Victor A Mason M C M D Physician and Surgeon
Victor A Mason M C M D physician and surgeon listed with office on Srd Street and residence at the corner of Srd and Maple Streets. Office phone 286 and house phone 204 are provided.
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J. G Hayward
H. H. Milbee
Marshfield
Wis
Victor A. Mason
M. C
M. D
Srd
Maple Streets
T. Poad
Deming Block
Ud and
Cedar Streets
Captain and 350 Saved After Foundering
A ship identified as Captain and 350 encountered rough seas and foundered but was subsequently saved. Coast guard units responded, guiding lifeboats to safety and assisting in the rescue operation near the reported distress location. No fatalities were announced, and the crews were treated for exposure.
Empress of Ireland Disaster Tops Ocean Drowning Toll
Nine hundred people drowned when the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Ireland sank after colliding with the Storstad in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Survivors were landed hours later at Rimouski. passengers include Laurence Irving and Mrs. Irving, Sir Henry Seston Kerr, and members of the Salvation Army delegation.
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Quebec
Canadian Pacific Railway
HU. Heath
J. KR. Heath
C Cicago
Hest
Sir Henry Seston-Kerr
Empress of Ireland Sinks After Collision in Dense Fog
A collision occurred at 2:30 a.m. thirty miles east of Father Point in heavy fog. The Empress of Ireland, carrying 1,200 aboard, sank after a brief SOS that drew the Eureka and Lady Evelyn to rescue efforts. Storstad, 3,561 tons, also damaged but not sunk, with about fifty crew. Survivors were landed at Rimouski. over 800 missing or presumed drowned.
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Empress of Ireland
Eureka
Lady Evelyn
Storstad
Anderson
Sydney
Quebec
Montrea
Impress of Ireland
Kendall
Royal Navy Regerve
Liverpool
Father Point
Miles Dorn
St. Lawren Iver
Corlier Storstad
Rimouski
Captain Kendall chosen as survivor of Sunken Empress wreck
The pilot of the Sunken Empress of Ireland, Captain Kendall, was recovered from the wreckage. Authorities report no further details on survivors or the fate of the ship remains.
Empress of Ireland Disaster At Inquiry Blames Kendall
Rimouski Quebec June 2 Captain Henry Kendall testifies at a coroner inquiry on the Empress of Ireland sinking. He says he took all precautions, the ship stopped and signals were given as the Danish collier Storstad approached in fog. The Storstad rammed the liner while it was nearly motionless. continued ahead, then backed away as water rushed in and the Empress sank. 964 lives were lost and 403 rescued.
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Rimousii
Que
Empress of Ireland
Henry George Kensdall
Pinaud
Kendall
Colier Storstad
Storstad
Vesge
Victims of Empress of Ireland Disaster Identified and Unidentified
Report from Quebec details 208 bodies recovered from the Empress of Ireland collision with the Storstad. Among them 188 recovered in Rimouski and sent home, 21 identified earlier, leaving many unidentified. Coffins held babies and adults with visible wounds, and relatives searched for kin as 12 more bodies were identified later. Many victims likely remain unidentified as salvage continues.
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Rimouski
Canadian Pacific
Rimoenski
Edith Boch
Rheinhardt Bock
Rochester
Minn
George Johnstone
Santa Barbara
Cal
Mabel Hackney
Lawrence Irving
Evan Kavalske
Duluth
Florence Bawden
Bessie Bawden
Hillsboro
George C. Richards
Charles J. Gray
Mary Gry
Terre Haute
Trad
Mixes Love and Dynamite in Halifax Attack
Miss Myrtle Robinson spurns Thomas Reilly of Halifax prompting him to detonate dynamite on the sidewalk outside her home. The blast shattered windows across two blocks with minor injuries. Reilly was captured about an hour later and jailed on attempted murder charges.
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Tony, Bowe
Halifax
N. S
Myrtle Robinson
Thomas Reilly
Reilly
Havoc in Milwaukee Storm Destroys Buildings At Fair Grounds
A severe wind and electrical cyclone struck Milwaukee and the western suburbs ripping down a score of buildings on the state fair grounds. Interurban traffic was crippled and delayed. Damage may reach 590000 dollars.
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Milwaukee
Jme
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