Old Dominion and Monday Wednesday Co Wharf Schedules
Shipping schedule list shows wharfs and arrival times for Norfolk bound boats from ports including Old Point Severn River Ware River and North River. Frequent stops at Philpot Hicks Diggs Roane Smith Hockley and Dixondale with arrivals around 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. at various piers and points in Norfolk.
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Arne Philpot
Williams
Hicks
Diggs
Ware RI Roane’s
Smith’s
Hockley North Rive
Auburn
Dixondale
Severn Rive Severn
Fishery Pier
New Pier
Old Point
Norfolk
O. D
North St
Norfolk, Co
North &J
Norfolk, Bay Line
Pics East River
Philphot
William
Hick
Publishers Omnibus Urges Senate Action On Paper Duties
At a meeting of the American Newspaper Publishers Association in New York a resolution urged the Senate to back the House tariff action on pulp and print paper. The group cited the 10 month House inquiry, praised Speaker Cannon and the select committee, and warned against a trade war that could harm American newspapers and forests.
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New York
Senate
Canada
Cannon
American Newpaper Publishers’ Association
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
United States
House of Representative
Select Committee
House of Representatives
House Committee
International Paper Company
James R. Mann
Judge Knocks Tough Down In Pasadena Car
In Los Angeles the Supreme Court Chief Justice Beatty stepped in to enforce transit rules. He warned a tough looking man speaking to a motorman and was insulted. The man challenged the judge, who replied I would kick your block off if you were not gray headed. The judge knocked the man down after he stepped forward.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Beatty
Supreme Court
Pasadena
Nevada Senator William Morris Stewart Dies in Washington
William Morris Stewart longtime Nevada senator and leading advocate of free silver died at Georgetown University Hospital after a March 21 operation and a relapse last week. He had been ill since March 30 and had planned a summer vacation. The death marks the end of a 28 year Senate career and a major political movement.
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Washington, D. C
William Morris Stewart
Nevada
Georgetown University Hospital
Peace Over Coaregion Ends In Sight For Anthracite Miners
Anthracite trade unions in Scranton convened to review five employer proposals amid plans for a three year renewal of Strike Commission awards. An additional amendment would allow discharged workers to appeal to the conciliation board, and require new work pay at old rate. Three suggestions remain undisclosed as boards meet in secret before delegate presentation.
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Scranton
Lewis
Philadelphia
Strike Commission
Pardons Granted Ex Governor Taylor and Officials
Frankfort special governor Willson pardons ex Gov W S Taylor and Secretary of State Charles Finley who had fled to Indiana for nine years. Indictments against several others remain and may be dismissed. Henry E. Youtsey remains the only one to suffer for Goebel's murder. In Constantinople the Yildiz garrison capitulated to constitutionalists. Sultan Abdul Hamid may face inquiry as martial law and siege continue.
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Frankfort
Willson
Kentucky
Will'am Goebel
Gronting
W. 8. Taylor
Charles Finley
Indiana
John Powers
Caleb Powers
Honduras
Holland Whitaker
Butler County
John Davies
Louisville
Zach Steele
Bell County
Wharton Golden
Knox County
Colorado
Frank Cecil
St. Louis
William H. Culton
Owsley County
West
Cecil
Henry E. Youtsey
State Penitentiary
Goebel
Scutari
Stamboul
Schefket
Medifieh
Turbulent Asiatic Turkey Beset by Fanatic Attacks
Beirut reports extreme gravity across Asiatic Turkey with estimates of tens of thousands killed in Adana and surrounding districts. Warships, including British French and German vessels, arrive as missions aid besieged towns and refugees. A missionary and Turkish troops attempt relief at Deurtyul while Kessab is burned and many are slain.
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Beirut
Turkey
Vilayet
Adana
Jules Ferry
Latakia
Alexandreita
Kennedy
Deurtyul
Kessab
Miss Chambers
Embezzler Surrenders Self in Trenton Arrest
Joan Sykes a Trenton lawyer accused of embezzling 100000 in trust funds surrendered after a week as he stepped from a Philadelphia train. He planned to meet his son and brother in law, was arrested early and now sits in jail awaiting a plea.
