Terrible fighting force to supplant warships
Expert discussions on airships hold potential as a substitute for warships. Analysts weigh strategic value, propulsion limits, and aviation challenges in a debate about next era naval power.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1908
Page
6
Expert discussions on airships hold potential as a substitute for warships. Analysts weigh strategic value, propulsion limits, and aviation challenges in a debate about next era naval power.
A sweeping report details Japan's naval expansion and reform plans. The Japanese admiralty aims to upgun and rearm captured Russian vessels, install new armor, and field ships with heavier guns. Analysts predict global naval budgets will rise as nations pursue faster propulsion and advanced armor. The piece traces naval progress from Vikings to steam to revolving turrets, and contemplates air power and peace movements shaping future warfare.
Negro refugees from Springfield camp in local districts fearing further attacks after a riot in Illinois. At Centralia a wounded family member from the riot arrives. all refugees remain destitute. Jefferson City reports the death of John Raithel, oldest resident, with extensive kin. Kinloch hog sale near Kirksville lists top prices and buyers. Marion County adopts infirmary plans with $70,090 funds to aid the mentally ill and needy.
St. Joseph Oscar Wright a 31 year old cement contractor was killed at the packing plant of Swift and Co while supervising work A large bucket of cement swung violently knocking him from a platform and he fell 49 feet to the ground.
On a Wa bash train traveling from La Plata to Atlanta Mo Mrs Roy Union of St. Louis delivered a baby boy named Wabash. Passengers collected a purse of coins for the newborn and Mrs Union, newly moved to La Plata with friends, appeared well. Innocent He Serves Two Years.
An attorney in Paris reports Father Gretchanml delivered word from Val Mason that Alphonse Gregorious, jailed since March 1907 in Greene enmumy for burglary and larceny, is a duke of the old Bourbon house of France.
The Laclede County Old Settlers association will hold its second annual reunion this Friday September 4. A large attendance of county citizens is expected. Dr James McComb serves as president and J W Farris as secretary.
A testimonial extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for women ills. Bertha Muff credits its guidance and product with restoring health after tending years of illness and multiple doctors. The ad promises similar relief to other suffering women.
Breckenridge Mrs. Frank Griffin died from burns after she poured gasoline on a coal oil fire to kindle it and the stove exploded. She left a husband and three small children. Also, Richland David Gailey was convicted on a charge of attempted theft of Miss Eldie Hammer and sentenced to three months in jail plus a $100 fine. Bailey, age 36, married, and Miss Hammer, 21, noted. Dynamiters The shop of blacksmith FL G of Founmier near Stouthend was dynamited. authorities seek to trap dynamiters. A bomb was thrown at Hammer’s house days earlier. Kansas City Joseph A. Faller, wholesale depots in plumbing supplies in Kansas City and Aspen, Tenn., died suddenly on a train near Topeka, aged 55. Sedalia Mrs. Nancy McGrady, widow of Daniel McGrady, burned at home near Greenridge by gasoline stove explosion. she and her two children were severely burned. Prof. Reavis Weds in Smithton Qunnthton Prof G H Beaving of Breckenridge and Miss Jona Jackson of ie were married here.
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