Admirals Sigsbee and Clark Celebrate lifelong naval careers
The piece honors retired Rear Admiral Charles Dwight Sigsbee and Rear Admiral Charles Edgar Clark. It recounts Sigsbee’s role in the Maine disaster narrative and the St Paul Terror engagement, and highlights Clark’s varied career from the Suwanee wreck to the Oregon command and the Spanish–American War era, noting retirement age questions.
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Charles Dwight Sigsbee
Sigsbee
Maine
Havana Harbor
Havana
Sigsbde
Spain
Naval Department
St. Paul
Jet
Itigi
Sigabee
Santiago Harbor
Carvera
Phe
St.Paul
Sworth
Mhe ‘Bt
Sigabeo
Infanta Teachel
Sigshbee
Gupt. Sigsbee
Cabras Island
Charles Edgar Clark
Admiral Clark
Oregon
Santiago
Clark
Northwest
Carson
Bridger
Vancouver ‘Island
Vancouver‘island
Alexander H. McCormick
The
Century Magazine
Columbia
Navy
His Star Role and the Lodging of a Fading Theater
A Los Angeles stock company manager, beset by bad business and unpaid salaries, kept his troupe together by promising futures in San Francisco and other places. On an excursion to an engine asylum he encounters a patient who resembles his former leading man Simpson, muttering and counting his fingers, a moment of uncanny resemblance amid fading fame.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ingine
Smpaon
Simpson
Almomer
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Hope Island
Lieut
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Mobile Bay
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