Utopia Disaster Aboard Sinking Vessel After Collision
The Gibraltar report says 880 aboard Naples bound Utopia, only 311 saved, 569 lost or missing. The Anson rammed the liner amid a gale causing rapid sinking within minutes. Rescue efforts by British and Swedish crews saved many as bodies are recovered and divers search the wreck.
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Gibraltar
Utopia
Naples
W. T. Colbron
New York City
C. G. Davis
Boston
Anson
Bay of Gibraltar
Rodney
Britain
Channel Squadron
Amber
Immortalite
Petersen
McKeague
Tragic sinking of the Utopia after collision near Gibraltar
Survivors and casualties from the steamship Utopia are reported after striking the Anson and sinking in seven fathoms near Gibraltar. About 173 survivors remain on warships, 130 Italians saved and eight bodies recovered. Cargo valued at 300000 dollars. ship at 400000 dollars. Survivors to be moved to Genoa aboard Assyria. many fear ocean travel again.
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Utopia
United States
London
Gibraltar
Seymour
Anson
New York
Anchor Line Steamship Company
Mediterranean
Assyria
Anchor Line
Genoa
Weber
The Brazilian Treaty Talk at Arkwright Club Meeting
The Arkwright Club met at Youne's Hotel to hear W E Curtis of the Bureau of the American Republics discuss the Brazil United States treaty. Curtis explained benefits for US manufacturers, outlined tariff schedules, and contrasted US and British packing, credit, and shipping practices.
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Arkwright Club
Youne’s
W.E. Curtis
Bureau of the American Republics
Washington
Curtis
Lovering
Jefferson Coolidge
United States
Brazil
England
France
Germany
Rio de Janeiro
Great Britain
Itis
Last Chance for Georgia Alabama Investment Stock
Prompted by unprecedented demand, Georgia Alabama Investment and Development Company announces stock will rise Friday March 20. The firm, led by prominent executives, reports flourishing prospects and increased property value with an office at 244 Washington Street selling at 333 1 3 dollars per share. Books close for the April dividend on Friday and reopen with a higher price.
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Georgia- Alabama Investment and Development Company
Washington Street
Massachusetts Railroads Bill Seeks Stock Auction Power
In the Massachusetts Senate debate, the substitute bill by Mr. McDonald of Pittsfield to authorize railroads to increase capital stock via public auction was preferred over a report opposing it. Proponents argued it would fund improvements and grade-crossing removal, while opponents warned of outside control and moral hazards. The substituted bill passed 101 to 56 with extensive yeas and nays recorded.
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Land
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Day
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Moore
Board of Railroad Commissioners
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Card of Railroad Commissioners
Boston
Fioe
Sue Corporation
Senate
Russell
Congress
Executive Department
House of Representatives
States
District of Columbia
W. E. Russet
City Council of
N. Matthews, Jr
McNary
Messrs. Pinkerton
West
Committee On
Donovan
Charter Petition for Deposit and Trust Company in Newburyport
George E. Stickney filed a petition seeking a charter for a deposit and trust company in Newburyport. The report notes issues related to furnishing and using more than one ballot box in certain cases and mentions leave to withdraw.
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George E. Stickney
Deposit and Trust Company
Newburypor
Williston Seminary Alumni Reunion Highlights Semi Centenary
A distinguished gathering at Youngs marked the first annual alumni reunion and the seminarys fiftieth anniversary. Dr Gallagher, principals remarks, and an illustrated souvenir defined the event. Prominent guests included A L Williston General F A Walker John E Russell and G Stanley Hall with reminiscences on the schools growth and future.
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Young
Williston Seminary
Gallagher
M. F. Dickinson
William Gallagher
A. L. Williston
Board of Trade
Northampton
F. A. Walker
John E. Russell
James M. Barker
Pittsfield
G. Stanley Hall
Glard University
Worcester
Daniel Williston
Cambridge
George H. Newmann
Easthampton
Mills
Amherst College
Dickinson
A. Lyman Williston
Walker
Dr. Gallagher
Williston
Lyman Williston
Connecticut
Ox Bow
Henry M. Whitney
G. S. Hall
Colby
Samuel T. Seelye
Truseeane W. 5
Shurtleff
Springfield
Weather Forecast and Synopses for New England and East
Forecast through Thursday evening calls for light rain in parts of New England and eastern New York with fair, colder nights. Northern New England sees fair, colder with northwest winds. Southern New England cloudy then clearing. Friday expected to be fair with cold, north winds. At observation last night overcast in eastern districts with light snow in Oswego and Buffalo. a trough from New England to the Gulf of Mexico and a secondary storm moved through the lower lakes. A cooler anti cyclone brings clear skies into Friday, with temperatures in the lake region and Mississippi Valley 10 to 20 degrees cooler than 24 hours earlier. Minimums near Northfield Vermont around 4 degrees, highs to 50 in Boston.
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New England
Tennessee
Oswego
Buffalo
Grand Haven
Gulf of Mexico
Lower Lakes
Beatport
Upper
Lake Region
Lake Districts
Mississippi Valley
Northfield
Kansas City
Bismarck
Oak
Boston
Weather Data Summary for Region at 8 PM
The report lists barometer 30.00, thermometer 41.0, dew point 28, relative humidity 87, wind from West at 14 mph, cloudy with zero rainfall. Mean daily barometer 30.08, max thermometer 40.4, mean daily pear 137.2, minimum 25.0, mean wind 28, total precipitation 0.0. Normal max 39.5, normal min 25.1.
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Civil Engineers and Clubs Meet Arrivals At East Meet
The Boston Society of Civil Engineers held its annual meeting at the American House with 265 members, 35 new names added, and over $600 more in funds. Officers elected include President F P Stearns and Secretary S E Tinkham. Also reported are gatherings of Minute Men of ’61, Chelsea Ramblers, and other clubs with arrivals and dinners, plus numerous notable guests at the Vendome and Brunswick hotels.
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Civil Engineers
Menen
Boston Society of Civil Engineers
American House
Clemens Herschel
F. P. Stearns
W. E. McClintock
S. E. Tinkham
Henry Manley
F. W. Hodgdon
G. F. Swain
Herschel
Henry Walker
Minute Men of ’61
Crawford House
Faneuil Hall
Hone W. Walker
E. W. Bence Heardrop
James Tucker
A. B. Packard
S.C. Lawrence
E. F. Spofford
Zacheus Holmes
Cartermaster
George Wason
Starr
F. A. Brown
Snow
F.T. Ward
Hommonathic Physicians’ Club
R. B. Hayes
Fremont, O
J. R. McKee
Lagsny
Vendome
Brunswick
William E. Curtis
Washington
Veronohn P. Taylor
Andover
Chalmer Dale
York
F.C. Yam
Springfield
Orcester
New Or Brunswick
F. Von_ Bennett, Jr
New York
F. H. Pierce
Hornduck
F.C. Patch
Wakefield
Oodman
Thomas Bock
Chicagos
Frank Davis
Providence
M. T. Sherman
Ouna
J. M. Ramsey
Chicago
GF. Hills
Amherst
Mena
Norwich
Conn
E. D. Bea
Buffalo
G. K Hontelle
Waterville
Rummelis
Frank Rankine
St. John, N. B
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