Battleship Fleet Sails From San Francisco to Honolulu
The Atlantic battleship fleet led by Rear Admiral Sperry's flagship Connecticut sails from San Francisco at 2 PM with fifteen ships in line. The Nebraska is quarantined at Angel Island due to scarlet fever, and the fleet will stop in Honolulu on July 16 for a week before continuing a world encirclement voyage.
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San Francisco
Cal
Atlantic Battleship Fleet
Sperry
Connecticut
Nebraska
Angel Island
Hionolulu
Bay
Golden Gate
Honolulu
Kansas
Minnesota
Vermont
Richard Wainwright
Georgia
New Jersey
Rhode Island
William H. Emory
Louisiana
Virginia
Ohio
Missouri
Seaton Schroeder
Wisconsin
Illinois
Kearsarge
Kentucky
Roosevelt Sends Cheer to Sperry Fleet Before Voyage
President Roosevelt telegraphed Rear Admiral Charles S. Sperry on July 7 expressing heartiest good wishes for the Atlantic Fleet officers and men as they leave for Australia Japan the Philippines and New Zealand. The message praised skill efficiency and devotion to duty and was read at muster aboard each battleship in the fleet.
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New York Times
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Charles S. Sperry
Atlantic Fleet
Australia
Japan
Philippines
New Zealand
N. Y
U.S. N
Battleship Fleet
San Francisco
Cal
Navy Department
South America
Pacific
Indian
Atlantic
United States
Carr
Theodore Roosevelt
Rebels Take Town Gracias In Honduran Upswing
Washington dispatches say revolutionists captured Gracias, Honduras, about twenty five miles from the Salvadorean border. Honduran Minister Urgarte reports light resistance, defending garrison of forty to fifty men. Population around eight thousand.
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New York Times
Washington
Honduras
Legation
Gracias
Bacon
Sefior Urgarte
Salvador
Roosevelt Pardon Frees Fort Leavenworth Officer
Charles S McCullogh a former First Lieutenant at Fort Leavenworth was pardoned by President Roosevelt. He had been serving a two year sentence in the military prison for irregularities in handling company funds after a Havana Cuba trial.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Charles S.mccullogh
Fort Leavenworth
Roosevelt
Lieut. McCullogh
Havana
Cuba
Secretary Garfield Returns Aboard Cruiser St Louis
Secretary of the Interior James A Garfield arrived in San Francisco aboard the armored cruiser St Louis after a voyage from Honolulu. He went ashore this morning and will decide when to depart for the East. He praised Hawaii’s American spirit and its rich resources.
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San Francisco
St. Louis
Honolulu
Garfield
Hawaiian Islands
Grant Grandson Named Secretary of Legation in Guatemala
Algernon Sars toris, grandson of President Grant, is appointed Secretary of Legation at Guatemala, succeeding William F. Sands. The change follows a July 7 dispatch from Washington noting the appointment.
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Washington
Goldsboro cargo case holders face federal charges in Jersey
Albert W Bailey Charles H Myers and Capt Albert Oxley with Francis G Bailey head of Export Shipping Co were seized at Police Headquarters after sailing from port in the Goldsboro with others property. They face federal charges for conspiracy to defraud and improper use of mails relating to the Goldsboro voyage.
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Albert W. Bailey
Charles H. Myers
Albert Oxley
Francis G. Bailey
Export Shipping Company
Goldsboro
Lieut. Beery
Honduras
FF. G. Bailey
Puerto Cortez
Utstein
Pennsylvania Depot
Jersey City
New Orleans
Church Street
Shields
Federal
A. P. Nevin
National Association of Manufacturers
Frederick Czaski
Edward M. Boise
Isaac H. Ford
The
Star Drilling Machine Company
R. J. Pole
Avenue H
Flushing
Harry H. Myers
Beaumont
Tex
Alfred Oxley
Beery
Bingham
Nevin
New York
Maine
Canada
Czuski
St. Louis
Shakeup by Bingham prompts transfers in Manhattan
Acting Chief Inspector Schmittberger and Deputy Commissioner Hanson visited Delancey Street station. Commissioner Bingham moved Lieut. Charles Sherwood and twenty men to other Manhattan precincts. The Detective Bureau report shows 4255 arrests with 41 convicted and many awaiting trial. seven thieves were convicted while 5538 were discharged.
