Cuba Annals Concession Indicates Anti American Feelings
The Cuba annals concession states that acts of the United States during military occupation are ratified and protected. In Havana some see the collector’s action as signaling growing anti American sentiment influencing President Palma. U S consul general Steinhardt has sent a report to Washington outlining the position of the expositions.
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Troan
American Express Companiea
Cuba
Gen Frooke
State Department
Bea
EL G
Washington
United States
Amerian
Brooke
Despaigne
Haand
Vs Express
Havana
Palma
Frank Steinhardth
Deyarmen
Naval officers urge more battleships to beat Japan
Veem is relieved from duty at Port Towneond quarantine and sent to San Francisco to report to the Manning for temporary duty. A prominent naval officer argues that only four battleships stand between Japan and defeat, claiming the power of a fleet lies in its battleships and that Japan would pay millions for two first class ships. He cites Ro jestvensky and Togo, warning that with more battleships a Togo victory is almost assured and that every navy needs battleships.
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Veem
Port
Japan
Far East
Rojestvensky
Rejestvenaky
Togo
Military leave and assignments in the Pacific and European theaters
Second Lieut. Harry H. Simons gains a twelve day extension of leave. First Ident Gouverneur V. Packer is rejected from treatment at Washington Barracks and ordered to his station. First Lieut. ElMote J. Dent is relieved from the Becamt Battalion and ordered to report to Leach for temporary duty. Maj. Albert D. Kniskers is ordered to head to Akron via Kendallville to appraise subsistence purchases. First Lieut. Samuel M. De Laftre is relieved from Fort Assin Bibaine duty and to Mort. Bchuzler for posting to the Inder post. Appointments: several surgeons directed to report to Sequoia and Yosemite National Parks. Fire Lieut. Earl H. Bruns and First Lieut. Herbert G Glbner ordered to report to duty in California. Brutus Imports: duties on Oriental wares paid. goods remain for out-of-town owners. Battle-ship Texas tests anchorage off Annapolis with the North Atlantic coast squadron.
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Harry H. Simons
Philippine Scouts
Gouverneur V. Packer
First Infantry
United States Army General Hospital
Washington Barracks
D. C
ElMote J. Dent
Corps of
Hugineera
Becamt Battalion of Engineers
Liout
Col Smith
Leach
Corps of Engineers
Albert D. Kniskers
Chicago
Akron
Ohio
Kendallville
Ind
Samuel M. de Laftre
Rot- Reon
Fort Assin- Bibaine
Mont
Mort
Bchuzler
Inder
Onty
Atatent Eureeons
Han Franelves
Cal
Department of California
Wassenmant
Sequoia and
Yosemite National Parks
Earl H. Bruns
Brookville
Herbert G Glbner
Bridgeport
Cowan
Naval Dispatches From Annapolis Harbor and Pacific News
Reports detail the first battleship indoors at Annapolis harbor after deepening the channel. The battleship Florida arrives, and Buford strand updates follow. Wireless communication reveals Colo rado’s 100 miles offshore progress. Paul Jones body transfer plans discussed between Paris and Washington for a July Fourth arrival. Movements list ships and officers with several detachments and assignments noted.
Virginia Civil Service Applicant Indicted Vanishes
John C Murphy of Baywood Virginia faces indictment after allegedly offering nine dollars to the Civil Service Commission to correct a test error for a rural mail carrier post. Murphy disappeared after the case was presented in Lynchburg court. a next term trial is set in Abington Virginia with officials seeking his capture.
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Virginia Civil Service
John C Murphy
Baywood
Civil Service Commission
Murphy
Civil Service Examining Board
Bosré
United States
Lynchburg
H. C Coles
Virginia
Enn Unites Siete
Abington
Beard Ami
Thomas E. Dress
John R Procter
Messeger
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Lyons
American Express
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American Association For the
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Quebec
Canada
United State Commissioner of Immigration
J. M Holt
Sbeence
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J. G. Stanton
Henry Gahn
Tebart
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Pharcad
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Port Townsend
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Medical Board of Survey
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Association of Chiefs of Police
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