Critic of Navy Sails to Washington After Pressing Claims
Rear Admiral Reuterdahl, now leaving Callao for San Diego and then Washington, vows to testify before the Senate committee on his charges that the Navy is inefficient and mismanaged. He asserts two thirds of active officers back his claims and says he will provide proof on the firing line if summoned.
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Callau
Peru
Ren Jurdahl
United States Navy
Nationmida
Washington
San Diego
United States
Robly Horns
Prienloes
Fogles
Sam
Wes
Naval critic claims US battleships unfit for duty
Reuterdahl a magazine writer says American battleships sit low in the water and their three decks hinder gunnery. he asserts design flaws will hinder naval power. He sailed with the Pacific fleet, seeks Senate committee action to prove his allegations, then heads to Washington to press his case.
Navy Row Over Roentgen-Style Barrier to Battleships
Washington turmoil grows as Senatorial probes expand into the Roenterdahl affair. A committee investigates charges of alleged leaks and favoritism in Navy Department handling. Admiral Capps and Converse are named, with Rear Admirals Melville and McCall drawn into the inquiry.
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United States
Raukerdant
Senate
Capps
Converse
Shus
Myr
Rooxpyelt
Tenterdant
Simx Reuterdad
Melville
McCall
Duchess of Marlborough Plans Divorce Rumor
The Duchess Consuelo Vanderbilt of New York prepares a voyage to Liverpool and New York aboard Cunard Line ships to visit her mother Mrs. Montagu and discuss a possible New York divorce. Her friends say she has shown interest in charity work and has been seen at Staffordshire country cottage. The Duke is not mentioned and remains unseen at Sunderland House.
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Duchess OF Marlborough
Miss Vanderbilt
Sreclat Cee
London
Consuelo Vandarbilt
New York
Bordon Tiday
Liverpool
Abo
Cunard
Lughania
Netmont
Blandford
Iuet
The
Michess
Order of Appuarthe
Sunderland House
Londo
Fitz
Woodstock
Anne
Probable Killing Reported After Bad Check Incident
A fragile news item from Mildteter Ohio recounts a deadly outcome linked to a bad check for five dollars. The report cites a local claim of a confrontation and a menacing line of events leading to a fatal injury.
Ridder Targets Paper Trust In Wary Washington Visit
Herman Ridder president of the Newspaper Publishers association and owner of the Staats Zeitung visited the White House and the Department of Justice to press action against the white paper trust. He cited possible Sherman Act violations and hinted at potential proceedings. Ridder said tariff policy and white paper costs remain unsettled as he warned of broader industry impact.
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Hearst
Washington
Herman Rid
Newspaper Publishers' Association
New York Staats Zeltune
White Money
Joatie
I Big Brigade
White Paper Trust
Gefare
Bernaarte
Tidrer
Congress
Wier
Man Sought $6000 Damages Against Telegraph Co
In the United States circuit court of the Western District of Texas Judge Mixey presiding, Coley was awarded $6000 against the Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company for injuries while employed. The plaintiff alleges he suffered broken bones and other serious injuries from the crash incident at Thaoman. The company contends the claim lacks merit and plans to appeal.
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Waco
United States Circuit Court
Western District of Texas
Dude Th Mixey
C. & Coley
Jude Tiant
Southwestern Velophone and Telegraph Company
Colwy Sted
Fie
Thaoman
Wells Applet
Ense
Local Weather Report for San Hatania and Eternity
Sunday forecast uncertain. 12 hour past temperature averaged 64 with minimum 8. Wind at 8 am recorded 4 miles per hour. Weather office notes data from yesterday. Comparison with last year not available in the fragment.
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San Hatania
Coulter
Lenper
Yisterdty
Isis
Wunaller
Pago Elshteen
Pat Garrett Shot in Southwest Amid Rail Labor Move
Atlanta Feb 29 Union Railroad men plan to enter the national political contest as a new Unit ed Railway Men's association forms in Atlanta and New York. The group aims to press labor claims on railroad commissions and oppose both Craft and Hughes in the coming presidential campaign. Members seek to unify railroad labor for broader influence in politics and safety.
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UNION
Learst
Atlanta
Bynnck
Gilbrerg
Witon Railroad
Mmovement
New York
Hughes
Mowey
Tabor
EU Railway Men's Association
Craft
Sweeping Changes in Rail Officials
A Missouri Pacific Mountain region reshuffle announced at headquarters. Abolition of the traveling passenger agency at Kitngite City and reassignment of Abenatrea to Memphis. B. Rolin and Taplin reassigned. Freight Traffic Manager Flipnen also announced changes. Malvom named general agent Milwaukee. Knowles resigns. Jackson acts in Memphis. Meyers becomes traveling freight agent. Worrester resigns.
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Hearst
Wira
St. Loute
Bob
Missouri
Would Seize Kingdom for Any Owa Man
An Iowa resident claims Servian conspirators plot to seize the throne in Belgrade and place Theodore Masstraw, touted as the Servian king’s heir, on the throne. The plot allegedly involves the Servian revolutionary groups diverting funds for use in Servia, with Masstraw asserting his claim from the United States as activities are organized. They believe the time is ripe for action.
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Hearat Lungkd
New York
Servia
Pringa Theodore Masstraw
Lin Ts
Granitson
Chiliteh
Ling
Servi
Belgrave
Archbishop Ireland backs war readiness to secure peace
Washington dispatch reports Archbishop John Ireland of St Paul aligning with Roosevelt on peace through strength. He told the House Military Affairs Committee that the nation must be ready for war and maintain strong reserves, while embracing arbitration but not relying on it to avoid conflict.
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Mearst
Wire
Washington, D. C
John Ireland
St. Paul
Ponce
Gaspel
Death claims famous singer Specmt envio La The Grete
The famous opera singer Luces, renowned worldwide, has died today in Australia. She rose to prominence in New York and captivated audiences with her performances, earning admiration across continents.
Garret and the El Paso Customs Chief in Roosevelt’s Eyes
A 1900s incident recounts Pat Garrett former El Paso customs chief involved in a Las Cruces killing by Wayne Brazel. Garrett faced ridicule from President Roosevelt after misidentifying a guest as a conman in San Antonio. Garrett’s career later shifted to ranching amid fallout from the episode.
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Tex
Pat Garret
Wester
Ti Paso Sud
Hun
Eltlien
Las Cruces
Wayne Brazel
Brez
Lincoln Coutty
Kidaiman
New Mexico
Garret
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
San Antonio
Tom Fowers
Garrett
Enene
Roo
Garerelt
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