Collision at Sea in Dense Fog Tied to Germanic Sinking
The White Star liner Germanic, Captain McKinsley, collided with the Scottish steamer Cambrae after a Mersey departure in dense fog. The Cambrae foundered near shallow water. Germanic rescued all passengers and crew. Notable passengers included Lord Dursaven and members of Jobs Haven company. The Germanic sustained bow damage but remained afloat. Adriatic expected to sail tomorrow to Liverpool with rescued Cambrae sailors aboard.
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Exvemroot
White Star
Germenio
Bill
Gamerock
Game
Liverpool
Bomrad
Oegiton
Uowe Saksegavatly
Germayce A. Cocres
Feremont
Tinmanic
Cembrae
Germania
Newee
Benrrabee
Aspisio Hia
Glasgow
Burns
Steueu
Germisua Promatty Rentiandead
Fransever
Aren
Rebisco
Amd
Pia Hermanies
Combrae
York
S & One
Jas
Lawoenia
Fire on bunkers aboard USS Cincinnati threats alarm
A boiler room fire broke out in bunkers west of a magazine on the USS Cincinnati. Three months unopened, spontaneous combustion sparked smoke and flames. Crew flooded the magazine. quick action by Captain Johnson and crew prevented a catastrophic explosion. No shore contact due to heavy weather.
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Mina
Ker Weat
Fle
United States
Johnson
Cftvere
Beard
Worther
Endeavor Trustees Discuss Annual Mass Meetings Plan
Detroit delegates of the United Society of Christian Endeavor met to review president Francis F. Clark and John Wilie Baer reports. After debate, they voted to shift from two to three large tents to a format with up to twenty meetings daily during the annual congress. The society plans to meet in Washington next year.
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Detroit
Mich
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Bostd
Pres Dent Francis F. Clark
Ebny
John Wilie Baer
Tae
Zah
Sociery
Washington
Johnson in the Chair at Western Trunk Line Session
In MinnAknt Wis Dec 11 the Western Trunk Line committee held its second session with J Johnson elected as chair. He is general freight agent of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific. The vacancy followed A C Bird’s resignation as chairman as he moves to general traffic manager of the J Paul system. Another session is planned tomorrow and a fourth on Friday.
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MinnAknt
Wis
J. Jobnaon
Freyrht
Chicago, Hock Island& Pacifi
Tha Vseauey
A.C. Bird
Trafic
J. Paul
Atoie
General Freight Agens
Chicago
J. Cherties
Turlington
Todas
Treated Outburst At Dawn Prison Camp Describes Disorder
Fragmented OCR notes recount a disturbance with three prisoners, Dowes, Donalson and Meals, detained by guards. Meals is restrained while the others are beyond reach, flagged as destitute and confined for the week ending November 3. Captain Swan and Captain Wyllans are cited in the recovery plan and medical mentions record new cases and deaths among castaways.
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Weleck
Donalson
Indiana Democrats Convene in Indianapolis Conference
The Indiana Democrats held a state convention in Indianapolis with leaders like Lieutenant Governor A W Kern and state Chairman Taggart outlining unity and organzation for the upcoming campaign. Delegates discussed party strength, past defeats, and the push to reorganize county committees and support Governor Mathews for the presidency, with conventions set in January to elect delegates and shape strategy.
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Ismiasaras Ind
Indiana Democrats
Naviog
Taggart
State Central Committee
Tingernor A W. Kern
Sheerig
National Committee
Uifferva
Tiemwerath
Intiana
Larya
Steetfares
Keen
Tims
Ck Ocganiea
Passest
Coliese
Renes
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Lee State
Hue Wren
Jaguar
Tae
Eadren
Mie
Toade Matthys
Eresinenes
Catia
Hew
Aero Omer
Orjrane
Armanaval
Senate Session Delayed as Proposals Go Unacted
The Senate met for about an hour and a quarter then adjourned tomorrow. Three honorific measures were introduced: a $20 statue of Victor Hugo for the new Washington library building, a $30,000 monument to John Petitbonnes in Washington, and authorization for naval improvements on the Concord building site. Debate touched on rules, cloture, and Cuban belligerency with no decisive action taken.
