Stingaree crisis at Mulfera ranch ends in arrest
In a dramatic Australian tale Stingaree infiltrates a ranch gathering with a mock bishop and chaplain, robs the bishop and uses armed theater to force Mrs Clarkson to sing. The staged assault ends with Stingaree and partner captured, Bishop Methuen organizing a moral stand, and the crowd escorted to hear further developments.
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Changes in target practice for Atlantic fleet reported
Washington reports revisions to naval gunnery training. Real torpedo boats replace canvas targets and San Marcos wreck becomes the focus for short-range fire in a full fleet drill. The shift includes using three obsolete torpedo craft as target vessels and distributing rounds for broadside and turret use.
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Baden-Powell Bride Ends Romanee In London Ceremony
London wedding reports Lieutenant General Sir Robert Baden Powell and Miss Olave St Clair Soames wed in a notable match. Their youthful attraction blossomed after a liner meeting en route to the West Indies with a shared interest in Mafeking lore and the couple celebrated on their last birthday in the United States.
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Imperial Exhibition Planned for London in 1915
Announcement from London states an imperial exposition will be held for six months in 1915 to strengthen British colonial trade. Britain aims to showcase robust manufacturers while ensuring steady supply to match other nations. A separate note mentions a $1,000,000 German Embassy planned in Washington with site viewed by German officials.
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Suffragists Plan Two Year Campaign Ahead
Suffragists from twenty three counties that backed woman suffrage in the recent constitutional election announce a two year campaign to push the issue to a vote via initiative and referendum in 1904. The effort centers on broad public education and coalition building in Cleveland Ohio.
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A Railroad For Senators In The Capitol Tunnel
Washington reports a 700 foot electric mono rail installed between the capitol and the senate office building. The single car will seat twelve senators or thirty six, running on a lower rail and balanced by a roof rail with hinge arm power pickup.
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