Rescue Efforts Continue as Wrecked Vessel and Crew Survive
Eleven officers and men of the crew remain aboard the burning ship as rescue ships including the Purhess liner Mappa and the Royal George assist. The vessel is in distress but safe for the night. The United States revenue cutter Bury joins the search after receiving news from the Calvin Adstit and O'dlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switeloas
United States Revenue Cutter
Bury
Cones of Fundy
Calvin Adstit
Withless
O'dlock
Timber laden schooner William F. Garris sailing to Santa Rosalia
A wireless message from the tug Tatopsh reports the wooden schooner William F. Garris, laden with mining timbers, departed Puget Sound for Santa Rosalia, Mexico, and is on Vancouver Island. The fate of captain Turloff and his 11 men has not been learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epertal
Seattle
Wash
Tatopsh
William F. Garris
Puget Aed
Santa Rosalia
Mex
Vancouver Island
Depen
Turloff
Bodies of three sailors found in Aguirre Bay Tierra Del Fuego
In Aguirre Bay Tierra Del Fuego the bodies of the second mate and two sailors from the German steamer Acilie were found today. No accident report for the Acilia has been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Hill
Aguirre Bay
Tierra del Fuego
Three Husbands and Wife Divorce In Insolvency Court
Three husbands obtained divorces in Insolvency Court yesterday. Judge Wasther heard evidence of neglect and cruelty. Ada Walt won custody of their child in the dispute with Dr. Howard R Watt. George Lunsford and Ali Man Hofland were also granted divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
R. “Watt
Ada
Walt
George Lunsford
Mary
Butchers Strike Tamps Down Trade Across Markets
Reported unrest spreads as Unison members walk out affecting city centers. Vendors fear supply delays for meat and poultry while authorities urge calm and seek quick resolution to restore shop operations.
Solon Demands Will Enatte Pichigend
Gov. J Taylor Ellyson called the State Senate to order today in Fairfax county. Senator Bi Phoraton of Fairfax urged a return of an older directive reflected in county archives. The fragmented text suggests political tension over governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pichigend
Bhorny
Taylor Ellyson
State Senate
Taday
Bi Phoraton
Fairfax
aDemand
Ington
Fairfax County
Washington Senate approves bill to clear streets after suffrage parade
The Senate passed a bill introduced by Senator Jones of Washington authorizing district commissioners to clear streets when deemed necessary. It follows the scandal from last March when suffragists were overrun by a jeering mob in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rmperial
Panhl Washington
Jam
Sayre and Bride Sail for New York
Francis Bémeee and his bride Jepate Wilson sailed from Cherbourg, France to New York. The couple left on January 4 aboard the Amenicata Cherbourg line vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherbourg
France
Francis Bémeee
Jepate 'Wilson
New York
Duplicate Key Thief Reported In Local Theft
Jewelry and clothing valued at 16 dollars were reported stolen from the hem of Anna Wil Mima residing at 194 Mast Third Street. A duplicate key worker is named in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wil- Mima
Mast Third Street
Volcanic eruptions and warship movements reported in early dispatches
Official dispatches describe Takachiho cone in eruption since January 12 with ash a inch deep and arumayama volcano reactivating northwest of Tokyo. Reports recount tidal waves and fires along the coast near Kagoshima and Miyazaki, with refugees fleeing and many perishing amid collapsing buildings and waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinshia
Takachiho
Korishima
Miyakonoje
Kirishima Range
Arumayama
Japan
Tokio
Nagano
Nagano Province
Nagasaki
Kagoshima
Mitoyoshana
Ohio Women Safe Report of Consul Ohio Women Safe Report of Consul
Americans in Nagasaki and Kagoshima districts flee before lava as five Ohio women missionaries sent by the Cincinnati District of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society are reported safe by American Consul Carl Deichman. Stationed at Nagasaki are Elizabeth Russell Wheeling West Virginia Bertha Starkey Titan Indiana Jessica McDowell Joplin Indiana Mary Melton Evanston Illinois Tda Ketcham Riceville Iowa and Louise Bangs Lansing Michigan. At Kagoshima Miss Alice Finlay Coshocton Ohio and Elizabeth Rennick Circleville Ohio are reported destroyed while Hettie Thomas Lancaster Ohio sister of Mary Thomas Deaconess and Kumamoto Kumamoto missionary Rollo Kidwell Delaware Ohio stationed at Paki and a Kumamoto mission helper Teague are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghewen
