President Roosevelts Naval Weapon Debate War Plans
The document presents a detailed Roosevelt era memo arguing for large battleships over many smaller vessels. It discusses cost, firing power, range, and formation advantages, asserting that a fleet of fewer, larger ships is more economical and effective than numerous smaller cruisers. It compares ship classes, training needs, and maintenance costs, and cites international naval trends favoring heavy guns and high platforms. The memo urges continued naval expansion aligned with strategic aims like the Monroe Doctrine and the Panama Canal.
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Bf Larseerseels
Niles
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Teast
Silk Skin Cure Promises Relief From Rearing Infants
An aged newspaper fragment touts a patent ointment named Cutleira Mintment claiming to smooth rough skin and cure ailments in infants and adults. The ad-style text insists the product offers relief, praising its comfort and effectiveness, with a listed address for purchase and claims of rapid, miraculous results.
FOR WOMAN'S EYE Tre tochates cannot be place on The givat alua
Fragmented OCR text discusses female health treatments and alleged remedies for inflammations and nerves with unclear terms and names, rendering the passage as a garbled historical medical note.
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Cutiente
Utah Sheep Board Recommends No Spring Dipping
The annual report to the governor from the Utah state sheep board recommends skipping spring sheep dipping this year since all flocks are deemed free of disease. The document lauds the wool industry and acknowledges officials for the ongoing work in health inspections.
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State Board OF
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Utsh
Death of J O Bernards Son in Salt Lake Hospital
The obituary notes the death of Bernards, son of Mr and Mrs Bernards, who resided at 2760 Volker Avenue. He died yesterday at a Salt Lake hospital after an illness described as an attack of illness affecting the bowels. The death occurred after being brought to Salt Lake for treatment.
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J. O. Bernards
Ogdenester
Henfemin Bernards
Mra
Volker Avenue
Salt Lake
Nervanté
Local man dies after illness and burial plans set
The report says he was taken to hospital for treatment but worsened and died yesterday. The body will be brought to Ogden today and taken to Larkin undertakers for burial preparations. Funeral services are planned for some time Sunday.
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Ogden
Larkin
Acferera
Bitchen
Funeral of Mrs Matsens Held at Central Church
The funeral of Mrs Matsens was largely attended with clergy presiding and offerings reported. The ward choir performed selections while speakers including H C Isovon, Daniel Pry Sirk, Pratt, Mea Crosor, and R Webop gave eulogies detailing the deceased life. The service took place in the city centers with interment not stated.
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Matsens
Alge
Tor
Ward Choir
Mary Faber
Eatg & Wsto
Tela Tse
H.C. Isovon
Daniel Pry Sirk
Pratt
Mea
Crosor
Interstate commerce asks for greater power on car embargoes
Washington reports President Harrison to seek congressional authority to grant the Interstate Commerce Commission power to regulate emergency railcar embargoes. A preliminary Northwest investigation, possible reciprocal demurrage rules, and penalties for delays are discussed. New York relief efforts for Jamaica hurricane victims are noted with shipping plans.
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Uliston
Interetate Commerce Commissioners
Celay Lussosdigg
Urea
Jes
Consignees
Sinneapolis
Wever
Chicheo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kingston Relief Fund Crisis Spurs Emergency Measures
London plans rapid aid after Kingston disaster prompts parliamentary action. The fund totals 34 000 with a government top‑up, and theaters stage benefits. Secretary of the Treasury cites a battleship report noting greater devastation, while orders dispatch relief ships toward Cuantanamo and Blorston to aid the Caribbean.
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London
Jan
Wi—Ting Edward
Jouve Klageton Retlef Puch
Corporation
Senate
Tawney
Bary
Kingston
Endress
Bowrter
Metwall
Brena
Celtic
Cuantanare
Blorston
Canal contract bid decision narrows bidder list
Washington January 17 at a conference with the President Secretary Root and Kitvelt the Panama Canal contract was discussed. The Towrat bidder offering 6.73 percent was deemed a price government would consider fair, with eligibility contingent on personal and business records passing investigation.
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Washington
Rheole Tecay
Root
Kitvelt
Panam Canal
Thorns
Approach to Kingston
Washington reports a navy Tetera cable from Tamburg to Amesicat. a cablegram from the company president in Port au Prince notes ships must approach Kingston as earthquake damage alters the route and enhances risk to the harbor and communications.
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Navy
Tetera
A Whelmer
Gatet
Port Au Prine
Hartt
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