Fog Delays Steamships In New York Harbor
Fog halted hundreds of travelers as ships anchored off College Point and Sandy Hook. The Priscilla carried passengers but fog prevented boarding, while several liners including Minnewaska Bermuda and others remained at anchor awaiting lifting of the mist.
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College Point
Ike
London
England
North
New Jersey
New York
Sandy Hook
Hook
Europe
Bermuda
Minnewaska
Carolina
Porto Rico
San Juan
Scotland
el Sol
Proteus
New Orleans
el Alba ‘Com Galvestott
Savannah
Hamion
Ol Dominion Line
Normol
Pawnee
Philadelphia
Jacksonville
Gravesend Bay
Ward
Havana
Suriname
Royal Dutch West India Mail
Jefferson
Old Dominion Line
Norfolk
Brunswick
Big Fail
Fall River
Foxound
Snall
Priscilla
Harry
Eddy
Lee Point
Boston
Bert
Hudson
Raczkiewic
Lost in fog two boys vanish after open boat trip
Raymond Collins and Willan Roth of Larchmont were in a twelve foot open boat taking a duck shoot in thick fog. They left in the afternoon with no food and had not been seen by night. Authorities used wireless alerts and a Davis Transportation tug to search shoreline waters.
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Raymond Collins
Willan Roth
Larchmont
T. H. Collins
W. C. Rothkrang
Davis Transportation Company
Glen Island
Pir
Hyde Missing From Stop-a-While After Storm Plunge
Charles H. Hyde city chamberlain of New York was not aboard the houseboat Stop-a-While when it nearly foundered at sea and was towed into Hackney Florida. Hyde had left Beaufort North Carolina last Wednesday en route to New York. Wiswell, a guest aboard, offered no information on Hyde's whereabouts amid a legislative racetrack inquiry. The vessel undergoes repairs before resuming its voyage south.
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Hackne
Fla
Charles H. Hyde
New York
Storma
Mr. Hyde
Beaufort
N.C
Wiewell
Vem
Wiswell
Hyde
New Yorker
North Carolina
Florida
Cost of Armed Peace in Europe Over 25 Years
Paris reports economist Edmond Thery estimates Europe's armed peace cost about 91 billion francs in 25 years. He says this raised public debt by around 105 billion francs and pulled 195,000 officers and 2,800,000 men from productive industry.
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Europe
Paris
Edmond Thery
Rales
Iren
Arrest in Warner Case Sparks New Suspect Arrests
A new arrest followed the fatal stabbing of John Warner, civil engineer, after he was mistaken for a strike breaker on October 31. Alfred Langioni, 26, of 158 West 15th Street, is held on homicide charges. Joseph Mulligan, alias Kel Mulligan, is alleged by witnesses to have stabbed Warner, though he denies the charge. Several arrests have been made, with two out on bail and four in the Tombs. A witness identified Langioni in a police lineup, and he is to be arraigned today.
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Mageate
John
Warner
Alfred Longiant
Weat 15Th Street
Joseph Mulligan
Kel
Mulligan
Langioni
Brooklyn Trolleys Crash Injures Passengers in Bay Ridge
A southbound Bay Ridge avenue car crowded to the doors collided with a southbound Third avenue car near Sixth street in Brooklyn early morning. Most passengers in the Third avenue car were seriously hurt. about six remained hospitalized at Coney Island Norwegian and Seney hospitals. BRT officials said a packed Bay Ridge car prevented motorman Philip Seney from braking properly.
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Bay Ridge Avenue
Third Avenue
6Ath Street
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Seney
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Fort Hamilton Avenue
Bay Ridge
Philip Seney
Middies Ready for War
The Naval Academy at Annapolis reports midshipmen in a whirl of excitement after rumors of imminent war with Japan. They speculate on mines in San Francisco Bay and imagine battle scenarios as they return to study period. A Seaboard Florida Limited ad promotes a Palm Beach path to Florida aboard a major passenger train.
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Annapolis
Japan
Naval Academy
San Francisco
Midshipmen
West Point
Seaboard Florida
Palm Beach
Tampa
Opande
Los. N.Y
Pan
Florida
Ing
Seaboard
Broadway
Woman who threatened Mr Schiff dies by own hand
Anna Volinsky once a solicitor for Montefiore Home and other Jewish charities killed herself at Manhattan State Hospital after writing threatening letters to Jacob H Schiff. She had been declared paranoid and committed after investigations found delusions of persecution related to unpaid commissions and supposed misconduct by a director.