Ohio
Cincinnati
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Carl F. Deichman
Nagasaki
Japan
Washington
Kaguchima
Sendai
Hiss Elizabeth Russell
Wheeling
W.va
Bertha Starkey
Titan
Jessica McDowell
Jofton
Ind
Mary Melton
Hvanston
Tda Ketcham
Riceville
Iowa
Louise Bangs
Lansing
Mich
Kagoshima
Alice Finlay
Coshocton
Elizabeth Rennick
Circleville
Finlay
Annette Finlay
Wesley ‘Avenue
Hettie Thomas
Lancaster
Mary Thomas
Wesley Avenue
Kumamoto
Ee Teague
Ali
Rollo Kidweil
Delaware
U. S. Extends Aid After Volcano Disaster in Japan
The American Red Cross issued an aid offer and Secretary Bryan sent a message of sympathy to the Japanese government following the volcanic disaster in southern Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willington
American Red Cross
Bryan J
Japan
Election Booths Sold At Public Auction
Twelve portable voting booths owned by the Board of Election were sold at public sale on Wednesday. They cost 149 dollars each and averaged 88 dollars. Buyers planned to use them as play houses for children chicken coops garages and fishing camp houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election
Bernhardt Named to Legion of Honor in Paris List
Paris reports actress Sarah Bernhardt is added as a member of the Legion of Honor. The new members list appeared in the Journal Official yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Legion of Honor
Official
Overcoat stolen from Tenth District school building
An unknown man entered the Tenth District school building at Canal and Elm streets yesterday and stole an overcoat valued at 36 dollars, the property of Charles H. Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth District
Canal and Elm Streets
Charles H. Porter
Contractor Falls Over Embankment in City Street
Gustave Weener a 38 year old contractor of 203 West Corry Street was injured when his vehicle ran over an embankment at Daniel and Dennis streets He was taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Weener
West Corry Street
Daniel and
Dennis Streets
City Hospital
Heiress Williams Wins Interlocutory Divorce in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Van Bielen grants Olga Jatia Everard Williams an interlocutory divorce from William Williams. Williams custody of daughter Natalie is awarded. Evidence included elopement, bathing suit scenes, and rides to Atlantic City with Miss Deanie Woodruff and Miss Fannie De Bost. Williams may wed actor Robert Hilliard after final decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jen
Justice van Bielen
Supreme Court
Frooklyn
Mra
Olga Jatia Everard Williams
William Williams
Willems
Everard Missions
Natalie
Williams
Miss Everard
Wilames
Atlantic City
Din
Mise Deanie Woodruff
Wil Nanos
Fannie P. de Bost
Mise Woodruff
Miss Woodruff
Wil‘ams
W. C. T. U. Endorses No Screen Plan In County Meeting
Central W. C. T. U. members debated saloon closures and backed resolutions against screening saloons. The group held a mass meeting in Lockland for National Constitutional Prohibition Day and planned a county rally February 5 at Trinity M. E. Church with speaker Lillian M. Phelps of Niagara Falls, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. BE
Central W. € T
Hamilton County Wic
T. U
Burton White
Central Society
Mra
B. Witebn
Emma Black
W. Co. T.U
Lockland Organization
Aame
Trinity
M. EB
WC. T. Up
Misa Lillian
M. ‘Phelps
Niagara Falls
N. Ysian International
Man Hurt In Fall From Second Story Window
Charles Henkle aged 25 a Dayton Kentucky carpenter was in serious condition at City Hospital after a fall from a second story window on Shillito Place. He worked for the Mobility Company and suffered a probable skull fracture and internal injuries yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charies ‘Henkle
Dayton
Shillito Place
Henkle
Mbility Company
Admiral Ito Dies at 70 in Tokyo
A death report from Tokyo states Admiral Youke Ito, a longtime chief of staff of the Japanese navy, died today at age seventy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apeetus Caple Bi
Youke Ito
Navy
