Steamer Wilhelmina Stranded Off Cape Cod Amid Ice
The freighter Wilhelmina is stranded off Pamet River mouth in Cape Cod Bay with 50 mile per hour northwest seas driving ice and pounding hull. Captain Irwin Collins and six Pamet River life-saving crewmen are aboard with Captain McNiege and his men, unable to leave as high waves trap the vessel. Revenue cutter Gresham and tug Mary Arnold could not reach within a mile due to heavy seas and ice, then returned to Provincetown Harbor. The ship, carrying phosphate to Weymouth from Boca Grande and heading to Newport News to load coal, is feared to break apart by morning. Snowstorm further hampers rescue and salvage efforts.
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Provincetown
Pamet River
Ape Cod Bay
Aptain Irwin Collins
McNiege
Gresham
Mary Arnold
Wilhelmina
Provincetown Harbor
Boca Grande
Weymouth
Newport News
A. H.hull & Co
New York
Light at Wood End Eludes Steamship Wreck
Pamet River life-saving crew attempted three times to reach the steamship in a shallow bay and on a lee shore but failed to launch. Wood End life savers also tried with a power boat, but that effort ended unsuccessful.
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Wood End
Pamet
Lfe
Autos Collide On Boylston Street
Two autos collided at about 7 10 last night at the corner of Boylston and Dartmouth streets. The cars closed like an accordion and the occupants escaped injury. One car belonged to James M Crafts of 111 Commonwealth avenue and was driven by William Lavoie of 31 Astor street. The second car was operated by Frederick F Holden of 16 Weatherbee street Denham and owned by Max Shoolman of 6590 Cambridge street Allston.
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Boylston
Dartmouth Streets
James M. Crafts
Commonwealth Avenue
William Lavoie
Astor Street
Frederick F. Holden
Weatherbee Street
Denham
Max Shoolman
Cambridge Street
Allston
Man Awarded 4200 for Railroad Injury Suit
William Duncan received 4200 in a verdict against the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Co. He was seriously injured when a locomotive collided with the rear of a train at South Station yesterday.
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Wiliam Duncan
Ainst the
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co
South
Percy the Mechanical Man Sells One Laugh at a Time
The Sunday Post features a color comic in which Percy the Mechanical Man tries a department store sales job. His antics promise hearty laughter for readers next Sunday, highlighting a playful salesroom scenario.
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Percy
Sunday Post
Resignation Crisis Hits French Cabinet Over Congo Talks
Paris reports a dramatic cabinet crisis as Foreign Minister Justin de Selves resigns amid accusations financiers from France and Germany conducted secret Congo and Morocco negotiations. Premier Caillaux denies such talks while a parliamentary inquiry looms.
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Paris
Justin de Selves
France
Germany
Congo
Morocco
Caillaux
Senate Committee
French Foreign Crisis Deepens Over Congo Rail Talks
A French cabinet crisis erupts as Premier Caillaux and Foreign Minister De Selves clash over secret Congo railroad negotiations. De Selves resigns after refusing to confirm or deny Caillaux’s disclosures, Clemenceau presses for truth, and Del Casse rumored as possible foreign head.
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Jules Cambon
Germany
Foreign Office
Ambbassador
Congo
Kamerun
Morocco
Senate Committee
Clemenceau
Caillaux
de Selves
M. Ne Selves
Fallieres
Cailiaux
M. del Casse
Marine
Keliher Files Demurrer in Bonding Case
Keliher, jailed in East Cambridge, files a demurrer to Receiver John L. Bates suit seeking to reach securities deposited with Massachusetts Bonding Company on a $30,000 bail bond. He argues the liability is not a debt under the law and that equity lacks jurisdiction.
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Keliher
East Cambridge
Hig
United States Circuit of Appeals
John L. Bates
Massachusetts Bonding Company
Kelcher
Call for press leaders to meet on world peace
William Deming of Cheyenne asks President Taft to convene a conference of newspaper editors to discuss world peace arbitration for all international disputes. He urges assembling representatives of the press to crystallize public sentiment and promote arbitration between capital and labor.
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Peace Congress
Washington
Taft
Pross
William ©. Deming
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Roosevelt
House of Governors
Hyde Park Democrats organized Ward 26 club
The Jefferson Democratic Club of Ward 26 was organized in Hyde Park last evening with over 100 members. Elected officers include James EB. Coz president James E. Hiney vice president Edward P. Wilett treasurer and P. JH. Jordan secretary.
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Jefferson Democratic Club
Hyde Park
James EB. Coz
James E. Hiney
Vicars Dent
Edward P. Wilett
Treseurer
P. JH. Jordan
Phelps Wife Seeks Pardon Before Executive Council
Mrs. Phelps wife of Silas N. Phelps will plead before the Executive Council for the commutation of her husband's death sentence to life imprisonment. She asked to appear with her six children and has long wished to deliver this final prayer to the Councillors.
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Phelps
Silas N. Phelps
Executive Council
Phelps Case Moves to Council as Richeson Quarrel Looms
Governor Foss plans to refer the Phelps petition to the Executive Council with a hearing not expected for a week. Mrs. Phelps and children prepare to travel to Boston after funds were raised. Richeson faces execution but supporters seek commutation, citing mental responsibility in the poison case. Three new council members have voted to abolish capital punishment, while Quinn backs clemency for both men.
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Phelps
Boston
C. V. T. Richeson
Sanderson
Richeson
Rcheson
Avis Linnell
Executive Council
Friends of
Munroe
Haskins
Franklin County
Luce
Keith and
Schuster
Keith
Quinn
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