Spirit of 1914 Inspires Annapolis Visit and Navy Pride
A visitor party toured the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, viewing the dome inscription Stay with the Ship and the resting place of John Paul Jones. They witnessed cadet drills, heard patriotism in the midshipmen, and joined a river flotilla to watch Harvard and Navy boat races with officers sharing hospitality and chivalry amid the campus splendor.
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Annapolis Naval Academy
Libracy
Annapolis
Republic
Dewey
Sampson Schley Evans
Fletcher
Badger
Dha
Vera Cruz
Tampico
John Paul Jones
Joan
Paul Jones
Charles Demon Gridsley
Japan
Gridley
Seven River
Chesapeake Bay
Uncle
Reina Mercedes
Cuban
Fort Madison
Cuba
Manilla
United States
Central
South
America
Washington
Europe
Gulf of Mexico
Anniopolis Academy
George Bancrof
Navy
Bancrof
Carvel Hall
Winston Churchill
Richard Carvel
Wisconsin
Academy
St James
Harvard
Cambridge
Upholding the President Criticism and Courtesy in Congress
A discussion on how Republicans in the Senate framed the Mexico UNresolution and the broader pattern of deference to the President. The piece compares past presidents, notes praise in opposition papers, and recalls Washington’s era as the Washington monument stands on land once owned by a taunter.
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Senate
Mexico
Congress
Harrison
White House
Washington
Wasington Monument
Race and Appointment Politics Face Senate Fight
President Roosevelt first named Robert H. Terrell a justice of the peace, later promoted him to judge in the DC Municipal Court. Taft and Wilson supported Terrell, with confirmation by a 39 to 24 vote after a bitter battle. Critics framed it as a race issue, led by Senator Wardman who opposes all negro appointees.
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Robert H. Terrell
Roosevelt
Becase
District of Columbia
Taft
Wilson
Terrell
Senate
McReynolds
Bar Association of
Biterly
Wardman
Mississipi
Vardaman
Congress
Creamery for Saco Promises Local Prosperity and Milk Trade
A Saco proposal urges farmers to form a creamery to turn milk into cash. Backers claim 200 to 250 cows could start a six thousand dollar plant, with cows in the region seen as key to prosperity. Mail routes and local hay supplies support a dairy-based economy, citing benchmarks from Pennsylvania, including a Geurnsey cow record of milk and butter outputs.
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Saco
Pennsylvania
Montana
Philadelphia
Capt E. Cassat
Chesterbrook
Berwin
Here
Hutter
War News Quiet as War Game Likely Off
War clouds drift with little action as reports suggest the planned war game may be canceled or postponed amid quiet fronts and routine updates.
Colorado Strikers Surrender Arms Under Guard in Mine
Colorado strikers abandon combat and, with the mine guard, surrender their weapons to United States soldiers sent to restore order at the mine site.
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Colorado
United States
Suicide by Strychnine In Hinsdale Tragedy
A. P. Willard a 35 year old widower living 24 miles north of Hinsdale died last night by taking strychnine during a jealous love affair. A warrant had been sworn and Constable Harden of Hinsdale arrested him after he entered a house attempting to confront the couple. he died before reaching Hinsdale.
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A. P. Willard
Willard
Harden
Hinsdale
Stry Nine
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