Connecticut Battleship Leads U S Navy's New Twin Giants
A detailed 1905 profile of the battleship Connecticut and its sister Louisiana, twin first class ships built under a Congress plan. It notes private and government yard competition, rapid construction gains, and the ships' immense armament, armor, and long range. It highlights the Connecticut as largest, most powerful, and nearly complete at the Brooklyn Navy Yard with advanced bulkhead doors and all necessary comforts for a crew of 800 plus.
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Uncle Sam
Connecticut
New York Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Congress
Louisiana
Newport News
Navy Yard
Georgia
New Jersey
Nebraska
Park Row
New York
South Carolina
Navy Department
Jack
Mother
Vivian M. Moses
Secrets of Underground London Rediscovered Relics
Ancient London yields mammoth teeth, elk horns, and Roman baths unearthed during modern works. Discoveries near Whitehall, Ludgate, and the Fleet reveal subterranean chapels, hidden passages, and relics from eras before the city’s rise.
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London
Thames
War Office
White Hall
Metropolis
Whitehall
England
Plaistow
Bucklersbury
Craw
Strand
Ludgate Circus
Bayonne
Marlborough
Ramillies