President Defends Navy in Public Address on War Ship Losses
The president tells the nation the United States trails in ships but would improve fighting efficiency with more vessels. He rebuts critics who never commanded a ship and cites Russo Japanese War lessons to justify expansion and readiness for potential conflict.
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United States
Our Navy Superior to Foreign Fleets in Confidence
The article defends the American Navy stating ships in service are superior and reliable. It asserts material quality, growing numbers, and stellar personnel with seasoned officers backing the view. It argues combat proof and asserts critics lack practical command experience.
Sloan's To-day Exhibit Attracts Visitors To 1907 Collection
A broad exhibit at Sloan's To-day draws crowds to a late 19th century collection on view at rs. L807, open daily for inspections. The display features weaponry and artifacts alongside a discussion on national reform and the progress of foreign policy.
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Sloan's
New Duchess Marriage Cited As Pure Love Match
The New Duchess of Chauines wed the Duke de Chauines in a ceremony described as a pure love match by intimate friends. Reportedly $9,000 was paid to the duchess by her father, president of the Interborough Railroad, with the duke valued at 299,000 francs. Paul Cravath, counsel for Interborough, attended the marriage and vouched for the affair’s candidness.
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New York
Theodora
Duke de Chauines
Uday
Ducchess
Interborough Railroad
Tran
Paul Cravath
Interborough
Skonis
Shontsted
Nancy
Pest
Masked Bank Robbers Impose on Granite Falls Bank
Three masked bandits robbed the Bank of Granite Falls North Carolina at about 1 00 Saturday evening securing 4700 after locking cashier WG Whisnant in the vault for fifteen hours. The trio, described as quiet professionals, escaped before dawn as the village awoke. Authorities notified but no arrests made.
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Charlotte
S.C
Wiile
Hns
Granite Falls
Caldwell County
Advo
SH Angel Ss
Wife He Got Suits Him Revealed in Fraud Case
Marion Grey known as Leona Deev ran a sham bureau in Elgin and St Joseph, luring William Grable of Dearborn Mo into a fake “Searchlight Club” marriage scheme promising wealth and looks. Grable testified he paid for a wife not meeting promises. Grey faces up to prison or reform while on bond awaiting March court actions.
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Maine
Luepear-uld
Marion Grey
Metirimental Bureau
Elgin
Wiliam Grable
Dearborn
Grable
Warman
Lindis
United States
Ate
Dionelert
Marion Geer
Boureau
Ant
Ig Wmedum
Mared Ay Dae
Teast
Qarere
Ilar
Gravle
Grible
White le
Searchlight Club
Mano Grey
Simlar Lureau
St.oseph
Mich
Leona Deev
Join Washburn
Renton Harbor
Mile Piper
Renton Harber
Tragedy and Mystery Post Tug Drowning Two Marines
Newport affair recounts two men missing after jumping from the tug Annie R Woo en route to Fort Greble Dutch Island Harbor one a Marine private McIntosh and the other private Steenerson Minnesota congressman son among the known identities authorities investigate possibilities of accident self harm or homicide with conflicting captain accounts and a witness held for questioning while friends dispute the jumping claim and a coat ID ties to Steenerson
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United States Marine Corps
Annie R. Woo
Newport
Fort Greble
Benjamin G
Halvor Steenerson
Minnesota
Jak M. McIntosh
Apt. Rich
Conanicut Point
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Steenersen
McIntosh
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Sesnerson
Weintosh
Emil Olsen
Dean
Amd Olsen
Olsen
Urban
Dutch Island Harbor
United States
Ventark
Charlee Keuger
Fort Adams
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Steenergen
Qisenka
Venarke Kruger
Nourdana
Stepnerson
Ufe
Capt 'Rid
Capt
Rich
Newport Wharf
Narragansetta
Steanerson
Mr Intosh
Senator Latimer in Serious Condition After Operation
United States Senator Latimer of South Carolina is ill at Providence Hospital. Early this morning his condition was described as serious after an operation for appendicitis revealed another serious medical issue. Doctors had said surgery was necessary and the operation was performed by Dr. George Vaughan.
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United States
Asbury
Latmer
South Carolina
Providence Hospital
Latimer
George Vaughan
Lowlands Flooded as Potomac River Rises Quickly
Hagerstown Maryland February 14 The Potomac River at Williamsport stood about twenty five feet above normal this evening With the river rising at fifteen inches per hour during the night Earlier this morning the rise slowed and by this evening the water near Williamsport was nearly stationary The flood affected surrounding lowlands and prompted local monitoring by authorities and residents The rapid rise underscores continuing flood risk in the area with upstream conditions contributing to the high water levels despite a slowdown in rate of ascent.
