Hughes Seeks Home as Wife Aids in Choice for Justices Wife accompanies governor in house hunt
New York Governor Charles E. Hughes, newly named associate justice of the U S Supreme Court, arrived in Washington with Mrs Hughes and Maj. Frederick M Crossett to select a home. They will stay at the Willard and may buy property if a suitable opportunity appears. Hughes planned to visit houses rentable or for sale, with Mrs Hughes helping on the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Washington
Washington Post
Gov. Hughes
Hughes
Frederick M. Crossett
Hotel Astor
Charles E. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Maj. Crossett
Lef
Albany
N. Y
Taftay
United States Supreme Court
Vonditong
Gov Hughes
Charles Tlenry Brown
Mr. Brown
New York bankers form plan to safeguard cotton bills
At a meeting of bankers here the group approved sending a five man committee to Europe to present a plan for future bills of lading for cotton. The scheme follows a prior July meeting at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia and aims to curb fraudulent and disputed bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Imgland
Mississippi River
White Sulphur Springs
Alleged Slaver Faints in Wastengen Court
Samuel Nelson arrested here on a charge of selling a white slave fainted in court after bail set at 000 and awaiting federal officers. Police learned the girl has three Camden brothers, prompting a search for her relatives. She testified Nelson coerced her entry as a waitress and threatened violence if she resisted, noting he boasted years in the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantis
Samual
Nelson
Camden
Comstock Arrest For Selling Scurrilous Postal Cards
New Yeokly the Suling Neuman was arrested here today on complaint of nitoo Comstock acting as postoffice inspector charged with selling scurrilous postal cards to the commissioner of patents in Washington Neuman waived examination and was held in 31000 bail to await action by the Vederat guard jury Edward H Moore commissioner of patents is out of the city and subordinates of the patent office who were seen last night admitted they heard there was such a case in which Mr Moore was interested but could not give details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yeokly
Suling Neuman
Nitoo
Comstock
Washington
Neuman
Vederat Guard
Edward H Moore
Patents
Patent Office
Moore
Cook's Case in Court Concludes in Advised Ruling
James A. Cook American conductor faces a pending finding as the case for criminal carelessness over a $10,000 freight car robbery is finalized. Prosecutor Zepeda opposed dismissal. Cook's attorney sought evidence gaps. Cook, arrested February, was freed on a $2,060 cash bond after six months' confinement. The piece also notes the North Platte Irrigation project board visit and Pamans Canal disbursement figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continalabira
Mesbeo
Orak
James A. Cook
National Railway
Zepeda
Cook
Ban on Substitute Lard Inspections Confirmed
Judge Fowler acting as Attorney General in Alaska issued an opinion restricting interstate and foreign commerce of lard substitutes. No amount may enter trade unless marked A. S. inspected and passed. The ruling maintains meat inspectors will continue to monitor lard substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
A. S
Fowler
Alaska
Wickersham
Robbed as He Saves Lives in Connecticut River Rescue
Wolfgang Herman saved two drowning canoeists from the Connectcut River. He stripped to rescue them, but while searching for his coat his pocketbook containing $18 and keepsakes was stolen. Police expect to question two missing boys later accused of buying ice cream with the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New Haven
Conn
Wolfgang Herman
Connecticut River
Herman
Death by own action over love affair in Ohio
W Bradbury 26 of Huntington West Virginia manager of Empire Furniture was found dead in the Ohio River at Huntington after shooting himself on a raft following a troubled love affair with a childhood sweetheart in Gallipolis Ohio. His finances were reported sound. The body was found Sunday night on the river ferry near Huntington.
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W. Bradbury
Ohio
Huntington
W. Va
Washington Post
Gallipollis
W. W. Bradbury
Empire Furniturepany
Ohio River
Bradbury
Immigrant Patterns Show Koreans Least Represented in Year
Commissioner Keefe reports total 1,041,570 immigrants admitted last fiscal year, Koreans numbering only 19 and Italians 223,453, Poles 128,348 as top groups. Nonimmigrants totaled 456,467 with 24,270 aliens debarred and 243,191 U.S. citizens returned. June arrivals reached 137,092. other groups listed include Hebrews 94,460 and Germans 71,380.