Woman Arrested on Warrant in Larceny Case
A woman named Margaret Hale, 26, of Trade and Baltimore streets, was arrested yesterday on a warrant for petit larceny. Vincent Falta, a saloon keeper at Culvert Street, reports the theft of several tablecloths and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret 4Ale
Baltimore
Vincent Falta
Culvert Street
Clott
New Drinking Fountain Installed at Clarion and Teomery
Through the Evanston Welfare Association a new drinking fountain has been installed at Clarion Avenue and Teomery Road. The association will hold a banque at the Evanston School Auditorium on Wednesday January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston Woelfare Association
Clarion Avenue
Teomery
Evanston School
Hurt by Fall in Canal Street Pattern Maker In Serious Condition
Anthony Muertker a 70 year old pattern maker is in serious condition at City Hospital after a fall on Canal Street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony. Muertker
Canal A
Thief Steals Package Then Flees Through City Streets
A man grabbed a package from a Mabley Odrew Company delivery wagon on Fourth Avenue and Stone Street yesterday, darted west through Avery alley, and dropped the parcel during a crowd pursuit before escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue
Stone Street
Mabley @ Odrew Company
Avery Alley
Daughter Frozen In Cold City Tragedy
New York dispatch reports extreme cold as temperatures dip to near zero. In East Orange a daughter dies of exposure while her crippled mother watches, marking a stark winter death amid dozens affected across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Orange
Government phones plan backed by national telephony group
In Chicago on January a government operation of long distance telephone service received favor in resolutions adopted by the National Tiesienssier and Telephone Association. The action also urged laws barring any telephone company from manufacturing and selling its own apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Chicago
Jan
National Tiesienssier and Telephone Association
Caruso Collapses On Stage At Met Opera
Enrico Caruso fainted during the performance of Pagliacci at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. He recovered with stagehands catching him and a doctor noting the episode as due to emotion rather than illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Miller Reported Missing From Home in Christmas Eve Disappearance
Douglass Miller, 22, of 1418 Eastern Avenue left for Portsmouth Ohio on December 31 to find work. He has not been seen since and relatives notified the police yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass Miller
Eastern Avenue
Portsmouth
Oho
Colombian official arrested in breach of promise case
Juelano Restrepo, nephew of Colombia s president, and longtime Colombian Consul General in New York, was arrested today in a breach of promise suit filed by 19 year old Carmen Caycedo seeking 50000 dollars. The case highlights diplomatic connections amid a domestic suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Juelano Restrepo
We Yg
Colombia
Carmen Caycedo
Organists Hear Rabbi Philipson at Rockdate Temple
Rabbi David Philipson spoke to the Southern Ohio Guild of Organists yesterday at Rockdate Temple on the topic Music and Religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Philipson
Southern Ohio Guild of Organists
Rockdate Temple
Ob “Music and Religion
Noted Affinity Death in Italy Ends Controversial Tale
The sudden death of Mrs Carrie Rand Herron in Florence Italy ends an affinity story that captivated the country for over 16 years. Prof George D Herron was ousted from college and ministerial positions after he left his wife and divorced her to wed a younger woman. He faced shunning and ultimately moved with his new family to Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peening
New York
Mia
Carrie Rand
Herron
Florence
Italy
George D. Herron
Gumminsville German Bank Directors Reelect, Board Size Fixed
IA officials of the Gumminsville German Bank were re elected at the annual election. The directorate was reduced from 15 to 15 members. Officers named include John B. Hyde as president James G. Fisk as first vice president E. B. Harrin as second vice president and Herbert J. Dorger as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gumminsville German Bank
John B. Hyde
James G. Fisk
E. B. Harrin
Herbert J. Dorger
