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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1905

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Bennington disaster at San Diego harbor blasts ship deck

A boiler explosion aboard the U S gunboat Bennington near the San Diego harbor killed about 30 and injured nearly 100, with over 150 aboard at the time. The blast and scalding steam tore through the vessel, wrecking decks, sending men into the water, and forcing beaching as crews battled fires and pumps to prevent further loss.

Wentworth Bennington Sennington Eric Lieut. Yates

President Roosevelt Shocked by Bennington Disaster at San Diego

News from Oyster Bay that the gunboat Bennington suffered a fatal disaster in San Diego harbor. Commander Lucien Young telegraphed the vessel had exploded at 10:55 a.m. with many killed or wounded. Acting Secretary Darling ordered Mare Island Navy Yard to assist. The President expressed profound regret and awaited full details. Mrs Young reported her husband was safe.

Bennington Oyster Bay N. Y Roosevelt San Diego Cal Oyater Bay Darling Lucien Young Haye Mare Island Navy Yard Charles Warling

Wreck of the Bennington After Boiler Explosion Casualties Rise

Commander Young reports the Bennington boiler B exploded during prelaunch checks. Casualties include numerous sailors and firemen with many unaccounted for or presumed drowned. The vessel settled, beached at the east bank with wrecked magazines and extensive damage. One officer and 22 men dead, 7 wounded, 21 missing. more deaths anticipated.

Scott San Diego Young Perry C. E. Rushing J. Hilacher Daaa R. B. Carr

Bennington Disaster Prompts Navy Action and Aid

Navy officials moved quickly after the Bennington explosion directing Mare Island to send medical staff to San Diego and notifying Commander Young. Acting Secretary Darling vowed full effort to aid the wounded and honor the dead, while President Oyster Bay was informed. A San Diego chamber of commerce leader offered local support as details emerged about casualties, crew changes, and lack of Marines aboard.

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Britt Wins Lightweight Title Fight at Woodward's Pavilion

Jimmy Britt defeated Kid Sullivan on points in twenty rounds at Woodward's Pavilion. The Washington duo weighed about 123 pounds. Britt led with sharp lefts and rights while Sullivan answered with body blows and rallies. The crowd saw constant exchanges as Britt secured the decision in a closely fought bout.

Washington Post San Francisco Jimmy Britt Kid Sullivan Washington Woodward's Pavilion Washington Lad Sullivan Britt Jack Welch Sp.der Kelly Os Berger Frank McDonald Tommy West Sol English al Herford Sully Corbett Gong Sullvan Rounan Vaurien Siitea Joe Kid Freak Silvan Jimmy James Hook Bell Bullivan Ator Ivan Bully Brite Sinthe

Disaster on Gunboat and Local Sports Roundup

The issue highlights a gunboat disaster and a high school round robin, along with crop estimates, tolls, and various notices. Also featured are boxing notes detailing a Britt vs Sullivan bout, with Britt winning on points after fifteen hard rounds.

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Assassination Attempt on Turkish Sultan Fails

Reports from Constantinople detail a bomb blast at the Selamlik ceremony courtyard. The Sultan escaped unharmed though several attendants were killed or wounded. Alerts and arrests follow, with vivid notes on the Sultan's cautious routines and guards.

Constantinople Brussels Petit Bleu Amie Washington Post London Divine Providends Imperial Palace Berlin Bultan Turkey Baron von Calice

Open Door policy and China Japan alliance talk

Roosevelt and Root discuss China's open door note and US aims in Far East. Chinese views on alliance with Japan grow as Russia Japan tension and Washington treaty influence shift regional power, with experts predicting a possible future Sino Japanese defense pact within years.

China Japan Oyster Bay N. Y Roosevelt Elihu Root Re Hill United States Foreign Office of Bush Ming Russia Washington Peking Jian Jin Ichahali Far East Asia Chris Tokyo Phich Chi

Witte Arrives in Paris For Peace Conference

Russian peace plenipotentiary M M Witte arrives in Paris en route to the United States peace talks. He is greeted at the Northern Railway station by officials and members of the diplomatic corps, standing taller than M Netloff and Count Cassini as the crowd cheers.

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