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Delancey Street
Schmittberger
Hanson
Bingham
Charles IX, Sherwood
Manhattan
Detective Bureau
LGIT
Northern Pacific men back to full nine-hour day
TOCOMA Wash July 7 slacksmiths and machinists of the Northern Pacific shops resumed work on full time of nine hours today. Four hundred men are immediately affected, and it means full time for the entire force of 900 men at the shops.
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Northern Pacific
Tocoma
Wash
Dies priced for order complete in various finishes
A listing notes dies available from Lord & Taylor with pricing 1.15 in any one color value 1.75, 0.15 in gold or silver, and 2.25 final, indicating ownership remains with the retailer.
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Lord & Taylor
Man and Wife Shot in Lodging House Incident
William Beckman assisted by Mrs Delia Beckman found James Murray and his wife Marie Murray shot in the rear parlor of their lodging house at 24 East Twelfth Street. Murray unconscious with a forehead wound and Mrs Murray conscious with a side wound. Beckman says Murray shot first then himself. police expect Murray to die and Mrs Murray to recover.
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William
Beckman
Delia Beckman
East Twelfth Street
James Murray
Marie
Murray
Military Appointments and Retirements Announced
Washington announces a slate of assignments and retirements. Majors Wood and Chittenden join Fort Casey water supply planning alongside Lt. Hayden of Coast Artillery. Capt Love becomes Acting Quartermaster. Hodges sails to Omaha for duty. Boges serves as general purchasing agent for the Isthmian Canal Commission. Selfridge departs to Baddeck Nova Scotia for Signal Corps duties. Deitrick heads to Camp Perry. Rear Admiral Clover retires effective July 11. Hutchinson assigned to Wisconsin as executive officer. Thomas returns home on Marine duty. Medical Inspector Steel Sr. retires as of September 18, 1900.
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Washington
W. ©. Wood
H. M. Chittenden
J. L.hayden
Fort Casey
J. M. Love, Jr
Fifteenth Infantry
Omaha
R. Clover
B. F. Hutchinson
Wisconsin
S. B. Thomas
J. M. Steel, Jr
Ships Arrive and Sail in Atlantic to Pacific Routes
Arrived ships include Maine Alabama at Guam North Carolina Idaho at Philadelphia Prairie at Hampton Roads Sylvia at Philadelphia Nero at Lambert’s Point and Mayflower at White Stone Landing. Sailed Nezinscot from Portsmouth to New York Alarenda Olympia Arkansas Chicago Hartford and Nevada from New London to a cruise Wolverine from Port Huron to Mackinac Island.
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Maine
Alabama
Guam
North Carolina
Idaho
Philadelphia
Prairie
Hampton Roads
Sylvia
Nero
Lambert's Point
Mayflower
Whitestone Landing
Nezinscot
Portsmouth
New York
Alarenda
Olympia
Arkansas
Chicago
Hartford
Nevada
New London
Wolverine
Port Huron
Mackinac Island
Gies Free of Murder Charge Exonerated Printer
The New York Times reports Gies the printer was released and cleared of involvement in Dr. Wilson's death. Police plan to question George Sattler and Mrs. Wilson at City Hall while Drs. Stern and Tran were questioned about treatment. Cyanide was found in the ale and in the deceased's stomach, with a new clue pointing to a man aided by a woman accomplice.
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Spreial
The
New York Times
Philapelpitha
Gies
Wilson
George FE. Sattler
Frankford Avenue
City Hall
Sattler
Max Stern
P. A. Tran
Dr. Wilson
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mrs. Wilson
Arthur Sellers
O'Leary
Corp
Bristol
Foston
Det
Ies
Barber backs stock raid seeks United Box Board control
O C Barber and allies struck at the Box Board Company and American Strawboard, cutting quotations and triggering a rapid sale that slashed Strawboard value and unsettled Sidney Mitchell led interests. Barber aims to regain control as heavy financial backers are pledged. Sigmund Lichtenstein criticizes the leadership after the 2007 reorganization.