Wives Seek Divorces Over Absence And Neglect
Insolvency Court yesterday heard four divorce pleas citing wilful absence cruelty and neglect. Sylvia Berwick of 819 Vine Street seeks divorce from Berwick. Charles Quinn owner of a restaurant at 25 West Fifth Street faces a divorce petition from Bertha Einhorn of 534 Clark Street. both petitions allege absence and misconduct. Alimony and child custody requests accompany the actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Berwick
Vine
Alleger
Oneee Berwick
Ta Ti ‘Quinn
Weat
Cherles
Quinn
Bertha
Einhorn
Ania Hegleetr
Froen
Aaron Einhorn
Clark Street
Tom of
Mothers Club to Elect at Twentysthird Dietrigt Public School
The Mothers' Club of Twentysthird Dietrigt Public School holds its annual election this afternoon with candidates listed for president vice president recording secretary corresponding secretary treasurer financial secretary and seven directors. J W Elims president of the housewives cooperative league will speak on the high cost of living and Miss Miriam Geis will perform several musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Twentysthird Dietrigt
B. H. Geile
Weisen- Bee
A Wolf
Sievers
Sehiel
Uhi
Triptow
Kleine
Gerdsen
Mra. Bumiller
Ernst Grdnewes
Fors
Mra. Leppert
Seeven
Mre Sybold
Koerner
Clara Ruess
Minnie Telker
Casini
Thissen
Heeper
Wi Schaffer
Gentrup
Alfred Eger
J. W.W. Elims
Housewives’ Co-operative League
Miriam Geis
Struck By Automobile Injuries Reported in City
John Ruehl age 68 a shoemaker of 270 Calhoun street was bruised and cut after an automobile owned by Roger Ferger 270 McGregor avenue struck him at Wine street and Clifton avenue. He was taken to City Hospital by Ferger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruehl
Calhoun Street
Roger Ferger
McGregor Avenue
Wine Street
Clifton Avenue
City Hospital
Ferger
Boy Missing in Cincinnati Police Asked to Search
Herbert Brubaker aged 15 of Monroe Brubaker Osborne Ohio vanished last Saturday after leaving home believed heading for Cincinnati. His parents appealed to Cincinnati police to locate him and return him safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Brubaker
Monroe Brubaker
Osborne
Ohio
Cincinnati
Funeral for George A. McPhee Set at Scottish Rite
George A. McPhee dies suddenly Monday night. Body in state from 9 to 10 AM at the Scottish Rite Cathedral, then funeral service at 10 AM. After service, the body will be shipped to Boston for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. McPhee
Boston
Lawyer William B M Strunk-Meyer suit for $2 fees
M Tug man sues Strunk-Meyer Lime Co in Common Pleas Court claiming the legal fees of his late husband William B M are due. The action seeks two dollars in alleged charges. The case was filed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BM
M. Tugman
Strunk-Meyer Lime Company
Common Pleas
Suit Seeks $2,000 Damages in Assault by Liggett Brothers
James Conner filed in Common Pleas Court yesterday alleging he was knocked down and assaulted by coal dealers Harry and Tony Liggett of Eastern Avenue in their business office on July 7. The petition seeks $2,000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Tony Liggett
Eastern Avenue
James Conner
Common Pleas Court
the Liggetts
Railroad Sued Over Death of Lineman at Mingo Junction
The Pitsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railroad faces a $10 000 damages claim after Howard Riley a lineman was killed by a passenger train at Mingo Junction on February 191%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsburg
Cincinnati, Chicago
Jordan Cinti lawyer ends his life
The article reports that Cinti lawyer Jordan ended his own life, with continued detail from page one. It notes a request regarding mail disposal and mentions letters of trouble believed to concern his death. The piece references the university club and a secretary in relation to the mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
CINTI
University Club
Jaaac M. Jordan
Gaume
Noted Cincinnati Legal Figure Jordan Dies in Chicago
Jordan a member of a prominent Cincinnati family, once a lawyer here from 1897 to 1967, died in Chicago while living with his father-in-law Judge Peter Grossoup. A Yale graduate and former Cincinnati club figure, he formed notable partnerships and had a storied legal career before relocating to Chicago. Funeral arrangements set for Friday from his sister's Clifton Avenue home.