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Pest
Victor Hego
Washingtoo
John Petitnnes
Washington
Breakss
Concord
Dubois
Rep
Ideo
Tia
Hill
Queruuie
Alen -Pop
Iapoke
Monroe
Republican Party
Itin
Controversial Suspension Shocks Board of Trade Actions
The report details Francin Jd Kennett’s suspension from the Cmea ge Hoard of Trade and the financial uproar it causes. It notes potential new partnerships if other members are suspended, Kennett’s intent to appeal, and reactions from brokers and officials amid ongoing investigations. The piece also touches on unrelated maritime and political items, including interviews with Lord Daaraven and updates from Matanzas and snowstorm conditions.
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Kennete Sage
Francin Jd
Kennett
Cmeage
Tégay
JL Warne
Irsa
Hopkins
Ifold Commission
Barris
Alsc
Frm
Asiong Sai
Cape
Bucketeshops
Bevine Therd Phils
Fire destroys Lilian's Orphan Asylum
A blaze raged through Lilian's Orphan Asylum causing total ruin. Fire crews battled flames through the night with the structure succumbing to the fire. No injuries reported as authorities investigate the cause and assess damages to the property.
Fire at St Francis printing works causes extensive damage
A large fire in the suburb of St Francis Milwanukee destroyed the printing office and adjoining buildings near a chapel and asylum. Workers and local fire departments battled the blaze as wind-driven flames threatened nearby structures. No injuries were reported among 3 to 15 year old boys evacuated to safety. Nearby relief efforts for Aceh refugees are underway with aid appeals and Red Cross involvement.
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Dewii
St Brand
Ami A Hare
Lhyme
Prnaad
Ure
New Yuok
Forala
Van
Tn Urace Kimball
Bitlis
Dane
Anfery
Brent Praxsy
Beimease
Tounge
Hed Crusiery
Acemena
Ulara Ibartun
American Red Cross
Wasaton
Bodies stolen from Topeka college spark militia callout
Reported discovery of three women's bodies in the dissecting room at Kanga Medical College triggers a mobilization of local militia and police. Amid late hour quiet, Governor notes deployment may be unnecessary as forces stand by for orders. Additional items Mention of Topeka cemetery theft and unrelated crime briefs appear in this fragmented dispatch.
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Toreks, Kam, Dee Dla Rapb
Kanga Medical College
Morrill
Hattery
Lawrence
Itelet
Remalinens
Lawrences Company
Topeks
White Caps at Work near Watertown Neighborhood
A family in Watertown reports an assault by three masked men in women's clothes. Mrs Sehead was dragged by the hair and struck with a heavy stick, leaving her unconscious. Mr Sehead and his son were wounded with clots. A daughter tried to help and was knocked down. Neighbors were injured while attempting to aid. Police call it likely related to a long standing road cave claim, fueling wild excitement in the area.
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Waele
Watertown
Darrant Schedule for Execution Set by Judge Murphy
February 21 marked the day for the execution of W. H. Darrant for the April murder of Bloochs Lemont. Judge Murphy denied the writ of probable cause this morning, with a stay of proceedings paused until tomorrow as Darrant contemplates removal to San Quentin penitentiary. he remains indifferent despite the looming sentence.
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Dea
Jedge Murphy
Tovd
W. H. Darrant
Sean Queritin
Hayward's Burial and Autopsy Findings Reported
The autopsy team concluded Hayward showed normal brain function. Four stigmata tied to Cassare Lam brosa were noted, with three skull and dental abnormalities. Hayward and his mother attended his execution and burial at Lakewood cemetery, as Rev Marion D P Shutter led prayers. mourners faced the ordeal with limited courage.
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Heyward
Cassare Lambrosa
Harry Hayward
Rennin
Lakewood Cemetary
Marion DP. Shutter
Mire
Hayward
Eight hour day discussion and labor resolutions at convention
Delegates at the convention in New York with President McKrific announce the eight hour work day committee. W C T U delegates invited. resolutions favor inviting outside trade unions to join AFL. A vote endorses boycotts and resolutions target Detroit cigar makers and Nochester clothiers. Fire destroys Caeson factory and two dwellings, $60 loss.
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Thaowesn Many
New York
McKrific
Norves
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Compert
Andraw Varneth
San Francisco
Committee On
Yavorbiy
Boot and Shoe Workers
Liv
Boat
Aukere National Union
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United States
Wees
Nochester Clothter's Exchange
Detroit
Dicorge KE. McNeill
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Telken
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