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New York Times
Chicago
O. C. Barber
United Box Board and Paper Company
Barber
Box Board Company
American Strawboard Company
United Box Board
United Box Board Company
Sidney Mitchell
American
Box Board
Mitchell
Sigmund Lichtenstein
Death probe in coroner autopsy on woman known as Apel Emory
Coroner Shrady will perform an autopsy in the Morgue today on a woman identified as Mrs Frank Apel by Detroit musician ties and as Mrs Lillian Emory from Miss Alston's sanitarium in New York where she died at 3 this morning. She was under Dr Ferdinand Kneer care, registered at Miss Alston's, with details confirming her daughter Joy Emory and former marriage to Tempie Emory Jr of Bay City.
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Shrady
Frank Apel
Detroit
Mich
Lillian Emory
Miss Alston
West Sixty-first Street
Miss Ryan
Ferdinand G. Kneer
West Fifty-first Street
New York Times
Lillian Apel
F. A. Apel
Brush Street
Franz Apel
Detroit School of Music
Vienna
Leschetitsky
Paderewski
Paderewski Among His Pupils.— In 1898 Miss Apel Married Tempie Emory, Jr
Bay City, Mich
Joy Emory
Funeral Interruption As Coroner Probes Celia Frankel Death
Coroner Shrady called from Washington Cemetery Brooklyn about an hour before burial for Celia Frankel 341 East Third Street FEF who died Monday at Gouverneur Hospital from alleged appendicitis. Satanoff her brother raised suspicions and an autopsy was set for today at the Morgue.
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Shrady
Washington Cemetery
Brooklyn
Celia Frankel
East Third Street
Fef
Satanoff
Gouverneur Hospital
Woman Held For Abduction On Far Rockaway Train
Passengers on a Far Rockaway train on the Long Island Railroad witnessed a girl purportedly abducted by Julia Lippman. Elsa Kendrick, 15, a ward of Mrs. McAleer of the Far Rockaway Hotel, was found with Lippman and taken to the police court. Lippman, previously convicted of grand larceny, was held on $1,000 bail. Elsa was paroled to her aunt.
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Far Rockaway
Longe Island
Elsa Kendrick
McAleer
Julia Lippman
Long Island
Johnson
Elsa
Mrs. McAleer
Johneon
Miss Lippman
Lippman
Auburn
Matteawan
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Browning, King & Company
Browning, Kine & Company
Broadway
32Nd Street
Cooper Square
5Th Street
Fulton Street
Lexington
Ave
Goth ST
Piranesi
Paestum
Frederick Keppel & Co
East 39Th Street
Union League
Southwestern Limited
Cincinnati
Victor Talking Machines and Records
Library Bureau Card and Filing Systems
Fulton St
San
Manila
Hampton Rounds
Aukland
Sydney
Melbourne
Albany
Fleet
Yokohama
Amoy
China
Aden
Suez
Pacific Fleet
Dayton
Swinburne
Urgarte
Coldsboro
A. W. Bailey
C. H. Myers
Capt. Oxley
F. G. Bailey
Lieut. Sherwood
Lorda Taylor
Stationery and Engraving Dept
Fabrique
Capitol
26Th St
5Th Ave
R6th
Wife
the United Service
Army
the Navy
NEW Publications
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Harold MacGrath
Man On the Box
Karl
New Hampshire
Sinclai
Crawford House
Bethlehem
N.ml
Franconi, Notch
Crawford Notch
N. H
Mount Washington Bretton Wood
N. EL
Maplewood Hote
Mount Pleasant House
Bretton Woods
Twin Mountain
N. EH
Waumbek & Cottages
Jefferson
Fabyan
Fabyan, N.H
New York City
Grand Central Station
G.c. P
Dieppe Course
Automobile Club of France
Mercedes
Lautenschlager
Michelin
Benz
Hemery Michelin Tires
Michelins
Delage
Guyot
Michelin Tires
Lizaire Naudin
M. Naudin
Lion
Goux
Duvernoy
Thomas
Michelin Tire CO
Broadway, N. Y
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