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Cincinnati
Isaac M. Jordan
Conarews
Hamilton
San Aden
Inn Court
Main
Chicago
Peter 8. Grossoup
Yale
Cincinnati Law School
Harmon, Oo Goldsmith and
Moadrey
Mme
Sana
Joseph W. ‘O'Hara
Johnston Puldit Jordan
Mins Katii- Tyr. Groestup
Wold Avenue
Walnut Hills
Jordans
Cihelpnati
Jordan
Queen City
Cincinghall Country Club
Cincinnati Galf Club
Duckworth Club
Thomas Paxton
Harry Kinnley
O'Mara
Harry Kinndy
Clifton Avenue
Cincinnati Automobile Club Withdraws From Ohio and American Associations
The Cincinnati Automobile Club voted unanimously to withdraw from the Ohio State Automobile Association and the American Automobile Association. It states it has been paying 1500 dollars yearly in dues with no benefits received from the other organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Ohio State Automobile Aassociaion
American Automobile Association
Boy Struck by Auto Sustains Arm Fracture
Fred Eppler aged 19 of 1758 Esmond Avenue was struck by a auto in front of 1775 Westwood Avenue. He stepped from a John Street car into the path of the machine and fractured his left arm. Dr J Weland attended him and he was taken to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eppler
Esmond Avenue
Westwood Avenue
Eppler
John Street
J. Weland
Smith Elected Bank Head at Pleasant Ridge Meeting
At the Citizens Banking and Saving Company Pleasant Ridge election officers were chosen. Charles B. Smith named president with William J. Ballman as vice president and W. Galloway as secretary and treasurer. Directors include J. A. Williams Evans J. H. Lilie H. W. Taylor W. T. Hattersley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Banking. and Saving Company
Pleasant Ridge
Charles B. Smith
William J. Ballman
W. Galloway
T. Hohmann
J. A. Williams. Evans
J. H. Lilie
H. W. Taylor
W.T. Hattersley
Crickets Chirping at Ten Below Zero Stuns Tarrytown
In Tarrytown New York on January 14 a cold night kept lodgers awake as crickets reportedly chirped loudly behind a stone. Police Clerk Humphries investigated and found several crickets hidden in a tramp’s clothing from last summer. The tale is presented as absolutely true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown
N. Y
Humphries
Thies
Bryan Is Lion at Wilson Reception
William J. Bryan stood at the White House reception for the diplomatic corps, moving through the line and then occupying a corner where he endured a long throng of admirers. He helped serve water at the punch table, passing glasses to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William J. Bryan
Wilson
White House
Ryan
Bryan
Grand jury returns nineteen true bills. eight ignored
The grand jury returned nineteen true bills yesterday with Charles Fee charged with forgery at 17 Lombardy building. The mother testified her son forged checks. Seven bills allege carrying concealed weapons. George Meyer faces larceny from a motor car at Peebles Corner in a supposed joy ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fee
Lombardy Building
George Meyer
Peebles Corner
Mexico requests army return and prisoner tale at Fort Bliss
The report states Mexico asks for the return and supervision of detained men at Fort Bliss. It also notes late Torresas, Til, son of a prisoner held by Villa at Chihuahua for ransom, appeared alive in Marfa, Texas, after the battle of Oinage, having been missing for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coare
Fort Biss
Torresas, Til
Villa
Chihuahua
Hehéot
Mexico
Marfa
Texan
Oinage
Plan No Action on Debt Default in Mexico City
Washington reports the suspension of Mexico's debt payments for six months, a satisfactory development under the President's policy of financial isolation of the Huerta government. No State Department action against Mexico is indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Washington, Jan. M
State Department
Mosico
Charge O'Shaughnessy
Mexico City
Mexico
Huerta
Rebels Seize Pay Car At Inter-Oceanic Junction
A band of rebels attacked the Oriental station between Mexico City and Vera Cruz, seizing a pay train worth 100000 pasos. Twenty five rurales guarding the train surrendered after a brief fight in which one was killed and two wounded. The rebels disappeared with the train and pay car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Oriental
Vera
Craz
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Solon
Enatte
Sayre and
Bride
Ohio Women Safe
U. S
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Legion
W. C. T. U, Indorses
Admiral Ito
Caruso
Miller
Mother’s Club
Think Son
Smith
BANK
Lion
Charles Frederic Goss
Walt Mason
George Pitch
Roy K. Moulton
Grantland Rice
Alice
Gitchela Kirk
Mrs. Thompson
C. A. Voight
Canal 1800
East Seventh Street
No. 5
West Seventh Street
Merchant Tailor
Jesse J. Moore
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