Rescue of Drumelsiee Crew by Sandy Hook Life Saving Crew
Fifteen sailors were saved from the steamer Drumelsiee after it struck the Fire Island bar Sunday night. The Sandy Hook life saving crew brought fourteen crewmen aboard the steamer at noon, and later recovered them again. The captain and six officers plus remaining crew await rescue as weather allows. Desperate sea conditions and near drownings are described in the dramatised account.
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Teland
Dro
Sandy Hook
Remmaimier
Drumelster
Sive
Fire Island
Pire Island
Oakid
Kathleen Moran
New York Amrican
Torch Signals From Stranded Ship Off Diamond Shoals
Norfolk dispatch reports life saving crews near Hatteras Kilmaket Oyods watch a burning lanternless steamship stranded on Diamond Shoals. Torch beacons burned through the night as the vessel drifted eight miles off shore. Communication with the ship remains unavailable and the fate of its crew is uncertain as rescue efforts continue in deteriorating conditions.
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Norfolk
D Ates
Hatteras
Kilmakeet
Caroling
Diamond Shoals
Eile
Dart
Harvard Hollis Hall Damaged by Dormitory Fire
A blaze struck Hollis Hall at Harvard University damaging the historic dormitory while the dormitory next door was saved from total destruction. Fire started in the hall under a first floor room occupied by Daniel Hurley. local fire crews and college fire units fought the flames until suppression. Occupants suffered property damage as investigators estimate the loss.
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Cambridge
Mass
Hollis Hall
Harvard University
Creeee 7
Heirs Seek One Million Estate Of Ex Vaio Father
New York December 29 heirs to a vanished Vaio patriarch seek to locate J Lawson thought to hold the estate valued at about 1 million dollars to be divided among three sons. Edward is rumored to have gone to California after a dispute with the father but word has reached St Louis. Federal officials are said to favor granting bail for Mrs Chadwick as preparations for a possible release proceed under constitutional bounds.
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New York
Bakatre
Vm J
Lawson
Edward
California
Teo
St. Louis
Chadwick
Thadwick
Quigley
Chastwick
Bracey, Mead Branch Reach Settlement Over Yard Work
G C N Uy Says Reports Were Exaggerated After talks with H Ellis Granite Co in Northfield. Branch charter powers to settle differences used to restore operations. A 11 a m meeting agreed to resume work at Ellis yard with stock piled and steady jobs for all workers. Ellis satisfied no further statement needed as misunderstandings were resolved.
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Ita
Ellis
Ellis, Company
Bracey
Elis
Day of Strikes End? Labor Leader Predicts Peaceful Future
New York December 29. T. V. Powderly, former head of the Knights of Labor, says the era of strikes is over and fewer strikes will occur each year. He believes employers and workers will increasingly unite to address grievances and that trust reforms will lead to harmony between capital and labor.
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New York
T. V. Powderly
Knights of Labor
Belfave
Unclear health notice from obscured OCR data
Fragmentary item appears as a health related notice with garbled phrases. It mentions a caller seeking a full name and a signature by EB W GROVE, with no clear dates or locations identified. Content remains unclear and lacks coherent event or participants.
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EB. W. Grove
Doctor Says Patterson Not Insane Despite Nervous State
Iv. Maguire reports Nan Patterson is highly nervous and hysterical but unlikely to become insane from current indications. He urges careful care, constant watchfulness, and companionship, noting such support is hard to provide in prison.
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New York
Maguire
Nan Patteron
Mise Patterson
Pridon
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Promoted by Pneumonia Health Warnings
A New York Telegram report highlights pleas from a Board of Health commission to curb pneumonia. It cites Father John’s Medicine as a supposed preventive cure, recounting testimonials like James T. Reilly of Killingly, Conn. and detailing mortality figures for pneumonia and related illnesses.
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New York Telegram
Special Commission
Board of Health
Pepes
Herman BM. Riggs
John
James T. Reilly
Hls
Father John
Audi
Julie
Judy
Garfield Plan Delayed By Officials And Commissioners
Washington, February 29. It is not expected that Congress will act to implement James R. Garfield's recommendations as commissioner of corporations. Garfield supports a federal franchise plan but says his bureau will not draft legislation. He believes the handling should be initiated by others, and he spoke with the President about the matter.
