Sixty more saved from Columbia San Pedro wreck list
In San Francisco on July 24 the Columbia San Pedro collision survivors rose to 160 of 257 aboard as sixteen more were added, with three bodies recovered and ninety seven still missing. New names include B Krlever Prescott and Armand Cardonette New Bedford, among others. list also records crew missing and steerage casualties.
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San Francisco
Columbia-San Pedro
Sheltermove
O. A. Lewin
Pasadena
Cal
B. Krlever
Prescott
Jacob Kuro
Coldwater
Kan
Armand Cardonette
New Bedford
Mass
Hewls
Edwin Wallin
Winkleblack Dunn
Poplar Bhikl
W. H.angels
Gotland
Blanche M. Musser
Salt Lake City
Ruby Cooper
Fayette
Michael Redman
TB. W. Graham
Portland
Ore
Columbia
David Boston
Charles Mc Qoy
D. S McAlpin
Himil Mann
Paul Winner
Himotsa
Deentue
Putych
Geo. J. Keller
Alum
Mle
Grace
Colummbia
Litelfield
W. A. Truesdale
Cohunbt
Wortlind
Pomona Arrives with Columbia Survivors in San Francisco
Padula Coast Steamship Pomona reaches San Francisco bearing one Columbia survivor and thirty two crew members saved from the wreck. Mrs Liedel of the city identified among the passengers, tearfully recounts her escape after leaping into the sea and landing on a submerged raft safe but shaken. Second Steward A Marks praised for guiding crew to rescue passengers and preserving life as the ship sank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Padula Coast Steamship Company
Pomona
Eureki
Columbia
Liedel
Olster
A. Marks
Taft Reelection Statement Clarifies Candidacy Intent
A fragment states the candidate will not be part of any alliance or conflict with others for any different office. It asserts sole focus on the presidency and denies involvement in pacts or opposition with other individuals in separate races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tont
Taft
Wee
Wit Hays Dead Veteran Editor Claims Dixie Authorship
Louisville July 24 Colonel Wit R. Hays editor of The Courier Journal, songwriter and poet, dies at 70 from vertigo caused by paralysis after the Iroquois Theater fire in Chicago. He claimed authorship of the original Dixie words and arranged the music. His song Molly Darling sold about two million copies worldwide. His Union Forever For Me appeared at the war’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dixie
Louisville
Wit
Haya
Courier Journal
Colonel Hays
Molly Darling
Europe
United States
Union
Rescued by Hudson Maxim Saves Two Women at Lake Hopatcong
Morristown New Jersey July 24 Hudson Maxim the Brooklyn inventor with one arm plunged into Lake Hopatcong from Maxim park and rescued two drowning young women Miss Anna Marz of Anchor Ledge and Miss Susie Williams of the Maxim cottage. The two swimmers were cramping and fighting for air when Maxim appeared, cast off his coat and swam out to help. He grabbed Miss Marz by the hair and reached shore exhausted but alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
N. J
Hudson Maxim
Brooklyn
Maxim Park
Anna Marz
Anchor Ledge
Susie Williams
Maxim Cottage
Miss Marz
Miss Williams
Maxim
Fatally Infected By Money In Manila
Major Paymaster Eugene Coffin of the United States Army died after amputation of his left arm, said to have been infected by handling paper money. The report notes the infection stemmed from money handling during the effort. Mrs Tanner Not Dead in Tonia report clarifies a Pere Marquette wreck death did not involve her. Child Labor Law for Alabama passes in Montgomery, setting a minimum age of 32, a sixty hour week, with factory inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Eugene Coffin
Thenited States Army
Tanner
Tonia, Mich
Perry Tanner
Pere Marquette
Alabanga
Montgomery
House
Scores On The Diamonds
Baseball results from Chicago July 24 with scores from leagues American and Western games. Highlights include Boston 8 over Pittsburgh, New York 0 over Chicago, Cleveland 3 over Washington, Minneapolis 4 over St Paul, and Milwaukee 4 over Louisville in extra innings.
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Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Ceveland
Washington
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Manapolis
Kansis City
Toledo
Kansas City
St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Sioux City
Lincoln
Denver
Omaha
Pueblo
Des Mulines
Striking Miners Rally As Walkout Spreads Across Mesaba
Mass meetings ignite the Mesaba Range as Western Federation of Miners supporters urge all on strike. Deputies escort strikers away from Bovey and Coleraine while independent mines see workers quitting. Sheriff Bates asks Governor Johnson to assess risk as 3000 march in Eveleth and other towns report full shutdowns across Duluth area.
