Around World Trip for Fleet Sets Sail from San Francisco
Navy announces Atlantic fleet will complete a world voyage leaving San Francisco July 6 with stops at Honolulu Samoa Australia Philippines Colombo Aden Port Said and Gibraltar before returning home New York likely base. Teuterdahl arrives aboard Calgon plans New York pictures and says he will not write further on navy issues.
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Will
San Francisco
Honolulu
Reuterdahl
Navy
Men—Metcalf
Evans
Men—Reuterdahl
New York
Washington
Metcalf
Samoa
Australia
Philippines
Colombo
Aden
Gibraltar
Teuterdal
San Diego
Henry Reuterdahl
United States
Calgon
Cuilao
Navy telegram to Evans praises Magdalena Bay fleet arrival
Secretary of the navy Metcalf wires congratulations to Rear-Admiral Evans and his Atlantic fleet crew for arriving at Magdalena Bay exactly as planned and for the ships' efficiency at arrival.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
Evans
Navy Department
Magdalena Bay
Provisions Stockpile for Fleet Reaches San Diego
By noon no communication with the fleet. the supply ship Culga arrived in San Diego and began loading provisions for the men. One cargo included two tons of sanaares.
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San Diego
Culga
Nevada Authorities Clash Over Prisoner Handling
Reno authorities clash with new state police as Reno Chief of Police Sparks is arrested and released on bail. Captain Cox of the state police accuses Sparks of refusing to take charge of prisoners arrested for Megan fishing, marking the first major confrontation since the state police’s formation.
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New
Ting Reno
Jallel
Reno
Sparks
Cox
Megan
Would Declare Morse Bankrupt
New York on March 13 an involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed against C W Morse by C A Hanna receiver of the National Bank of North America who claims Morse owes 103371 to the institution Judge Hough has the matter under advisement.
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Morse
New York
C. W. Morse
C. A. Hanna
The
National Bank of North America
Hough
Floods Leave Thousands Homeless in Indiana and Michigan
South Bend Ind March 13 Four thousand people have been rendered homeless and damage to the amount of five hundred thousand dollars caused here by floods in the last 48 hours with no sign of abatement. Swollen streams sweep through streets and halt transportation across northern Indiana and southern Michigan.
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South Bend
Ind
Indiana
Michigan
Dowager Empress Holds Ship as War Clouds Grow Dark
In Peking on March 13 the Dowager Empress An ordered the foreign office not to surrender the Tateu Maru despite Japanese protests. She is backed by her personal court and urges continued resistance, while Yuan Shikai and the foreign office push for peace at any price. Britain may be asked to intervene for arbitration.
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Japan
Peice
Peking
China
Foreign Office
Yuan Ksi Kai
Great Britain
Russian Diplomat Named Ambassador to China
St Petersburg report says General Wegach, a top Russian diplomat, has been named ambassador to China and will depart at once to assume control of the Pekin embassy. Wegach is noted for his deep knowledge of oriental politics.
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St. Petersburg
Mar
General Wegach
China
Pekin
Wegack
Mor timer Wilson Held Over Forged Check Charge
San Francisco reports H Mor timer Wilson and his wife arrested at the St. Francis hotel for attempting to pass a forged check against Governor Curtis Guild of Massachusetts Shawmut Bank Boston. Wilson may be sent to Denver on a similar charge. his wife likely to be released.
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San Francisco
H. Mortimer Wilson
St. Francis Hotel
Curtis Guild of
Massachusetta
Shawmut Bank
Boston
Denver
Thaw Family Abandons Fight as Evelyn Thaw Seeks Annulment
Pittsburg March 13 The Thaw family has given up any defense against Evelyn Thaw's annulment suit against Harry Thaw. The family is fractured and Evelyn's alleged intent to ruin Harry with scandal could drive Mrs Thaw insane. Evelyn plans to move toward Pasadena with her son Josiah's family, while a newspaper onslaught could provoke unexpected opposition.
