Fishermen Help Save Passengers in Sinking Ship Tragedy
In a night wreck off Port Nova the steamer broke apart. Fishermen and sailors used lifeboats to evacuate women and children, saving many as Shea and Pike perished. Rescue proceeded to Louisburg and Sydney. the ship is now a total loss. Names of passengers include S. R. Armstrong and H. W. Crawford among others.
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Pike
tMs
Mainadieu
Louisburg
Douglas H. Thomas
Port Nova
Sydney
S. R. Armstrong
Johnsburg
Penn
Newfoundland
W. T. Thomas
Boston
O. L. Russum
Albany
N. Y
H. W. Crawford
T. C. Brown
London
England
H. E
E. Uphill
Full Day’s Work for All Customs Men Ordered
Washington March 24 The order from Secretary MacVeagh requires a full day's work for every customs employee from high paid collectors to dock stevedores. Special agents report more help is unnecessary as strict enforcement could save the government thousands yearly. Chief Wilkie is directed to enforce the directive.
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Washington
United States
MacVeagh
Customs Service
Wilkie
Wilberforce Receives Dunbar Scholarship Award
The Paul Lawrence Dunbar scholarship of 2000 dollars was awarded to Wilberforce University in Wilberforce Ohio. The first recipient will be Paul Lawrence Dunbar Taylor of Dayton Ohio, a member of the Dunbar family. The notice came from Dr. David W. Clark of Boston, chair of the commission.
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Xenia
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Wilberforce University
Wilberforce
Dunbar
Paul Lawrence Dunbar Taylor
Dayton
David W. Clark
Boston
Representative pushes investigation into brutal treatment in insane hospitals
Swampscott's Martin L Quinn told the State Board of Insanity of alleged brutal treatment in hospitals for the insane. He urged a thorough inquiry, noting relatives fear publicizing complaints. He pressed for an April report and investigation order before rules committee.
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Martin L. Quinn
Swampscott
State Board of Insanity
Quinn
Committee On Rules
Representative Quinn and Dr Copp Discuss Insane Hospital Probe
Representative Quinn spoke with Dr Copp secretary of the board about his order for an investigation of conditions in the insane hospitals. Dr Copp said publicity of alleged brutality cases harmed the families and communities involved.
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Quinn
Dr. Copp
Adventist Leader Elder Miles Grant Dies in Los Angeles
The noted Adventist preacher Elder Miles Grant died in Los Angeles, Cal. He spent over fifty years itinerating across the United States and Canada and preached in England, Italy, India and Australia. Grant edited The World’s Crisis and Adventist Journal for about two decades. He was 41 years old and once lived in Chelsea, Massachusetts.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Miles Grant
Advent Christian Publication Society
Lider Grant
Union
Canada
England
Italy
India
Australia
World
Crisis
Adventist Journsl
Chelsea
Mass
Real Boston leader defends bill in open reply
Hugh Bancroft, Real Boston chairman, answers Arthur W. Blakemore of Newton in a public letter. He counters claims about the bill’s scope, cites a census bureau letter, and emphasizes that Real Boston creates a advisory council of metropolitan leaders while denying it forms a new legislative body.
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Hugh Bancroft
Real Boston
Arthur W. Blakemore
Newton
Bancroft
Blakemore
Real
Boston
Census Bureau
Mr. Blakemore
Laughter Mixes With Courtroom Motions in Personal Matters
A fragment notes multiple exchanges between parties on personal issues, creating a humorous undertone amid formal proceedings. The line suggests repeated informal discussions during the day, highlighting the casual tone in a legal setting.
Archibald Butt Receives Full Major Army Commission
Captain Archibald W. Butt military aide to President Taft earned promotion to major after his examination was signed today by the President. Butt had previously served as aide to President Roosevelt in a similar capacity.
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Archie Butt
Washington
Archibald W. Butt
Taft
Roosevelt
Army
Major Butt
Taft Believes He Is Victim of Pink Eye
Washington March 24 Callers at the White House found President Taft wearing smoked eye glasses. His right eye is badly inflamed and he suspects pink eye. He remained at his desk and pushed through a vast amount of accumulated work.
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Washington
White House
Taft
Pape's Cold Compound Claims Fast Grippe Relief
An ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as the best remedy for cold and grippe with rapid relief after the first dose. It claims three years of research and cost of over fifty thousand dollars, notes no quinine, and prices a 25 cent package as universally available.
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Grippe
Pape
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