Battleships Arrive at American Port in California Parade
The American battleship fleet under Rear Admiral Thomas reached San Diego at 1 PM, drawing crowds as they near Coronado Beach after a 14 600 mile cruise. A 4500 strong shore party will join the Guy Park celebration with a city lit by electric lights and flowers, while saloons are urged to curb sailors liquor intake. Admiral Evans reports knee improvement and is moved to the baths in a wheeled chair.
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New York Times
San Diego
Cal
Thomas
Coronado Beach
Magdalena Bay
Hampton Roads
Guy Park
California
Admiral Thomas
Awans
Admiral Krans
Thoms
Hotel
Coronado
Fice
Amos
Gov. Gollet
Palo Robles
Evans
P. H. McDonnald
New Visiting Fleet to Visit European Ports
Washington April 14 Another fleet is being organized to visit European ports after invitations for the original battleship fleet were declined A nucleus of the new squadron will be the Maine and Alabama detached from the Pacific Fleet after the voyage to San Francisco next month Additional ships include Wisconsin Nebraska Salem Pia and Brooklyn among others to be placed in commission within weeks The plan envisions ships at home waters for the town and the continents ports and the Suez route ahead
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New York Times
Wastiington
Fa Tazitic
Maine
Atlaabama
San Francisco
Suez Canal
Wiscor Nebraska
Baxe
Alabama
Battleshins Esippi
Salem
Mae
Town
Tinian
Elvis
Brooklyn
Columbia
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Dubuque
Paducah
Minetia
Dolphin
Mayflower
Easter Excursion Services From Pennsylvania Railroad
The railroad outlines spring travel options with festive wording. Five trains each weekday to Asbury Park, one Saturday train, two Sunday trains, excursion tickets $1.76. Atlantic City through Express at 9.55 and 2.55 weekdays, 1.25 on weekdays April 11 to 18, seven forty five Sunday morning, excursion $5.00. Cape May from New York at 1.55 P.M. with North Philadelphia connection, excursion $5.50.
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Asbury Park
York
North Philadelphia
Two Auto Racers Depart for Japan Disturbing Dispatch Mix
Readable lines report two auto racers heading to Japan from Milan. A misinterpreted dispatch by Italians suggests Protoss may sail with the Thomas.
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Japan
Protos
Seattle and Americans to sail to Vladivostok by steamer
He said the plan was to sail with the Americans to Vladivostok on a direct steamer because crossing Alaska might be blocked by thaw. He would cable Heinrich Haaga in charge of the car to await Thomas Company’s arrival, then the two machines would depart from Vladivostok to cross Siberia and Europe together.
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Seattle
Vladivostok
Thomas Company
Alaska
Heinrich Haaga
Thomas
Siberia
Europe
Aex
Elops
Han
Vladivoster
Pe Hon
Rina
Vollmochier
America
Viadivestok
Paris
al Tit
Sirtori
Zust Cred
Sirtoris
Seatils
New York
Heinrich Hunga
Milan
Valdez
Glenlogan
Pasitic
Lieut. Koeppen
Koeppen
R. W. Vollmoeller
Zust Company
Yokohama
Seattle Farewell By St Chaffray From Victoria
In a letter from Victoria British Columbia St Chaffray describes Seattle’s transformation from a forested riverine port to a vast commercial city with empty harbors. He notes warships near Puget Sound and the Alki Maru bound for Japan while passengers include Italian and French crews with Zust and De Dion cars.
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New York Times
Victoria
B. C
Seattle
Chicago
Japan
Puget Sound
Vietoria
de Dion
Alaska
America
Sierra Nevadas
Rockies
Indiana
Iowa
Death Valley
Asia
G. Bourcier ST. Chaffray
Day of the Race Report from Seatile and Portland
Fragmentary report lists names and places including Kelton Utah and Alaskan traits impassable. Mentions departures and routes toward Paris and Yokohama with uncertain dates and cargo references.
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iDe Dion
Seatile
Kelton
Utah
Srnday
Asia
Europe
Paris
Sailied Bie
Livestok
Yokohama
French Italian cars sail Seattle toward Yokohama for Paris race
In Seattle the French and Italian cars begin the New York to Paris race voyage by sea toward Yokohama. They plan to travel through Japan to Vladivostok then across Siberia to Paris, aiming for mid July arrival, with crews facing long sea and land legs and potential delays.
