Annapolis Navy Heritage Preserved Amid Old and New
The article reflects on Annapolis and its naval academy's evolution from a seafaring town memory to a modern training hub. It highlights the Liberty Tree in Annapolis, colonial governors' houses, street names, and the navy’s rise, while praising Admiral Sands and Gen Mills for halting hazing. It notes the academy’s growth to over 740 cadets, curriculum shifts, ship-based training, and the preservation of historic trophies from Lake Erie and Champlain as living reminders of American maritime history.
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Britain
Tecret
Kus Varvel
Iin
Annapolis
Boston Common
St. John's College
Annapolle
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Lafayette
Columbus
King George Street
Prince George Street
Duke of Gloucester
Williamsburg
Virginia
Hotal Academy
The
Maryland
State House
Carvel
Academy
Naval Academy of
Teday
Stringer
Naval Academy
tNo
Military Academy of
Weet Boint
Charles J. Badger
Admiral Sands
Gen. Mills
West Point
Bishoer
Perry
Pontiant
Lawretion
Lake Erie
America
Lawrence
Chesapeake
Shannon
Lake Erin
Coma
Maine
Barrows
Lady Prevost
Collinodoere Downie
Annapolla
Charles Stewart
Charles Stewart Parnell
Levant
Madeiras
Stewart
United States
Wife Morse says husband paid debts and house may be sold
In New York a statement from Mrs. Charles W. Morse says her husband Charles Morse has paid every debt to creditors and that the Fifth Avenue house could be sold. She notes the couple’s finances and legal woes, while asserting creditors have been paid and lamenting alleged schemes against Morse.
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Mra. Morse
Garniike
Fifth Avenue House
New York
Gerat
Pith Avenue
Ita Price
Charles W. Morse
Lo Trost
Tomar
Morse
Gore
Orth Ameren
North America
Mforce
Ald Murchand
Cartoonist Bush Dies in New York Turmoil
Charles Geen Daan a prominent American cartoonist and dean of cartoonists died aged 66 after heart trouble. He rose from An nangel Nava cadet to Harpers artist, creator of Father Rulckerbocker cartoons, and was known for the Lama Denenrama strip. Fire damaged a Minneapolis library and a New England furniture firm building near First Avenue, with losses estimated 55 000 to 150 000 dollars.
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Canden
Charles Geen Daan
Amerian Cartoontata
New York
Pear
Annagelle Nava
Rulckerbocker
Lama Denenrama
Engredi Dent
Minneapolise
Evelang
Washington Senate Defers Final Vote on Term Limit Bill
Senator Aldrich moved to set June 2 as the deadline for a final vote on the term limit bill. Senator Daniel objected and the matter stalled. Queen Wilhelmina takes a walk. she recently gave birth to a daughter in April, with attendants and guards nearby near the palace grounds.
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Washington
Aldrich
Daniel
Wilhelmina
Aprila
Crognds
Nvede
Washington Readents Raise Butter Pay in Gold
Washington officials report a 45 cent per pound gold payment for butter by Valpa Readents, via Connal Winslow to the Bureau of Manufacture, citing a strong market outlook for butterine.
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Washington
Connal Winslow
Bureau of Manufacture
Bouy France Herbert Latham Sets Monoplane Record Flight
French aeronaut Herbert Latham remained aloft for 37 minutes and 37 seconds in a monoplane at Bouy France. He flew at altitudes ranging from 30 to 90 feet during the endurance test.
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Bouy
France
Herbert Latham
Milwaukee letter touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Milwaukee reader credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing long standing female trouble and backache after doctors advised surgery. The letter from Mrs. Lotsy of 859 Pit Street promotes the product and invites others to write for advice from Mrs. Pinkham, claiming many women regained health.
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Milwaukes
Wis
Taydia
Pinkham
Lydia
Pit St
Milwaukee
Shore
Lovila
Pinkhamn
Lynn
Mase
Garbled Testament of a Lincoln Widow and Wardrobe
A Lincoln State Journal fragment describes a widow’s secret probate dispute over her late husband’s belongings. The filing lists items such as two hats, a wool cloak, two pairs of shoes, a hair switch, a winter coat, and a desire to secure “mother’s things” in attic storage to prevent further titling or contamination. The language is archaic and unclear, yet shows concern about property rights and guardianship of belongings.
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Howe
Lincoln State Journal
When I Was at College I Wrote a Life Story
A fragmented reminiscence recalls college days and a $25 fee for a life story. The voice reflects on writing, payment, and a question of what happened next, with disjointed lines about characters, places, and a difficult creative path.
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Jarar Pathet
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Femgerd
SGN Row
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Guintias
Tuade
Pereone Bich
Mr Mores
Joe Tice
Agaitet Lath
Bush
Father Keigherbocker
Hill
I Am A Deroceet
Weidenbach
Bowen
Weidenlard
St Louis
Chile
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ted
Pet
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Dodds
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