Deeds of Heroism Described by the Monroe Survivors
Rescue accounts detail Captain Johnson and crew guiding passengers from the prone Monroe after collision with the Nantucket in dense fog. Crew and officers fought to save women and children first, with eight lifeboats used and multiple survivors recovered by the Nantucket and Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Nantucket
Catain Berry
Captain Berry
Thomas R Harrington
LB Curtl USA
Johnson
Worroe
Federal Steamboat Inspection Service
Monroes
Norfolk
George
Tomight
Efp Lyons
Lyons
Very Foggs
Fort Bow
Captain Johnson
Tere
Hamilton
Pasenger
Entuaker
Dominion
Monroe ‘Dhus
Berry
Setthias Molros
Storten
Deminian Steamship Company
New York
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
Virginia
Hfe
George M Marlow
John Ot Rat
P Lyons
Ialely
Richmond Va
Savannah
Shes Bally McCombs
Marcaria Theatrical Company
F Johnson
Tain Johnston
Horsley
Bing
Horse
Villa Announces Rules of Warfare in Mexico War
General Francisco Villa proclaimed humane warfare rules for rebels with vows to treat prisoners ethically. He acquired an ethics manual from U S officials and said no federal officers would be executed unless captured and breaking faith after release. He warned of an impending attack on Torreon as Carranza’s provisional capital at Chihuahua grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mexico
Francisco Villa
United States Army
Ceater
Refugio Velascog
Torreon
Monclevia Herrera
Villas
Bacalon
Chihuahua
Torrea
Chihuahua City
Beig
Wapites of the Republic
Amansion
Carranza
Pacific Coast
William C McDonald
New Merwico
Villa
Wextco
Carranze
General Villa
Meo
Donald F
United States
McDonald
Luis Terrazas Tz
Therh
Terrazas
Woman killed as she comes from henhouse at Fort Mountain
Mo Guill pile is alleged to have barricaded a henhouse on her father in law’s farm and fired at occupants overnight. She emerged to be shot and killed. Her brother in law was arrested for the killing. Her father in law and two brothers were detained. Mrs Suer had entered the land seeking a partition deed. Dissatisfaction with litigation progress is blamed for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Homa Ark
Heme
Neac
Ten thousand dollars found in railway car seat
In Macon on January 30 Walter Little picked up a package in a Central of Georgia day coach at Columbia that contained 10000 in bills. The name J C Kountz appeared on the package, and the money was later identified as belonging to a local bank. The money, with other packages, was in a hand grip that came open, causing the loss. The bank refuses to name the man who lost it, saying a special representative was sent to Dothan due to express rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Walter Little
Central of Georgia Rarwas
Columbia
Inter
J C Kountz
Kounts
Offtals
Dothan
Espresa
Express
Bishop of London Finds No Torture In Forced Feeding
The Bishop of London examined allegations of torture against suffragette prisoners and found no evidence to support claims of excruciating abuse. He spoke with Miss Rachel Peace, who said she had not shrieked or been placed in a padded cell, and she faced an eighteen month arson sentence. Peace refused to pledge to refrain from militancy in exchange for release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Arthur Ingram
Hatoway Falil
Rachel Peace
VRS
Florence Ansell
Relewe
Holloway
Iss
Peaves
Miss Peace
Bishop Ingram
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Tle
Boston
Ocean White
Mira Thomas
Starington
Bridgeport
Conn
Taeutenant
Curtis
Nantuket
Barrington
Harrington
and Wise Kells
Stevens Street
Norwalk
Aaststag
Oscar Perking
Ferdinand J. Kuehn
Kuehn
Jess
RL Etheridge
CW Poole
Gravia
Massachusetts
Poole
Virginia Sheme
Ed Gorman
Hew Work
Gorman
Diman
Gaitley
Nonrec
Homself
Sally McCombs
Macari Theatrical Company
In & Hfevant
McCombs
Davin
Suvnomah
E P Lyons
Piedmond Ya
Savannah Ga
Sad
Wren
Avex
Port Hole
T J Woods
Snyder
Clausen
Sixty Fourth Avenus
Milwaukee
Ralph Flannagan
Hull Street
Brooklyn
Old Dominion
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
Mire Harrington
Inspectora
United States Superquising
John W Qast
Third District
Washington
Tte
J . Palen
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Associated Press
Monrose
Capes
Cape Charles
Tohngon
Oscar Perkins
Southern Engraving Company
Henry W. Grady
Atlanta
Henhouse Fort
Dothan Bank
Lirgett & Myers
Tage
North Prior Street
Whitehall
Decatur
Ewell
Evan
Missouri
Georgia
Meadowbrook Mure
Uy Lotte
Atlanta Fiske
Atlawias
Forsyth
Marshall P. Wilder
Bell Baker
Wilton Pollock & Co
Apolules
Ewn Cooper
Edmond Hayes
NOW_HACKETT
Mormanh
Hackett Stock CO
Ohio
VIA
Southern Railway
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Chicago
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
City
Peachtree Street
Chamberlin -Johnson DuBose Co
Chamberlin-Johnson DuBose Co
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