Pink Tea Admirals Plotting Against Evans
In Washington a navy department intrigue targets Admiral Evans who leads the fleet in the Atlantic. Junior officers and desk admirals clash with Roosevelt era politicking over fleet command and Pacific deployment. Rumors of moves to place rivals, and a bid by Newberry to influence Michigan politics, color the saga as Dewey and others steer clear of public comment.
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Navy Department
Syane
Pacific
Bob
Offie
Navy
Evans
Grover ‘Cleveland
Theodore Roore- Wak
Kiel Canal
Europe
Kaiser
Japan
Evank
Byank
Moetealf
McCatla
Brownyon
Goodrich
Stil Metealf
Vane
Metodlf
Lkely
Tulamené
Department
Roosevelt
Metcalfe
Admiral Brownson
Heat
Navigation Bureau
Newberry
Admiral Dewey
Unitedtates Navy
Clergy Welcome Pope Encyclical Expect Rift in Faith
London reports hail the encyclical as a call to purge modernist elements, with Canon Moyes and other English Catholic leaders urging obedience and loyalty. Paris clerics concur, calling it a watershed in the church’s battle with modernism and government policy, signaling no compromise on dogmas.
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London
Jemitt
Paris
Pius X
Europe
Leo
Porto Ricans to be given SRE arms at Ban Juan
Port of Puerto Rico report says the governor will decide on comparing conditions in the island after a Cov recommendation. About six hundred thousand rations are to be issued and work will start in Guayama district where yellow fever is not prevalent. No smallpox deaths in Port Rico since American control. Earlier, there were numerous smallpox deaths during the Spanish American War.
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Ban Juan
Guayama
Torta Rive
Ane
Chamspion
Jake Kilrain
Turk
Dolla
Lee
Mrs Gentry's Alleged Slayer on Trial
An account from New Orleans reports the trial of the man accused of killing Mrs Gentry. The defendant faced a charged jury as authorities pursued evidence while the case unfolds. The proceedings reflect the era's legal process and public interest in a widow's murder.
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Mrs. Gentry
Bonds Fixed in Federal Suit Over Standard Oil of Indiana
In a federal suit today, bonds totaling 4 million dollars were fixed for the Standard Oil Company of Indiana. Officials asserted the company’s property would remain intact during pending proceedings. A writ of mandamus was sought but the court fixed the bond amount and set actions in motion.
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Chicago
Suptedie
Standard Off Company
Indiana
Laniche
Great Mass Meeting in Cleveland Speakers Named
Delegates from many states gather for the Congregational council in Cleveland. Speakers include Rev. Rett, Dr. C S Miller, Th Cher Alon, Samuel O, Gordon Ry Brown, and others from Boston to New York. Labor leaders led by President Howe and John G Jennings will participate with the United Trades and Labor Council secretary Harry D. Thomas.
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Cleveland
Ry Brown
Oakland
Califarats Dr
Disaster in Japanese Navy Battleship Kashima Explosion
A September explosion aboard the Japanese battleship Kashima near Kure causes about forty casualties. The blast followed an effort to remove an unexploded shell from the gun turret, collapsing parts of the ship and killing five officers and twenty-two men, with several others wounded. Captain Kolyuni led the ship to Kure two hours later.
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Jokyo
Uastivanty
Kashima
Ounhield
Aun
Kure
Dp. m
Batteship
Kolyuni
Koshi Bt
Kotor
Train Collision Injures Score in Tunnel Crash
A score of men were slightly injured in a collision between a freight train and a Buffalo express on the Lehigh Valley railroad in the Pattenhugg tunnel. The scene was chaotic with workers fleeing and no attacker identified.
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Kasten
T't
A. Eooreff Germene
Uhia
Lehigh Valley
Pattenhugg
Amoker
Thirty Drowned in Tokyo Reservoir Disaster
Thirty people, including women and children, died today when a water reservoir burst after a mine fire at Kosakobly. Efforts to fight the fire were underway as the village of Kosara reeled from the catastrophe.
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Tokyo
Kosara
Kosakobly
Fatally Injured in Runaway Near Worthisgglon
Delaware dispatch reports farmer Arthur Dickson of Givle' Lishwigialome fatally injured in a runaway while returning from Worthisgglon Saturday night. The horse was found sans rider along the roadside. He was taken by Iris Swane but died from injuries.
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Delaware
Arthur Dickson
Givle
Worthisgglon
Hound Lynn
Iris Swane
Hever Pegineh
Seward Water Plant Bond Proposal Snafus
Fragmentary copy reports a debate over purchasing the old waterworks and financing a new municipal plant. Text is garbled but suggests issues about bond issuance and potential costs as Seward weighs options for a water utility upgrade.
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Seward
Newarke
Fire Sweeps Pennsylvania Town Destroys Homes and Stores
In Ireland Pennsylvania a fast moving blaze damaged Curran Brothers sewer store and other properties. Janene Rowe’s residence and A Samuel Wear’s black goods shop suffered losses, estimated around $16,000 total. Fire crews battled the flames early morning, with authorities investigating origin.
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Ireland
Rire
Curran
Brothen
Curran Brothers Sewer
Janene Rowe
A. Samuel Wear
Affinities Scandal Involving Miss Grey In Elgin Case
In Elgin a federal probe targets Miss Grey and Miss Minnie Coleman over alleged fraudulent activity connected to the so called Swiftlight club. Inspector Henry Dement leads the complaint as authorities review her letters and supposed dating service enterprise and its ties to the University of Michigan.
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Miss Grey
Mise
Minnie Coleman
Milvenuleen
de Pine
Mies Grey
Elgin
Svareliight Club
Michigan
Advices For A Strenuous Life From The Past Echoes
A garbled paste of early 20th century rhetoric discusses discipline, physical training, and warning against moral laxity. Mentions President Roosevelt, boxing figures, and a call to devote time to education and exercise, with quotes attributed to public figures and reformers. The passage reflects reformist zeal and cultural debates of the era.
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