Secretary Chandler Urges Navy Yard Reorganization Plan
Secretary Chandler sends letters to chiefs of all Navy Bureau units highlighting Commissioners recommendations to reorganize navy yards and dispose of yard commandants. He cites enormous daily costs, noting 11 319 daily payroll for 4 481 employees, forecasting 3 000 000 yearly while ship work is limited to Omaha Shenandoah Trenton A ephe Mahican and Alert repairs.
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Chandler
Navy Department
navy yards
Omaha
fshenandoah
Trenton
Assiphe
Mahican
Collision off Portland sinks Waitara. twenty-five drowned
The passenger vessels Warunia and Waitara of the New Zealand Shipping Co collided off Portland on Friday night. Waitara sank in two minutes with twenty-five lives lost. Warunia rescued survivors, including a saloon passenger woman aided by a life belt given by a sailor who perished. All second class and steerage perished.
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Warunia
Waitara
New Zealand Shipping Company
Portland
Hurunia
Jopdon
Flooded districts and rail lines U.S. East and West
Reports from June 25 detail rising river levels in St. Louis flood areas. Levees and lumber yards protected, but 20 miles above Along Island risked inundation as debris and embankments fail. Rail routes severed, steamers used to move passengers, and restoration unlikely until waters recede.
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St. Louis
Anong Island
Missippi
Madison dike
Venice
Chicago and Alton
Indianapolis
Wabash
Ohio
St. Louisa
Alton
Mandalin
Tllinois Central
Decatur
No Prospect of Settlement in Franco-Chinese War
Lonpox reports June 25 Marquis Tsang denies any Franco Chinese settlement. He asserts Chinese troops massing on Tonquin borders and states Cheng will not accept Franco Annamese replies opposing sovereign rights. Tsang seeks EI Hylands mediation.
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Lonpox
Marquis Tsang
Shangust
Tonquin
Cheng
Annam
EI Hylands
O'Brien Freed on Bail in Harbor Charges in San Francisco
J. J. O'Brien former Assistant Secretary of the Harbor Commission was released yesterday on furnishing bail of 13,750 dollars. He faces sixteen charges and was released on June 25 in San Francisco.
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Gail
San Francisco
J. J. O'Brien
the Harbor Commission
Telegraphic Briefities From The Era
The Queen's condition improves. reports cite multiple incendiary fires in Russia. Siberian floods drown seventy. General William Kouollia, born 1797, is dead. Germany bars Germans from taking Chinese ironclad from China. Colonel Robert G Ingersoll reported dead in Washington area. Duke of Connaught opens Irish lace exhibition in London, hoping to boost lace industry and Ireland's prosperity.
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Ruvguar
Russia
Siberia
Kouollia
Germany
China
Robert G. Ingersol
Washington
Long Branch
Long Island
Duke ‘of
Notice of Application by Rose Perkins in Washoe District Court
In the Seventh Judicial District of Washoe County Nevada Rose Perkins wife of Geo F Perkins applies for an order to carry on business under her own name The hearing is set for Wednesday the nth day of 1983 at 10 am to permit her to operate a store and merchant business in Washoe County Nevada Dated June 5 A Deites 4w
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Seventh Judicial District
Washoe
Nevada
Rose Perkins
Geo. F .Perkins
Ball Court
State of
PERKINS
Deites
Pioneer Jeweler offers watches and jewelry assortment
I call attention to a large stock of watches from Howard, Raymond, Waltham, Elgin and others, plus a fine jewelry selection of sets, chains, rings and pins. I am sole agent for King's Spectacle and offer a wide range of specs and eye glasses. Repairing and custom jewelry available at Osburn & Shoe Maker's Drug Store. Also advertised are book offers and contact details for Geo H. Wolfe in San Francisco.
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Howard
Raymond
Waltham
Elgin
Galland
I. FREDRICK
Osburn & ‘Shoemaker's
California Architect and Building News
Geo H. Wolfe
Montgomery street
San Francisco
W. R STRONG
WILLIAMSON
E. PLATT
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Reno Evening Gazette
R. L. FULTON
ALLEN G. BRAGG
Reno
gov square
EZENOUGH
The
New York Post
National Museum
Smithsonian Institute
Congressional Library
national capital
Abram Spofford
Prof
Baird
Col. Robt
G. Ingersoll
Robt
Collyer
New York
Sat Randall
Samuel
FOREIGN TELEGRAPH
London
SHaneual
satuare
France
Marquis ‘Tremy
Aneem
M. Lucor
Cresk
General Crook
Secretary of War
San Carlos
Labrador
Quinec
Ireland
Dusum
Curragh
Mayo
EASTERN DISPATCHES
PROMS
THE GAZETTE
Barre City
M.T
Inter-Mountain pays
Harry tundy
Gundy
Northern Pacific
HELENA
Mayt
Missoula
Edmunds
Oakes
Virginia Editors
MICHMOND
Biorne
Elam
Ibis
forwer
West Virginia
Sanatona
John L. Sykes
Saratoga Lake
Howton
Aostor
Music Hall
Boston
New England Conservatory of Music
Beecher
New Yor
Brooklyn
Bascher
The Emigration Commission
Great Britain
Spe
Stephenson
Castle Garden
Anchoria
ROBERTSON
CLEVELAND
Charley F. Goodman
Lake Shore
Canada
MONTREAL
L. M. Shute
Ontario Pacific railroad
Canadian Pacific
Wasurxotox
Bierne
Elain
Hichmund
Blain
Dervis
Lake Cotuo
Paper ‘Theater
Loxpon
Linch
Norman
Wall street
Spo
Otto HaRTUXG
Palace Baker
George Wedekiml
Sebiway de Sons anc M
arty
conloneal Needham
new bridge
EssONS
Kensington
H. Macdonell
Weststreet
jemnele
Moonlay & Berry
Reno Savings Bank
Reno Savings Bank Building and sesthe at. UBING
May Cara wil
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Thoms
Goldengle Hotel
OUSE
stres
Orean
Tolls furniture store
Second Streel
F. AITKEN
M. Tmett
Lee
GW. D. Vinson
Wm. M. Anderson
Fifth
Sierra streets
Heno
St. J. Hall
Hall & Painter
Petr
C. LEADBETTER
C. BRAGG
Reno GAZETTE
Hetu
barneas anight lumber agr
aken
JOHN
SUNDERLAND
Newport
5th Avenue
Sony
Boots
Sha JOHN
MMevada
STETsOON
VIRGINIA STREET
PIONEER JEWELER
RB. STRONG & CO
MERCHANTS” AND Co
Wooteae 't
Sacramento
Cai
aett
A. LINDLEY & CO
WESTERN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
WIME & MILL SUPPLIES
SAN“ FRANCISCO
Jacobs
Clothier Nes
Rene
Mey
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