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Keefe
United States
Death Chair Claims Two at Sing Sing
Ossining New York July date reports two men executed by electric chair for murders in New York City. Carl Loose, convicted of killing his daughter, and Giuseppe Gambaro, a fratricide, received one electric shock each after a brief interval. Both maintained composure and spoke nothing as they died, with the entire process under ten minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing
New York City
Hey
Carl Loose
Giuseppe Gambaro
Loose
Gambaro
Twins Reunited After 39 Years Separate Homes
Pittsburg July 2 39 year old twins Amos and Cyrus Lape born in Muckilek Indiana county were raised apart after their mother died in childbirth. A chance meeting at work in Export led one to exclaim to the other I am Cy. The strangers realization sparked a reunion after decades.
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Pittsburg
Agoos
Cyrus Lape
Muckilek
Indiana County
Amos
Cyrus
Dunbar
President Montt in Panama on ill health visit
In Panama the Chilean cruiser Esmeralda with President Montt aboard anchored at harbor. He is en route to Europe via the United States and was welcomed by President Mendoza and the Panama cabinet. Escorted to the palace, he attended an official reception, then proceeded to Tivoli before a special train to Colon tomorrow. Catholic Women Elect Officers in Cleveland.
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Panama
Esmeralda
President Monit
Chile
Europe
United States
President Montt
Mendoza
Tivoli
Torrow
Colon
Judge Hand Orders Cotton Pool Witness to Testify
In New York on July 2 a U S circuit court judge denied the motion to quash a subpoena served on Charles A. Kittle of 8 H P Pell & Co. He is ordered to appear before the Federal grand jury and testify in the Patton cot ton pool proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Circuit Court
All-American Team Beaten in College Football Novelty
The Wangarel football team defeated an All-American squad composed of students from California, Le Land Stanford Jr. University and Nevada by a score of 18 to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Mewacalana
Guy Jr
Wangarel
University of California
Leland Stanford, Jr. University
University of Nevada
Envoys From Madriz to Visit Washington for Peace Talks
Dr. Modesto Bar clog and Dr. Sebastian Salinas arrive in New York to discuss with President Taft and Secretary Knox the possibility of reestablishing U S diplomatic relations with Nicaragua. Estrada forces recapture Bluefields and Rio Grande, while Gen Mena seizes a hill position near Acoyapa. The US cruiser Tacoma blocks potential hostilities as tensions rise in Central America.
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New York
Modesto Barclog
Sebastian Salinas
Madriz
Nicaragua
Washington
Taft
Knox
United States
Estrada
Bluefields
Prinsapulca
Rio Grande
Mena
Col
Maneira
Acoyapa
Santa Rosa
Tacome
Cape Gracias
Tacoma
Bon Juan del Sur
Vicksburg
Corinto
Kingston
Jamaica
Lcylla
Thesiger
Greytown
U. S
Auto and Bull Clash Ends in Fatal Collision
James E. Wendall of Albany with a group including Sheriff Hare and others drove from Little Falls toward Fort Plain when a bull suddenly appeared in the highway. At high speed they struck the animal, breaking its neck and wrecking the car engine. The owner threatens damages suit.
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Washington Post
Fort Plain
James E. Wendall
Albany
Hare
Amsterdam
James A. Snell
Fonda
Emil Rebell
Washington, D. C
Little Falls
New York Man Held for Washington Trial in Boggs Case
Oliver J. Robinson, named with Edward S. Boggs Co. in an indictment in Washington, appeared in the Federal Building with counsel. He waived further examination and was held on 5000 bail for trial in the Washington court at the October term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oliver J. Robinson
Washington, D. C
Edward 8. Boggs& Co
United States
Shields
District of Columbia
Washington Court
Pastors to Cook for Wives in Wilkes-Barre Camp
A group of Wilkes-Barre ministers and their wives begin a three week stay at Hervey's Lake with an agreement that men will handle all housework and cooking while the wives observe. Led by Rev. J. Schlenker of Christ Lutheran, Hasteton, the ministers maintain the home duties during the retreat.