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New York Times
Seattle
Washington
New York
Paris
Youkoyama
Japan
Victoria
America
Orient
Yokohama
Vindivistok
Tsuruga
Vindivostok
Sea of Japan
Siperia
Automobile Arcade Manager Sues Columbia Professor for Damages
Edward C. Griffith of the Automobile Arcade sues John P. Prince, Columbia University professor, for 100000 dollars for slander and 50000 for false arrest and malicious prosecution. Griffith alleges Prince abused him during a February 1907 repair dispute, was arrested, acquitted, and filed this suit.
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Edward C. Griffith
Broadway
Forty-ninth Street
John P. Prince
Columbia University
Supreme Court
Dowling
Prince
Griffith
Automobile Arcade
Giant Five Mast Preussen Moored At Bush's Stores Pier
After a three hour struggle with wind and tide the German ship Preussen, a five mast vessel, was moored safely at Pier 3 near Bush's Stores in South Brooklyn. Shipping men debated mast naming terms as Capt. Petersen weighed in with a naming scheme including fore main middle Laész and mizzen sets.
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Preussen
Bush's
Brooklyn
Dispute Over City Water Title In New York
Supreme Court requested a referee to settle ownership of riverfront land between Fifth Avenue and Harlem River. Kellogg & Kellogg argue 1873 deal and mortgage foreclosures gave Bernheimer heirs title to blocks along the river. city allegedly paid for land it already owned and now holds disputed parcels valued around six hundred thousand dollars.
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Supreme Court
Fifth Avenue
Lett River
Hewyers
Ty & Kellogg
Berkman Street
Kellogg & Kellogg
B. A. Willis
Samuel
Isaac Bernheimer
William H. Raynor
Raynor
Kellogg
Bernheimers
Willis
Bernheimes
Albany
Board of Estimate
Harlem River
Tn Ise
Tine Bernheimers
18Th
Bernheimer
City of
New York
Bernheimers Hold Title Interest Amid Cash Dispute
Attorneys for Scott and Tilt agree most funds may go to the Bernheimers while $18,000 remains in City Treasury awaiting final entitlement. The fragment references Walter Upgoing, 261 Hreiway, and Sporeins Chart in a contested property matter involving heirs and ownership.
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Bernheimers
Scott
Tilt
Walter
Wenge
Emmy
Appeal Set For May In Standard Oil Fine Case
Chicago April 14 Tasking of the appeal of the Standard Oil Company from the fine of 20 240 000 imposed by Judge Tandis was today set for May 7 and 8. The government’s attorneys received one week's extension in which to file their briefs.
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Chicago
Standard 611
Tandis
Ities
Unie
Chauffeur Sued for 30000 Damages Over Amputated Leg
Alexander R. Baxter sues William BE Servio a Ludiew Street Jail inmate for 30000 damages after Baxter lost his left leg in a November 1996 crash in Irvington New Jersey allegedly caused by Servio’s reckless driving. Baxter claims the accident required amputation.
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William BE. Servio
Ludiew Street
Alexander R. Baxter
Servio
Baxter
Irvington, N. J
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American Port
Miral Thomas
Admiral Evans
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cape May
Ileave
Sue
Vadivistek
ST. Chaffray’s
iZust
Prof
Prince of Columbia
City Water Efron
Harlem
Heimer
B. Akman & CO
Marvex
Trefousse & Cie
Chaumont
France
Service
RH. AtMani & CO
Jheer
34Th Street
35Th Street
St. Avenue
Manhattan
Jhle Guarantee and Trust
Saka & Company
Saks & Company
Lake Shore
Yaukesha
Clysmic Spring CO
Fifth Ave
Kneipp
Hegeman & Co
Circle Pharmacy
Ramsdell Drug Co
W. G. Getty
E. McIntyre & Son
J. L. House, Co
W. Klein
A. Parndis, W. C. Smith
Rice Brothers
J. J. Kline, M.D. Cadman
F. J. Fleger
Gustav Schwab
F. O. Dootitts
Lowe Brothers
R. H. Macy & Co
John Wanamaker
A. Hearn
Lord & Taylor
Simpson-Crawford D
Vero-Forit Hygienic CO
Gold St
New York City
Geo. C. Funt Co
West
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