Mohegan wreck disaster claims many saved and missing
Reports from Falmouth and New York detail survivors and casualties after the Mohegan ran aground in a heavy gale off Port Isaac. Seventeen rescued, including passengers Noble, Ts. Smith, Bloomingdale, and Campbell, with crews and officers saved. two separate lists name dozens more. One passenger’s account describes a sudden crash and heroic lifeboat actions as the steamer settled and foundered in twenty minutes.
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Cornwall
Port Woustock
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London
New York
Hfebant
George Maule
American Transport Company
Manaclea
Couch
Miss Noble
Baltimore
A. G. Ts. Smith
W. Bloomingdale
A. Kelley
Piggett
Roadburn
S. Wood
Victor Lawvings
Ferguson
Trevor
Piggets
8. C. Crane
Stephen Crane
Mrod. Weston
Roncburn
Mand Rounds
Journal
Pemberton
Katharine Noble
Transport Company
United States
Mer
Griffiths
Wer
Cole
Hindmarsh
Manitoba
Spain
Presidential Train Stops at Terre Haute Debut Speech
President arrives in Terre Haute after a St. Louis departure with a crowd cheering from the streets. Richard W. Thompson, ex navy secretary, accompanies him as he speaks of unity under one flag and the meaning of wartime victories, with vast audiences in attendance at multiple stops along the journey.
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Geenra
Terre Tinute
Mienard Thompayon
Nayyolenches Chicay
Yerre Haute
Imd
Minois
St. Louis
Terre Haute
Ind
Decatur
Springfield IL
Gage
Wilson
Piise
Union Station
Smith
Indiana
Union Depot
Richard W. Thompson
Navy
United States
Jonge
Bronte
Mr. Thompson
Daniel W. Voorhens
Great West
McKinley Remarks Rally Support Under Banner of Peace
The remarks praised unity under the flag with cheers as Secretary Gage and Wilson spoke briefly at Davis. The presidential train arrived in Chicago at nine, ending stop at Oakland and Arcola with short, sparse remarks. McKinley left the train at Thirty-ninth Street to be escorted to Capt. Lafayette McWilliams’s home at 3061 Lake Avenue where Mrs. McKinley waited.
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Gage
Wilson
Davis
Oakland
Arcola
Chicago
Tuitvns Central
McKinley
Thirty-Ninth Street
Lafayette McWilliams
Lake Avenue
Miles Investigates Indian Troubles Visit to Minnesota
Maj. Gen. Nelson A Miles commander in chief with staff arrived by train from Omaha and conferred with Gov. Clough on Leech Lake troubles. He spent the day at Fort Snelling and spoke at the Commercial Club. Interior dispatch notes Indiana warrants and expected surrenders by next Wednesday.
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St. Paul
Minn
Nelson A. Miles
Omaha
Gov. Clough
Leech Lake
Fort Snelling
Commercial Club
Washington
Interior Departments
Walker, Linn
Indiana
W. A. Jones
Indian Affairs
Registration in Greater New York Enters Second Day
First day totals show 164,482 registrations in Greater New York versus 199,586 the previous year. Registration continues Saturday and next Friday and Saturday. Lower Friday turnout partly due to stormy afternoon and evening weather.
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New York
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