Leaving Rescue Ship Sinks Passengers on Gang Plank
A panic aboard the Seneca rescue vessel as passengers attempting to disembark on the gang plank were photographed by a camera during the perilous exit.
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1912
Page
5
Wilson Suffers Mild Grip Attack and Resting in Bed
President Elect Wilson slept most of Christmas Day as he recovers from a slight grip. A fever developed after a cold from the snowy trip to Trenton. Mrs Wilson said he is much improved and the family enjoyed stockings and sleigh rides. He plans to travel to Staunton, Virginia for a jubilee on his birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Wilson
Trenton
Wilsons
Secret Service
Staunton
Capture a Cave Dweller in New Jersey Area Den
Hunters in New Jersey capture George Polchman a recluse living in a vine covered cave four miles east of Johnstown near Tuxedo The man wore multiple garments and possessed food and clothing items he said he obtained from neighbors He previously worked in a glass factory in Dover New Jersey and had a wife and six children in Austria He is jailed in Goshen awaiting further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Suffern
N. Y
Johnstown
Tuxedo
George Polchman
Captain Bush
Luke Jones
Samuel Wright
John Blake
Jacob Jones
Palchman
Polchman
Dover
N. J
Austria
Bush
Goshen
Plans New Hickey Trial Seeks Indictment in Erie County
Erie County District Attorney Dudley vows to pursue further charges against J. Frank Hickey after a jury found him guilty of second degree murder. The disappointed public hopes Hickey will face a first degree murder verdict for the killings he admits, with possible charges tied to New York City and Lawrence, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Midalo
City
Lackawanna
J. Frank Hickey
Dudley
Hickey
Hiickey
New York City
Lawrence
Mass
Weather observations from across the United States
United States Weather Bureau observations report clear skies and temperatures ranging from 34 to 42 degrees across Albany Atlantic City Boston Buffalo Chicago New York St. Louis Washington yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Sp. m
Temp
Albany
Atlantic
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
New
Eieus
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Romance Stirs Suffrage Ranks in Albany Camp
In Hudson New York a romance forms among suffrage marchers as Miss Gladys Coursen a Vassar violinist joins the Albany bound army at Poughkeepsie for a three months probation engagement with Griffith Bonner grandson of the late Robert Bonner. The ball follows with Titanic survivors as patronesses and outfits themed to famous suffragist women. The army plans a short march to Stockport before Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bonner
Vassar
Hudson, N. Y
Albany
General Jones
Craft
Dock
Alice Clark
Gladys Coursen
Poughkeepsie
Griffith Bonner
Robert Bofiner
Mr. Beaver
Miss Coursen
Hudson
Santa
Bontier
Armory
Cornelia Andrews
Gretchen Loring
J. ’. Hogetoon
Loring
Army
Stockport
Taft's Christmas in Panama with Porras and Goethals
President Taft enjoyed his Panama trip celebrating Christmas as guest of President Porras. He toured the canal's Atlantic division Colon dock and Gatun dam with his party and later dined at Colonel Goethals home while discussing canal governance changes. Weather forecast calls for fair skies and moderate temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perras
Panama
Taft
Canal
Big Ditch
Porras
Atlantic
Colon
Gatun Dam
Colonel Goethals
Culebra
Canal Zone
Muncy Twins Celebrate 94th Birthday in Babylon
Sam and Will Muncy, reputedly America’s oldest brothers, marked their 94th birthday in Babylon New York. The Long Island homestead dates to the eighteenth century as they shovel snow, exchange gifts, and recall postal remembrances on a bright winter day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncy
Sam
Will
Christus
America
Muncy Hometead
Long Island
Samuel
Wil
Slavers Pardoned by Governor Blease in Christmas Clemency
In Columbia South Carolina on December 26 Governor Cole Blease pardoned 79 inmates at the state penitentiary including murderers burglars highway robbers and those guilty of arson and manslaughter. Several were required to cross the border within 24 hours. Among those freed was J Chester Kennedy linked to a sensational case involving Marvin N Holland and a fatal shooting. The governor framed the move as penitentiary reform and hinted more pardons depending on legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
State Penitentiary
Cole L. Blease
Blease
J. Chester Kennedy
Kennedy
South
Marvin N. Holland
Holland
Ussery
Northern Pacific to Place $10 Million Equipment Order
Portland December 26. Assistant General Freight Agent F. P. Fogarty announced that Northern Pacific Railroad placed a large single-season order for power and equipment. The total cost runs about ten million dollars and includes fifty Mikado locomotives ten Maltese engines and ten switch engines. Rolling stock comprises 1 000 box cars 2 625 refrigerators 1 000 gondolas 200 stock cars 200 ore cars 60 tank cars and 300 autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Portland
Ore
F. P. Fogarty
Northern Pacific Railroad
Negro Train Robber Killed Near Chandler
Tulsa authorities failed to identify a black train robber who was killed while attempting to hold up the St. Louis and San Francisco train near Chandler Oklahoma. A private detective and passenger fatally wounded him as he demanded valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
St. Coulis
San Francisco
Chandler
Richest Christmas in San Francisco as $8 million spent
San Francisco reports a record holiday season with about $8,000,000 spent on gifts and celebrations. The city notes the season was the richest on record, reflecting strong consumer activity and festive commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Busy Year End Meeting Of Fair Haven Council
At the Fair Haven council last meeting of the year the street renaming signboards were received and approved. Bids for locust posts were discussed with a $25 offer for 100 posts from a Holmdel area supplier, to be vetted by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven Council
Pearl Street
Fair Haven
Frank D. Covert
James P. McCarron
Clarence Smock
William Kirk
Smock
Minton
Kirk
Holmdel
Little
Brown
Willow Street
Kemp Avenue
Charles VanBrant
Covert
Ediie
Matice
Christmas Books Distributed to Red Bank Sunday School Scholars
Red Bank First Presbyterian Church held a Tuesday night Christmas entertainment for Sunday school scholars. Books were distributed to those who had missed no more than two Sundays in the past year. Names of recipients included Mrs. Albert Worden Jr and several Doremus and Boughton family members. The packed auditorium and decorated hall drew many relatives as the event proceeded with applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Red Bank First Presbyteriah
Albert Worden
Rachel
Louise Doremus
Helen Boughton
Catherine MacDonald
Helen Doremus
Charlotte Botticher
Elisabeth Read
Roger Francis
Wien
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