Japanese training cruiser Matsushima sunk by magazine explosion
The Matsushima was sunk off the Pesca dores islands during a magazine explosion while anchored at Makang. Over 200 men are feared lost, including Cadets and several officers. Rescue attempts saved 141 people, among them officers. eight cadets survived from a 300 crew. Among the missing are sons of Baron Chinda and Prince Oyama.
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Saved from Matsushima cruiser report totals
A Tokyo dispatch to the naval attaché says the Matsushima survivors include three officers twenty four cadets seven non commissioned officers and 141 crew. The Matsushima is a protected cruiser built in 1900 with 4237 tons displacement 295 feet length and 5400 indicated horsepower.
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Western frost hurts Midwest crops and snow hits Pennsylvania
A heavy frost in Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and Missouri damages strawberries currants fruit trees and garden crops. Snow falls eight inches in Franklin Pennsylvania with fears for fruit crops. Yale students face suspensions and a driver fined for license issues. An ice bound body found in Berne linked to a 1887 glacier accident. Salvation Army in South Bend arrests total twenty five for nuisance. A cyclist is injured after being thrown from a York stage.
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Pennsylvania for Knox Keystone State Republicans Meet in Convention
Harrisburg April 29 The Republican state convention at the Majestic theatre endorsed Senator Knox for president with strong applause and instructed delegates to support him at the national convention. Governor Stuart, James Elverson, Charles Rook, and R P Habgood named as delegates at large. Judge Porter renominated for the superior court and Wesley Andrews reelected state chairman.
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United States
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Knox
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Pittsburg Dispatch
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Wesley R. Andrews
Failed to Elect Bishop in Delaware Clerical Ballot Deadlock
Episcopal clergy and lay delegates in Delaware remain deadlocked in selecting a successor to Leighton Coleman. After 27 ballots begun Feb 19 and 31 more on Thursday, clericals backed Samuel Hart of Hartford on the 29th ballot and George Yemens Bliss of Burlington on the 31st, but lay members refused both. The convention adjourned to meet in Wilmington in June to resume balloting.
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Wilmington
Samuel Hart
Hartford Conn
George Yemens Bliss
Burlington
Gray Denies Insurance Company Offer Allegation False
A judge in Wilmington refutes a claim that Judge George Gray received a $200,000 annual salary offer to head a New York insurance company saying no such offer or any other was received.
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George Gray
Princeton
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New York
Reid Engagement Announced to Hon. John Ward
London reports the engagement of Jean Reid daughter of Ambassador Whitelaw Reid to the Hon. John Ward brother of William Humble Ward second Earl of Dudley.
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Whitelaw Reid
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I Am the Way and the Truth and the Life
A sermon on John fourteen 1 14 stresses trust in God and in Jesus as the path to salvation. Jesus reassures the disciples of his unity with the Father and promises preparation of a place, urging belief, closeness, and prayer in his name for divine works.
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