Naval Scouts to Race for Speed Over Rockland Course
The Chester and Salem, two U S scout cruisers, are slated for a great race over the Rockland course to test turbine efficiency Parsons versus Curtis. Chester, with a 26.52 knot test, will duel Salem near completion at Fore River shipyards.
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Lusitania
Mauretania
Chester
United States
Salem
Rover
Rockland
Parsons
Curtis
Richardson Clover
T. C. McLean
Robert Stocker
A. F. Fechtéler
I. S. K. Reeves
George R. Evans
Birmingham
Hampton Roads
Callao
Peru
Strait of Magellan
H. B. Wilson
Bureau of Navigation
Bozzo Before Paris Judge In Forged Letter Case
A Paris examining magistrate hears the case of Gustavo Bozzo an American arrested for forging letters of credit drawn on Bank of C B Richard & Co New York. Twelve letters cashed for about 180000. accomplices unnamed. New York police linked several ex convicts.
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Paris
Moss
Banic
C. B. Richard & Co
New York
New York Poiice
Gustavo Bozzo
North Alexis says tranquil republic as warships stay debated
President Nord Alexis in Port au Prince asserts absolute tranquility and ability to preserve order while foreign interests are protected. He sees no need for warships in the harbor and believes there is no danger of popular uprising against foreigners.
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Port AU Prince
Mgres
Nord Alexis
Republic
Invitation to American Fleet Stirs Diplomatic Talk
The St Petersburg report says Japan’s invitation to the American fleet is a shrewd diplomatic move. The Bourse Gazette notes acceptance would show peaceful Japanese aims amid bad finances, while Paris papers quote Julius Hahn asserting the Japanese question can only be resolved by a Japanese exclusion bill.
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ST. Petersburg
Japan
Bourse Gazette
America
Paris
The
Temps
Andre Tardieu
Julius I<ahn
San Francisco
Indignation in Canton over Japan pressure in Tatsu Maru case
In Canton on March 22 a mass political response erupted against government concessions to Japan in the Tatsu Maru affair. The Self-Government Society organized protests with 50,000 attendees, mourning observances, a Japanese goods boycott, and calls to impeach Yuan Shi Kai for weakness to foreign demands. A twelve year old speaker drew keen crowds. Many participants burned Japanese garments and a dealer pledged to sacrifice his stock.
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Canton
Yuan Shi Kai
Board of Foreign “Affairs
Missing schooner Josephine Ellicott prompts inquiries
Relatives of Captain Simmons search for the three mast schooner Josephine Ellicott of the Gilbert Transportation Company, last seen leaving New York in January for Maypor Fia. The vessel carried eight crew members, mainly from New England ports, and no pay has been received. Wrecks off the coast have been reported recently.
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Simmons
Josephine Ellicott
Gilbert Transportation Company
New York
New England
Captain and Crew of the Skinner Reach England After Desperate Submersion
Captain Griffin and five crewmen of the American schooner William H Skinner arrived in England aboard the Cunarder Etruria after seven days adrift and a three hour perilous lash to the ship’s side. Their dismasted vessel foundered in a gale near latitude 86 north, longitude 387 west and was abandoned. They survived on a small water cask and tins after seven days afloat.
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Capt. Griffin
William H. Skinner
England
Bray Head
Galveston
Belfast
Skinner
Baltimore
Georgetown
S. C
New Haven
Griffin
Bray
Governor Hughes Heads to Albany After Hotel Astor Visit
Gov. Hughes left the Hotel Astor shortly before noon yesterday for an early train to Albany. His out-of-town schedule will not take him from Albany again until a week from today when he will speak in Herkimer New York.
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Gov. Hughes
Hotel Astor
Albany
Herkimer
N.Y
Reid Dines with King at Biarritz Dinner
King Edward hosts a private dinner in Biarritz with notable guests Whitelaw Reid the American Ambassador to Great Britain and his daughter Miss Jean Reid among the attendees during a March visit.
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Edward
Biarritz
King Edward
Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
Miss Jean Reid
Delicate problems for Captain Bachman on the Rickmers
The crew of the German ship Peter Rickmers faced illness spreading through the port watch while the starboard crew stayed healthy. A hidden breach in the storeroom led to the theft of 148 bottles of beer, and the captain seeks expert medical advice and consular help. The ship, from Bremen on Feb 1, plans to load case oil for Rangoon.
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Bachman
Peter Rickmers
Rickmers
Staten Island
Bremen
Rangoon
Atlantic Highway
Herman Kempt
Sree
Bouse
Siam
Silk Department Exhibition and Silk Sale at McCreerys
James McCreery & Co announces a two store Silk Department exhibition featuring MiccCreery Silk and novelty silks in Oriental and Egyptian designs for Easter and summer fashions. Ten thousand yards of fancy silk including check taffeta and Louisine offered at 55 cents per yard, with various color combos. Also advertised are imported all wool Voile fabrics, washable dress goods, and printed Organ die and Batiste selections across multiple price points and yardages.
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MiccCreery
James McCreery & Co
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