Naval experts ponder radical new warship design
The New York Sun reports naval planners debate a revolutionary ship concept that prioritizes armorless protection and heavy torpedo armament over traditional gun battleships. Advocates claim long range torpedo craft could shift sea power, while critics warn of vulnerabilities to weather and enemy defenses.
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Peace in Europe Near as Wilson Sees American Role
President Wilson and advisers see no doubt of peace near as officials weigh Russia and France Socialist and British Labour support. White House confidants predict the Entente will press for terms that could end the war without a costly drive, with cautious optimism over Russia and Allied assemblies.
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Mrs Byrne Fed Against Will after Collapse in New York
In New York Mrs Eyhed Tiyrne collapsed after days of fasting and was forcibly fed by attendants at a workhouse run under authority of Dr James Te Tink. A tube nourished her as officials prepared for medical response and artificial feeding continues until she consents to nourishment.
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McNamara Ordered to Obey Prison Rules at San Quentin
After escaping from a serious incident in 1910, inmate McNamara serving life for involvement in the Los Angeles Times building bombing agreed to follow prison orders. He had worked in the laundry but was deemed unsatisfactory and confined to the dungeon after refusals, repeatedly questioned about obedience through Friday.
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McNamara
Lan Angeles Times
Armed Vessels Under Ban In Dutch Colonies
The Dutch foreign affairs minister told the chamber of deputies that armed merchantmen in the Dutch colonies would be treated as war vessels, except in cases of ships carrying logging crews or visitors.
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Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Power Cited
A Poplar Bluff Missouri woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring health and enabling her to bear a baby girl. The letter cites improved health, resumed housework capacity, and welcomes motherhood, urging other women to seek advice from the Pinkham company.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Allia B. Timmons
Almond St
Poplar Bluff
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Prisoner at Dance Faces Firing Suspect Charge
In a courtroom Brasius Phinney and others stand in uniform as the judge charges them with shooting five people at a dance. The accused offer broken, garbled replies while a guard observes. The scene shows tension as the judge presses for a clear response.
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Bilek
Erastus
Mirex
Ines manager queries show evolution with new content
The Ines manager asks if the show has changed while an agent touts the biggest influx of new songs faces and jokes in ten years. New York reports aggregate foreign trade of 2.126 billion dollars, surpassing London's 11 million.
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New York
London
Instant Postum Advocated For Kids Drink Choice
Teachers doctors and food experts agree the child needs a hot drink and that the drink should not be coffee in a discussion of safe beverages for children.
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