14 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1913
Page
1
WITNESSES OF VOLTURNO S TRAGIC END DESCRIBE A FEN WITNESSES OF VOLTURNO S TRAGIC END DESCRIBE FEN Captain of Doomed Ship is Said to Have Displayed Ut most Heroism in Face of Appalling Conditions.
The Carmania and Narragansett aided a perilous rescue after the Volturne foundering. Captain Barr directed operations from the Carmania while lifeboats and oil spray helped avert tragedy as eleven liners surrounded the scene. Survivors were transferred to westbound ships amid heavy seas.
Eyewitness reports describe boats launched amid panic after a coal bunker explosion aboard the Velturnie. Rescue efforts by the Carmania saved nine passengers and three crew, while many Velturnie voyagers perished or drowned as waves swept passengers into the sea.
A meeting of St Louis and San Francisco Southern Texas rail stockholders discussed the company’s troubles blamed on Mexican unrest. Committee members A T Perkins and W Fordyce outlined losses from floods and a two cent passenger law, with discussions of possible stock assessments and adding James Campbell to the committee.
Reports from Washington describe chrysanthemum breeding in White House conservatories and the Agriculture Department for the forthcoming wedding of Miss Jessie Wilson. An aristocratic new bloom is being developed and may bear her name.
London reports militants vow to use the royal wedding of Prince Arthur of Connaught and the Duchess of Fife to press their cause for women’s suffrage. Annie Kenney, released at night after a hunger strike, warned that militants would target high-profile sites if she remained detained.
Germany pledges support to the United States in Mexican policy by sending a warship to protect citizens and monitor conditions in the southern republic. The move signals allied cooperation amid regional tensions and watches for developments affecting nationals.
Britain weighs action on acknowledging Victor Huerta after a political conflict prompts debate. The minister’s move to recognize Huerta faces likely reversal or rescission as opposition questions legitimacy and policy.
Albany N Y Oct 13 The high court of impeachment adjourned to 11:50 AM to allow further argument over whether testimony by Allan Ryan Henry Morgenthau and Duncan Peek can be considered as misconduct under article 4 or as corroborative evidence. Judges debated amending the charges to include the new testimony or strengthen article 4.
Washington reports say the American charge d affaires Nelson O Shaughnessy warned Mexico City president Huerta against bloodshed of imprisoned deputies. The United States urged Huerta to protect lives, stressing no intent to interfere but signaling potential consequences. Germany weighing a warship move off Mexican waters drew broader European attention to Huerta’s grip on power.
A dispatch reports Chen, chief of the Peking mounted police, was executed after his arrest during inauguration ceremonies. He confessed that southern rebels bribed him to attempt the assassination of Yuan Shi Kai during the oath. Yuan Shi Kai now relies on guard assistance at all times.
President Wilson said a constitutional election in Mexico seems unlikely given current unrest. Washington will press Huerta’s government through the foreign relations minister, while awaiting events and a possible natural adjustment. Navy measures and ship safety remain priorities as yellow fever concerns rise in Carmen and surrounding areas.
Information received today by American authorities indicated that General Carbanza planned an attack on Monterey City from Eagle Pass Texas. The report cites alleged troop movements and potential targets within the city limits. Authorities urge vigilance and prepared defenses as the threat assessment continues.
Washington in October reports indicate no adjournment while the currency reform bill is addressed. Senate leaders insist on keeping the legislative agenda clear for currency, with bankers from the Boston conference urging amendments and President Wilson, McAdoo, and congressional leaders weighing next steps and quorum issues.
The steamship Victoria, after unloading at Nome, departed for Solomon a placer mining camp 40 miles southeast with 300 residents. Reports say the camp was wiped out by the latest tidal wave and the Victoria will evacuate any willing to depart.
Dr A J McKelway of Atlanta told the American Prison association in Indianapolis that child labor and poverty drive crime. Governor Foss criticized national penalties and political influence, condemning convict labor sales and noting jail does not cure drug use.
Governor Moneyprepares a message detailing alleged opposition plans to a prohibition enforcement bill. The report cites moves to deny viva voce voting, replace bills with weaker ones, and oust eight pro-bill House members. The legislature plans a brief adjournment after convening to honor Senator Nat Daxter.
Tacoma October report says H. M. Johnson Indian agent for southwest Washington and Cushman trade school superintendent was suspended today by the interior department pending an investigation.
The state supreme court today sustained the validity of the Going prohibition suit and Arkansas will become dry after January 1 next.
Secretary McAdoo told bankers in Washington that delaying currency reform would stall progress and urged lawmakers to work out a balance in the bill. He defended government bonds as safe and urged the ledger approach to show the bill’s benefit to all classes, while bankers from Richmond endorsed it with amendments.
Washington report details a heated House floor exchange between Representative Richmond Pearson Hobson of Alabama and Majority Leader Underwood over Alabama’s senatorial contest. Hobson charges Wall Street influence and liquor interests shaped campaigns, while Underwood defends his record and denies broad influence, asserting loyalty to constituents and party aims.
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