Editorial Praises Daniels and Seattle's Prospect for 1909 Exposition
The piece lauds Secretary of the Navy Daniels and editor Daniels as boosters from North Carolina. It notes Taft’s era and Daniels’ editorial activism, endorsing the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition opening June 1, 1909, in Seattle. It urges North Carolina to support railroad legislation to aid commercial opportunity with Orient trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus
William Taft
Daniels
Carolina
C. Rameey
King County
Deay
Alaska
Yukon Pacific
Seattle
Seat
China
Japan
Orient
Transpacific
Klondike
Claude C. Ramsay
Alaska. Yukon Pa
Northwest
North Carolina
Oriental
Hission
Jane
Imate
Hugh Rodman
See- A Sacanaen Theosbite
Daniela’s editorial triumph over North Carolina legislature
An editorial by Daniela defeated resistance from the North Carolina legislature which endorsed the A.Y.P. exposition on January 30, 1909. The passage reflects a belief adversity yields experience and progress in facing the future and the rising sun.
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Pacific
Northwest
Daniela
North Carolina
A.Y.P. Exposition
Mice Cause Fire By Gnawing Cable At Hackney Tavern
An official investigation found mice gnawed the electric cable starting a fire at the Pembury tavern in Hackney London. Five rooms were gutted by the blaze damaging several thousand dollars.
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London
Pembury Tavern
Hackney
Two Pathways to an Admiral Career in Navy
The article outlines two routes to Annapolis or naval entry: congressional appointments by senators or representatives and a navy enacted path via enlisted ranks. It details age limits 16 to 20 for cadets, presidential or secretary of the navy appointments, four year program, pay during schooling 924 dollars yearly with 15 dollars monthly deduction, commissioned ensign pay 1700 dollars yearly plus 10 percent sea duty boost, and a ladder of officer salaries up to Admiral 10000 dollars.
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United States
Annapolis
Annapolia
Sam
Navy
Auto owners fail to volunteer aid for sailors drive
In Seattle many car owners refuse to contribute vehicles for a sailors relief drive. J W Spangler says about two thousand five hundred cars are needed, with only a portion offered. Cars are requested at the Armory on Western Ave and Virginia St, Friday 2 to 4 pm, Saturday 2 to 4 pm, and Sunday 11 am to 2 pm and 2 to 4 pm. R M Dyer, president of the Automobile Club of Western Washington, urges members to lend cars by calling Main 6060 or Filjott 23.
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Seattle
J. W. Spangler
Meetcomm Tech
Armory
Western Ave
Virginia St
R. M. Dyer
Automobile Club of Western Washington
Horseman Walks Himself to Death Near Scarborough
London report says William T. Owen aged 69 of Dewsbury collapsed after alighting from a charabanc near Scarborough and walking up a steep hill to ease the horses. He died from over exertion.
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London
Scarborough
William T. Owen
Dewsbury
Daniels at Navy Yard for the Day
Secretary Daniels visits the Bremerton navy yard on Friday arriving at 11 o clock aboard the U S 8 Birmingham to inspect the industrial area until 12 30 pm. He attends a luncheon with Commandant and Mrs Fields and meets station officers and families. At 3 pm he attends the dedication of the new navy Y M C A building and departs for Seattle at 4 pm.
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Bremerton
Daniels
Navy Yard
U. S
Birmingham
Mra
Harry A. Fields
Navy Y. M. C. A
Seattle
Saved Watch But No Nose Is Smashed
He saved his watch but collected a broken nose and a fractured jaw. W. A. Dunn, entertainer, met two highwaymen at 2 a.m. Friday at Second Avenue and Spr ing Street who invited him to hand over his earthly possessions.
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W. A. Dunn
Second Ave
Spring E«T
Steamers Depart From Pier 3 in orderly Saturday Run
Large fast steamers leave Pier 3 Madison Street at 2 30 p m Saturday. Officials urge orderly conduct with no crowding as crowds watch the departure in calm fashion.
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Pier 3
Madison Street
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Ruit St
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Times Square
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Virginia
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Westlake
White Fruit and Vegetable CO
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West McGraw
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First Ave
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Alki Avenue
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