Arctic Explorer Wrecked Near St Johns Newfoundland
Tristian Leden, the Norwegian explorer and chief of the Arctic expedition, is reported in September at St Johns Newfoundland after a wreck. Details remain incomplete as officials assess damage and rescue possibilities.
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Tristian Leden
Wreck of the Pinback Yacht Near Cape Wallerton
An abandoned excerpt notes the July voyage of the American yacht Pinback with a cargo including beads and tools. The vessel sailed toward Hudson Bay and was wrecked after striking near Cape Wallerton while trading with the Msquim. Crew were brought to port by the steamer Ascople after August 20.
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Hudson Bay
Chesterfield
New York
Cape Wallerton
Circuit Court Judge Praises Foster in Letter
Pittsburgh dispatch reports on a letter claimed from Judge Samuel Alschtler of the U S circuit court Seventh Circuit. The letter, dated Chicago Feb 28 1919, commends Secretary Foster for his intelligence, fairness, and moderation in arbitration and union disputes involving steel workers.
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Pittsburgh
Foster
National Steel Workers’ Committee
Samuel Alschtler
United States Circuit Court of Ape ‘Weal
Seventh Circuit
Chicago
John Fitzpatrick
National Commie
American Consul Dies of Apoplexy in Peru
William W. Handley, American consul general at Callao, Peru, died of apoplexy. Stricken about ten days ago, he served in consul positions in Puerto Plata Trinidad and Naples before his Callao appointment in 1915. He was a native of New York and is survived by his widow.
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Umw
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Lima
William W. Wandley
Callao
William W. Handley
Callao-Lima
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Trinidad
Naples
Committee to Consider Boston Police Strike
A sub committee of the Boston Central Labor union’s committee of 17 is called to meet tomorrow afternoon to discuss phases of the policemen's strike and possible further labor action. Presidents John F. McInnes of the policemen's union and Matthew J. Higgins of the Boston Carmen's union have been invited to attend.
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Committee of 17
Boston Central Labor Union
John F. McInnes
The
Policemen’s Union
Matthew. . J. Higgins
Boston ¢Armen's
Brother of Milford's Police Chief Injured
Milford dispatch notes a nonfatal injury involving the brother of the town's police chief as a crossing incident occurs on the Post road.
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Milford
Auto incident injures James Maherm in unclear scene
James Maherm, 54, brother of the chief of police, was struck by a car tonight. The driver fled after claiming to be blinded by headlights. the owner's name was not learned and medical attention was required.
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John Maher
James Maherm
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