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Washington Pa
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes- Barre
Hervey's Lake
J. ©. Schlenker
Christ Lutheran Church
Hasteton
GED WOMAN CLIMB KILLS AT SEA ON GLACIER
Misa Wllen N Patrick of Hopedale Mass died aboard the Spokane from heart failure following an exhausting ascent of Muir glacier in southeastern Alaska. The 78 year old, Mia Armstrong of Brooklyn, accompanied her on the climb and ship arrival followed.
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Seattle
Wash
Misa Wllen N. Patrick
Hopedale
Mass
Spokane
Alaska
Muir Glacier
Mia
M. Armstrong
Brooklyn
New Guns for Germans Armed Dreadnoughts with 35-Centimeter Guns
Berlin reports Germany plans to arm future dreadnoughts with 35 centimeter guns. The Neueste Nachrichten says these weapons would be more powerful and twice as long as British 12.5 inch guns. Krupps studied such guns for two years, lending credibility to the claim.
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Washington Post
Berlin
Neueste Nachrichten
Germany
Krupps
Nachrichten
Rawn death in Winnetka estate to widow after guard in residence
A guard was placed in Ira G. Rawn's Winnetka home to preserve evidence as an inquest approaches. Officials say the Illinois Central graft case may show Rawn acted alone in death rather than face conspiracy charges. J T Harahan supplied evidence to police, coroners favor death by self-inflicted action, and Mrs. Rawn is named sole executrix in the will filed with the probate clerk.
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Chicago
Ira G. Rawn
Rawn
Samuel H. Greeley
Winnetka
Ae Lance
Illinois Central
J. T. Harahan
Iitnois
Central Railroad
Chicago Police
Herman Schuettler
Harahan
Illnois
Hawn
Hoffman
Councilman Keffer Confesses Graft in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Iowa July 5 councilman Henry Keffer confessed to misappropriating city funds and tendered his resignation which was accepted. He made good the loss of 360 dollars and will not be prosecuted. Cedar Rapids operates under the commission plan of government and Keffer was elected under that plan.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Henry
Keffer
Former student a burglar sentenced in Kansas City
John Wilhoit, formerly a University of Georgia student and son of W F Wilhoit of Atlanta, pleaded guilty to burglary in the criminal court. He was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary in Kansas City today.
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Kansas City
John Wilhoit
University of Georgia
W. F. Wilhoit
Cotton Oil Company
Atlanta
Wilhoit
Army Board Reports Gun Accident Killed Eleven
The Army Board investigating the Fort Monroe gun accident that killed eleven enlisted men found the mishap stemmed from the safety device failing to function. Maj. John J Hayden Maj. William R Smith and Capt. Harrison Hall of the Coast Artillery Corps chaired the inquiry, which concluded the premature powder explosion occurred during the first loading of gun No 1 on July 1 1910 and the firing mechanism did not protect as expected despite prior tests and experience.
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Board of Army
Fort Monroe
John 3. Hayden
William R. Smith
Harrison Hall
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort, Monroe
War Department
Battle Command
Coast Artillery School
Rioters dispersed as streams turn on during Columbus strike
More than a hundred arrests occurred as rioting accompanied the Columbus street car strike in Ohio. At 10:10 p.m. the Columbus Railway and Light Company halted operations until tomorrow while Mayor Marshal led police through two riots. Firemen used water streams to break up demonstrations injuring six, including two city detectives and a patrol wagon driver, but no one seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Polce
Columbus Railway and Light Company
Marshal
Honduras Revolt Suppressed as Uprising Fails
American minister Fenton McCreery reported to the State Department that a July 22 attack on Porto Cortez barracks was repulsed, Gen Marin killed, and San Pedro Sula movement crushed with several captives. Four vessels lurked offshore, with many insurgent troops. Plans allegedly backed Mosel Bonilla, ousted leader supported by Zelaya’s Nicaragua.
