Navy at Europe’s Mercy says Hood Monroe Doctrine calls for fleet strength
Admiral Hood warned before the Navy League in Washington that the United States cannot rely on Europe’s naval power. He urged a concrete policy to build forty-eight battleships and to cut waste, arguing the nation must be ready to defend the Panama Canal and peace with a capable fleet.
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Monroe
Franklin Roosevelt
Navy League
Washington
York Harbor
John Hood
Germany
France
Japan
General Board
United States
Fies
Pasce
Spain
Europe
Asia
Panama Canal
Divorce Hopeful Couple To Patch Up In Six Months
Kennedy and Anna Kennedy of New Rochelle face a six month separation proposal in a bid to avoid divorce. The husband accuses his wife of drunkenness leaving home five months prior to a suit, while she denies cruel treatment and asserts his actions drove her away. Court magistrate Morehauser indicated a decree could be granted if reconciliation fails.
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McGowan
Bicistes Avenue
New Rochelle
Dairy Farm
Central Park
Morgan
Napoleon
Helmont
Morehauser
Slihe
Kennedy
Hawaii Petition Seeks Independence Over Sugar Duty
Honolulu April petition urged Hawaii to withdraw from the Union and resume independence arguing free sugar harms commerce. The Stay Bulletin reports support from leading business men backing the move to end sugar duties and restore state status.
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Honolulu
Te If
St Sullatin
Hawaii
Wilson in Two States Winders Vt April Visit
W. Smithers of the White House executive office arrived in Winders Vt and looked at a house for possible use as executive offices. President Wilson may summer in Harlakenden Moore nearby in Cornish N H. They toured an old central mansion once home to JH Stoughton, the U S minister to Russia. A telegraph representative mapped wire service plans for reporters joining the President.
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Winders
W. Smithert
White House
Wilson
Harlakenden Moore
New Hampshire
Cornish Mong
Hame
W. Stoughton
United States
Russia
Flagler’s Condition Deteriorates As He Nears End
West Palm Beach Florida April 1 Henry M Flagler’s condition showed little change today. He is steadily growing weaker and the hope of his recovery is felt by relatives and several business associates in constant attendance. The patient has been unconscious for the last few days. He is more than seventy years old and is in critical condition.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
Henry M. Flagler
Fingier
Sears
Flood Drops Church on Old Island Amid River Flood
April report from Parkers View notes a 100-pound bell and a substantial church building washed onto Old Island by the Obie River flood. Locals say the structure, once on higher ground, now rests with only the floor intact but remains in good condition otherwise. Islanders, devout in memory, claim the church is a bread offered back to them by the waters.
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Old Island
Parkers View
Histor Hlennerhassert Esland
Obie
Wolf Hunt Stirs Boston in First Since Indians Left
April date report describes a large gray wolf captured after eluding railside nets and switching wires along the railroad yards. Police reserves and railroad workers pursued the animal from South Station through Dewey Square and Atlantic Avenue before forcing its capture after an hour of maneuvers.
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Gowion
Hoxton
Bouth Cove
Cambridge
Olde
Lynn
Dewey Square
Atlantic Avenue
Dever Street
Hear
Giants Fall In Opener As Braves Shell Tesreau
The New York Giants opened the season with an 8-0 defeat to Boston at the Polo Grounds. Pierce Maranville and Rabbit Maranville among Boston players sparked a one-sided win as the Giants failed to score, while Teesreau struggled with a sputtering spitball and Crandall finished for Boston.
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New York Players
Arctur Destin
Martinvile
Hg Entet
Burns
Murray
Jeff Texreay
Maranville
Braves
Rariden
McKeehnie
Norouble
Tesreau
McGraw
Devere
Crandall
Boston
Decies Charges Fraud In Builder Fraud Case
Lord Decies accuses architect and surveyors of collusion to swindle him in a dispute over Sefton Park mansion work. Co-defendants include Gould and Morton and others. allegations claim the bill swelled from 1000 to 100000. Proceedings seek court action and damages from the involved parties.
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Decies
Lord Decies
Sefton Park
Baraubarson
Wrenitedgvill & Morle
Seere
Statard Decies
Statard Decies Ot A Cou Tol Fine To Include Court Ander Fim of
Pere Gould
Millionaire Lost Guy Lowell Architect Last Seen In London
The article reports the mysterious disappearance of Memphis cotton broker Joseph Wilberforce Martin after leaving the Automobile Club in London on April 1. He was last seen boarding a liner, with police searching his flat luggage and friends noting his abstemious habits. Officials describe him as tall with fair hair and blue eyes, carrying a gold watch and chain, and planning to meet a Lady friend before sailing. He is connected to a major land sale in Arkansas and is named in the context of Guy Lowell winning the New York County Courthouse design competition.
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Guy Lowell
London
Lonton & Millionaire Asnemeut
Desrpty Wilberforce Martin
Memphis
Grince
Mr. Martin
New York
Hive
Ili
Park Place
St. James Cloke
Automobile Club
Ta Mraitoe
Tienda
Nile
Vostel
Rench Line
Dured
Captain Prior
J. Lockhart Anderton
Mark Phice
Martin
Ladyrriend
England
Prior
Joseph Wilberforce Martin
Martin & Phillips, Cotton Brokers
Arkansas
Lowell
Broadway
Lowell Tae
Piuh Avenue
Bus Gaon
Boston
Weer Street
Hoston
Ehard J. Lowell
James Russell Lowell
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ecole Des Beaux-Arts
Paris
Museum of Fine Arts
Cumberland County Court House
Portland
Harvard College
Brown University
Andover Academy
Simmons Colge
Emergon Hall
C.K. G. Billings
Hugh J. Grant
Paul D. Cravath
Clarence H. Mackey
Payne Whitney
Harry Payne Whitney
J. P. Mor=igan
Andrew Carnegie
Piping Rock Club
Locuet Valley
Long Island
Kiel
Vion
Pope Pius X Recovery Seems Assured Despite Illness
Rome reports indicate Pope Pius X slept and rested quietly, with doctors saying recovery is practically certain if no complications arise. Statements from Dr Amici and Prof Marchiafava cite no new issues beyond influenza relapse, noting absence of fever and improving strength as the Pontiff resumes limited activities and conversations with family.
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Rome
Pius X
Masa
Cardinal Merry del Val
Mier
Pope
Andrew Amici
Ope
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