Perilous Collision Tangles Two Vessels Off New York
The fruit steamer Admiral Dewey and the Mount Desert collided in fog near New York. Captain Davidson kept the ships locked together to prevent disaster as hundreds of passengers leaped between ships. Officials then separated the vessels and moved passengers ashore at Brooklyn and the pier.
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New York
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Mount Desert
Bay Ridge
Captain Davidson
Admiral Dewey
Brooklyn
Carnegie argues tariff relief for infant industries ends
A Century magazine excerpt quotes Andrew Carnegie asserting infant industries no longer need tariff protection. He says steel and other sectors have grown beyond protection, duties on luxuries should stay, but tariffs on manufactured goods should be greatly reduced or abolished once unnecessary.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Century Magazine
Chinese Envoy Arrives to Convey Gratitude to U S Government
Tang Shao Yi, a leadingChinese official, arrived in San Francisco with Prince Tsai Fu and a large retinue to convey to the American government the gratitude of the Chinese people for a debt payment near 14 million dollars. The party will stay three days in the city then proceed to Washington for Taft’s inauguration.
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San Francisco
Tang Shao Yi
Mongolia
Tsai Fu
Fairmont
China
Honolulu
Hau Ping Shen
San Franccisco
Far East
Washington
Taft
Police Raid St Louis Clubs Across City
St Louis police raided twenty five clubs on Sunday amid alleged liquor sales violations. Nearly seven hundred arrests were made as part of the enforcement sweep across the city.
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St. Louis
Black Hand Letter Prompts Kidnap Plot in Duluth
The first Black Hand crime in Duluth involved Dominic Bendo, a prominent Italian merchant, who received a demand for 500. Police set a bait drop at night but the targets did not appear. Three men are suspected of the threat and attempted extortion.
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Duluth
Dominic Bendo
Benda
Death toll rises from Bayou Goula steamboat explosion
New Orleans reports eight dead from Saturday's Mississippi river steamboat blast near Bayou Goula with Edward Pelfry and Ben Thomas among the deceased. Several injured aboard the H McCarter remain in critical condition in New Orleans hospitals and deaths likely to climb within 24 hours.
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New Orleans
Edward Pelfry
Ben Thomas
Bayou Goula
H. McCarter
Explosion Kills 15 Year Old In Locust Corner
An explosion of coal oil used to start a fire fatally burned Albert Bradbury age fifteen and wife Emerick Carvin was fatally burned. Two small children were lightly injured as a funeral procession for Aaron Bradbury, the dead girl’s uncle, departed the house.
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Locust Corner
Albert Bradbury
Emerick Carvin
Aaron Bradbury
Quiet in Peking as troops guard gates and legations
All is quiet in Peking as detachments guard the city gates and gen darmes uphold near foreign legation approaches. The government continues precautionary measures to prevent any outbreak.
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Peking
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