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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1909

Page

2

Tragedy Aboard Republic Death Toll Remains Unclear

Four deaths on the Republic are reported with two passengers named Mrs. Eugene Lynch of Boston and W. J. Mooney of Langdon North Dakota. Injured include Mrs. M. M. Murphy and Eugene Lynch of Boston as rescue efforts after the collision proceed aboard the Baltic.

Florida Captain Ransom Baltic White Star Company Eugene Lynch Boston W. J. Mooney Langdon, N. D M. M. Murphy Union Central Life Insurance Company Grand Forks N. D Republic Murphy Lynch White Star Line Mooney Mediterranean Mrs. Lynch White Star Ransom Sandy Hook Steamship Republic

Courage Aboard Baltic Survivors of Republic Disaster

The story recalls how women and children were lowered to lifeboats as mighty liners scanned the fog with searchlights. Captain Sealby refused to abandon the Republic, with crew fighting through storm until the Baltic and Gresham attempted salvage. J R Binn, 26, stayed at Marconi duty, sending calls for aid and earning praise for bravery.

General Putnam Baltic Republic New England Florida Voltolin Voltelin New York Messina Reggio Inman Sealby Gresham Sealby Martha’s Vineyard No Man's Land Sandy Hook Ransom J. R. Binn Marconi

Roosevelt to Confer With Hughes in Washington

Governor Charles E. Hughes of New York has been invited by President Roosevelt to Washington for a White House conference this week. The exact day is not known but the topic is believed to concern public questions Roosevelt plans to act on before leaving office on March 4.

Washington Charles E. Hughes New York Roosevelt White House Empire State

Lynching Ends Attack Suspect in Bolivar Case

In Scottsboro Alabama a black man who assaulted the daughter of James Ainley of Bolivar last night was lynched tonight by a mob. Authorities reported the suspect was seized and killed before dawn.

Scottsboro Ala James Ainley Bolivar

Piles Cure Promise With Pazo Ointment Guarantee

Promises to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with money refund. Also advertises Marine Eye Remedy for eye care and a 50 cent price point. The clipped text suggests a vintage medical ad with multiple products.

Mother's Plea Prompts Remedy for Constipation Cure

A mother’s plea about her children’s costiveness leads a hospital matron to endorse a home remedy. Buy aromatic fluid cascava compound essence cardiol and aromatic syrup rhubarb mix and give adults 4 to 2 teaspoons after meals and children 5 drops to a teaspoon based on age.

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