Liner Monroe Sinks After Fog Collision off Virginia
Norfolk Virginia January 30 the liner Monroe of the Old Dominion Line outbound to New York was rammed amidships by the Nantucket of Merchants and Miners Line in dense fog twenty five miles south of Hog Island. Forty nine lives were lost including twenty five passengers and twenty four crew. The Nantucket with eighty six survivors limped into port carrying the rescued and the wrecked Monroe's cargo valued well over half a million dollars.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Atlantic Ocean
Monroe
Old Dominion Line
New York
Nantucket
Merchants and Miners
Hine
White
Howton
Wemels Attuck
Nouth
Hog Island
Johnson
Gatley
Rew
Virginia Capes
Hamilton
Old Dominion
Boone
Ol Dominion Company
Tie up complete in New York Harbor
Fog shrouds New York harbor and adjacent waters as ocean traffic halts. No steamers entered overnight and marine traffic reports were blank at daylight. Down the bay trains and boats paused while the city awaited clearer conditions.
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New York Harbor
New York
Bay Ocean
Senate panel backs arbitration treaties with Britain Japan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to recommend ratification of arbitration treaties with Great Britain Japan and other nations totaling five agreements. The pacts have been pending since last summer when their five year limit expired.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington, D. C
Jam
Great Britain
Japan
Quebec Officials Resign Over Bribery Allegations
Jan 301.0 Quebec Canadian officials face resignation after Montreal Daily Mail charges they took bribes to pass a bill to incorporate the Montreal Fair association. Mousseau Achille Bergevin and L P Berard deny talks with detective agency aide Biddinger. An area committee deadlocked over granting immunity in exchange for testimony.
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Quebec
Mousseau
Achille Bergevin
L. P. Berard
Gouin
Montreal Daily Mail
Bell
Montreal Fair Association
Guy B. Biddinger
New York
Edward Beck
Montreal
M. E. Nicholls
B.A. MacNab
Mall
Biddinger
Iddinger
Accused Gompers Of Being Drunk At Seattle Convention
Indianapolis reports at the United Mine Workers convention allege Sam Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor was gloriously drunk on the Seattle gathering day. Duncan McDonald challenged the claim amid cheers and called Gompers a slanderer while the room turned to uproar.
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Duncan McDonald
Gompers
Mine Workers’ Convention
Indianapolis
Ind
Sam ‘Tel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Seattle
United Mine Workera
Gompurs
Lar
McPanalt
Finn
Sam Gompers
White Slavery Charge In First Mann Act Prosecution
Providence filed Jan 30 reports the first Mann act case here as Joseph Pezzuello faced a federal commissioner arraignment for allegedly taking Florynce Wahl of this city to Boston for immoral purposes. The defendant, son of a contractor, is bonded at 3500 for a Boston appearance Feb 3, prompted by information from Miss Wahl's mother about a child’s parentage.
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Providence
FH. T
Joseph Prrnello
Florynce Wahl
Boston
Pezzuello
Miss Wall
Stenographers Included in 54 Hour Law Ruling
Boston January 30. Women under 44 years old employed as stenographers and in clerical or factory work are included in the recent titling labor law. Attorney General Hoytton ruled yesterday that the 54 hour law applies only to women engaged in manual labor and not to all clerical work.
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Boston
Wwe
Hoynton
Jamen M. Swift
Coal Output Reduced in Mild Winter Demand
Philadelphia January 30. Unusually mild weather prompts major coal firms to slash production. Reading Company's collieries employing 80,000 shut down last night for the rest of the week. Susquehanna Coal suspended operations until Monday. Miners note absence of such long continued mild weather for this season.
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Philadelphia
Reading Company
Susquehanna Coal Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Corporation
Battle near Saltillo reports heavy federal losses
Brownaville Texas January 30 official report to Constitutionalists headquarters in Matamoros says four hundred federals were killed or executed after capture in the Concepcion del Oro engagement. Rebels suffered seven killed and 70 wounded as dynamite bombs and iron pipe triggers were used. two hour battle south of Saltilla ended with rebel ambush of reinforcements.
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Brownaville
Texas
Concepcion del Oro
Zacateas
Comaticant
Matamoros
Saltilla
Saltilly
Paving Cutters' Schedule Set for March First
Milford N H January 30 The Granite Manufacturers association announced plans for a committee to confer with paving cutters union to fix sale prices effective March 1 The current scale expired March 1 after a two year agreement followed by a prolonged strike The cutters drew a bill and submitted it to owners seeking a sizable increase
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Milford
N. H
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Paving Cutters’ Union
Summer Heat in Boston Keeps Thermometer Rising
A damaged OCR fragment notes Boston heat with the mercury reaching 62 at midday. The partial line hints at a warm day and steady temperatures, though details are unclear.
