Washington Notes Reflect Wider World Events
The board of inquiry finds no one at fault for the Massachusetts grounding. Rear Admiral Cook retires. The Star Spangled Banner declared national anthem. Filipino petition for increased Congress representation. Germany reports peasant machinery harming toy industry. Moody may set 18 knots for 13000-ton ships Minnesota Idaho. Indian school site near Mandan. Fergus Falls wiring bid $150 won by Nimis & Nimis. Germany complains of meat supply under new inspection law. Green timber claims settle offer rejected. Obits include Judge Albert Ritchie and James Kerr Kelly. Various international and local notes follow including weddings and speeches.
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American Women's Club
Berlin
James Kerr Kelly
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Judge Kelly
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From Other Shores: Global Turmoil and Notable Events summarized
A fragmented chronicle notes Sir Huram Maxim on an airship project, 1,009 Moros enlisted in the Philippine constabulary, and the Persian vizier’s dismissal. It cites export estimates, trials for cruelty in Germany, abdication rumors, and a Belgian aronaut flight amid a cyclonic gale. Continuous unrest in Europe is hinted at with uprisings and clerical protests in Paris.
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