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Washington
Dee
James R. Garfield
Congress
Garfield
Gay
Hope of Tariff Compromise In Congress Talks
Washington December 24 secretary Taft said negotiations were under way to adjust tariffs on Philippine products imported to the United States to avert a deadlock in Congress. Sugar tobacco interests oppose further reductions while some willing to concede to 50 percent of current rates. Taft hopes a reduction to 23 percent but may offer concessions if a compromise is reached.
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Washington
Taft Wald
Congress
Taft
Object to Railroad Pool Sparks Widespread Debate
Washington reports indicate possible compromise on freight rate pooling with government supervision. Legislators in the central west and northwest receive vigorous constituent letters, likely deterring support for any bill permitting pooling.
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Washington
Central
Went
Northwest
We Cortekats DySQegas Keesha Toute Proper Digestion
Cortekats DySQegas Keesha Toute Proper Digestion Gustanteni remains unreadable fragmentary text. The readable portion hints at names or terms without clear event or action. No verifiable individuals, organizations, dates, or places can be established from the legible content.
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Cortekats
Keesha
Gustanteni
New Turn in Talbot Case Stirs Episcopal Court
Philadelphia reports no hearing on charges against Bishop Ethelbert Talbot of Central Pennsylvania Diocese. A canon change may shift jurisdiction, delaying court of inquiry. Rev. Dr. Bodine says a quorum may be missing January 10, potentially postponing sessions. Main question: can a bishop write destructive letters to injure a colleague, while the case itself remains central.
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Philadelphia
Ethelbert Talbot
Central Pe Wwania
Tuttis
Episcopal Church
Ehurch
Weboy Tuttle
W. B. Bodine
Fielina
Morwan Dix
New York
Dix
Bodine
Reading
Sesson
Committee of Inquiry
Tov. Ingrain N. W. Irvine
de. Irvine
Get Together Banquet Planned by St Albans Businessmen
Preparations for the get together banquet to be held in the American home January 4 are advancing. The committee has drafted a toast list including Mayor A H George City Representative D J O Sullivan ex Gov B C Smith E Fuller C Smith General Manager E J Vitzlugh of the Central Vermont railway Col Alfred Hall F F Switchell M F Sullivan Nelson BE W Bouyer Prof F J Sagendorph Charles E Schot W MU Vores and others. Frank L Greene will be toastmaster.
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St. Albans
St. Altens
Myor
A. H. George
D. J. O'Sullivan
Bi C. Smith
E. Fuller C. Smith
E. J. Vitzlugh
Central
Million Dollars for St Louis Library Plan Approval
St Louis letter says Andrew Carnegie will honor drafts up to 1,000,000 for the new public library building. The cashier is instructed to honor requisitions from proper authorities for the project. Dated December 20 in St Louis.
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Carnegie
St. Louis
Andrew Aemptevee
Plana
Name for irrigation minded new state debated
Washington D C Dec 29 Friends of the proposed state of New Monico and Arizona discuss a name that conveys irrigation. The constitutional convention may adopt a title incorporating irrigation, with Montezuma as an alternative. The name debate centers on expressing the irrigation concept in the state name.
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Washington, D. C
New Monico
Arizona
Choate Declines to Return to Law Practice
London dispatch reports Joseph H. Choate, American ambassador, will not resume legal work when he returns to New York. The decision follows his lengthy tenure and service, with officials noting the time away from the practice was substantial and unlikely to be renewed.
Treasure Hunt Ends In Death And Fever Scourge
A chaotic tale recalls a Boer era treasure find followed by murders and hangings. A six member syndicate including Gene Kemp and Colliers faced fever as they tried to locate the buried cache. S J Kemp eventually discovered the site and recovered the loot, with authorities weighing state salvage.
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Gene Kemp
Varey
W. D. Smith
Kemp
Gen. Kemp
Cellier
S.J. Kemp
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Trreguf
Chivas Rocarc Herald
Montezuma
Ayer
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Jesse Welden
Havana
W. T. Donovan
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Fuoghi Naturale
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Mostarda
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Piccale
Mostarda Cremone Grande
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