Seattle / Dresden / Halifax / New York / Sydney / Coronel / Esquimalt / /
Continent
North America / Europe / South America / Americas / /
Country
Germany / Mexico / Falkland Islands / Chile / Bermuda / United States / Panama / Canada / United Kingdom / China / /
Event
Voting Result / Diplomatic Relations / /
Facility
Panama Canal / West Indies Station / New York harbour / Naval Service Headquarters / /
IndustryTerm
marine wireless station / /
NaturalFeature
China coast / Panama Canal / Strait of Belle Isle / Mexican coast / British Columbia coast / /
Organization
Royal Navy squadron / Royal Canadian Navy / Royal Navy / Chilean navy / Royal Air Force / Sydney NS / Canadian Navy / Canadian government / Canadian Naval College / East Asiatic Squadron / German squadron / Robert Borden’s Conservative government / Naval College of Canada / Liberal government / Spee’s squadron / United States Navy / Naval Service / Conservatives / /
Person
Rupert / Malcolm Cann / Wilfrid Laurier / Rear-Admiral Sir Christopher Cradock / Christopher Cradock / Robert Borden / Juan de Fuca / William Palmer / Arthur Silver / John Hatheway / /
PoliticalEvent
federal election / /
Position
Prince / commander / /
ProvinceOrState
British Columbia / Nova Scotia / /
RadioStation
Nova / /
Region
Canada’s west coast / North Atlantic / east coast / west coast / North American east coast / Canada’s east coast / United States west coast / southwest Nova Scotia / Mediterranean / /
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