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Boston
Jury Acquits Policeman Miller in 1913 Killing
Boston jury acquits Patrolman Charles W. Miller of manslaughter in the 1913 shooting of Ralph P. Shea during an attempted arrest. Judge Chase instructed the jury that a cop may use force if reasonably believed necessary to stop an assault or prevent a crime, and that unlawful arrests do not justify deadly force.
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Boston
Charles W. Miller
Ralph P. Shea
Shaw
Miller
Chase
Chade
Peare
Aerman
Guilty verdict in Black Hand case of Angelo Sylvestro
A New York jury quickly found Angelo Sylvestro, 23, guilty as the leader of a Black Hand gang accused of bombing terror on the East Side. He faces a maximum six years and six months in state prison plus a $140 fine. prosecutors hope to push for life sentences for dynamite connected destruction.
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New York
Caxe
Angelo Sylvestro
Sylvestro
Indie Otto
Ronalvicy
Nnil
Mexican Rebels Wealthy Holdings Seized by Villapos
Five million Mexican dollars, received up to yesterday, are claimed by Gen. Francisco Villapos as up to date wealth seized from rich families, stores, cattle and land. The rebel force, driven by orders, targets merchants mines and Creel Terrace families for tax and duty exemptions. Villapos underwent surgery yesterday for a bullet wound, but his condition is not serious and he expects to return to command within days.
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Juarez
Mex
Franesco
Villaposini Bay
General Ville
Cwniiualua
Prominent French Patriot Paul Deroutede Dies at 68
Paul Deroutede, noted French patriotic writer and politician, died in Nice at 68. A founder of the League of Patriots and ardent backer of General Boulanger, his death follows a brief illness. The late veteran sought constitutional revision linked to the Boulangist movement.
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Paul Dersatede
Nice
France
Paul Deroutede
M. Teroutede
League of Patriots
General Boulanger
Imports Less Exports More in 1913 Headlines
Washington reports December imports at $153,732,730 versus $154,005,444 a year earlier. For the year ended December, imports total $1,792,183,645, while exports reach $1,692,? This summary notes the year’s trade surplus and the dominance of exports over imports, with 1913 marking the largest gap in a calendar or fiscal year.
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Washington, D. C
United
Department of Commerce
Ber
Aguinet
Many Oppose Vaccination in Niagara Polis Battle
Authorities back Dr Herman M Briggs plan to curb nomilpox with mass vaccination. Free stations opened, orders to vaccinate city employees and exclude unvaccinated children from public shows. Anti vaccination sentiment strong, city awaits likely clash in public health effort. Five new cases yesterday bring total to 124 under quarantine.
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Niagara Polis
Herman M. Briggs
Thrward Clark
State Health Department
Hopelessly Insane Defense in Schmidt Murder Trial
New York January 30 reports Dre Smithly Jelliffe and Duglas F MacDonald alternating for the defense in Hans Schmidt case, claiming Schmidt is incurably insane from a ment al condition. Dr Jolie testified Schmidt described his thoughts and collapsed under pressure, with Jelliffe corroborating.
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New York
Dre
Smithly Jelliffe
Duglas F. MacDonald
Hans Schmidt
Anni Aumuller
Dr. Jolie
Schmidt
Jeiliffe
Paychopathic
Bellevue Hospital
Losses Second Parent In Typhoid Tragedy
Waterbury report of a family bereavement notes Mrs. May Edwards ill with typhoid after her husband Mr. Plane died in December. Harriet Billings arrived from Providence four years ago to wed Mollie and Annie in Saskatchewan. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Waterbury
Honey
Plane
Edwards
Harriet Billings
Providence
B. 1
Mollie
Annie
Saskatchewan
Mae
Norwich Opens Season With Cornell Gridiron Clash
Norwich announces its season opener against Cornell at the Polo Grounds on October 24, the second meeting between the two colleges. The nine game slate includes games at Providence, New York City, Cambridge, and New Haven with opponents such as Rhode Island State, Amherst, Wesleyan, Vermont, Yale, Harvard, and Christ Church.
