Survivors Reach Port After Alaskan Vessel Wreck
A dramatic report describes survivors reaching port after the destruction of an Alaskan vessel along the bleak northern coast. Five crew members are confirmed dead in the disaster.
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29 Aug 1909
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Albuquerque Morning Journal in Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1909
Page
1
Passengers praise crew as Rupert City resuces Ohio wreck survivors
131 people survive after the Ohio liner fouled rock and sank off Finlayson channel. Wireless operator George Eccles sacrificed himself aiding calls for assistance and perished. the Kingfisher ferried survivors to Swanson Bay then Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert City
Port Teas
Oahlo
Vancouver
Mingfisher
George C. Kmeetes
Ohio
Finlayson Channel
Alaskan
Night Shipwreck Survivors Recall Bravery and Loss
Eyewitness accounts from the Ohio wreck detail heroic conduct aboard the captain and crew as the vessel struck rocks near Carter's Bay. Passengers, including women and children, were saved in an orderly evacuation while crews worked to rescue the drowned and injured amid darkness and heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Mrs. Murane
Doc Hayes
Fort Liscum
Columbus
Ohio
Feeles
Ketchikan
Humboldt
Rupert City
Swanson Bay
M. J. Heney
Copper River
Carter's Bay
British Columbia
Eceles
Con, Pring
Prince Rupert
Wr. M. Reeves
Merced
Cal
Quartermaster Anderson
Anderson
I. VP
Rumsey
Rumsey & Co
Chicago
Grain Deaters
Salut
Carter's
Murané
Tacoma
China and Japan Settle Differences
Pekin Aug 24 reports progress in the settlement between Japan and China over Manchurian matters. Details indicate Japan gains concessions affecting trade and jurisdiction over Koreans in the market areas, with railroad access to Mukden and an open market arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Japan
Manchuria
Right to Extend Rail Line and Mine Rights Proposed
Proposal to extend the Tashi-Chine railroad to Yinkow and grant joint possession of all mines in the railroad zone. It also seeks additional mines in the Fushun and Yantai districts and other advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yinkow
Fushun
Yantai
Canadians Seek Earliest Suspension of Pulp Tax
A Quebec paper makers delegation met Premier Gouin and Minister Allard to request suspension of the 25 cent per cord pulp export tax. The group represents every pulp concern in the province and urged immediate action to curb the impact on the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Quebec
Lomer Gouin
Jules Allard
Crown Lands
Mutiny in Army of Greece Triggers Cabinet Shuffle
Athens reports a mutiny in the local garrison prompted by dissatisfaction with the ministry and army conditions. A new ministry formed with M. Mavromichalis replacing M. Tallis as premier. Quiet returns to the city though mutinous troops remain encamped outside Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army OF
Greece
Athens
M. Mavromichalis
M. Tallis
Friendly tribesmen help Spain to victory
Reports from Melilla on August 28 describe Spanish forces in two columns with friendly Kabyle tribesmen five miles from Tasaguy near Cape de Luxeau. The Moors offered stubborn resistance but the Spaniards secured the hilltop and repelled the attack. casualties remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Melilla
Tasagquy
Cape de Luxeau
Tasaguy
Kidnappers Must Face Justice in Kansas
Jefferson City Missouri August 28 acting Governor Campetich on rehearing requisition for the return of Mrs Stella Barclay and John W Gentry to Kansas honored the requisition They must stand trial in Kansas for kidnapping Marian Bleakley the mother over baby and a new attack a assault charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferso City
Stella Barclay
John W. Gentry
Kansas
Cgametich Lite
Thirty Hurt In Rear End Train Wreck In Springfield Ohio
In Springfield Ohio thirty people were injured when a Big Four eastbound train at sixty mph collided with the rear of an excursion train returning from Dayton. No fatalities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Dayton
Two Die as Freight Collision Hits Glenwood Curve
Two persons are dead and about twenty injured as a Watash passenger train collides head on with a loaded freight on a Glenwood Missouri curve. Both trains were at high speed. cause of the wreck is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Fretett
Berlin Hails Zeppelin Amid Delayed Airship Voyage
A large Berlin crowd gathered as Count Zeppelin’s airship journey faced delays due to motor and propeller failures and contrary winds. The craft started from Friedrichshafen, reached Bitterfeld, then aimed for Berlin arriving around noon after a day’s postponement. Crown Prince Frederick Wilhelm and the emperor followed the voyage as trains ferried spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Berlin
Zeppelin
Heriin
Hitterfeld
Friedrichahatfen
Bitterfeld
Nuremberg
Frederick Wittiam
Mount Zeppelin
Count Zeppelin
Ritterfeld
Flood Devastates Monterey Town Leaving 800 Dead and 15000 Homeless
A Monterey flood from the Santo Catarina river causes extensive destruction. Eight hundred drowned and fifteen thousand left homeless as the steel plant and smelter are submerged. Cities in Tamaulipas and Nuevo Leon report heavy damage with the vast rescue effort under way.
