Liner's Exciting Voyage Two Passengers Die at Sea
A liner from Glasgow, the ANan State Line Laurentian, arrives after a stormy voyage. William Rye of Chicago, an able seaman aboard under the British flag, survives a massive wave that swept him overboard and was saved. Henry Mason suffers a broken collarbone. John Ferguson of Paisley dies of acute meningitis and Martha Robertson of Toronto dies of cerebral hemorrhage, both second cabin passengers, buried at sea or brought to port.
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Laurentian
Glasgow
William Rye
Chicago
Navy
Rye
Robert Gray
Henry Mason
John Ferguson
Paisley
Martha Robertson
Toronto
Canada
Wedgwood chosen for Roosevelt White House service
English firm Josiah Wedgwood & Sons will supply a 1296 piece White House china service for President Roosevelt. The design shifts the United States seal to the rims to prevent wear, preserving a white center. The order, delivered next month, follows Lord Tweedmouth’s Wedgwood collection influence and echoes Gladstone’s praise of Wedgwood’s art.
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Roosevelt
White House
Josiah Wedgwood & Sons
United States
China
Lowestoft
London
Whitelaw Reid
Edward
Brook House
Park Lane
Lord Tweedmouth
Reid
Gladstone
Josiah Wedgwood
Wedgwood
Singland
Europe
Wedgwuood
Lawyer Requests Amendment In Mixed Up Car Accident Suit
Gustavus A. Rogers before Justice Leventritt seeks permission to amend a complaint for damages from injuries on a Dry Dock East Battery and Broadway Railroad car. The clerk mixed Isaac Scheinberg with another plaintiff, misreporting ribs broken versus shock. The judge allows amendment. both patients shared the same doctor whose certificates were mixed.
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Gustavus A. Rogers
Rogers
Isaac Scheinberg
Scheinberg
Suit on a contract pits Pittsburg Amusement Co against Ferguson
The Pittsburg Amusement Company sues banker Walter Ferguson for 50000 in damages over an alleged breach of option and sale of Pittsburg real estate. The case involves Andrew Carnegie Frick interests and a rival skyscraper development, with testimonies likely from Pittsburg millionaires drawn to the witness stand.
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Trust Company
Erick Company
Empire
Pittsburg
Reynolds& Carpenter
Clarence Burleigh
Amusement Company
Banker
Carpenter & Clark
Willis McCook
Ferguson
Wall Street
Madison Avenue
Erick
Sixth Street
Mr. Erick
Pittsburg Trust Company
Andrew Carnegie
Henry C. Frick
New York
Court House Slippery Steps Cause Indignation and Injuries
A dangerous ice cover on the County Court House steps from the second floor to Chambers Street has caused several injuries and widespread anger among lawyers jurors and judges. Poor lighting shadows from parapets hinder safe exit after 6 pm leading to backward descent by some elderly jurors.
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Supreme Court
County Court House
Chambers Street
Riley
Church Services Listed by Name and Time Across City
A comprehensive rundown of church services with designated clergymen at various locations. The list includes Calvary West 57th Street, Central 42nd Street, Fifth Avenue, Madison Avenue churches, and many others with service times ranging from 10:45 a.m. to 8 p.m. including notable figures such as Rev. Dr. R. S. MacArthur, Rev. Dr. George C. Lorimer, and Bishop Fowler among the many clergy listed.