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McCreery
Fenton R. MacCreery
Honduras
State Department
Porto Cortez
Marin
San Pedro Sula
Davila
Mosel Bonilla
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Slocum Sailed for West Indies in 1908 Believed Lost
Capt. Joshua Slocum, master of the Spray and author of Sailing Alone Around the World, is presumed lost by his wife after leaving Vineyard Haven on November 12, 1908, for the West Indies to escape winter. The Spray was sighted in heavy weather by a passing steamship. Slocum’s family locations are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Slocum
West Indies
Washington Pont
New Bedford
Mass
Spray
Slocum
Vineyard Haven
Capt. Slocum
Victor J
Ig Benjamin A
Lynn
James Garfield Slocum
New York City
Arthur Joyce
Attleboro
Diet For Drowsiness Attacks Of Sleepiness From Owlish Habits
The article explains that daytime sleepiness is often caused by poor sleep habits and countered by regular seven to eight hours of uninterrupted rest. It notes that late-night owlish behavior, heavy meals, and constipation or kidney issues can contribute to drowsiness and that dieting, including giving up meat temporarily and consuming water or milk, can aid treatment.
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Amc
Hotels List of Guests by City Across the Nation
A long roster lists guests staying at major hotels in Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh California Georgia and other states. Names include George Henning Arthur Nichols Thomas Maurice J Raynor Miss Blanche Hail Henry Smythe Jr. and many more with associated hotels such as St. James Willard Raleigh and Shoreham. The scan compiles traveler names and cities rather than events or actions.
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Hicago
George M Henning
St. James
W. C. Walsh
George Heldeman
Noreigh
Joe
Tyowback
W. H. Lowe
Willard
New York City
Arthur Nichols
Spears
Thomas QR. Lill
W. H. Young
St. Preiss
T.maurice
Otto Lederer
E. Howard
George W. Hill
C. McDermott
Wits
J. Raynor
York
Aiggs
A. J. Vencill
A. F Macdonald
T. J. Morton
Miee Selah Newton
Shoreham
H. Wade Davis
Paper
Arlington
Philadelphia
Thomas Clifford
H. Robinson
G. H. Warren
George M. Castello
James Patterson
W. H Gale
George W. Elkins
Pybitt
Piptsburg
Geitae
W. Hikebrand
St. Jame
California
A. ©. Johnston
Pasadena
Bt. James
F. W. Ecketram
San Fracisco
Raleigh
Murray F. Jones
San Francisco
J. B. Handley
Los Angeles
Georgia
W. L. Lamar
Avanta
EL James
Tompkins
Atlanta
Robert Robinson
Illingts
Lullan Duncan
Mite
May Duncan
Quincy
Lena Bishop
Mabel Bishop
Bloomington
Syracuse
Haleigh
Ohio
Henry W. Ostendorf
Cincinnati
B. C. Pinstmann
Cleveland
Arting
Pennsylvania
John B Donaldson
Canonsburg
St James
J. H. Morley
Morrysville
Charles E Boer
Lewistown
Releigh
W. B. Shaffort
Spaacateries
Eo It. Kart
Wimnme
Wilkinson
James
Harry M. Jones
EF F Rosenbach
Norfolk
Warrenton
W. B. Alwood
Charlottesvire
Hitchmond
Witlad
Doseph Crown
Berryville
Riggs
West Virginia
H. G. Soeter
Huntington
Petarsburg
Old Missouri House Hidden Passage and Irving Visit
A weathered Saline County house near Malta Bend hides a Civil War era secret passage from cellar to a hollow tree about 40 feet away. Visitors once included Washington Irving during his 1832 West tour, with notable guests like a French count and Gov. Ellsworth of Connecticut.
