Heroic Sea Captain Rescues Crew As Towboat Reaches Stranded Schooner
Cape Henry Va March 1 A Norfolk towboat captain Merideth Partridge defeated a sixty mile gale to reach the near doomed four masted schooner George M Grant lying 800 yards from shore. The crew was saved as the Twohey towed away then headed for Norfolk. The Grant will be a total loss.
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Cape Henry
George M. Grant
Merideth Partridge
Norfolk
Jack Twohey
Virginia Carolina
Virginia Beach
Grant
Partridge
Volunteer Movement Rallies 5000 for Foreign Missions
Nearly five thousand representatives from all states and Canadian provinces gathered in Nashville for the student volunteer movement for foreign missions. John R. Mott opened with prayer and a brief address on aims and potential, followed by Robt. E. Speer of the Presbyterian board. Two overflow evening meetings were held at First Presbyterian and Vine Street churches.
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Nashville
Canada
Foreign Missions
John R. Mott
Robt. BE. Speer
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Vine Street
King Edward Well Says Doctor Ott Denies Ill Health
Vienna March 1 Dr Ott the Marienbad physician to King Edward publicly denies rumors of the king’s ill health. He states the king was never in better health and suggests the rumors arise from malicious inventions possibly with political motives.
Neil Defends Bantam Title With 14th-Round KO
Frank Neily, the American bantamweight champion, successfully defended his title beating Harry Kenny by knockout in the fourteenth round at Mechanics' Pavilion. Neal dominated from start to finish with Kenny showing heavy punishment while Neily remained unscathed.
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Neil
San Francisco
Frank Neily
Successfuly
Harry Kenny
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Kenny
Miners’ Demands Sent by Committee of Seven
Demands from the anthracite miners committee of seven were forwarded to operators. John Mitchell said the requests were sent to George F. Baer, president of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company, for action.
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New York
Committee of Seven
John Mitchell
George F. Baer
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Famine in Japan Brings Severe Suffering and Death
The Dakto ship from Wagan reports the famine in Miyagi and Fukushima worsens. W. E. Lampe appeals aid noting 680000 at risk of starvation and visits to 26 counties yielding 9000 yen. Descriptions include mothers warming babies with clothing and a woman dying in childbirth frozen beside a shrine.
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Seattle
Wash
Dakota
Wagan
Japan
W. E. Lampe
Foreign Committee On Relief
Miyagi
Fukushima
McCurdy and family sail for Europe on Amerika
Richard A. McCurdy former Mutual Life president Mrs McCurdy and Louis G Thebaud with Mrs Thebaud depart Morristown New Jersey aboard the Hamburg American steamship Amerika. Thebaud’s coachman Thomas Beddow arrested for assault and battery in the incident.
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McCurdy
New York
Richard A. McCurdy
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Louis G. Thebaud
Thebaud
Thebauds
Amerika
Doors Not Open Banking Institution at Fort Smith
The Southern Bank and Trust company in Fort Smith Arkansas failed to open on Thursday. A notice says the bank’s interests were sold to Tom Neal of Fort Smith who will pay all depositors in full. Deposits total about 80000 dollars. Assets, including notes loans discounts and fixtures, total about 80000 dollars. The bank was a branch of the Dallas Texas Southern Bank and Trust company.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Southern Bank and Trust Company
Tom Neal
Dalas, Tex
House Agrees to Continuance of Five Civilized Tribes
Washington march 1 the house has agreed to the senate joint resolution continuing tribal government of the five civilized tribes until Indian property shall have been disposed of.
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Washington
House
Senate
Texas and Pacific and Rock Island Gulf file asset reports
Austin March 1 reports show the Texas and Pacific and Chicago Rock Island and Gulf railroads filing under the intangible assets law. Washington March 1 James A. Rose nominated by the president to be postmaster at Chickasha.
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Austin
Texas and Pacific
Chicago
Rock Island
Gulf
Chickasha
Washington
James A. Rose
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Albatros
Howell Brothers
Bryan
Postoffice Drugstore
Druwigs
Bryan Steam Laundry
GEO. A. Adams
Parker Building
Oliver Typewriter
Heroi
King Edward Well
Europe
OPERA
Stevenson Machine
Silas &. Johnson Parker
Montreal
E. Rohde
Trurphonea
Staales Ther Uba Ding Dprugghist
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