Fleet Arrives in Golden Gate Bay as Connecticut Leads
California greets the Pacific Fleet with a mighty salute as the Connecticut leads the line into the Golden Gate. Thousands gather from across the West in a mass arrival, flags unfurled, bells and guns booming, marking a historic display of national pride.
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Pacific Fleet to Sail From San Francisco May 17
The Pacific Fleet under Rear Admiral Dayton will sail at 8 o'clock tomorrow on a cruise to Santa Barbara Channel. Rear Admiral Sperry will command the Atlantic Fleet flagship after Dayton departs and the ceremony at the peak Connecticut is noted. Thousands of children from local orphanages joined drills and sports at Golden Gate Park, with sailors and Marines presenting demonstrations.
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Sailors Attend Theatre Party in Santa Rosa
Tamalnais and the Muir Redwoods hosted a luncheon while officers and men traveled to Santa Rosa for the annual ros carnival. In the evening a theatre party for 4,000 sailors was held, with guests at multiple city amusements.
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Santa Rosa
Thinks He Killed a King Aboard Sailor Deported
Antoine Sacramento a Portuguese sailor who believed he had killed a king was deported yesterday on the Friedrich der Grosse. He arrived months ago and worked as a seaman on the Mary P. Musgutto. After shouting I killed the King he was overpowered and jailed before immigration officials deported him via the same liner.
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River boats begin season with two daytime strings
Albany steamers New York and Albany start service on Tuesday for the season with day trips. The C. W. Morse and Adirondack run night voyages, while the Hendrick Hudson will start on Decoration Day May 30. Night boats will stop at 129th Street pier to serve Harlem and the Bronx. Departure times stay the same.
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Alumni Association Luncheon At Prince George Hotel
The New Paltz Normal School Alumni Association held its annual luncheon at the Prince George Hotel with eighty-five members and guests. Principal Myron T. Scudder, retiring this year to head the Rutgers Preparatory School and serve as Professor of Education, attended.
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Suffragists Prepare Busy Summer Campaign Across New York
Suffragists plot a July canalboat trip from Albany to Buffalo and a Mohawk Valley trolley tour plus a Chicago trip to the Republican National Convention. The program includes open air meetings in New York led by Maude Malone, tents on deck, banners, and an advance agent to mobilize women workers in factories.
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