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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1910
Page
2
In a February storm at Toria Oregon two men named Carl sher and Gus Hooper perished when their small power launch capsized off the docks while headed to Svenson. Despite shore observers and eventual rescue attempts both men were lost and their bodies not recovered.
The piece describes a heroic figure called Teddy marching down the Nile in a white launch with a bronze face and cork helmet. Locals watch from the river banks, voices of admiration rise as news spreads through the Nile valley. The Mountain View Improvement Club plans a meeting to discuss charter amendments and bonds while park board members present stereopticon views of past and future park system work.
A reader is invited to explore Star classified real estate listings offering homes for sale. The notice hints at housing options, local market details, and contact points for buyers seeking property through the newspaper.
Burlingame wives ban husbands late outings after debate at the Burlingame Women's club. The club declares civic duties of men too pleasant and signals a shift away from political evenings. In Washington, a new compact army machine gun is adopted, capable of being carried by one or two men and fired from the shoulder with mule-packable gear.
Col Theodore Roosevelt, his son Kermit, and party arrived in Gondokoro Sudan and were welcomed by local executives. Asked about tariff conservation and the Taft administration he replied he had nothing to say not yet time to talk.
In Naples on February 28 Theodore Roosevelt and his daughter Ethel observed from the Hamburg as a tug and a larger vessel collided near the harbor. The tug sank within minutes. its crew were rescued. Roosevelt continued toward Khartoush to greet the ship’s distinguished passengers.
Secretary Meyer testifies on a navy build up before the House Naval Affairs Committee. The plan calls for two new dreadnaughts, a repair ship, five destroyers, two fleets of automic marines, and two fleet colliers. Committee votes next Tuesday with expected unanimous backing.
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