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Irving Fox
Kansas City Star
Missouri River
Saline County
Malta Bend
Grand Pass
Petitessants” Plains
William H. Lewis
Virginia
Saline Country
Washington Irving
Stolen Buddha Eye Pearl Reappears Then Vanishes Again
Harris MacAdams of London reports a blue pearl valued at 316,000 once recovered in New York and later lost in Boston. He suspects a possible East Indian devotee or Buddhist priest followed him from New York to Boston. Pinkerton detectives are investigating and will continue the search for the pearl.
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Washington Post
Boston
Taéle
New York
Harris MacAdams
London
MacAdams
Pinkerton
Eagle at Brighton Beach Casino Stirs Diners
Special to The Weehington Post New York July A large brown eagle swooped on diners on the Brighton Beach Casino upper balcony causing chaos for minutes. Chairs overturned dishes spilled as a waiter failed to stop it and dropped a chair through a glass door. The eagle flew off with a broiled chicken clutched in its claws.
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Weehington Post
New York
Brighton Beach
Elopement of Blanca Vivini and Pedro Merin Reaches Havana
Special to The Washington Fest reports Blanca Vivini youngest daughter of a Santo Domingo family eloped with Pedro Merin husband of her elder sister Carmen. They arrived in Havana after fleeing New York using assumed names. Pedro married Carmen eight years prior. Carmen invited Blanca to visit, triggering the elopement.
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New York
Blanca Vivini
Santo Domingo
Pedro Merin
Carmen
Havana
Broadway
West Indies
South America
Pedro Marin
Carmen Vivin
Bianca
Santo Domingoi
Blanca
Pedro
Girl An Auto Sleuth Chases Joy Rider After Crash
In New Windsor a joy ride auto crashed into a touring car injuring E. A. Penniman who fractured a collarbone. Miss M. Baker, riding in the touring car, pursued the fleeing machine on foot until a passerby girl observed the plate. Penniman will prosecute.
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Joy
Spectal
Washington Fort
Newburgh
N. Y
Joy Riders
New Windsor
E. A. Penniman
Penniman
M. Baker
New York
Hudson
Miss Baker
Women Die In Auto Race Near Train Collision
In Grand Junction Colorado a westbound Denver and Rio Grande passenger train collided with an automobile. Walter Hodgins Miss Leona Adams and Miss Gladys Carlyle were killed instantly. Chauffeur Thomas Rock and C H Carman were seriously injured as the car passed the train and Rock crossed in front of the locomotive. A court martial convened at Fort Crook Nebraska to try Captain Guy H B Smith of the Fourth Infantry who returned from the Philippines last June and formerly served as commissary of the regiment.
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Grand Junction
Col
Denver and
Rio Grande
Walter Hodgins
Leona Adams
Sant ‘Francisco
Gladys Carlyle
Chicago
C.H. Carman
Thomas Rock
Denver
Rock
Leavenworth
Neous
Vary
Guy H. B. Smith
Fourth Infantry
Fort Crook
Nebr
Philippines
Smith
Improbable Jailhouse Tale and Ocean Steamship Notes
A fragmented item recalls a yellow cat cheered by prisoners near a Kansas City jail death row, then moves to a London News illustration about salmon fishing costs, imaginations, and expectations. It lists several ocean steamer arrivals and departures, including Noordam from Rotterdam and presentations of ships like Germania and Moltke, with brief notes on bailings and reported vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Davis
Kansas City
James Gilwee
Toots” Dale
Davis
Tavis
Deserter Navy Ensign Held on Governors Island
Clarence E. H. Landram of Kentucky, former naval ensign, is held at Castle Williams Governors Island awaiting trial for desertion after resigning from the navy and enlisting as a private. A medical board convened June 28 to examine his mental state. findings will be sent to Washington. He is under armed guard, marked with a P on his clothing, and not yet placed in solitary confinement.