College Board Bans Tango at Campus Socials
A campus committee titled the committee of authority on proper dancing will oversee dances at college social events. The plan allows the waltz and two step with safety limits, while dances with exotic or sexual connotations are deemed improper for students.
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Teemay
Soeral
Dancre
Woburn tannery fire leaves 75 idle
Fire at the American Hide and Leather tannery in Woburn Massachusetts early today caused extensive damage to nearby factories and homes. Estimated losses run to about 100900 with seventy five workers rendered unemployed as ten families were displaced by the blaze and approaching flames.
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Woburn
Mass
American Hide and Leather Company
Fire destroys big Lynn factory and nearby buildings
A three story factory on Suffolk Street in Lynn was burned last night along with two or three outbuildings and part of a tenement house nearby. Water damage rose to the Lynn Realty building. Estimated loss runs to $75,000. The blaze started in a factory operated by John Owen and involved Lynn Heel Co and Velwell Shoe Co. About 20 autos stored across the street were saved and American Express workers quickly moved stock from their stable.
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Lynn
Mase
Suffolk Stret
Suffolk
Hearhy
Lynn Realty Company
John Owen
Lynn Heel Company
American Express Company
Federal league fights on as players reach end of contracts
Secretary Lloyd Rickart says the Federals will continue raids next year on players with expiring contracts, aiming to cripple the big leagues unless the new emerit is admitted. The league believes recent signings shield top stars from counter raids, with a plan to operate on equal terms if needed. Manager Evern cites a Cubs vs Louis Americans three game series in Tampa March 4 5 and 6 with a later return to St Petersburg Florida.
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Chicago
Jen
Federal League
Lloyd Rickart
Federals
Rickart
Ral
Lols
Evern
Chicago Nationale
South
Cubs
Tampa
Wil
St. Petersburg
Florida
Woman Fined for Smuggling Sapphire Pendant
New York January 20 Robert T Heitmeyer a wealthy manufacturer of Hotoken and Mrs Edn M Alexander were fined 1000 each by Judge James La Martin in Vermont for smuggling sapphire and diamond pendant from Europe last November. Heitmeyer paid two ten dollar notes from a roll. Frank J Alexander, a salesman and husband of the defendant’s sister, has a 150008 suit in New Jersey against Heitmeyer for alienation of his wife. Heitmeyer recently obtained a divorce from her.
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New York
Europe
Robert T. Heitmeyer
Hotoken
Edn M. Alexander
James la Martin
Vermont
United States
Heitmeyer
Federal
Martin
Hother
Frank J. Alexander
New Jersey
Burial at Burlington for Mrs Annette N Loveland
Funeral held yesterday at the Unitarian church in Burlington with the Rev. Berbd Staples officiating. Bearers included William Ef. Zottman and Charles A. Burnham. Out of town relatives and flowers from local orders noted. Interment at Lake View Cemetery.
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Burlington
Annette N. Loveland
Unitarian Church
Ber Bd
Staples
William Ef. Zottman
Charles A. Burnham
William J. Burnham
Fayette L. Taft
Kinks
Woman's Relief Corps
Big Installation Ceremony By Hibernians And Auxiliaries
About 300 attendees gathered at the Knights of Columbus hall for the joint installation of officers of division No 1 A Q HL and the Ladies Auxiliary to division No 1. Rev P M McKenna spoke on Ireland and Home Rule while Rev Hugh McKenna lectured on high ideals. Officers were installed by W H Sullivan with numerous auxiliary officers named and a program of songs, poetry, and dancing followed into late evening, plus a supper served by the Ladies' Auxiliary.
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Knights of Columbus Hall
A. Q
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Cereimouine
PM. McKenna
Pie
St. Monica's Church
Hugh McKenna
St. Monica's
P.M. McKenna
Order
United States
Ireland
McKenna
Ireland Wien
Trelant
Hix
Anxioualy
Hugh McKetina
Leigh Wormtiood
If. Sullivan
Washington Gouty Association
John Maley
Patrick Dunleavy
Daniel Keefe
J. E. McNulty
T. H. Carroll
Donaly Gregory
Michiel Keefe
Mix Lizzie McGovern
Montpelier
Washington County Association of Ladies’ Auxiliation
J. Edward Murphy
William Riley
J. J. Good
Weston Walker
Janes Hastings
Burt Humphries
ON. Granger
Mae Quinlan
John Jordan
Mine Ruth Humphries
Harris
Orpitextra
Inspection success marks Knights Templar event at St. Aldemar
Knights Templar St. Aldemar commandery No 11 held a large inspection night with eighty five Sir Knights attending from Marre, Montpelier, Middlebury and Newport. A dinner preceded the inspection, the commandery orchestra performed, and several speakers offered remarks. Gratitude was expressed to the ladies of the Eastern Star Ruth chapter for assistance.