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Trenton
N. J
Joan Sykes
Philadelphia
Sykes
Foca submarine wreck after tank explosion near Naples
In Naples A petrol tank on the submarine Foca exploded causing the boat to be wrecked. Four crew members were killed and nine wounded. Efforts to sink the vessel are underway as fears of further explosions persist. Rescue work aided by the US gunboat Scorpion. The Foca recently set a navigation record for its class sailing from Spezzia to Naples in 37 hours.
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Naples
Foca
United States
Scorpion
Spezzia
Suicide of Patient Mary Hoffman at Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane
The body of Mary Hoffman, a patient at the Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane, was found hanging from the room door transom rod. A native of Morrisburg, she had been brought to the institution two weeks earlier for suicidal mania.
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Philadelphia
Mary Hoffman
Pennsylvania Hospital For
Morrisburg
President nominates three to federal posts in Alaska and overseas
The President sent to the Senate nominations for Edward B. Cushman to be United States judge in the Third Division of the District of Alaska. Edward I. Nathan of Pennsylvania to be consul at Messina Turkey. A Donaldson Smith of North Carolina to be consul at Patras Greece.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
United States
District of
Alaska
Edward B. Cushman
Washington
Messina
Turkey
Edward I. Nathan
Pennsylvania
Patras
Greece
A. Donaldson Smith
North Carolina
Death of Hon Ronald Ramsay Believed Suicide Aboard Ship
London reports further inquiry into the death by his own action of Ronald Ramsay aged 24, brother of Earl of Dalhousie, who leaped overboard Friday night from the Hamburg American liner Cleveland en route from New York to Liverpool. Family says he was mentally unbalanced. denial given to reports of a love affair with an American woman aboard.
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London
Ronald Ramsay
Earr of
Dalshousie
Cleveland
New York
Liverpool
Parliament Inquiry Probes Sultan Over Mutiny
An inquiry by Parliament into the Sultan's alleged complicity in the recent mutiny takes shape. The result will decide his fate as the army is cleaned of sedition and disciplined. Convictions and executions loom for those who murdered officers and led the uprising, with 50 to 200 possibly facing death. The army's mission remains to uphold civil government.
Night clashes near palace end with quiet streets
Fighting continued through the night as General Schefket's forces deployed near the palace. After scattered exchanges, the city remained largely undisturbed and the peace prevailing in the capital.
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Schefket
Protection Of Christians In Asia Minor Americas Relies On Russia
President Taft and the State Department seek international action to protect American lives amid Armenian massacres in Persia and Asia Minor. Britain and Russia are urged to deploy ships and troops, with the United States hoping for humane intervention if Persi an lands are endangered. Taft condemns atrocities and pushes for full relief efforts.
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Turkey
Russia
Persia
Taft
Washington, D. C
State Department
Great Britain
London
St. Petersburg
Europe
Balkans
United States
Asia Minor
Tabriz
Town Topics Libel Verdict In Pittsburg Case
Samuel Dempster of Pittsburg wins a libel suit against Col. William D. Mann editor of Town Topics. The jury awards $40,000 though the suit sought $100,000. The article accused Dempster of social irregularities in his own town.
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New York
Samuel Dempster
Pittsburg
Wm. D. Mann
Dempster
Prohibition Reaches Mexico City Saloon Rules
Mexico City saloon owners plan a daily paper to push their interests as prohibition spreads. States tighten limits with many areas banning night hours and holidays. The latest city rule bans games in saloons and even dominos.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Missing Pouch Loses 75000 In Bank Notes
Denver special where Chief Inspector Cochran reports a Union Pacific train mishap resulted in the loss of a pouch with 29 registered packages from Green River to Bryan Wyoming. Among the missing items are three unsigned bank notes totaling 75000, sent by the Treasury to Cal banks.
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Denver
Cochran
Denver Post Office
Union Pacific
Green River
Bryan
Wyo
Treasury Department
Cal Banks
Neuralgia Relief Promised by Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills
An advertisement cites neuralgia as nerve condition from congestion or irritation and claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve pain with few side effects. Customer testimonials from Mrs Katherine Barton and Mrs Ferrier endorse rapid relief, with notice of pharmacist price refund if the first package fails. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles Antl
Reief
Iles
Katherine Barton
Valley St
Carthage
Miles
Mrs. Ferrier
Lynn St
Lincoln
Neb
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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Priz
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