Empress Wireless Operator Breaks Silence On Rescue Efforts
Ronald Verguson, wireless operator of the Empress of Ireland, reports eight minutes of signal activity before the dynamos failed, enabling two lifeboats to be summoned. He climbed into the Lady Evelyn’s wireless room to relay the distress call and aided efforts to reach Rimouski.
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New York Times
Montreal
Ronald Verguson
Lady Eaelyn
Eureka
Ferguson
Father Point
Rimouskhi
Father Lowing
K. Ami
Lady Evelyn
Bierstad
Father
Rimouski Wharf
Easex
Inquest in Rimouski to Resume After Saturday
The inquest begun at Rimouski last Saturday will be resumed next Saturday though few witnesses are expected to testify. The most important testimony is reserved for the special inquiry to begin after the arrival of Lord Mersey.
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Rimouski
Lord Mersey
Funeral honors for Empress of Ireland victims in Quebec
Thousands lined Quebec streets to honor the twelve Empress of Ireland victims. Services were held at St Patrick’s Church and the Anglican Cathedral before a somber procession including clergy, police, sailors, soldiers, and railway officials. Sir Henry Seton-Karr’s funeral followed at Mount Hermon Cemetery with private rites.
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New York Times
Quebec
St. Patrick’s Church
Anglican
Vyrudell
Canadian Pacific Railway
Seret
Bain
Kendall
Walsh
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy
Dr. Grant
Cana- Pacific Railway
Wiliam Stitt
Staunton
J. M. Gibbon
William Ballagnine
A. J. Blasdell
William Webber
G. J. P. Moore
A. ©. Seymour
R. NcCormick
A. R. Kennedy
Ds de Abbe
G. Olsen
J. McKenna
T. Gibbons
Marine Department
the Duke of Connaught
Capt. Bulkeley
Esssex
Dominion
Marine and Fisheries Department
Murray
Sir Henry Seton-Karr
Henry
Seton-Karr
England
Mount Herman
Dean Williams
A. BE. Howard
London
August Goebel, Jr
Detroit
Conrad M. Brown
Haileybury
J. Co. Apps
Montreal
Carden Delivers British Thanks Over Empress Disaster
Sir Lionel Carden, acting for Sir Edward Grey, conveyed Britain's thanks to the Mexican Government for expressions of condolence on the Empress of Ireland catastrophe. The message from the British Government was communicated in Mexico City on June 4.
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Carden
Huerta
NEW York Times
Mexico City
Sir Lionel Carden
Edward Grey
Mexico
Ireland
Osborns Advisers Tap Anti Tammany Men for Slate
William Church Osborn, head of the Democratic State Committee, unveiled an Executive Committee aimed at opposing Tammany Hall. The list includes Franklin D. Roosevelt, Montgomery Hare, William Schneider, and Alexander Konta, with many anti Tammany figures from Brooklyn and Kings among appointees. A two day conference at the Knickerbocker is planned to map platform and tickets for direct primaries.
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William Church Osborn
Democratic State Committee
Osborn
Tammany Hall
Navy
Franklin DL. Roosevelt
Tammany
Senate
Murphy
William F. Sheehan
United States
Lst
Montgomery Hare
William F. Schneider
Alexander Konta
Brooklyn
Alonzo G. McLaughlin
Kings
Bronx
Nam
Cyrus Co. Miller
Willson
John S. de Saulles
J. R. Truesdale
Wilson League
Augustus Thomas
Wilson
Frank L. Polk
Mitchell
Louis Pp. Fuhrman
Buffalo
George P. Burd
W. B. Hoyt
Louis Deshecker
Thomas Lockwood
Erie
Thomas Ki. Spratt
Jefferson
Louis M. Antisdale
Monroe
Arthur Downey
Oswego
Henry Bacon
Orange
EF. H. Tichener
Brooze
Pammittee
John J. Fitzgerald
Nathan S. Jonas
Cyrus C. Miller
Wagner
Frank Patterson
Metz
Emmet
Fitzgerald
Lazansky
Dix
Knickerbocker
United States Senate
Congress
State Committee
Waldorf
Democratic Party
Alton B. Parker
D Cady Herrick
Norman F. Mack
William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Butterfield probate fight stalls estate in Cold Spring
Hearings on Mrs. Butterfield's will reveal two main factions as executors and Y M C A legatee clash with cousins and guardians. Temporary administrators Yale and Berrigan named amid appeals while estate assets including Cragside sale and 616 Fifth Avenue leasehold proceed.
