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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1909

Page

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Vessel's Loss Thrills New York Crowd As Crew Survives

The Republic wreck story unfolds as Captain Sealby and Second Officer Williams recount a dramatic escape. The ship sank after a collision with the Florida with crew using blue lights and lanterns to signal. Sealby and Williams fled the sinking stern and reached safety as the crowd cheered.

New York Sealby Republic White Star Line Manhattan Seneca Captain Sealby Binns Steamship Company Williams Florida Cantein Sealby

Pittsburg Special Wreck Injures Seven Passengers

Train number 44 the Pittsburg special from St Louis on the Pan Handle line was wrecked at 6 05 am today between Conesville and Tranway 123 miles west of Pittsburg Seven passengers and G B McKeen general manager of the Vandalia lines were injured none seriously The eastbound rear cars Burnley from sville to Pittsburg and special timer 528 Mr McKeen’s private car were damaged in the crash.

Pittsburg St. Louis Pan Handle Pennsylvania Railway Conesville Tranway G. B. McKeen Vandalia Lines Burnley Sville Tim Er

Root Refuses Extradition of Russian Citizen

Washington January 26 Secretary Root declined to extradite Christian Rudowitz a Russian charged with murder arson and other crimes. The Russian government had pressed for extradition arguing offenses tied to a political movement. The decision was announced today by Secretary Root.

Washington Root Christian Rudoewitz Christian Rudowitz Scretary

Explosions Kill Mine Investigating Party in Boswell

In Somerset county Pennsylvania two men are dead and twenty feared dead after gas explosions in the Boswell mine of United Coal company. Superintendent G J Logan and Andrew Stoncki are confirmed dead. George Morris John Cole William Hay are among the missing officials. Rescue efforts continued as signals from imprisoned men ceased at daylight and occupants faced deadly afterdamp.

Pittsburg Jaz Boswell United Coal Company Somerset County G. J. Logan Andrew Stoncki George Morris John Cole William Hay Logan Lowther Somerset Andrew Stonchi

Senator Stephenson accused of bribery in Wisconsin primary

Madison dispatch reports Senator Blaine of Roscobel filed sixteen charges in the Wisconsin state senate alleging U S Senator Isaac Stephenson used large sums to influence the September 1 primary. Charges claim Edmonds received about 106600 to 250000 dollars to pay electors and induce illicit acts before the primary, with other payments to Keller Hambright Morse and others for corrupt actions. The final count states the nomination was obtained by money and illegal voting.

Madison Wis Blaine Roscobel Senate Today United States Isaac Stephenson A. E. Edmonds Appleton Wisconsin Edmunds Stephenson A. C. Keller Sauk County Hambright Racine Roy Morse Fon du Lac

Rescue of Republic and Florida Passengers After Shipwreck

Dramatic sea drama ends as Baltic brings 1600+ aboard from Republic and damaged Florida. Six dead include Mrs. Eugene Lynch and W J Mooney. four sailors injured. Rioting fears among Italian steerage addressed by officers. Florida sank later near Nantucket with caved bow and flooded forward holds.

New York White Star Republic Florida Lloyds Italiana Line Baltic White Star Line Eugene Lynch Boston W. J.mooney Langdon N. D Sandy Hook

Passenger's Narrative of Baltic Contact After Collision

In New York on January 25 a Baltic steamer tied beside the Republic and Florida anchored three miles east of the Ambrose channel. An Associated Press tug opened contact with H J Hover of Spokane Washington, a Republic passenger, who with his wife had planned an extended automobile trip abroad. They were outward bound when the Republic was rammed by the Florida on Saturday morning.

New York Baltic Republic Florida Ambrose Channel Associated Press H.J. Hover Spokane Washington

Jury Pool Dismissal in Carmack Case Faces Delays

Nashville witnesses describe a tense jury selection in the state murder case against Colonel D B Cooper Robin Cooper and John D Sharpe over former Senator Carmack's death. About 400 talesmen were summoned and a court officer reported a juror who urged the judge to go to the devil.

Nashville Tenn D. B. Cooper Robin Cooper John D. Sharpe E. W. Carmack Bond G. W. Kieber Hart Kieber Talesmen St. Paul Fr. N. Grier Tve

Indiana Senate Passes Two Bills Involving County Work and Baseball

The Indiana Senate approved the Wood Bill legalizing contracts for special county officer work without county commissioner consent to let tax ferrets collect fees, 35 to 2. It also passed the Mattingly road bill amending the three mile road law, 3 to 1. In the House, the Brolley bill repealing Sunday baseball prohibition was unanimously reported and adopted for passage.

Indianapolis Senate Mattingly Brolley

Clash Over Fish Report Bill In Indiana House

Indiana house and senate opened with clashes over a bill to fund printing ten thousand copies of the state fish and game commission report. The Republican minority backed a motion to cut the governor’s office staff, while Democrats pressed for smaller expenses amid routine second readings as memorial proceedings interrupted sessions.

Indianapolis Ind House of Representatives House Senate Larber Argos Furnas

Four Die in Hotel Fire in Fort Worth Texas

Four men perished from burns or smoke in a hotel fire at the Southern hotel on Jones Street in Fort Worth after a gasoline stove explosion. Six other frame buildings burned in the block. Injuries included several hotel workers with minor burns and three others as witnesses.

Fort Worth Texas Southern Hotel Jones Street Santa Fe Milam Hamilton Cleburt

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