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Harry
Evelyn
Pittsburg
Thaw
Hang Slayer of Policeman in Athinta Ga Today
Andrew Johnson, condemned for killing Police man J C Manter, is to be hanged today in the tower in a private execution in Athinta Georgia. He was tried December 13 after the December 6 murder and has undergone multiple sentencing changes with two unlucky date patterns marking his final path to execution.
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Chicago
A. Wendum
St. Eligibeth
Wendum
Denver Maurder
Leo Heinrichs
Athinta
Andrew Johnson
J. C. Manter
Johnson
To Gallows on Friday the Thirteenth
Norfolk Va March 18 If governor Swanson does not interfere Leo Co Thurman convicted of murder first degree will be hanged today Petition asking governor to refrain from intervening circulated by Dr H B Johnson Suffolk a well known Methodist clergyman of the Virginia conference
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Norfolk
Swanson
Leo Co. Thurman
Thurman
H. B. Johnson
Suffolk
Virginia
Attempt to Break Jail in City Lockup
Night Officer Clarence Kearney foiled a jail break last night as two men, G Hermann and Mike Kelley, reached the coal shed via a grated window with a crow bar. The pair were ordered back into the jail after being confronted by the officer. Hermann had recently been convicted of begging after a lengthy trial.
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Clarence Kearney
G. Hermann
Mike Kelley
Hermann
Indicted for Burglary in Tent Near Echo
Informations filed in circuit court accuse Hermann and Kelley of burglary of a tent near Echo. No direct evidence earlier, but officers believe they are the suspects and will soon face trial or penitentiary action.
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Hermann
Kelley
Echo
Wasco Democrats Back State Senate and Senate Hopefuls
Wasco county democratic central committee met yesterday in Wasco and passed resolutions pledging support for state legislature candidates to statement No 1 and backing U S senator George EB Chamberlain. Louis E Morrie of Hood River and H F Woodcock of Tygh Valley were endorsed for the state legislature.
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Wasco
Wasco County
Democratic Central Committee
George EB. Chamberlain
United States
Dalles
Louis E. Morrie
Hood River
H. F Woodcock
Tygh Valley
Local Woman Reported Scarletina Case
Catherine Wilcox of 709 Thompson Street is reported to have scarletina. The case was reported today by Dr. R. E. Ringo.
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Catherine Wilcox
Thompson Street
R. E. Ringo
Five year sentence for Walsh in illegal banking case
Former president of Home Savings and Chicago National Banks John R. Walsh was sentenced to five years in prison by Federal Judge Anderson. The judge overruled the defense motion for a new trial, denying illness of juror Palmer as a procedural flaw. Walsh's case marks the end of a career for one of Chicago's prominent financiers.
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Home Savings and
Chicago National Banks
Chicago
Mar
John R. Walsh
Home Savings
Anderson
Walsh
Palmer
Engagement of Painter John Nelson Arnold to Miss Clark Maxfield
Providence R I March 13 An announcement reports 73 year old painter John Nelson Arnold becoming engaged to his pupil Miss Clark Maxfield. Arnold has painted many famous portraits and several works hang in the state house. The wedding is planned for March 40.
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Providence
R. 1
John Nelson Arnold
Clark Maxfield
Mule sale accident injures Hinds planter in Mississippi
Charles Hubbard a Hinds county planter was severely injured when a mule kicked another mule killing it instantly and the dead animal fell on Hubbard breaking his leg and causing internal injuries during a Vicksburg mule sales event in Jackson on March 13.
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Jackson, Mist
Mar
Charles Hubbard
Hinds County
Vicksburg
Hubbard
School fight continues as Miss Mettle faces dismissal
Board of District No. 77 notifies Miss Zenk Mettle she will be dismissed and schedules a meeting to sever her services. Miss Mettle asks Superintendent Welles about dismissal timing and salary. Welles replies his decision concerns charges and she may collect pay until legally dismissed.
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Board of District No. 77
Welles
Hailey Brother Called To Portland As Judge Hailey Fails
T G Hailey's condition worsened and was deemed critical prompting brother John Hailey Jr to travel to Portland this morning with the news. Parents Mr and Mrs John Hailey of Boise are to join tonight to be with the ailing judge.