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Brewster Standard
Cold Spring
Southard
Young Men's Christian Association
Nathan P. Bushnell
William H. Hamilton
1 Broadway
Manhattan
Butterfield
Bushnell
Hamilton
Flagar
David W. Carkness
Calvin May
Col
Edward M. L. Ehlers
Bushnell and Hamilton
Hagar
Mr. Hagar
International Committee of the
Y. M. Co. A. Owhieh
Nelsonville
Association For the Relief
New York
Church of St
Yale
Berrigan
Cousins
Stor
Ings
Court of Appeals
Times
Bim
Yales
Teekskill
Poughkeepsie
Roosevelt Draft May Shape New York Progressive Drive
After a secret meeting of the Progressive State Committee Advisory Panel the party sent petition blanks designating Col Theodore Roosevelt for governor to county chairs. Erie County reports full petition signatures and leaders push Roosevelt to lead a clean up in the fall, despite his refusals.
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Progressive State Committee
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Bull Moose
Erie
Oyster Bay
Spain
Charles &. Whitman
Ol. Roosevelt
Europe
Col. Roosevelt
Murphy
Barnes
Robinson
Whitman
Washington Square
George W. Per
Progr National Committee
West
George W.king
Progressive National Committee
Theodore Douglas Robinson
O. B. Phillips
Rockland
Chauncey J. Hamlin
Frederick M. Davenport
Oneida Nlruce
United States Senate
House of Repesentatives
George W. Perkins
New York State
Perkins
Trull Moose
A&r
Ledyard Defends New Haven Board Roles in Railroad Deals
The testimony details Ledyard's denials of collusion with Mellen and explains his positions on Boston & Maine stock, American Express contracts, and New Haven expansion. He asserts no direct involvement in certain contracts, defends the board’s methods, and cites extensive experience with multiple railroads and financial arrangements.
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Ledyard
Commissioner McChord
Mr. Ledyard
Shell
Hoston & Maine Stock
New Haven
American Express Company
Deal
Boston & Maine Railroad
New Haven Railroad
Boston & Maine
Boston & Maine Tock
Lane
Lee, Higginson & Co
New York
Mellen
New
Boston & Maine Board
Express Company
Board of Directors
The
Railroad Company
American Express Compan
Mr. Mellen
Mr. Lane
New Haven Road
Adams Express Company
Fargo
Adams
Mellen O
Express
Expo
Missioner
Boston
New Hampshire Railroad Commission
Prouty
Tuttle
New Haven Railroad Company
American Foxpress Company
New York Central
New York Central Lines
Amer
New York Central Railroad
Boston & Maine Country
Buffalo
New Hampshire Commission
Navigation Company
Tedyard
American Express
T Am & Director
Adams Exress Company
Boston & Maine Hallroad
Richard Olney
New Havens
New England
Olney
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Europe
Central New England
Rhode Island
Westchester
Portchester
Harlem River
New York, Ontario and Western
Long Island Sound
Cod
Cape
Sound
New Haver
Worcester
Nashua
Rochester
Crim
Melle
New Ven
William Skin
Whic Pennsylvania
Country Board column guides vacation options at moderate cost
The Country Board column on the page before the last lists numerous places for restful and enjoyable vacations with good food and accommodations at moderate prices. It suggests regular reading of the column for useful travel ideas.
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New York Times
Country Board
Summer suit that keeps its style and fit
The ad praises Weber and Heil broner clothing for lasting quality, saying the suit maintains its look two months after purchase. It emphasizes workmanship over mystery and promotes summer neckwear from 50¢ to $2, with new exclusive silks and a finished blue serge suit at 23.50, noting it will be discontinued after Saturday.
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