Admiral Togo’s Distinguished Naval Career Recap
This piece lauds Admiral Togo as Japan’s premier strategist and fighter. It recounts his rise from birth in 1857, studies at Greenwich, and rapid command during the Sino and Russo era, noting key ships like the Naniwa and pivotal victories shaping Japan’s early modern navy.
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Togo
Togeid
Nornberk
Ienow
Prac Henry
Weas
Tery
Japan
Iwakening
British Naval College
Greenwich
Engin
China
Ren
Formos
Fiebo Naval Lation
Washington
Togothine
Mira
Nak
Fences to be removed amid government land probe
Government Inspector W. O. Dixon arrived in the city last week to oversee an investigation into government land holdings. During inspector Greene’s spring visit to the Ayers Cadle company holdings, several local stockmen were named as having government land interests in their properties. Names including J. J. were mentioned in the inquiry.
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Diwest
Cormment Taal
EL Dixon
Thin City
Inenectir
Murphy and Stubblefield’s Sellve operation report
Murphy and J M Stubblefield discuss a survey of public domain holdings. Stubblefield writes that the inspector is skilled yet blunt and has ordered fence removal to permit an authentic report to headquarters. Dixon studies Emil Scharff holdings and promises further action on small claims on public land.
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Murphy
J. M. Stubblefied
Mr. Stubblefield
Duane
Aid
Dixon
Emil Scharff
Promiseko
Global shipbuilding output by country last year
The United Kingdom launched 712 ships totaling 1 205 162 tons, including the turbine ship Corona at 20 000 tons and Victoria at 14 000 tons. The United States built 227 merchant ships over 100 tons totaling 228 518 tons, plus 14 war vessels at 170 885 tons. Germany ranked third with 149 merchant vessels and 4 970 tons of warships. Warnings: figures appear garbled and uncertain.
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Toyds
United Kingdom
Germany
Toy
Sawin Maguire Dies in Madras Funeral Held in Prineville
Sawin Maguire, described as tied to Trout Creek and Madras, was found dead in his bed in Madras Wednesday night. Mr Derham, an English native of about 60 with no relatives in the U.S., arranged for burial. remains brought to Prineville for Friday afternoon funeral.
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Sawin Maguire
Charles Derham
Winn
Trout Creek
Madras
U. & Cowles
Derham
England
Prineville
Freight and fire news from early Idaho and nearby routes
The notice suggests using a gasoline car for freight between Lyle and Gol hendile to cut costs versus tin operations. It notes a great forest fire raging for weeks near Waltich Idaho, now under control but requiring close watching as over 100 men work to contain it.
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Hh & Ni
Lyle
Gol- Hendile
Toldendale
Sentinel
Townehin 44
Waltich
Idaho
Milton Public Schools Open With Nine Teachers
Milton reports the public school opened with full attendance and a corps of nine teachers under Principal T B Pennock. Miss Inex Phelps hosted a Saturday party for Maud Still bound for Colorado. Rev W B Eakin holds a temperance lecture at the Chris Nan church. Prof W S Mayberry teaches at Sunnyside school and Portland visitor J C Marshall visited E E Tolen. Death and taxes line ends oddly with installment-house reference.
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Inex Phelps
Eakin WI
Mayberry WI
Sunnysune
Vishor
Portland
Byers
Ming Aranda Jephnson
Edith Sun
Leland
Mra. BE
J. Garvey
J. EB. Nichols
Maxte
Sunnyside
Daller
J. C. Marshall
E. E. Tolen
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