Tragic Fire Enshrouds Coal Sheds and Local Homes
Marie Moore died after taking morphine amid a personal crisis last Friday. The Great Northern coal bunkers burned, threatening nearby houses before firefighters halted spread. Tug Takenaka, a Tholin and Smith worker, died after being run over by a train at the depot. Fire damage is estimated at twelve to fifteen thousand dollars.
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Bennington Disaster Sparks Naval Engineering Debate
The Bennington disaster prompts reflections on the naval personnel bill now law. Rear Admiral Melville warned it would lessen naval engineering’s distinct status by shifting engineers toward theoretical roles. Officers say post bill, engineers became less practical and more theoretical, noting a decline since its enactment.
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