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St. Aldemar
Ix Pleves
J. C. Jarvis
Frederic Edwards
Montpelie
William Inglis
Gee W. Grant
Gray
George P. Root
New
Mt. Grad
W. H. Brewster
Middlebury
St. Aldemer
Avery
Enel S Peaker
Vermont Educational Commission Meeting Report
The Vermont education commission met at the State House with members including J. John T. Watson chairing and Theodore N. Vail attending from Lyndenville. They discussed the Carmygiv Educational Foundation and a forthcoming supplementary report, with continuing sessions and an oncoming publication planned by newspapers.
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Vermont Mivestion Commission
Nicholas Murrigwe
Colubia
Jastion John T. Watson
Montpelier
Theodore N. Vail
Lyndenville
Percival W. Clement
Ruthend
Frank H. Brooks
St. Jacebury
Eli Porter
Wilmington
A. E. Tuttle
Bellows Falls
James B. Bates
Horace ¥. Graban
Craftstury
G.L. Tunt
Sporaineville
Contramont
Commisaiion
Companlas
Rey
Carmygiv Educational Foundation
Peeti
U c Yaays
Vermant Cimimiveiin
Iiteelf
Man Charged With Robinson of Tuxbury Store
Windsor reports Charles Keeme, jailed in Woodstock, waived preliminary, charged in a Tuxbury store robbery. Keeme, a Newton native, tied to a New York based gang, held for trial in June.
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Windsor
Dat
Charles EK
Keeme
Oth
Castorday
Tuxbury
Woodstock
Newton
Robibere
New York
Died on Tour of the Orient Ader By Many Lines
A fragmented obituary notice records a person likely named Ader who died while on a tour of the Orient. The readable lines indicate a death event during travel with limited biographical details available.
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The
Death of Samuel Capen Former Wellesley Trustee Leader
Samuel P. Capen, born December 12, 1848 in Bowton, long served as chairman of the board of trustees at Wellesley College and headed the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. He died yesterday in Shangti, China, with a career including partnership at Terry Bright Capen and leadership roles in civic, religious, and educational organizations.
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Toston
Shangti
China
Samuel P. Capen
Wellesley College
American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions
Moublegram
Cape Wun Niki
Mission
Orient
Samuel Billings Capen
Bowton
Wentworth & Bright
Boston
Terry, Bright & Capen
Capen
Heston Municipal League
Congregational Sunday School
Jie Society
American Board of Commissions of Foreign Missions
Deacon J Newton Perrin Obituary In Berlin
Deacon J Newton Perrin aged 91 died quietly last evening after recent paralytic attacks. A lifelong Berlin resident, he led community, school, and church efforts, served in the legislature, and ran a productive farm. Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm from the Congregational church with Rev Frank Blowfield. interment Berlin cemetery.
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Deacon J. Newton Perrin
Berlin
Deacon Perrin
Arthose Hosford
Thetford
Lucy Adama
Harriet E. Perrin
Grand Rapids
Mary
Royalton
Forter
Elishe Perrin
J. Newton Perrin, Jr
Sanborn‘town
N. H
Arthur Crandall
Mary Perrin
Perrin
Hhe
Wis
Congregational Church Society
Frank Blowfield
Burial at Maplewood Funeral Service Details
The remains of Barre resident were taken to Maplewood for burial after a prayer service at the house. The pastor led both services with an obituary symbolizing the church and community mourners. A procession accompanied the funeral and interment from the residence to the grave with several attendees listed.
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Barre
Henith
Hfollows
Tl. F. Wake
AM. Goodrich
OW. Martin
W. KE. Greager
Weather Forecast for Tonight and Tomorrow
Weather forecast notes clear to partly cloudy conditions with cooler and drier air overnight. Expect a light breeze and a drop in temperatures toward early morning, with possible frost in rural areas tomorrow.
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Mercury
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Noun
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Norwich
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Middleberg
American Hide & Leather Co
Big Lynn
Suildings
Baseball Federals
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St. Aldemar Commandery
Educational Commission
Carnegie Foundation
Charles Greene
Shanghai
Maplewood
Lydia Persons
Williamstown
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