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Newspaper

The Spanish American

Location

Roy, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1908

Page

7

Four Battleships Urged By Roosevelt in Congress Message

Theodore Roosevelt urges Congress to authorize four battleships of the latest type. He argues a single or two ships would shrink U S naval standing, that the nation must match other powers, and that building four ships is a peace measure to deter aggression.

Washington Congress Roosevelt Senate House of Representatives Republic United States George Washington Theodore Roosevelt

Paris Delagrange Flight Sets World Record In Air

Long Aeroplane Flight at Tssy les Moulineaux with Paris Delagrange covers ten kilometers in about six minutes and thirty seconds. A Aero Club commission observed six laps before a motor stop caused a gentle descent. Wheel touch noted but not affecting the overall record.

Paris Delagrange Tssy-Les-Moulineaux Aero Club M. Delagrange

Pilot Descends Due to Fatigue After Steering Strain

M Delagrange explained fatigue forced descent as steering gear manipulation demanded strong muscular effort during the maneuver.

M. Delagrange

San Luis Canals Approved in San Luis Valley

The Interior Secretary notified Representative Bonynge that he approved the Continental Land & Water Company rights of way for canals and reservoir sites in the San Luis valley within the Rio Grande watershed. The project had been pending for years and delayed due to Mexico's concerns over Rio Grande water use affecting navigation.

Washington Secretary of the Interior Bonynge Continental Land & Water Company San Luis Valley Rio Grande Republic of Mexico

Penitentes Death Under Heavy Cross Rites Reported

In San Mateo New Mexico Francisco Montano, a penitente, bore a wooden cross weighing several hundred pounds on a rite. He collapsed after a short distance, bleeding and gasping. Ropes were released and he died from jugular compression.

Albuquerque N. M Prancisco Montano The Penitentes San Mateo Here Montano Montana

Fleet Sails to San Diego Bay Welcome Hundreds of Sailors

The American battleship fleet arrived in San Diego California on a summer day. Sapphire waters and cloudless skies framed a grand naval pageant as sixteen ships steamed in four columns with flagship units at the front. Crowds along Coronado’s green lawns cheered the navy’s arrival marking a major west coast spectacle.

San Diego Cal Feet Navy California Coronado United States

Spring Streetcar Colds Warn Riders to Wear Wraps

Readers urged to bundle up on streetcar rides as fluctuating spring temperatures trigger colds. Advice: start Peruna at first symptom and continue until complete relief to avoid longer illness later.

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Peruna touted for cold relief by Chicago trade council

Bad Effects From Cold notes claims by the 5 Deutsch secretary of the Building Material Trades Council at 151 Washington St Chicago that Peruna is unusually effective against catarrh and cold symptoms. Correspondents from Atwood Colorado and Paterson New Jersey praise its results for their families.

Deutsch Building Material Trades Council Washington St Chicago Ill Peruna

Irvin Cobb Offered Lecture By His Wife

A New York humorist Irvin Cobb was approached about lecture work for the next season. After a brief talk with a friend, Cobb surprised the proposer by suggesting his wife could do the lecturing, saying she is the best one he knows.

Irvin Cobb New York McVeigh Irvin Mr. Cobb Cobb Lyceum

Winter the Most Deadly Season in Cities

Winter is described as the deadliest season in many large cities with death rates higher than those in summer, highlighting seasonal health risks and urban mortality patterns.

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San Luis Penitente Peruna Pre C. E. Long Atwood, Colorado Pertina James Morrison Paterson N. J Carters Garters Serre Ture Thompson’s Niscettateois Dete
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