Prince Henry Critics Stir Naval Friction In Germany
Admiral Henning von Holtzendorff rises to chief of staff amid palace intrigue and push for autonomy in the German navy. He opposed Prince Henry of Prussia over discipline and honors, while the emperor grants him a free hand to shape wartime strategy.
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Prince Henry
Berlin
Henning von Holtzendorff
Skagerrak
von Tirpitz
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Holtzendorff
Hindenburg
Tannenburg
von Holtzendorff
Admiral Holtzendorff
Admiral von Holtzendorff
United States
Germany
William J. Holtzendorff
Court of Appeals
Gotha
Arndt
Arndt von Holtzendorff
Hamburg
Klotz
Girl Hangs From Auto Roof Necklace Tragedy Averted
Dorothea Rob erts of Waverly Kansas, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. M B Roberts, was unconscious after a car accident when a neck chain caught on the car top bow. Her father stopped and she later began recovering.
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Waverly
Kan
Dorothea Roberts
M. B. Roberts
Beggar Produces Missing Arm Attacks Policeman
San Francisco. Patrolman John J. Mullin arrests Russell Head a waiter beggar on Market near O Farrell He reveals a second arm from under his coat and uses a ham like fist to strike Mullin Head flees and fights head bites Mullin's finger Head held on resisting a policeman and Mullin hospitalized with a lacerated finger
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San Francisco
John J. Mullin
Mullin
Russell Head
Market Street
O'Farrell
Head
Reforestation Plan for Kahoolawe Island
Honolulu reports the territorial board of agriculture proposes reforesting barren Kahoolawe in the Hawaiian group. Plan includes planting algaroba trees, fencing windward areas to protect sheep and goats, introducing horses to aid seed distribution, and building several rainwater reservoirs. Algaroba trees planted a decade ago have shown substantial growth.
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Honolulu
Kahoolawe Island
Territorial Board of Agriculture
Colors Employed on Farm
Reading Pennsylvania reports Henry A. Barnhart of Indiana discussing his Color Scheme Farm of Indiana. He described yellow barns with white trim white farmhouse yellow cattle yellow sheep and yellow chickens with white markings and a yellow dog with a white neck band.
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Reading
Henry A. Barnhart
Indiana
State Board of Agriculture
Baby born with eight teeth draws crowds in Pittsburgh
Alvin Leroy King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy King, arrives with four teeth in each jaw and Samsonian hair. The unusual infant, born in Undercliff, immediately becomes a local curiosity as families visit the King home to glimpse the remarkable newborn.
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Pittsburgh
Alvin Leroy King
Leroy King
Let Us Do Your Printing The Echo Ad
An Echo ad invites readers to use the print shop for any printing job and to compare figures before outsourcing. It urges customers not to send work elsewhere without first giving the shop a chance.
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the Echo
Humphreys Opposition Hurts Republicans In Washington State
The Springdale Reformer accuses Congressman W. E. Humphrey of contradicting Chicago party principles and aiding Democrats by opposing reunion with progressives. It criticizes his stance as harming Republican prospects in Washington, urging unity behind Hughes and Turner against him.
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Springdale
W. E. Humphrey
United States
Chicago
Washington
Humphrey
House of Representatives
Poindexter
Wilson
Turner
Lister
Chas. E. Hughes
Republican Party
Senate
George Turner
From New York to Genoa by Dante
In May the Dante anchored at Cadiz after leaving Jersey City bound for Genoa. The voyage included three opera company members and fifty three Russian ballet dancers among the passengers, with war writers observing Cadiz as pro German. The captain navigated along the Spanish coast inside the three mile limit, then pushed toward Genoa, while observers noted prices for coal and the political sentiments in Cadiz. Later the ship reached Genoa and the grand opera troupe arrived via Madrid and Nice, not wholly happy with the trip.
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Daniel Bidwell
Dante
Dontay
Jersey City
Cadiz
Genoa
Atlantic
Metropolitan Opera House Company
New York City
Wilson
Lansing
Grand Opera Company
Spain
France
Portugal
Gibraltar
Naples
Malaga
Valencia
Ponte Andra Donia
Hotel Stella
Madrid
Nice
Dr Hobson’s Eczema Ointment Promises Skin Cure
An advertisement claims Dr Hobson’s Eczema Ointment permanently removes pimples blackheads acne tetter ringworm and eczema. It touts universal suitability for infants to elderly and offers a 50 cent box with money back if not satisfied.
Dr. King's New Discovery Promises Cough Relief
Advertising copy touts Dr. King's New Discovery as a long selling remedy for hacking coughs. It claims soothing pine balsam with tar heals irritated air passages and loosens mucus while preventing excessive coughing. The product supposedly aids natural sleep and healing.
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Dr. King
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Wenatche
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Leavenworth, Wash
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