Navy needs in peacetime ship maneuvers at sea
The text argues that meeting needs must occur in peace not after war is declared. It stresses testing and preparing through Pacific voyage, and states officers learn duty at sea while the navy gains efficiency only by sea practice under wartime-like conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
United States Navy
Board of Visitors
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Congress
Naval Academy
Bors
Richard Wainwright
Robert S. Griffin
Albert L. Key
Charles J. Badger
Academy
Midshipmen
Navy Promotion Reform and Peacetime Readiness
The president urges liberal treatment for Navy officers and enlisted personnel while demanding strict merit tests. He backs seniority up to lieutenant commander, but calls for elimination of the unfit after promotion to higher ranks. He stresses more sea training, earlier advancement, and improved medical corps, with costs savings cited and a call for legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Army
Jowest Tungs
Secretary of the Navy
Personnel Board
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Hague Peace Conference Seeks Arbitration and Limits on War
The Hague hosted the second international peace conference from June 15 to October 18. Delegates from major nations discussed methods to reduce war and its harms, with thirteen conventions and several resolutions outlining progress toward obligatory arbitration and a permanent court. The United States urged stricter arbitration, neutral rights, and limits on armaments.
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Hague
United States
Rio
The
Great Britain
Russia
Dogger Bank
Senate
International diplomacy and trade reforms outlined by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt outlines progress from the Rio conference on arbitration and a permanent court, prize court, and reductions in war harms. He details tariff talks with Germany, China indemnities, and push for the Tokyo Exposition, plus Central American peace efforts and the Pan American Bureau's funding.
Governor Magoon and Electoral Steps for Cuba
The statement argues absolute quiet and prosperity on the island under Governor Magoon. It says elections will be provided for within the year, so Cuba can eventually govern itself again. The goal is to prevent Cuba from slipping back into trouble and to help the island achieve contentment and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magoon
Cuba
The
Antilles
Roots Visit to Mexico
Secretary of state visited Mexico in September and October at President’s invitation. He delivered a message of respect and friendship, and both governments and people responded with kindness. The two nations share a 1500 mile boundary, with many Mexicans living in the United States and over 40,000 Americans in Mexican territory. American investment exceeds 700 million dollars, and American enterprise has spurred Mexico’s industrial progress. Foreign trade of the republic already tops 240 million dollars annually, with two thirds of exports and imports linked to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Tokyo
Pacific
Europe
America
Asia
Congress
Cleveland
Mexico
Central America
Guatemala
Honduras
Salvador
Nicaragua
Taft
Washington
Gulf of Mexico
Rio Grande
Republic
Notice for Proposals for Deposit of Public Funds
The Farmersburg School Board of Finance invites written proposals from state banks and trust companies between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. on December 26, 1907 at J F Burton Store Farmersburg Sullivan Indiana for depositing public funds under Indiana law. Proposals must include bonds or collateral and be executed on official forms. President J F Burton Secretary W V Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board of Finance
Farmersburg
Indiana
J. F. Burton
Sullivan
United States
General Assembly of
Boards of Finance
Farmersburg School
School Board of Finance of
W. V. Jennings
Notice for proposals for public funds deposit Curry Township
The Curry Township Board of Finance invites written proposals from Indiana banks and trust companies for receiving a maximum deposit of Curry township public funds. Proposals must be submitted between 1:00 and 3:00 p m on the listed December 1907 date at Citizens State Bank Farmerabure Sullivan Indiana. Proposals require official forms and bonds.
Sullivan School Board of Finance Notice for Dec 24 1907
Notice is hereby given that the Sullivan School Board of Finance will meet between 10:00 and 13:00 on December 24 1907 at the office of J M Billman Treasurer of the board in Sullivan County for financial deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan School
Board of Finance
J. M. Billman
Sullivan
County
Sullivan School Board of Finance Seeks Proposals
The Sullivan School Board of Finance invites proposals for the collection of interest thereon and the creation of boards of tion s under Chapter 222 Acts of 1907. Proposals, personal and surety bonds must follow official forms. Bonds or collateral bonds required. Sullivan, Indiana. By J. M. Lang, President. A. E. Hazelrigg, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
General Assembly of
Indiana
Boards of Finance
Sullivan
Sullivan School Board of Finance
J. M. Lang
A. E. Hazelrigg
Hamilton Township Bond Notice Set For December 1907
Notice to bondholders and residents that at 10:00 a m and 12:00 m on the last day of December 1907 the Trustee of Hamilton Township in Sullivan County will receive funds from United States public monies. The meeting is to repeal conflicting laws and deposit funds under the governing statute. The Township Board of Finance presides with G W French Sr as president and Benj Hummel as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Township Board of Finance
Sullivan
County of
Indiana
United States
General Assembly of Indiana
Boards of Finance
Hamilton Township
Sullivan County
G. W. French
Benj. Hummel
Sullivan County Board of Finance Seeks Deposit Proposals 1907
The Sullivan County Board of Finance will accept written proposals from banks and trust companies in Indiana for depositing public funds between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. on December 28, 1907. Proposals must include bonds or collateral and follow statute forms, with examination by state or federal authorities. signed by President Galathiel Bojne and Secretary E. E. Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County Board of Finance
Court House
Sullivan
County of
State of Indians
Indiana
United States
General Assembly of
Boards of Finance
Sullivan County
3Alathiel Bojne
E. E. Russell
Hymera Town Board invites proposals for public fund deposits
The Hymera Indiana Town Board of Finance invites banks and trust companies in Indiana to submit written proposals for receiving deposits of town public funds. Proposals due December 27 1907 between 10 am and 3 pm at Town Hall. Proposals require official forms and bonds as security under state law.
Proposals Sought for Public Funds Deposit in Shelburn
Finance of Shelburn Indiana invites written proposals from banks and trust companies for deposit of public funds on hand December 28 1907 at John D Hills store Shelburn Sullivan County to be examined by state or federal authorities. Proposals require bonds or collateral as security. Town Board of Finance William H Taylor president Earl Patten secretary.
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Naval Personnel
the Hague
Tokyo Exposition
Germany
Berlin
Treasury and Commerce and Labor
Customs Administration
Treasury Department
Department of Commerce and Labor
Customs Service
Treasury
China
Peking
Shou'd Ao
Bureau of American Republics
Rio Janeiro
International Bureau of American Republics
Bureau
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Curry Township Board of Finance
Citizens State Bank
Farmerabure
Curry Township
OTICE
Town Board of Finance
Hymera
Bymera
E. J. Kelley
Phil Walters
Shelburn
John D. Hill
Wm. H. Taylor
Patten
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