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Portland
John Hailey, Jr
Judge T. G. Hailey
Judge Halley
John Halley
Boise
Wallows Candidate Here In Union Wallowa District Race
Attorney Colon R. Everhard of Joseph visits the city on professional business as the sole candidate for joint representative in the Union Wallowa county district. He plans to run on a platform based on his No. 1 statement as a Republican. Conditions in Wallowa county are favorable and a prosperous year is anticipated.
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Colon R. Everhard
Joseph
Union-Wallows
Eberhard
Wallowa County
President urges reimbursement for railroad flood repairs
Washington March 13. President Roosevelt writes to the house committee urging an adequate appropriation to reimburse E H Harriman and the Southern Pacific railroad for funds paid to repair the levee break on the Colorado river. The railroad claims they spent 1 600 000 in flood control and preventing inundation of Imperial valley California.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
House Committee
E. H. Harriman
Southern Pacific Railroad
Colorado River
Imperial Valley
California
Marines to Guard San Francisco Waterfront for Fleet Visit
Marines from the Atlantic fleet will replace city policemen to guard the water front during the fleet visit. They will guide sailors ashore and direct them back to their ships. The fleet will anchor eight abreast in a man of war row rather than lining ships single file in the bay.
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San Francisco
Suit filed over alleged violent kiss against will
In Woonsocket Rhode Island on March 13 Marguerite Delcourt sues Godfrey Daignault a prominent young businessman for $2500 claiming he violently hugged her and kissed her against her will.
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Woonsocket, R. I
Purioin
Marguerite Delcourt
Godfrey Daignault
Murder Mystery Baffles Police in Monterey
Mrs Frank Sage vanished after leaving home for a walk Wednesday night. A blood pool in rocks between Monterey and Pacific Grove led to a search. C J Redette recovered her body from the bay with a fish hook. A knife wound in the neck and missing jewelry suggest foul play.
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Monterey
Fallet
Frank Sage
Canadian cannery prospect eyed in valley
J and Shirts of Canada surveys the valley with interest in establishing a cannery and dryer. He previously built Utah county’s first cannery, now sees potential in the area for grower and operator. He may invest after careful study and may move his home here.
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J. &. Shirts
Canada
la Grande
Shirts
Utah County
New Eastern Oregon Bishop Arrives for Pendleton Visit
Bishop Robert L. Paddock arrives in Pendleton to preach his first sermon and oversee Lenten services at the Church of the Redeemer. He will visit congregation members, assist in services, and then proceed to The Dalles and Portland to confer with Bishop Charles Scadding before assuming duties in eastern Oregon.
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Robert L. Paddock
Eastern Oregon
Paddock
Olympia
Wash
Oregon
United States
Dalles
Portland
Charles Scadding
Airship test yields 300 yard flight at Keuka Lake
Hammondsport N Y March 13 a partly successful trial of the heavier than air airship named Redwing built by Alexander Graham Bell saw the craft rise over Keuka Lake and cover about 300 yards before the machinery failed and the aeroplane descended to the ground.
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Hammondsport
N. Y
Mar
Alexander Graham Bell
Keuka Lake
Idaho Sheep Thrive State Veterinarian Reports
Dr Geo EB Noble Idaho state veterinarian says Gem State herds are in top condition with only two small scabby flocks in Cassia county. At the National Woolgrowers meeting in Helena Idaho and Wyoming praised for fine sheep health and veterinary work. Spring inspection nearly finished with summer inspections planned and foot rot campaign ongoing.
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Idaho
Geo. EB. Noble
Boise Capital News
Cassia County
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Helena
Wyoming
Pendleton Makes Clean Up Crusade A Citywide Effort
Pendleton begins a sweeping cleanup with households gathering rubbish by early morning. By 8 o'clock trash is piled along streets ready for scavenger wagons. Many blocks show progress though organizers push for full completion. Additional cleanup runs Sunday and Monday as schools take a half day to help.
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Pendleton
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