Flood Devastates Monterey as Santa Catarina Overflows
A severe flood along the Santa Catarina River swelled Monterey’s streets to over a mile wide, destroying adobe buildings and drowning inhabitants. Telecommunication and power were knocked out, trains halted, and relief crews fear high loss of life estimated from 10 to 600, with wider impact reaching Saltillo and northern regions. Monterey, with about 74,000 residents, suffers extensive damage to industry and housing as the river breaches its banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
Tamaulipas
Nuevo Leon
Tehuantepec
Bagdad
Iit
Monterey
Monterey Steel Company
Megigihty Smelter & Lead Company
United States
Mexican Food Company
Santa Catarina
San Luisito
Bantantarina
Merala
Learge
Society of the American Colony
United State
Associated Press
Saltillo
Laredo
Uati
Laredo Reports Communications Loss After Mexican Disaster
Reports from Laredo Texas detail failed telegraph lines to Monterey and early estimates of many deaths. News agencies struggle to obtain confirmations as wires remain prostrated and readers await further disaster details from Nueva Lareda and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Texas
Monterey
Associated Presa
Flost
Manly
Nueva Lareds
Mexico
Federal Telegraph Company
Harriman Not to Undergo Operation
Arden Farms visit by Jacob Schiff yields cautious optimism on Harriman's health. Schiff says Harriman is better after his Europe return, but no surgery is planned at present. Physicians reportedly advise a full trial of the after care as family and Wall Street interests await further word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Morning Journal
Arden
Haward H. Harriman
Jacob Seniff
New York
Harriman
Europe
Behiff
Herriman
Jong
Wall Street
Harriman Securities
Pssenger
Turner Or
Schiff
Crile
Arden House
Mr. Schiff
James Stull
Harriman visit at Arden House leaves bankers confident
The article details banker Mer Schiff and associates visiting the Harriman estate at Arden, stressing it was a personal visit not a business one. It notes Harriman rests, no operation, and overseer McClellan praising staff devotion and Harriman’s care for longtime employees.
Speed Trophy Captured by American Aviator
Glenn H. Curtiss wins Gordon Bennett Cup with the fastest aerial journey ever accomplished by a man. He secures the Speed Trophy and earns honor for the American aviator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H. Curtiss
Harriman Condition Not Expected To Require Operation
New York August 28 80 reports say BK Harriman avoids imminent crisis though doctors note realities behind his condition. Market uncertainty lingers but rallyed late when it was reported no operation would be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harriman
Los Angeles Expands Harbor by Merging San Pedro and Wilmington
On August 28, San Pedro and Wilmington were merged into Los Angeles after consolidation elections, giving the city a harbor at San Pedro. The ceremony marked the formal incorporation into the larger city limits and the expansion of port facilities under the Los Angeles government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Wilmington
Boy Bluejacket Sought For Desertion And Theft
Seattle August 28 Henry Francis Dougherty a 19 year old mail orderly on the cruiser Colorado is wanted on a charge of stealing over 2000 dollars in cash and jewelry from his aunt. He deserted last Thursday after coming ashore with the mail bag and went to a hotel instead of the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Henry Francis Dougherty
Colorado
Curtiss Wins Aviation Cup Ahead of Bleriot By Narrow Margin
The Gordon Bennett trophy goes to Glenn H. Curtiss after a 16 minute 50.9 second flight over a 20 kilometer course at Rheims. Bleriot finishes just 5.5 seconds behind, with Latham and Lefevre also competing as Cockburn fails to finish. Ambassador White and the Roosevelt family witness the American victory amid national celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bleriot
Latham
Lefevre
Cockburn
Fortune
Curties
Noe
Bilcher
Santon Dumont
Heriot
Curtiss
Biennot
Blerner
Tribuner
Curtias
France
Henry White
Mrs. Roosevelt
Ethel Roosevelt
Quentine
Archie
Theriot
Bleriet
Ambass
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Holstrom
Johnson
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Parker Fredrik Stephen
Atherta Anderson
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C.D. Murane
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Teppelins Voyage
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Parey
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Bad Gastein
George W. Crile
Cleveland
Man and
James Spever
Arden Station
Indoora
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William Mecellan
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Euerope
Mr McClellan
Bette News Bom
Greater
Bluejacket
Victor
Ambassador White
Roosevelt Famiy
Nethany Aviation Field
Rheims
Ave
Corti
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