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Duluth
Minn
Mesaba
Sabetng
T. Leofit Petriella
Western Federation of Miners
Fim
Bovey
Coleraine
Western Federation
Grand Rapids
Tibbing
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Eveleth
Sparta
Baynabik
Governor Johnson Heads North To Aid Strike Talks
Governor Johnson departed for Duluth and the iron range to assess the miners strike, seek peaceful settlement, and offer aid if needed. Kellogg of U S Steel has met with him, while Perkins of the steel finance committee noted concessions are not the issue, citing breach of contract and short notice. Local strikes ripple ports and rail shops. a major fire in Victoria B C causes heavy losses, with 240000 dollars at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Johnson
Duluth
Tron Range
Krink Kelloge
United States Steel Corporation
Bates
Kellogg
Stove Corporation
New York
George W. Perkins
Minnesota
Ashtabula
Lake Midway
Cascarweet Promises Relief for Babies and Children
A vintage druggist ad promotes Cascarweet as a stomach calmer for infants and young children preventing irritation. Sold by Wm. F. Jungkunz at 8 and Stephenson Street. Also notes vacation paper forwarding for Journal subscribers via phone 2a with free address updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Stephenson Street
Golden Medical Discovery Promotes Swift Health Claims
An 19th century herbal remedy story touts Golden Medical Discovery by Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York. The tonic markets alcohol free extraction of Golden Seal and other native ingredients and advocates use for weak stomach indigestion biliousness and catarrhal throat ailments with cautions that it cannot cure advanced consumption. It invites readers to request free postal mailings of its ingredient list and endorsements from medical books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fta
Americas
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Making Things Do in Hard Times War Homefront Sketch
The piece recalls civilian endurance during the Civil War with Miss M. J. Walsh’s observations on home-made substitutes for scarce goods. It notes coffee from parched corn, tea from raspberry leaves, molasses as sugar, salt from dirt floor brine, and improvised fabrics and dyes, plus survival tales like improvised soda and salty foods. It also shares a vivid shipboard anecdote about ostriches as passengers and their demise in a gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Walsh
Mississippi Historical Society
Louisiana
Booka Written In Jail Sparks Classic Works Theory
The article notes writers produced notable works while imprisoned. Bunyan penned The Pilgrim's Progress, Cervantes created Don Quixote, and Raleigh authored History of the World during confinement. Other authors like Detue Leighant Silvio Pelilua and Tasse are cited as producing notable writings in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunyan
Payray
Cervantes
Detue
Tower of London
Silvio Pelilua
Tasse
Food digestion and the value of digestibility
The article notes a key mistake in judging food by chemical value alone. It argues digestibility determines true nourishment, citing cheese as less useful than beef because cheese is harder to digest for ordinary people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angludy
Memory of Lovejoy rally notes and candidates circulate
A July gathering near Greenfield marks the 77th anniversary of Lovejoy’s 1860 abolitionist speech drawing 30 000 attendees. Governors and ex officials including Yates Mason Deneen and Cannon frequent the event amid political theater on a Springfield tope train tour with speeches and informal discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Pathy
Owen EP. Lovejoy
Doneen
Lovejoy
Henry Tholley
Yates
William Mase
Propations
Greene
Jersey
Maroupino
Isco
Utte
Joseph A. Cannon
Teneen
Richard Yates
Willan S. Mason
Mason
Springfield
Deneen
Pines
Chicago and
Alton
Shure
McCullough
Small
Springield
Sequel to an Elopement Stirs Springfield News
Springfield reports Irene Turner's attempted suicide tied to a two month old elopement involving Mrs. Turner and her 14 year old daughter Irene who fled with Oscar and Marry Saul. After a brief stay in St. Louis the pair returned home. Irene despaired and sought to live with grandparents in Girard while her mother refused consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Irene Turner
Sarah Turner
Irene
Girard
Oscar
Saul
Elopers
St. Cludes
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Advertised Remedy
The pest remedy for backache, weak kidneys, inflammation of the bladder is DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. Their action is prompt and sure. A Week's treatment for 25 cents. Sold by Wm. F. Jungkunz, druggist, 63 Stephneson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Stephneson Street
Piano tuner advert at Brown and Dolluager's
F. J. Burdett, piano tuner, offers services at Brown and Dolluager's or by phone Ba Harrit M. Burbank, teacher of piano. Studio 8 8 Grove St. The Daily Journal is delivered to any part of the city for 10e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Burdett
Brown & Dolluager’s
Harrit M. Burbank
Plagne
Grove St
the Daily Journal
Not a dl of Alcohol Not a dl of Alcohol
A fragment from the Catholic Standard and Times recounts a poor tramp who was fed at a doorstep, with Mrs Subbubs and her husband joking about him. The piece includes a note on names and the legal ease of changing one's name, referencing the state of law and record preservation.
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Winsty-Seven
Numbée
Rooma
R. Anderson
Pranklin Auf
W. J. Bachman
Alma Baltteen
J. Benson
A. Tternal
Jane BH. Best
Gertrue Butler
W. B .Butler
Mra
W. J. Tintler
TR. B.cannon
Chinn Carpenter
SW. Carpenter
Clashy
Clastoy
Arion Clasby
Kellar
A. Kellar
Florence Lewis
J. JK Young
J. Liggitt
Ray Lews
B. Gippinan
Lewis Malkus
Juna Matek
T. Marg
John B
Ndyn
Margaret McKeartney
Chew Moch
Louise G. Nake
Mary
Ning
Rank Gillone
M. Mayo
F. Merrill
John Miller
J. Premius
Bw. Silva
B. Eliva
Spielcher
Th Vionts
Omcersant
Max Chase
Engucers
C. Peterson
Seaman
Jy. Ty F Anderson
Alexander
Ed Larkin
J. Maddison
A. Schneider
Baker
Prink D. Dayla
FE. Ry Drayer
J. G. Ailey
R. J. Ailey
A. Fr. Blocker
Fhee
Thalr Berths
Gelumbes
Arthur ¥. Worys
Pamer iv
Gailvolig
A.C. Knorr
Rice Building
Sheriff
Mims
Cedar Rapids
Carmen
Rock Island
Silvis
Victoria
Seattle Wash
Joss
Abolition _s
Hersett
Germany
Bloomington
L Carl Stemmbraeck
Halle University
Tinois
Micon
Nicholas Barnum
Hushiell
St. Louis
Carthage
Wreghoay City
USA
Duco
Ayer
Silver Bell
Beach World
Miles
Warren
F. A. Schulz
Burrell Brothers
Stephenson St
Coal Pile Savings Bank
Peck-Williamson
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