes babies and a devoted circus queen mother, plus tragedy of self harm in wild animals and the role of handlers in preventing harm.
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George Conklin
Umpire Accident Policy Question Sparks Brief Exchange
In a clipped exchange a caller asks if accident policies are issued to baseball umpires and a company official confirms. The caller insists on a simple form, noting the price and urgency as the Chicago Tribune report captures a wary tone.
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Chicago Tribune
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