Submarines Attack Twelve Battleships in Cape Cod Bay Drills
In a naval exercise off Provincetown, submarines attacked twelve battleships while torpedo destroyers and flotillas operated under simulated combat. The engagement featured searchlights, fast maneuvers, and fleet movements as vessels including the Maine Delaware Michigan and Kansas prepared to depart after the exercise. The Connecticut and a dozen fighters joined the bay operations before the disabling ship headed to Brooklyn for repairs.
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Provincetown
Cape Cod Bay
Severn
Osterhuus
Fie Bay
Maine
Montgomery
Nebraska
Osterhans
Atlantic
Delaware
Michigan
Kansas
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Vermont
Idaho
Mississippi
Missouri
Viginia
Ohio
Connecticut
Brooklyn
Bay
Worth Dakota Out of Commission Turbine Note
Fragmentary report notes a turbine at Worth Dakota involved in a battlestop scene. No clear date, organization, or outcome is provided. The readable line mentions the turbine top and places Worth Dakota within a mechanical failure context. Further details are unavailable in the accessible text.
Ship engine stuck in yard five weeks to free
Thirty eight ton vessel remains jammed in its casing at the New York Navy Yard after five weeks of labor by workmen who struggle to free it. The engine is badly damaged and nobody can say when the ship will be ready for service again.
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New York Navy Yard
Maine removal funds in doubt as Taft urged action
Chairman Fitzgerald of the House appropriations committee said he did not know what action would be taken on the War Department request for an extra 230000 to remove the old Maine from Havana harbor. Army engineers warn delays will raise costs and that current funds would last until December, urging immediate additional appropriation to prevent work stoppage. Acting Secretary Oliver notes Taft’s desire for prompt consideration.
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Washington
Fitzgerald
House Appropriations Committee
War Department
Maine
Havana Harbor
Army
Taft
Oliver
Lively Week at Music Hall with Films and Acts
For Monday and Tuesday at Music Hall, Lubin presents Picture-Drama detentions and a Misa Wand appearance. Biograph profiles and The Beautiful Voice perform, with Bicycle Stider World and Knight Errand acts listed among varied programs.
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Musil Hall
Misa Wand
Mreek
Biagragh
Beautiful
the Trappers
Malane
Malang
Anil
Peture
Seliz
Voce Vitagragh
Port Constitution gun drill with First Company coast artiller y
Captain WT Herriman led a squad of twenty two men from the First Company coast artillery in Port Constitution for Ark on Sunday for a drill. Another drill is to be held Thursday evening.
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WT. Herriman
Coast Artillery
Port Constitution
Ark
Former Amateur Golf Champion in strong form at Rye links
Montelaiy New Zealand experts tracking Jerome Travers as he returns to peak condition at Apawamis in Rye New York. They predict he will win the national event, as the field tightens with only top players remaining.
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Montelaiy
N. Z
Golk
Jerome 1. Travers
Praclice
United States
Wan
Rye
Lauer Promis
Pheen
Nort Shore Realty Announces New Directors Board
Arthur C. Hessenger presides as regheeted president of Nort Shore Realty. The family firm plans Jenoves Pouch development with Charles EB Trafion as clerk. Directors include Tr. Mred 8 Towle Dr. Willis RB Wathor and Harry B. Yeuton, forming the new board.
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Arthur C. Hessenger
Nort Shore Realty Company
Charles EB. Trafion
Towle
Willis RB. Wathor
Harry B. Yeuton
Water main project rush on Market Street
Large gang labors through day and night to lay water main on lower Market Street. Public Works races to finish from Russell to Deer streets within a few days, with streets opened recently and daytime work continuing.
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Board of Public Work
Lower
Market Street
Chat
Fifishe
Wedia
Russell
Deer Streets
Navy plans large combined attack on cargo ships at fleet
A distant navy plan outlines a coordinated assault involving submarines torpedo boats and aircraft against cargo vessels near the fleet. The Montgomery has been assigned to command, directing operations under a leading officer. The plan calls for fast target rafts moved to set positions, with ships firing at high speed under tight conditions.
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Navy Department
Anayne
Fire Alarm Repairs Rebuild Between Vaughan Street and Echo Avenue
Tropiclor Ballard reports the fire alarm system rebuild between Vaughan Street and Echo Avenue is underway with repairs extending into early July. Work affects nearby blocks as crews replace control panels and sensors to restore full operation.
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Tropiclor Ballard
Vaughan Elreet
Echo Avenue
Tata Amioxes
Baseball scores from the American and National Leagues
The American League results show Boston 3 against St Louis 2, Detroit 5 Philadelphia 3, Chicago 14 New York 4, Washington 6 Cleveland 2, and a Pittsburgh 8 Boston 1 in the National League. New England League games include Lawrence 9 over Pal River Lawrence 0 and Worcester 8 New Bedford 4 with other close scores.
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Boston
St [Aus
Levan Burne
St Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Washington
Cleveland
River and Harbor Wrecks and Port Movements in May Gala
Among wrecks noted in May gala was the schooner Mary A. Downs ashore near Winthrop Haven Maine. Built at Kittery in 1868, she will be repaired in Portland and towed to Weymouth for cargo loading to Buenos Aires. Tug carried a barge into port. ships Voly 22 and Barge 24 delivered coal to Doster and Maine Navigation. The power yacht Pawnee, and schooner Solmes Birdsall with coal, plus Phoenix and Anania departures, mark busy Portimeuth news.
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Yessela
Vie
Mary A. Downs
Ubhis
Winilhaven
Kittery
Joel L. Lake
Weymount
Buenos Ayres
Portland
Halse
Seth
Sayaga
Nere
J. Solmes Birdsall
Hull
Norfolk
Voly
Doster
Maine
Vallonil
Valtimora
Hia Consolidation Con
Pawnee
Gordon Nexter
Toston
Anxiliry Yawk Anania
Tharge Phoenix
Phidelpnia
Ross Held Without Bail In Turbulent Court Session
Report details multiple arrests and arraignments. Mossi, aged unknown, denied intent amid testimony about alleged assault. Davis, Lawson, Wuegerman, Marden, and Curtis charged with various offenses. Barrett pled guilty to keeping a disorderly house with further seizures reported. West charged with fast driving and lights violations. Schofield, McDonald, and others appear in court with mixed outcomes and no bail.
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Watt
Ain
Dole Morphy
Withane Lini
Losal Wits
Mossi
John le Mitchell
Murphy
Noifaya Cout
Terrific
Lecenin Me Davis
Daniel Street
Paul Myre Lawson
Mamie Wuegerman
Mieghen A. Marden
Ernest D. Curtis
Nugs Lines
John Barrett
Inie Hone
Andrew Callahan
Libden Street
Warle R. West
Tha’ Wulomoblie
West
Market Square
James P. McCaffery
George R. Robina
J. E. Schofield
Providence
Gwupr
Maine
Witnoul
Joby F
McDonald
Jin Seeaule
Music Box Recovered From Olsen at Lodging House
Theodore Olsen recovered his eyaplujhone from a lodging house room of Mrs. John Cidesis. A thief eloped with the machine but police recovered it yesterday afternoon and Olsen resumed playing three selections for City Marshal Kuiwisthe and the local Habitues.
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Theodore Olsen
Olsen
John Cidesis
Perso
Uianchine Cie
Olsens
Pace Headcuartera
Thomas Kuiwisthe
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