Vessel Colosquia Sinks After Reef Collision Near Grand Manan
A Royal Mall packet steamship Colosquia struck rocks near Grand Manan in a gale and sank. Rescue efforts by tug J L Cann and government steamers including Lady Laurier and two U S revenue cutters continued into afternoon. fog and heavy seas hampered search. Passengers and crew from England and Canada were aboard, with some reported missing as authorities feared the ship wrecked on a reef in Fundy Bay.
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Newspaper Circulation Solicitor Found Dead in Hyde Park
Fred Bateman 40 a Times Star circulation solicitor was found unconscious on the Hyde Park sidewalk at 3734 Ayers Avenue and died at home. Neighbor Mrs. George Jordan discovered him. A head wound prompted early beliefs of assault but coroner Foertmeyer and Night Chief Stegner ruled the wound occurred from a fall.
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Ex convict is mayor election shocks Boston scene
Congressman James M. Curley won the Boston mayoralty by a 6000 vote margin over Thomas J. Kenny. Curley has long held office since 1900 and was convicted in 1903 by a Federal jury for income charges, serving months in jail.
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Interpreter’s Language Puzzle Puzzles New York Officials
Special to The American reports a curious exchange at the New York City Mayor's office where Arthur Woods opens a document from the Mayor's Annicchiarico and notes that while love languages are many, he has never seen such text. Street Cleaning Commissioner Featherstone, expert in sanitation, jokes his English is poor yet his idea is correct.
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Senate to push deposit guarantee plan for federal banks
Washington January reports indicate the Senate banking and currency committee will soon report a bill to guarantee deposits held in banks within the Federal Reserve system. The plan, supported by Senator Nelson, aims to create a fund guaranteeing all deposits after the Federal Reserve Bank pays six percent on stock and builds surplus. The measure parallels prior Glass-Owen ideas and is expected to be enacted this session.
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Wrights Win In Suit Over Aero Patents In Appeals Court
The Wright Company of Dayton Ohio led by Orville Wright wins a five year dispute over aeroplane patents worth 15 million dollars. The United States Circuit Court of Appeals Judges Coxe and Ward uphold Judge Hazel of Buffalo in favor of Wright patents.
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New York Man Arrested in $40,000 Bank Theft Case
Frink M Henning of New York was arrested on a charge of stealing $40,000 from the Farmers Bank of Setmumberg located about 20 miles from Chicago. Henning claimed the money was lost in speculative ventures.
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Zapatista Force En Camp Near Atlixco In Great Tension
Special to The American reports disaffection among unpaid Mexican troops spreading as Huerta delays debt payment to fund the army. Rebels win small engagements near Osumba and Atlixco, with a strong Zapatista force encamped at Atlixco preparing for a near battle as federal reinforcements converge.
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Mexico Debt Interest Payment Baffles U S Officials
Washington reports Secretary Huerta’s statement on Mexico external debt interest payments created confusion. US officials say they have heard no official change and the US holds most Mexican government securities in Europe while National Railways interests remain focused.
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10 Trains To Move Mexican Refugees
Special to The Attertees El Paso Texas Jan 13 Ten trains were ordered today by the United States government to transport Mexican federal soldiers and other renown prisoners at Presidio. The Southern Pacific railroad will send the name to Marfa Texas to meet the refugees when they reach there from Presidio. The refugees will first be in wrned at Fort Bliss but unless there is a change in present plans they will eventually be sent to Fort Rosecrans Cal near San Diego. Four companies of the Twentieth infantry recently arrived on the border from Salt Lake City Utah will guard the prisoners from Marfa into El Paso.
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Actress Seeks Divorce Over Preacher Husband Indiscretions
The actress Adele Blood accuses Rev. Cater Russell Davis of infidelity in a divorce filing. Louis Power Bryant, stage name Jule Power, is named as co respondent. Davis formerly led a California church and later pursued acting and directing.
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Hunt Plans Move to Oust Spiegel
Former Mayor Hunt and Civil Service officials threaten charges under the Civil Service law to remove Mayor Spiegel. The plan centers on district control at City Hall as Stitchnath is replaced by Maag and police help may be used if needed. Stichnath vows to contest removal amid ongoing complaints about cleanliness.
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Weather Outlook Ahead for Ohio Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia
Forecasters predict Wednesday will bring increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions in Cinci Nari and vicinity and Ohio. Kentucky Indiana expect fair skies with rising temperatures while West Virginia will be milder though still cool with less cold air.
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Wilson Antitrust Program Outlined by President
Special to The American from Washington reports President Wilson outlining his anti trust program to Cabinet members. Key points include supplementing the Sherman act to narrow its debatable area, prohibiting interlocking directorates, fixing personal responsibility for violations, and creating an Interstate Commission to perform investigations and determine enforcement actions.
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Hotel Guests Robbed In Late Night Grand Heist
Thieves entered the Grand Hotel by a fire escape last night and stole items from Homer Gillett and W. W. OBryan valued at 90 dollars. Gillett lost an overcoat while OBryan reported a ladies gold watch a suitcase and a suit missing. Both victims occupy room 418. two other rooms were reported occupied but found vacant.
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Cure Tested for Tuberculosis at Guy’s Hospital
London January 13 reports a new tuberculosis treatment at Guy's Hospital. The method involves an incision to remove most of the œsophageal center and leave a portion connected to the small intestine. It follows Metchnikoff's theory linking bacterial overgrowth and failed elimination to disease.
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Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Japanese Islands Amid Eruption
Widespread tremors ripple through the Japanese archipelago as volcanic activity triggers an eruption. Residents flee to boats and seek safety along coastlines while authorities monitor seaborne evacuations and potential tsunami risks.
Ancient Pompeii analog in Kagoshima volcanic disaster
Tokio Japan Jan 13 The city of Kagoshima with 64000 inhabitants was destroyed by lava and ash after Sakurashima volcano erupted on Jan 12 Survivors spoke of brutal heat from advancing flames a mass exodus to the beach and efforts by ships and troops to aid survivors as ash showers fell over Nagasaki and distant Kiushiu towns.
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