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New York
Castle Williams
Governors Island
Army
Navy
Department of the East
Clarence EH Landram
Kentucky
Landram
Fort Monroe
Brooklyn
Louisville
War Department
Washington
Goat experts confer with Department of Agriculture visit
Capt Edwards visits the Department of Agriculture after traveling from San Diego with angora goats to receive and share knowledge on the angora goat industry. He discusses the business potential with L F Shaw of the animal industry division as spectators watch and his fine goat team is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Edwards
Department of Agriculture
San Diego
Cal
W. Edwards
California
L. F. Shaw
Division of Animal Industry
Army Orders Leave Actions and Testimony Dates
Army orders list leaves of absence for Capt Wesley W Ham pton Coast Artillery Corps one month Maj William Lausiter inspector general four months with permission to go beyond the sea Capt Charley R Lawson Quartermaster two months Capt Robert H Westcott Eleventh antrz one month Capt Ellison L Gilmer Coast Artillery recruiting officer at Joplin Missouri will proceed to Bartlesville Oklahoma to obtain testimony in the trial of an armed man before a general court martial First Lieutenant William E Gilmore Twenty eighth Infantry constructing quartermaster will visit state rifle ranges at Des Moines Iowa Camp Logan 11 7 Camp Perry Ohio and Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind to inspect ranges Capt Arthur Cranston Eighth Infantry is detailed for service and to Mill a Vecaney in the quartermaster s department Maj Gen William H Carter general staff assigned to duty as an assistant to the chief of staff.
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Wesley W. K Hampton
Coast Artiery Corps
William Lausiter
Charley R. Lawson
Robert H. Westcott
Ellison L. Gilmer
Coast Artillery Corps
Joplin
Mio
Bartlesville
Okla
Wiliam E. Gilmore
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Des Moines
Iowa
Camp Logan
Camp Perry
Ohio
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Arthur Cranston
Eighth Infantry
William H. Carter
Staf
Orders to Naval Officers and Fleet Movements Report
A long list details officers assigned to duty at various stations including Mis sissippi Porto Rican Hanthose district Mare Island Boston Philadelphia San Francisco and Newport News. Arrivals include ships Michigan North River Beverly Beverly Vermont and others with returns to duty from New York to cruise routes. Midshipman Saunders of Sumter S C contracted pneumonia during the practice squadron at Gibraltar and was taken to the Royal Naval Hospital before ships cleared for Madeira. Saunders entered the Naval Academy in 1908.
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A. G. Kevanagh
Mississippi
Houston
Hawaiian
M. Joyce
Porto Rican Hanthose
Surgey Bloedorn
Navy Yard
Mare Islang
P. Sackett
Michigan
P. A
G. M. Adee
C. C Alger
Navy
Michi
Ran
H. Knowles
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Cal
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Delaware
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Virginia
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Louisiana
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Idaho
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Kansas
Philadelpha
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Culgea
Deaton
Sylph
Boston
Chattanooga
Promethus
Honolulu
Bremerton
Cleveland
Mare Island
Mara
Norfolk
New News
Stewart and Whipple
Stewart
Whipple
Hull
San Pedro
Rainbow
Hongkong
Bultslo
Santa Barbers
Iowa
Indiana
Massachusetts
Gibraltar
Madeira
Maryftower
Bar Harbor
Penobscot Bay
Lebanon
Capitola
Singapore
William Harrison Saunders
Sumter
8. C
Royal Naval Hospital
Navy Department
George R. Clark
Saunders
Naval Academy
Sailor A Rico Drowned in Elisabeth River
Norfolk Va July 28 A Rico a Spaniard was drowned this morning in the southern branch of the Elisabeth River. Rico was a member of the crew of the United States naval collier Vulcan and was swimming at the time of the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Norfolk
A. Rico
Rico
United States Naval
Vulcan
Constipation Relief Ad Promotes Syrup of Figs Elixir
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a permanent solution through personal co operation. It claims the laxative works without disturbing natural functions and leaves internal organs healthy, urging purchase only from the California Fig Syrup Co and avoiding exaggerated cures.
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Senna
Senna Ia
California Pig Syrup‘ Co
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