Second Japan Takes Fifth Place in Interesting Comparisons
Interesting comparisons by Clerk Pulsifer, of Senate Committee, place Germany and France behind the United States in a year’s coal bill. The total is 5,168,824 dollars. Armor costs less here than abroad.
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Senate Committee
Germany
France
United States
Great Navies of World Tonnage and Battleship Notes
A fragmented OCR passage discusses large naval tonnages, ships and battleships, with scattered figures and names. It references France and Britain, maintenance costs, vessel counts, and ongoing naval buildup, though the text is garbled and hard to parse. The piece appears to survey global fleets and funding implications for a期间 naval modernization.
GALLERS AT WHITE HOUSE MEETING LISTS OFFICIALS AND SENATORS
A roster from the White House meeting includes Attorney General Bonaparte Secretary Bacon and officials like Pinchot Melville and Crozier. Also listed are Senators Bacon Borah Knox Bourne Knowland Dwight Ellis Esch and Es of Oregon with Representatives from California New York and Oregon.
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Admiral Melvill
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Col
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Woodruff
S. Bacon
Georgia- Knox
Pennsylvania
Borah
Idaho
Bourne
Oregon
Representatives
Knowland
Califoraia
Dwight
New York
Ellis
Esch
Wisconsin
Navy Vessels Costs and Coal Expenditures in the Last Year
The report items charges for battleships armored cruisers and other ships with totals for each vessel and class. It notes coal costs at 351,824,?35 for the year with 24,389 tons purchased at 6.18 per ton and details usage for lighting power heating and flushing aboard ships. It compares armor plate prices, United States versus Japan, and lists enlisted personnel numbers for major naval powers. It also states 44,400 US sailors with 3,369 native born and 4,254 naturalized sailors.
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Concord
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Stockton
Flushing
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Japan
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England
Andrew Carnegie
Marine Corps
Great Britain
Germany
France
United States Navy
Raven Play by George Hazelton Delights Annapolis Audience
George Hazelton’s The Raven, a new dramatic portrayal of Edgar Allan Poe, drew a large Annapolis crowd with Henry Ludlowe in the Poe role. Washington officials and many locals attended as the author observed the stage adaptation tracing Poe’s life from Richmond to Baltimore with dramatic tableaux and recited poetry.
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Annapolis
Washington Peat Annapols
Kilgar Allan Pot
Henry Ludluwe
Poe
Washington
Lorke Hazelton
Henry
Helen Whitman
Raven
Ludlowe
Ieee
Baltimore
President to Avoid Personalities in Secret Service Message
President plans a Congress bound reply focusing on crime trends tied to Secret Service actions. He gathers data to argue increased crime follows the service’s temporary cutbacks and may propose merging Secret Service with related inspection units into a single national Bureau of Criminatery for efficiency.
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Housevelt
Congress
Secret Service
Senate
Treaty arbitration with Argentina signed by Root and Portela
Secretary Root yesterday signed an arbitration treaty with Argentine minister Senor Portela for settling disputes between the United States and Argentina. He also exchanged ratifications of the arbitration with Switzerland's minister Mr. Vogel.
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Senor Portela
Switzerland
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Officers to Visit President in Special Dress Uniform
A Navy Department order by Secretary Newberry directs Navy and Marine officers on duty in Washington and others who wish to pay respects assemble in uniform at the Navy Department at 1 oclock January 1 and proceed to the White House.
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Marine Corps
Washington
White House
Ryan quits 31 boards to focus on three firms
Thomas F. Ryan, the financier, resigns from 31 corporate boards, retaining roles only at Morton Trust Company, National Bank of Commerce, and American Tobacco Company. He cites doctor advice and a long policy of unloading responsibilities to protect health, aiming for leisure while preserving key holdings.
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Quarantine Lifted for Michigan and Maryland Livestock
Secretary Wilson rescinds most of the foot and mouth disease quarantine for Michigan and Maryland after no infections are found outside Wayne and Oakland counties in Michigan and outside Baltimore and Carroll counties in Maryland. Interstate movement of fodder hides and skins is allowed with state consent, calf sheep and swine shipments restricted to certain Michigan counties, and ongoing destruction and disinfection of infected premises continues in the remaining zones.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Michigan
Democrats Indorse Plans for National Democrat League
Letters pour into 611 Fourteenth Street NW as the National Democrat League forms in this city. The group, led by L. G. Warfield and Col William C Litler, plans permanent Democratic clubs across precincts and a classified system to keep in touch. The aim is education and organization, not favoring any candidate, and the league will publish a weekly paper beginning January 2.
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William C Litler
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Raleigh Hotel
Venezuelan diplomat Pulido misidentified as prisoner
The State Department’s Venezuela advisory had wrongly said Senor Augusto F. Pulido, late charge d affaires in Washington, was jailed over plots against Vice President Gomez. Pulido, now in New York, has long served Venezuela as secretary of negotiation and as chargé d affaires, widely known and well connected in the city.
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Liebig Company Beef Extract Promises Rich Flavor Trade Ad
The ad extols Liebig Extract of Beef as a delicious, rich beef flavor that enhances soups and gravies and invigorates. It contrasts with cheaper extracts, claiming no cutting of ingredients or adulterants to boost profit. Makers run their own farms and cattle.
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Certificate of the Electors for Indiana 1908
Official Department of State notice certifies the electors for President and Vice President in Indiana, chosen November 2, 1908. Signed by Secretary of State Elna Root, dated December 14, 1908, with the Great Seal affixed.
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United States
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Washington
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ELECTORS CERTIFIED FOR INDIANA 1808 ELECTION
Indiana executive documents certify the appointment and canvass of electors for President and Vice President, detailing names of electors, commission dates, and meeting plans in Indianapolis. Includes governor Frank Branly and secretary Fred A. Sims signatures and declarative formalities.
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Benjamin F Apbett
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Certificate of Election of Minnesota Electors 1908
Official document certifying the Minnesota electors chosen for president and vice president in the November 1908 election. It lists elector names including John Z. Blaine and James E. Sumption, their vote tallies, and confirmation by state and federal authorities. Also notes the legality of the canvass and the date of the seal affixed in Washington.
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Maine electors final certification from 1908 recount
A scanned Imperial Age style certification records that electors for Maine were chosen on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1908. It lists electors by name and county, cites constitutional authority, and bears the seals and signatures of Secretary of State Elihu Root and Maine Governor Willard Trimble. The document notes the Maine results and the electors who will vote in March 1909.
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