Titanic Disaster Shocks World As Ship Sinks On Maiden Voyage
Reports describe the sinking of the White Star liner Titanic after striking an iceberg off Cape Race. About 1,500 people aboard. rescue efforts limited as lifeboats and ships reach the scene. Officials, families, and nations react with mourning and calls for maritime safety reforms.
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Cape Race
Atlantic
Arctic Ocean
White Star
Olmpie
Washington, D. C
White House
Taft
Major Butts
Europe
House of Representatives
Henry W. Codert
George Uhler
Steamboat Inspection Service
Unic
Southampton
New York
Titanic
Ef. J Smith
Holiness Summer Campmeeting Dates Planned at Riverside
The South Dakota State Holiness Association will hold its annual camp meeting June 27 to July 7, 1912, on the Riverside R R station grounds near Mitchell. Rev C J Fowler and Rev C I Weigele will be the evangelists. The association plans a large wooden tabernacle for 1913 with the National Holiness Association to hold its camp meeting there, inviting all to attend.
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Riverside R. R. Station
Mitchell
C. J. Fowler
West Newton
Mass
National Holiness Association
C. I. Weigele
Pasadena
Cal
Marriage at Mount Lowe After Father’s Ashes Funeral
Miss Hattie Rose Laurie of Huron and A N Seward wed at Inspiration Point Mount Lowe in a midnight ceremony after Laurie scattered her father’s ashes. The bride, once a noted political speaker in the state, had previously faced rumors of engagements with Clark senator Laurie and a Californian fruit grower. Her father’s death preceded the marriage.
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Huron
S. D
Los Angeles
Cal
Hattie Rose Laurie
A. N. Seward
Inspiration Point
Mount Lowe
Arthur N. Seward
Hattie R. Laube
United States
Clark
Montana
Miss Laurie
Nominating Petitions Filed for Thorson and Carson
Two more petitions were filed with the secretary of state on Saturday. Thomas Thorson seeks renomination as National Committeeman for the Republican party, and Dighton Carson seeks re election to the supreme court.
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Thomas Thorson
National
Dighton Carson
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Democratic Contest Grows in South Dakota Second District
The secretary of state reports rising certificate filings with Frank LeCocq of Armour for railway commissioner and C. H. Dillon of Yankton for Congress in the first district. Democratic candidates G. Boyd Barrett of Aberdeen and E. M. Fisk of Redfield enter the second district race. A medical ad closes the snippet, promoting Dr King's New Life Pills for health.
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Aberdeen
E. M. Fisk
Redfield
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John Jacob Astor
Congress
Alexander
House Merchant, Marine and Fisheries Committee
House
Smith
White Star Line
Carpathia
Gambell
Virginia
Grand Banks
Great Floating Hotel
Charleston Navy Yard
Cape Cod
New York City
Titaniic
Cunard Line
The
Olympic
Boston
Allan Line
Sable Island
Risian
Montreal
Canada
Liverpool
New York Astor Family
Henry B. Harris
St. Louis
Isador Strauss
William Stead
Review of Reviews
Charles Melville Kays
Grand Trunk Railroad
Benjamin Guggenheim
Meyer Guggenheim
Frank D. Millett
Clarence Moore
Washington
Archibald Butt
Jacques Fratelle
J. Bruce Ismay
International Mercantile Company
London
England
Staggers Insurance Companies
J. Pierpont Morgan
France
Grief
Germany
Berlin
Reichstag
Paris
Bacon
Cunard
Carmania
Niagara
South Dakota
Bride
Barrett
FISK
Dr. King
Diehl & Brown's
First National Bank
the First Trust and Savings Bank
Commercial & Savings Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
H. R. Kibbee
C. B. Wilt
J. T. Morrow
E. A. Loomer
Mitchell Trust Co
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