Understanding the Maine Explosion Causes in Naval History
The ordnance official argues torpedoes do not ignite a ship’s magazine. Magazine fires, notably in bunkers, are the usual peril and can trigger catastrophic breaches. He cites the Cincinnati incident as evidence and stresses no torpedo prior has exploded a magazine within a ship.
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S& Magazine
Victims of the Maine Disaster Buried in Havana
Havana February 18. Funeral ceremonies held this afternoon for victims of the Maine disaster buried in Havana after services at 1 o clock. The report notes the sorrowful ceremonies and honors paid to the deceased.
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A Imp
Havana
Coast defense order sparks debate on troop details
Washington reports clarify General Milks order to Merritt calling for twenty men and officers to guard coast defense works. The plan mirrors the War Department's long standing system, with engineer corps building defences and ordnance supplying guns. The move prompts discussion on adequacy of detachments for costly coastal installations.
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Milks
Merrict
Department of the East
War Department
Engineer Corps
Ordnance Department
Senate inquisition on census and Maine disaster probes
In Washington and Veoterday, the Senate debated census placement and reforms but took no action after wide divisions. A Nebraska Allen resolution directed naval investigations into the Maine disaster, adopted without debate amid a private bill focus in the House.
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Senate
Allen
Nebraska
Committee On Naval Affairs
Maine
Washington
Newberry Codege
South Carolina
Favorable features dominate general business sweep
From Braderport New York Feb 19 favorable features dominate the general business situation with few disturbing conditions. Advances in quotations for staple articles and steady prices in non rising lines show continued strength. Iron and steel activity remains high in the central west with over 90 percent pig iron capacity in blast. Cotton goods look hopeful due to raw material strength and restricted production in New England mills, aiding southern trade and forage for Cotton goods. Business failures continue to decrease, with 26 last week compared with prior years.
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Funeral of Miss Willard Held in New York
The funeral service for Abs Frances Willard was held at Broadway Tabernacle in New York with many tributes from state unions and notable figures. The service followed simple rites, with readings of favorite scriptures and hymns, before a private train carriage carried the casket toward Chicago via the 15 Chicago Express. The body then planned stops at Churchville, New York, and Evanston before a final service in Chicago.
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Leiter Wins A Half Million from Wheat Sales
The Times Herald reports Joseph Leiter disposed of vast wheat holdings for May and July futures, estimating the profit at about 800 dollars per line and noting the selling move occurred Wednesday.
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Joseph Leiter
Death of Miss Willard Ends A Long Illness
Miss Willard aged 40s died in New York after four years of profound anaemia. She remained conscious to near the end, opened her eyes and pressed a companion’s hand before passing peacefully just after midnight. Funeral arrangements were noted with clergy and a large procession anticipated.
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Cea
Chicago
Bogus veteran confesses in Elgin pension case
David Burrham once a leading Grand Army of the Republic member in Elgin Illinois admitted he had no right to be called a veteran and had never taken part in the Civil War. He faced charges of defrauding the government by pension claims and was held on $1,500 bail after appearing before U S Commissioner Humphrey.
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Miners Strike Review shows Illinois coal industry effects
Springield Illinois February 21 The state board of labor commissioners issues a long report on last years coal miners strike. It notes 607 mines and 29 406 miners involved in Illinois with more mines active than in 1894. Despite disruptions no major markets ran dry and wage gains followed. The Illinois strike lasted ninety one days with regional price variations and some mines unchanged. The eighth annual United Mine Workers meeting opens in Springfield February 22 with delegates to set bargaining terms.
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West Virginia
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Ilinois
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Trial confusion over Luetgert case delays new hearing
Fragments indicate a request for a new trial for Luetgert was denied by higher court officials. The Supreme Court considered delaying the verdict, with references to a possible fresh trial and continued legal mail arguments. A tentative schedule suggests early resolution, while unrelated notes discuss insurers and fraternal benevolent activities.
Greene's Nervura spring remedy advertised for health
An old advertisement promotes Greene's Nervura blood and nerve medicine as a spring tonic to restore energy, digestion, and complexion. It cites Mrs. Rachel Hovey of Portland Maine praising recovery from paralysis and urges consultation at Greene's drug store on Middle Street in Chicago for free advice.
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