Ten Years Of Naval Expenditure In The Last Decade
The British Admiralty releases a comparative study of naval spending over 1900 to 1910, showing total expenditures exceeding five and a quarter billion dollars with Britain leading and the United States rising sharply. Germany and Japan also show notable increases, while France holds steady near 62 to 75 million. The report notes indirect costs and pension items not captured.
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British Admiralty
Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Russia
Philadelphia Ledger
Alphabetical Adee and the Third Assistant Secretary
A fragment recalls a phone prank involving Alvey A. Adee then third assistant secretary of state. An operator asks for the name spelling and the caller responds with insults before hanging up, followed by an odd aside about Burke county warrants and a bank discount event.
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Alvey A. Adee
Adee
A. D
A. A. Adee
National Bank
Burke County
Tributes to Casey at Taft residence tribute scene
A large gathering of newspaper men and townspeople lined the Taft summer home in Beverly to greet the Roosevelt and Lodge carriage guarded by secret service. The crowd discussed Roosevelt and recalled Casey, with villagers calling him a good man and the widow affirming his lasting character.
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Beverly
Secret Service Guard
Colonel Roosevelt
Senator Lodge
Roosevelt
Casey
Boston
Thanksgiving Proclamation by President Taft 1910
Taft proclaims November 24 1910 as a national day of thanksgiving and prayer. He notes strong population growth and harvests, peaceful international relations, and arbitration progress, urging all to attend churches and give thanks to God. Done in Washington November 5 1910.
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William Howard Taft
United States of America
United States
Washington
Deitz's brief release ends with re-arrest in Wisconsin
Hayward Wisconsin November 16 attorney Zabel and Schultz head a Deitz defense party on a 1 15 pm Eau Claire train to obtain Judge Wickham's bond approval of 40000. Bond granted then Deitz declared free, but Sheriff Madden rearrests him on a 1904 shooting charge. Schultz claims bail readiness but no details provided. Deitz's wife and son share relief before the second confinement.
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Hayward
Wis
Zabel
Schultz
Deitz Defense Committee
Eau Claire
Deitz
Madden
John
Patrick McGinl
Sawyer County
Cameron Dam
Milwaukee
Leslie
Hanna Thanks North Dakota Citizens for Support
To the Citizens of North Dakota, I thank friends who supported my candidacy for Congress. Their loyalty and fidelity made my return possible by the last election results. In appreciation for their efforts and trust, I will strive to serve as their representative.
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North Dakota
Congress
Hanna thanks voters in North Dakota bid for Congress
A letter from L. B. Hanna expresses gratitude to North Dakota citizens and campaign volunteers, pledging to serve the state's interests in Congress. He extends thanks to county Republican central committee chairs for their efforts and asks voters not to regret their choice.
Movius and visitors mark local social, political aims
Miss Ruth Movius of Bowbells visited Maxton as Will Dickman and family arrived to aid Burke county seat location and ensure suitable candidates. A. O. Merrill and Earl Gee plan to file on King George’s domain north of Plentywood. Harry Hooper heads to Baltimore. Jacob Ness projects a new town near Seven Persons as rail expansion nears his claim.
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Will Dickman
Ambrose
Will
Maxton
Burke
A. O. Merrill
Earl Gee
Estevan
Canada
King George’s Domain
Plentywood
Montana
Jacob Ness
King George’s Land
Mr. Ness
Ness
Steen Paulson Dies After Long Illness in Kenmare
Steen S. Paulson, a prominent Kenmare resident and lumber businessman, died Tuesday night November 8 1910 after years of illness. Born in Hohl Norway January 21 1858 he lived 52 years 9 months and 17 days. He traveled Europe and Hawaii with his wife for health, endured stomach trouble, and after Mrs Paulson’s death in Minneapolis returned to Kenmare. A niece Miss Cora Paulson and brother Toller Paulson cared for him as he declined. A Masonic funeral was held at his residence and he was buried at Lakeview cemetery. Pallbearers included Maj. W. H. Makee and others. He was remembered as a person of strong character and integrity.
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Steen S. Paulson
Kenmare
Mr. Paulson
Hohl
Norway
Hense
Honolulu
Europe
Crookston
Minnesota
Toller Paulson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Steen Paulson
Lakeview Cemetery
W. H. Makee
J. A. Englund
A. G. Engdahl
C. C. Gifford
J. N. Fox
W. A. Stickley
Tollef Paulson
Second Street
End Avenue
Dry Farming Article Missed The Tribune Issue
An October 7 note explains a Dry Farming article credited to Collier's Weekly was not published in The Tribune due to late arrival. The item records the intended feature and its intended source attribution, with no further details.
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the Tribune
Collier’s Weekly
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U.S
Customs
A. M. Beamish
Minot
Portal
Bowbells
R. H. Douglas
North Portal
Mrs. Douglas
C. B. Holton
Winnipeg
A. R. Chezik
D. H. McKechney
H. W. Gill
C. E. Davidson
Mr. Davidson
Chas. Cooper
W. A. Neal
J. P
Regina
C. Hoaglin
N. D
Hoaglin
Cooper
Oliver Butts
Corp. Kemp
Ro Jeau
Sask
Deitz's
Hanna
Big Vote
Republican Central
L. B. Hanna
Flaxton
the Times
Ruth Movius
Harry Hooper
Courtenay
Baltimore
Harry
Steen
Paulson
United States Experiment Farm
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