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Anna Volinsky
Montefiore Home
Chrante Tavalide
Hving
Jacob H. Schiff
Manhattan State Hospital
Taw
Wa Fc
Govelock
Garvin
Anna Volingiy
Schiff
Hellevue
Charles W. Dayton
Fry
Montefiore
Mise Volingky
Montefore
John Smith Rice Dead Detected In Jersey City
Detectives identified the man who died at St Francis Hospital as John Smith Rice a stock and bond speculator missing since November 25. He was found ill at a Jersey City railroad station, died of acute Brights disease, and used the name James Chivian at arrival. He bore initials J S Ro on his watch and carried lodging house key 229. Earlier mysteries linked Rice to two disappearances, including a 1807 case where he vanished after withdrawing 6000 for investment and later eluded search despite a $1000 reward.
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St. Francis Hospital
Jersey City
John Smith Rice
Pennsylvania
Bright
James Chivian
Weststreet
Manhattan
Mander
Pulince
John Rice
Ale
Lodging House
Ohn Smith Rice
New York
Passaic
Fifth Avenue
Cincinnati
Traih
Fire Sweeps Granville Village No Water To Fight Blaze
A blaze in Granville Washington County at 2 30 this morning threatened the village with destruction. Firemen lack water supplies as flames raze several blocks and aid from Salem Whitehall is en route. The fire began yesterday afternoon and by 2 00 this morning losses were estimated at 500 000 as the wind continued to fuel the blaze.
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Granville
N. Y
Troy
Washington County
Salem
Whitehall
Car Hits Ambulance In The Bronx Amid Chaos
An Ambulance and a crosstown Interborough car collided on Hoffman Avenue The Bronx early today sending the patient surgeon and driver sprawling onto the street One horse was killed and Dr Walker Vin cent Hastings the driver and a patrolman were bruised The patient suffered bullet wounds and faced an attempted death charge while the motorman blamed slippery rails for the inability to stop the vehicle.
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Interborough
Hoffman Avenue
Bronx
Walker
Vincent Hastings
Kills Fur Seal in Sound by Commodore Sanford
In Long Island Sound at Saugatuck near Norwalk on Saturday Commodore Phillip G. Sanford of New York shot four fur seal and hauled ashore the largest specimen yet found in the area. The six foot long three hundred pound animal died after a fierce struggle. Sanford, duck hunting, used decoys to lure the seal and wrestled it from the bed of the Sound with grappling irons after the creature fought to the end.
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Norwalk
Conn
Phillip G. Sanford
New York
Saugatuck
Long Island Sound
Sanford
Salome at 10 Below in St Louis Tonight
Mary Garden starring with the Chicago Grand Opera Company presented the unexpurgated Salome at the Coliseum. In frigid weather the performance lasted about an hour and a half, drawing mixed reactions. Musicians praised the music while the audience appeared stunned by Garden's intense portrayal of La Jams.
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St. Louis
Mary Garden
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Coliaeum
Miss Garden
Weils
Mise Garden
la Jame
Inspector McCafferty Stricken By Leucemia in Roosevelt Touched Case
Inspector James McCafferty of the Police Department is reported by doctors to be suffering from leukemia. He was moved from St Luke's to Hahnemann and is now at home under treatment by Dr. McGovern. The illness, incurable in this report, follows similar cases in New York and recalls the Berlin toxin treatment once tried on a patient at Roosevelt Hospital.
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James McCafferty
Police Department
Sheepshead Bay
St. Luke's Hospital
Hahnemann Hospital
Park Avenue
New York
Wight V. Abbott
West 96Th Street
Roosevelt Hospital
Paul L. Ehrlisch
Berlin
Royal Institute
Rockefeller Institute
Alexis Carrel
Abbott
Inauguration of Gov Dix Marks a Democratic Turn
John Alden Dix sworn in as New York governor amid lavish ceremonies and a transitioning Democratic administration. He urged economy to balance state finances, warned of possible direct taxes, and pledged public service without party favoritism amid crowded parades and ceremonial pageantry.
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Hughes
Charles Francis Murphy
Tammany Hall
State of
New York
August Belmont
Executive Mansion
Capitol
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Thomas F. Conway
MR. Schiff
Insane Asylum
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Fur Seal
Commodore Sanford
Big Tee
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Poltes Department
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Speaer
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Grady
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