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London
Charles Spencer
Reynolds
Dickinson
Anne Lambton
Hoppner
Young
Nurse
G. Morland
W. Ward
A. Kauffmann
T. Burke
Blyth
Lord Cheylesmore
Calvary
57Th St
R. S. MacArthur
Central
Broadway
Frank .M. Goodchild
Fifth Avenue
46Th St
R. P. Johnston
Madison Avenue
31St St
George C. Lorimer
Mariners’ Temple
Oliver St
Chatham Square
Sears
MacMurray
Memorial
Washington Square
Edward Judson
Mount Morris
St. Av
126Th St
W. C. Bitting
People’s
E. A. Dent
ST. Andrew's
Columbus
James Oliver Wilson
ST. Paul's
West End
George P. Eckman
Trinity
Second Av
George E. Strobridge
4Th St
Sea Line
John J. Reed
Brick
37Th St
William R. Richards
Shepherd Knapp
7Th Av
Wilton Merle Smith
55Th St
John Willis Baer
J. Ross Stevenson
Wilbert W. White
Fourth
12Th St
Howard Duffield
Pilgrims
Re St
C. J. Young
Rutgers
Eccett Mackenzie
Thirteenth Street
All Angels
S. de Lancey Townsend
All Souls
Madison
S. D. McConnell
Ascension
10Th
Percy S. Grant
Walter E. Clifton. Smith
Christ
Tist St
Incarnation
Madison Av
35Th St
William M. Grosvenor
ST. Bartholomew’s
T.s
Thomas F. Gallor
Tennessee
David H. Greer
ST. Esprit
27Th St
A. V. Wittmeyer
ST. Mark’s
Bishop McVickar
Rhode Island
Batten
ST. Mary the Virgin
ST. Matthew’s
Central Park
Arthur H. Judge
ST. Stephen's
West 69Th St
Nathan A. Seagle
East 29Th St
Zion and ST. —Timothy
West 57Th St
Henry Lubeck
Rushton
Foot and Mouth Disease Scrutiny Grows Across States
Reports from agents reduce suspected diseased herds in Sterling Boylston and West Boylston with three in Quincy and one of five in Braintree infected. Dr Salmon calls cattle slaughter key to eradicating the disease while US authorities slaughter sixteen cows in Salem New Hampshire due to exposure. Maine issues cattle quarantine and Illinois clarifies interstate movement under updated rules with certificates and cross border allowances.
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Austin Peters
State Cattle Bureau
Sterling
Boylston
West Boylston
Quincy
Braintree
Randolph
Salmon
Salem
N. H
Edward Townsend
United States
Augusta
State Board of Cattle Commissioners
Springfield
Ill
Live Stock Commission Today
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
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Maine
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Quebec
Ontario
State cattle official denies Goshen foot and mouth cases
State Cattle Commissioner H O Averill said nine cases of foot and mouth disease were not found at Goshen Connecticut, rebutting reports in Stamford notes. He pledged caution and stated no cases were confirmed, expressing vigilance in disease monitoring.
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New York Times
Stamford
Conn
H. O. Averill
Goshen
Litchfield County
Cattle Disease Warned to Be Quarantined and Prevented
The commissioner warns that the disease in cattle may spread via clothing and urges veterinarians to wear rubber boots and waterproof coats during examinations to prevent transmission while the herd is quarantined.
Ship Rescues Ruth Seamen After 39 Days Drift
The British steamship Darlington arrived at Savannah with Capt. Rasmussen and ten men from the Norwegian bark Ruth aboard. Stranded since October after a storm wrecked the Ruth, the crew drifted for thirty nine days in a helpless derelict with dwindling provisions. Signals of distress were ignored by other vessels until the Darlington sighted them.
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Savannah
Darlington
Work
Rasmussen
Ruth
Greenock
Demerara
Capt. Rasmussen
S M Bird Schooner Wrecked Off Eaton's Neck
The three masted schooner S M Bird of New York struck a reef and sank near Eaton's Neck during a storm. Life savers attempted three line shots and launched a life boat after the sea calmed, rescuing seven shipwrecked sailors who were exhausted on landing. The 800 ton vessel was en route from Boston to Norfolk with 500 tons of paper aboard.
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Northport
L. J
S. M. Bird
New York
F. B. Paterson
Eaton's Neck
Boston
Norfolk
Patchogue Shipwrecks In Great South Bay Noted
The schooner Emma M. Robinson, from Jersey City with coal, dragged anchor and grounded on shoals near Fire Island. Part of the cargo may be removed before refloating. The sloop yacht Ella sank off Fire Island Hotel but can be raised.
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Patchogue
L. 1
Emma M. Robinson
Brown
Jersey City
Great South Bay
Fire Island
Ella
New Fire Island
Edith Sloop Goes Ashore Near Sag Harbor
Sag Harbor on December 6 reports the sloop Edith gone ashore with a broken mainmast and topmast and hull damage. The vessel is fifty tons burden and the crew were aboard at the time of the incident.
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Sag Harbor
L. I
Edith
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University Place
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Amsterdam
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Westminster
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48Th St
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54Th St
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Madison, Av
38Th St
Roderick Terry
Avenue
77Th St
Henry Evertson Cobb
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Lenox Avenue
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Park Av
34Th T
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Divine Paternity
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Frank QO
Carnegie Lyceum
Sith St
Henry Frank
Carnegie Hall
Felix
Adler
57Th
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Christ Mission
James A. O'Connor
Hugh O. Pentecost
Ae Jerusalem
Julian K. Smyth
Attes Stephen
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