Annapolis Navy Academy Then and Now Portrait of Liberty Tree and Legacy
An extended look at Annapolis as the naval academy grows while preserving old landmarks. The piece notes hazing history, the Liberty Tree under which patriots gathered, and historic houses for colonial governors. It highlights reforms, new buildings, larger cadet corps, and the enduring sailor spirit through trophies from Perry, McDonough, and Old Ironsides.
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Britain
Prince George Street
Annapolis
Richard Carvel
Dorothy Manners
Boston Common
St. John’s College
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Lafayette
Francis Nicholson
Colonial Assembly
George
Duke
Gloucester Street
Williamsburg
Virginia
Naval Academy
School of the Sailor
Old Sea Town
Maryland
State House
Carvel
Academy
Naval Academy of Today
Military Academy of
West Point
Navy
Charles J. Badger
Wessels
Admiral Sands
Gen. Mills
Military Academy
Congress
Perry
Lawrence
Lake Erie
Blyth
Enterprise
Maine
Burrows
Battle of
Erie
Confidance
Beresford
Chubb
McDonough
Lake Champlain
Great Britain
Decatur
United States
Commodore McDonough
Commodore Downie
Charles Stewart
Charles Stewart Parnell
Levant
Madeiras
Stewart
Romance of Zelaya Heir and His American Wife Draws crowds
Alfonso Zelaya son of Nicaragua’s president and his American wife, a Lee descendant, entertain at a Ninth Street five cent theater. They work the venue daily to support themselves and their child while his West Point attempts falter and marriage reveals a Lee lineage and a courtship in Washington.
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Ashington
National Capital
West Point
Annapolis
Washington
Nickel Johnnles
Zelayas
Zelaya
United States
Ment
Alfonso
Academy
Marguerite Baker
W. W. Baker
Post Office Department
Lee
Dr Baker
Nicaragua
Rockhill to Push U S Right on Russian Citizenship
Ambassador Rockhill travels to St. Petersburg with a delicate mission to force Russia to honor American citizenship for U S travelers and naturalized citizens. Taft aims to secure safe treatment and protection for Hebrew Americans in the Russian empire, ending a long diplomatic stalemate.
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Illiam W. Rockhill
Taft
St. Petersburg
Rockhill
United States
Russia
Uncle Joe Cannon Turns Seventy Three with Quiet Zest
The 73 year old Speaker of the House Joe Cannon celebrated his birthday at the Capitol with a jaunty appearance a new pearl fedora and a black cigar. He greeted dozens of callers and received telegrams from across the country. He met the president in the morning and was wished a long life.
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Ae Joe Cannon
House of Representatives
Capitol
Joe
Uncle Joe
Tafts Saving Money in the White House
The Tafts cut White House running costs starting March 4 1909 with staff reductions from nine to three laundries and consolidation of engineering and plumbing work. Pinkney the steward becomes a messenger and a first class housekeeper Miss Jefferson is hired. Tables for servants are unified eliminating caste dining while terrapin privileges fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
White House
Executive Mansion
Roosevelt
Pinkney
Charles Reader
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Sailors’ School
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