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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1913

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Survivors recount doomed steamer Julia Luckenbach sinking

Eight crew members were rescued after the Julia Luckenbach sank in Chesapeake Bay following a collision with the Indrakaula. The Apache and the Indrakaula struggled in heavy seas with two hours of peril before survivors were plucked from wreckage. One rescued man later died aboard the Indrakaula.

Gron Apache Igyis Luckenbach Baltimore W. M. McDonald Luckenbach Kaula Julia Luckenbach Port Pa Tangier Potomac He. Gilbert Luckenbach Feed Big Wife

Tragic Street Snow Death Reported In Town

Morning bulletin notes a woman killed in a street incident, with details of the Roey tragedy and related city-wide concerns. Includes graft witnesses, canal dispute arbitration talks, and civic affairs discussions as aldermen meet.

Ganeral Whitelaw Reid Witneus Cantto Pigot Atel Lingy Buex de Wolf Hopper Amerika

Astor Mistaken for Highway Robber in Poughkeepsie

Vincent Astor narrowly escaped a deadly misunderstanding on his estate when Robert Forbes, driving a light rig, failed to stop at Astor’s summons. Astor pursued in a racing car after fleeing toward Rhinebeck, while Forbes denied pulling a pistol. The incident occurred amid Astor’s vast estate with public-cross roads. an odd alert to a possible bandit encounter.

Poughkeepah N. Y Vincent Astor Robert Forbes Astor Estate Forbes Mr. Astor Rhinebeck Fernelift Ferberi Mr. Akon Morbes Forber

Vamps Fight Fire in Swallow-Tailed Suits

In Rochelle Heights New Rochelle early yesterday morning a fire destroyed the $30,000 home of Richard Furlong. Volunteers in evening dress helped extinguish it and prevented spread as bullets from exploding cartridges forced a retreat. Mrs Furlong woke to smoke and her husband carried a fainted helper down stairs. Jewelry survived and the family saved most belongings amid a fierce gale and quick fire response.

Richard Furlong Rochelle Heights New Rochelle Heights Furlong Annie Ryan Te Volunteer Fire Department Rochelle Park Roy Furlong

Family Welcomes Quadruplets in Pitiahireh

Docker Hollow reports a rare birth as Mrs Tanna, aged thirty eight, births four babies this morning. Her two previous years yielded two sets of triplets. The four infants survived despite early fears, joining three older children in the family. Father A Hanns, a magan, quips he expected such news.

Pitiahireh

Plan for DC suffrage pageant blocked by police chief

Washington message reports the District of Columbia branch of the National Woman's Suffrage Association planned a March pageant on Pennsylvania Avenue the eve of the President's inauguration. Major Sylvester, Chief of Police, refused parade permission citing need to protect crowds and pedestrians.

Washington Jay District of Columbia National Women's Suffrage Pennsylvania Avenue Sylvester Pennsyylvania Avenue

Funeral at St John the Divine for Ambassador Reid

A grand funeral service for Ambassador Reid was held at the Cathedral of St John the Divine on Morningside Heights with President Taft, former President Roosevelt, Cabinet members, and military and naval representatives in attendance. Banners and flowers adorned the church as sailors and marines guarded entrances. the body lay in state under an American flag, with a royal-style procession to Grand Central Station and thence Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.

St. John, the Divine Morningside Heights Taft Roosevelt United States James Pryce Episcopal Church Scr Dts Grand Central Station Broad Cathedra Sleepy Hollow Tarrytown Natal Reid Piorida North Dakota Army Navy T. J. Rhoades Charles Dewey Hilles Ogden M. Reid Ogden Milly Greer Dean Grosvenor Cathedral Howard 0. Robbins Church of the Incarnation Mr. Reid Ishop Leonard Ohio William Hoyd-Carpenter Westminster Abbey Ambassador Reid Thin Augustis Day Fegation Paris Willinay Phillipy London Aaron Ward Henry DP. Homp Don 1 H. Gibbons Naval Academy Annapolis Stephen H. Slocum Artthur Orr Chicago Delancey K. Jay Augustus Jay Uondon Lydis Hoyt Stedman Hanks Ogdenville Reid Includ

POLICE SEEK CLUBMAN MISSING SINCE FRIDAY

Police search for Inet HL Pook a prominent citizen and descendant of an old American family missing since Friday after leaving his home at 249 West Hed avenue to shop near Park in Titford Tot street and Columbus avenue. His family fears injury in the morning windstorm and asks for information.

Polles Bat Thorouel Inet Pook Mr Cook James Herman Aldrich Valens Apartments Central Park West Spencer Aldrich West Hed Avenue Titford Tot Street Columbus Avere Cook

Pray for Vote Says Suffrage Leader Anna Howard Shaw

Dr. Anna Howard Shaw urges New York suffragists to pray a minute daily until voting rights are won, arguing prayer will influence lawmakers and reform perceptions. She calls the Church cowardly for avoiding live issues like white slavery and child labor, and praises the Salvation Army as a true church today.

Anna Howard Shaw New York State National American Woman Suffrage Association David Kaul Salvation Army

Wilson backs Sulzer for Domestic party leadership

Governor Woodrow Wilson supports William Sulzer's claim that his NY gubernatorial victory makes him leader of the Domestic party. Sulzer received a telegram confirming the backing, though he kept it private, noting similar messages from across the state.

Mbany Woodrow Wilton William Sulzer New York Sulzer

Taft Rally Calls Republicans to Stand Firm

A Taft rally at the Waldorf Astoria drew prominent Republicans to honor President Taft and reaffirm party principles after the November defeat. Speakers pledged that 3,500,000 irreducible Republican voters would sustain the party against the Progressive challenge, with Olcott and club leaders stressing loyalty to the GOP and its constitutional program.

Waldorf-Astoria Taffard Inez Terbedell Mr. Tate Dee Declan Republica de Party Uelet Wilton Roosevelt Bix White House Union League Club of New York They Publica Club Massachusetts Union League Club Philadelphia Republican Club of Mr. Tart J. van. Vechten Olcott Sider Repub Samuel W. Child William T. Tilden Charles Sumner Burcher Country Front Republican Party Progressive Party Hasuk Ferg Beeange Tooseyeit

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