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Hagerstown
PotoMac River
Williamsport
Pittsburg
United States Weather Bureau
Ife
Mttsburg
Te Second Presbyterian Church
Dr Breed
Steubenville
Ohio
Mingo Junction
Carnegie Steel Company
Wilkesbarre
Susquehanna River
Morse Arrest on Etruria Sparks Public Shock
Charles W. Morse financier and promoter of the ice trust was arrested in his state room aboard the Etruria near Quarantine when detectives served a bench warrant. He faced two indictments for grand larceny involving a $160,000 note scheme and claimed innocence, stating he would face accusers in court.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Ice Trust
Europe
Etruria
Victor Dowling
Supreme Court
Inez
Calumet
Morse
Pletire
Mr. Morse
Staten Island
Lieut. Beery
Ben
Flood Devastates Ohio Valley Searing Bridges Give Way
Floods flood millions across Steubenville and Pittsburgh region as a thirty foot mound of earth fails, submerging miles of terrain. Two hundred flee as the Sandusky and Ohio rivers surge, with dozens reported drowned and property losses reaching several million dollars.
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Steubenville
Sandusky
Ohio
Mr Noyes Condition Remains Unchanged in Pasadena
There was no change yesterday in the condition of Crosby S. Noyes editor in chief of the Star who is ill with a rip at Pasadena California where he went recently for rest and recuperation Information was received here last night in a telegram from Thomas C Noyes who accompanied his father to California Theodore W Noyes associate editor of the Star left yesterday to join other members of the family at his father's bedside at Small Sonn Florants Washington and New York
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the Star
Pasadena
Cal
Thomas C Noyes
California
Theodore W. Noyes
MGR OConnell's Future Hinted for Baltimore Archdiocese
Rumors in Baltimore suggest Denis J. OConnell rector of the Catholic University may assist Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore after his rector term ends in December. He is to be made titular bishop of Sebaste in April, with jurisdiction over no see, and could be assigned to a diocese later possibly succeeding Cardinal Gibbons as archbishop.
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Mgr
Denis J. O'Connell
Catholic University
Washington
Cardinal Gibbons
Mgr. O'Connell
Sebaste
Conaty
Los Angeles
Car horse injures six at deadly panic in New York cafe
Special to The Washington Post reports a runaway Avenue B horse pulling car 102 crashed through the glass at Michael Sameth's cafe on Honeton Street. Six people were injured including Aaron Risener, Max Seicher, Annie Seigel, John Tuckson, and two others. the proprietor's wife fainted as patrons scattered in fear.
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Washington Post
New York
Michael Sameth
East Honeton Street
Sameth
Aaron Risener
Max Seicher
Annie Seigel
John Tuckson
Admiral Converse Defends Navy in Today’s Issue
This page highlights Navy defense statements by Admiral Converse amid national security concerns. Other items note a bank robbery capped by a masked bandit, a banker’s arrest shock, and a flood that caused extensive losses. Also covered are political races, school records, and foreign affairs with Takahira statements and Balkan crisis notes.
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Navy
Morse
Washington
Sternburg
China
Takahira
Slater
New York
Kentucky
Taft
News of Alexandria
Night Riders Raid Terrifies Eddyville Kentucky Town
About 290 armed men rode into Eddyville at one o clock Sunday morning firing hundreds of shots. They whipped ten men including Police Judge C W Rucker and ex marshal Lesel Woods, then warned County Judge Crumhaugh to support tobacco protection. A young woman was wounded and several homes damaged before the riders departed promising to return. Authorities believe the raiders came from Trigg County and may be the same group blamed for earlier Hopkinsville and Dyeuszburg attacks.
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Finny
Eddyville
C. W Rucker
Lesel Woods
Presa Fralick
Grace Robertson
Kentucky
W. L Crumhaugh
Tobacco Growers’ Association
Hall
J. H. Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Trigg
Hopkinsville
Dyeusbure
Fat and Lean Must Ride in Military Riding Tests
Special to The Washingoners from New York reports that Army officers across ages will take a vigorous saddle program this year. A new order grants time and funds for a ninety mile equestrian test next fall, while Washington’s horse market booms and tailors work overtime on riding breeches. Young officers welcome the government funded recreation and seek mounts able to endure demanding rides.
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New York
Fen, Jr
Washington Dia
Times
Fat
Jean
Younk
Washington
Car Crashes Into Carriage Injuring None
Mrs. Alexander H Wegare of 166 Street NW narrowly escaped serious injury yesterday afternoon when a northbound street car crashed into her Victoria at Seventeenth and I Streets NW. The car pushed the carriage about ten feet along the track, wrecking a rear wheel, yet Mrs Wegare remained calmly seated and was helped to safety. Several men assisted the driver in quieting the horses.
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Alexander H. Wegare
166 Street
Seventeenth and I Atreets
Salvini Praises Nevada in Congratulatory Letter
Florence February 1 Tommaso Salvini the actor has written a letter of congratulation to Miss Mignon Nevada daughter of Emma Nevada on her success last evening as Rosina in the Barber of Seville.
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Salvini
Nevada
Florence
Tommaso Salvini
Mignon Nevada
Emma
Rosina
Barber of Seville
Needs More Patrolmen Beats Long Compared With Cities
Representative Sims says Washington faces increasing street attacks on women and urges a police force raise. He cites Maj. Sylvester and the Appropriations Committee, noting doubts about a 100-officer increase while urging hearings in March. The article compares district beats and size with other cities and outlines current force levels, jurisdiction, and recent robberies including Miss May Mullan at the British Embassy.
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House Committee On Appropriations
Appropriations Committee
May Sylvester
Congress
Lima
Friends of the Sims
House District Committee
Police Department
District of Columbia
Georgetown
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