Titan Sinks After Iceberg Strike In Atlantic Drama
Myra aboard the 1on steamer Titan faces murder accusations as captain Rowland plots to hide crimes with alcohol and deceit. A child ally, a drunken downfall, and a grim iceberg wreck the voyage. Myra survives in a boat while Rowland, pursued for insurance fraud, is arrested in New York.
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Titan
Atlantic
Rowland
Myra
Sppiaia
Gith
Howland
Aera
Meyer
Hlle Ra
Due
Hhmeelf
Latte
New York
Qnally
Little Myra
Shipwrecked Hero Reunites With Myra in Fifth Avenue Makeover
Rowland, seeking to alert Mrs Selridge to her daughter Myra’s safety, orchestrates a pressBLIC story from the Titan affair. He then fetches Myra from a Broadway department store, dressing her in new clothes with police observing as he claims she is Mrs Selridge’s daughter.
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Rowland
Myra
Mr. Meyer
Titan
Barry
England
New York
John Rowland
North River
Broadway
The
Steamship Company
Selfridge
Marine
Fifth Avenue
Six
Coonel Felfridge
Polar bear fighter captures thief in crowded street
A dramatic scene ends with a kidnap suspect seized after a confrontation near a doorway. Myra, the mother, shrieks for her baby as bystanders help the officer arrest Rowland and escort the group away toward the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland
Myra
Trowland
Oman
New York Police and Sensational News Practices Exposed
Reporters from three city editors chased a celebrity through court after the arrest of John Rowland. The scene showed magisterial delay, sensationalism, and a harsh city environment described as uncaring toward the plight of the injured and poor.
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New York
New York City
Csoort
John Rowland
Goodbye to Dress Shields and Heavy Clothing
A fragment notes avoidance of dress shields and discomfort from heavy clothing in hot weather. It references excessive perspiration under the arm and suggests freedom to wear any weight of clothing despite heat.
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Hotel Astor
Children Day Observances at Red Bank Churches
Elaborate programs planned for Children’s Day at First Presbyterian and Baptist Churches in Red Bank. Sunday school members will perform with songs, recitations, and readings led by Rev. James W. Rogan and various church participants.
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Red Bank
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
Baptist
First Presbyterian Church
James W. Rogan
New Jersey Central Timetables From Long Branch and East Coast Ports
Rail and steamship schedules list departures from Long Branch to New York Newark and Elizabeth with various prices and times. Additional services include Sandy Hook Route steamers to New York East Long Branch departures and other regional connections to Baltimore Washington Atlantic City Freehold and Matawan with Sunday and weekday adjustments.
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Long Branch
New York
Newark
Elizabeth
Sandy Hook
East Long Branch
Baltimore
Washington
Seaton
Matawan
Besler, W, Oc
Rog. Vy
P&g. M
First Baptist Church Sunday School in concert and readings
The First Baptist Church Sunday school presents a program of processions, recitations, songs, and solos led by Miss Sara E. Fay on piano with an orchestra. Rev J W Rogan opens with invocation and several classes perform pieces about joy, nature, and welcome. The program includes a note on meerschaum’s color change discovery by a 17th century cobbler in Budapest.
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Charles ‘Oakerson
Carol
Dorothy
Charlotte Bouicher
Nellie Aul
Louise Doremus
Ida Walcott
Burton Doremus
Roger Francis
Thelma Hopping
Dorothy Higgingon
J. W. Rogan
Sara E. Fay
The
First Baptist Church
Johnson L. Miner
Geraldine Fowler
Mary’s Lamb
Mildred Pittenger
Anna Olsen
Ruth Conklin
Albert McQueen
Vera Truax
Mabel Sutphen
Frank Kuhl
Maynard White
Louis Conover
Raymond Conklin
Floyd Lum
J. L. Miner
Clara Libby
Mabel Lavis
Edna Morford
Margaret Finch
Lydia McQueen
Mary Weeks
Lydia Applegate
Eeith McLean
Leila Denise
Dorothy Jones
Alice Sherman
Mendelssohn
Koneateh
Budapest
Count Andrassy
Procrastination and the rush of time, Max Müller
Quote reflects on mankind delaying daily actions and pleasures, warning that time may end at any moment and time already lost becomes eternity, attributed to Max Müller.
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Max Muller
Cedar Ave
West End
A Mean Way to Put It Hat Comment
A humorous exchange about aging and appearance features a hat as a distraction. The speaker reflects on a compliment to look younger while noting a sharp remark from a husband about a friend’s appearance when removing a hat. The quotation attributes the witticism to Fliegende Blatter.
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M. F. Mansfield
Morgan Robertson
Will
B.fischer & CO. Importers
Hotelister
TE C.lw
ADS Pay
Perspo Co
Lincolt Ave
Chicago
Harvey Smock
Jane van Buskirk
Kenneth Proctor
Nora Travis
Terrence Young
Catherine Higginson
School
Robert Austin
Margaret Sutton
Oliver Young
Dorothy Smith
Birdies
Alten Sewing
Helen Sherman
Little Gleaners
Elsie Killette
Daisy Chain
Marie Johnson
Margaret Randell
Manard Burke
NEW Jersey Central
Patten Line
Rockwell Ave
Pleasure Bay
Sea Bright
Highlands
West 35Th
Battery
South Ferry
West 36Th St
WM. C. Hayden
Seo'y
Firestone
Leon Cubberley
Madison Ave
N. Y. City
Record Building
N. J
William Asher Stevens, LL. B
P. O. Building
Long Branch, N. J
J. W. Seaman
P. O. Box
Clarence G. van Note
Masonic Hall
Henry S&s. Terhune
Notary Public Office
Post Office
Charles F. Sexton
Babies’ Hospital
Oceant and
Rumson
Benfit of the Babies’ ‘Hospital
Rumson Polo Field
Troop A
Roosevelt
R. M. Harris
Hartford
CHASE
Morris
Enterprise Market
Broadway Telephone
Bermuda
Pilyers
Henry S. Meyer, Mer
A. C. Bennett Co
Branchport Ave
Koops & Abels
Shire Sauce
C. R. Zacharias
Eagle Hall Block
Aseury Park
Joseph Kirby
Victor Ave
Is Kirby
Wollach
Arrow Brand
S. Goldstein & Sons
Harry Goldstein
Mgr
WM. Bryan Elberon
Reason
Ippperree Eweceme Aguumersanwedl
W. G. Eisele
J.C. Disbrow
Broadway Long Branch
Bradway
J. Hill
New Goldstein Bldg
Klines
H. S. Meyers
6Th Ave
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