Prisoners Die By Inches In Quake Ruins
Shattered walls crumble as fresh tremors strike, killing prisoners and hindering rescue efforts. Authorities report more loss of life amid collapsing structures and ongoing aftershocks.
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1915
Page
1
Ambassadors Wife Sets $500 Relief Aid Amid Earthquake Suffering
Rome reports flood of aid streaming to central Italy after the quake. 28,000 fled and thousands injured as debris-filled roads hamper rescue. Avila and Avezzano suffer extensive damage with homes crushed by landslides. American volunteers and embassy staff mobilize matériel and funds to relieve hunger and cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Foreigh
Bae
Rome
Bes Fort
AverAno
Oredr
Mame
Amer
Avertano
New
Avezzano
MANY HURT IN CRASH Yonkers Trolleys Head-on at Crossover
Yonkers Railway Company trolleys collided head-on at a crossover switch near the M24 terminus. A northbound car on the switch struck a Yonkers bound car driven by Eugene Mo otorman, causing telescoped fronts and passengers thrown free amid broken glass. Moss suffered severe cuts. Kelly and Carr sustained injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
James Carr
Launch of torpedo boat destroyer Glided into Quincy Bay
The unnamed vessel, funded as the United States torpedo boat destroyer, launched this afternoon despite Secretary Dianiele’s injunction against singing "Tipperary" at naval functions. Sponsor Mise Marie de Cushing, daughter of Lt. Cmdr. William Cushing, christened the craft as “The Star Spangled Banner” played during the launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamann Ye - Rosten
Dianiele
Tipperary
United Stat
Alli
Quiney Bay
Mise Marie de. Cushing
William Cushing
Fere
WIFE DIVORCES REGINALD BROOKS
Mrs. Langhorne Brooks obtains a divorce decree from Reginald Brooks in Alberdale County Circuit Court on abandonment grounds. Married in 1901, the Astor and Gibeon kinfolk’s daughter was active in hunt clubs and aided wounded soldiers in London while Brooks served abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aince
Brooks
Brooka
Novemer
Hrooks
Lorser Houve
Paar Tirec Wood
Bias Rides
London
Mrs. Astor
Earle Cottage Inlet Secluded After Earle and Miss Herman
At Allenhurst New Jersey on January 16 Ferdinand P. Earle and Charlotte Herman remain indoors in their seaside cottage. Their wine and car were watched and they refuse visitors while reporters press for details. Earle disputes a prior claim about posing as a German inventor and says he would have preferred other origins for the tale. He fears possible action by federal authorities under the Mann Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Parl
N. J
Jerdinand
Piency Earle
Charlotte Herman
Allenhurst
Earle
John Wise
Bishop Olmsted Injured In Collision Near Irvington
S Olmsted and companions Mrs Bibbs and Dr Clements were hurled from their touring car near Irvington after a collision with C C Comstock’s vehicle at the north gate of the Ardsley Club grounds. Both cars wrecked. all occupants were treated at Ferry Hospital and then continued to New York by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisnop Cnanen S. Olmsted
New York
Bibbs
Clements
Irvington
C. C. Comstock
Amsterdam Av
Ardsley Club
Ferry
Girl tells doctors how she starved in hospital tale
Edith Goldberg, twenty one, described her slow starvation after losing work and savings. She collapsed near 8th Street and Ninth Avenue, saying she had not eaten for days while doctors urged care. A bystander named Harrelman Scott found her and took her to Mount Sinai Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ounioss
Edith Goldberg
Mount Sinai Hospital
8Th St
Pifthay
Russ
Brockton, Mas
New York
Ec Foon
Dr. Rosen
Harrelman Scott
Walle
Trial in April for Roosevelt in Barnes suit
A Syracuse court will hear William Barnes Jr and Colonel Roosevelt as they square off over alleged libellous statements. The suit seeks $50,000 in damages with likely two weeks of testimony and 50 to 60 witnesses from each side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
William Barnes, Jr
Ehairman
Republican State Committee
Apri
Teins, Wolf & Toguet
Barnes
Supreme Court
Onondaga
Downy
Bowers & Sand
New York State
Republican Nationa Committees
Taft
Syracuse
William H. van Rensehoten
Frm
Bowers & Sands
John M. Bowers
Hancock, Viges & Hancock
William M. Ivins
Hie
Cornel Roosevelt
Harvey D. Hinman
Plainiff
Ehanste
Kerma
Spracuneone
Hiram 8 Andrews
Irveng G. Hubs
Founsel
William Loeb
Remobeath
Alban
Albany
Irening
Barhes
Albany County
Tarnes
Bard
Milich
Bowers & Sax Crareade
Young Claims He Saved Nordicas Fortune From Mine
George W. Young testified at his attorney Bainbird's office about his marriage to Lillian Nordica. He described mutual dependency, his financial sacrifices for her career, and efforts to protect her estate amid ongoing litigation. He cited support during operatic productions in Paris and Deal Beach, noting costly demonstrations of devotion and the strain of managing her artistic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Nordica
George W. Young
Bainbird
Ani
Branchildes
Young
Hie Bite
Robert
Baldwin
Mandaine
Madame
Tristan and
Jordy
Paris Opera
Deal Beach
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
Nada Franko
Masdame
Paris
Wheat rise inquiry Carranza bullion begun by Wilson
Washington January 16 The Attorney General was ordered by the President to probe grain market conditions to determine how much wheat price increases stem from speculation versus rising exports. A possible embargo on wheat export was discussed though unlikely without Congress and support from wheat regions. Reports show sharp export growth of foodstuffs with wheat values and monthly exports rising into 1914, while stock prices fell on export ban rumors. Separately federal authorities seized a fortune in gold and silver bullion tied to the Carranza government through the Panuco Mining Company and a Mexican junta lender group. The treasure, sent to Senior Aredondo in Washington, is held in customs vaults pending legal resolution. its shipment sparked an injunction to block delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gregory
United States
Sestor Elisa Aredondo
Carragiza
Custom House
Treasury Department
Carranna
Panuco Mining Company
Mexico
Sonora
Cruz
Ward Line
Aredonda
Carranza Administration
Carranza Military Junta
Vers Cron
Aredundo
Dying Man Claims Police Beat Him After Arrest
Sneeb Frumkes of 37 East 4th Street faces bail after a police beating claim tied to an arrest for carrying a revolver. He says patrolman George J. Mera struck him with a blackjack and kicked him, and was later found unconscious at Bellevue Hospital with a skull fracture and intoxication noted by doctors. Coroner Healy obtained an ante mortem statement before Frumkes collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneeb Frumkes
East 4Th St
Bellevue Hospital
Frumkes
Samuel Kulkin
People’s Hospital
George J. Mera
Tion House
de Mondsy Mere
Davis
George
Jacob Frumkes
Mers
Hennessy
Belletur Hospital
People's Hospital
Merz
Billy Sn
Davin
Healy
Two Big Guns Sail on Orduna
Two seventy five ton Bethlehem guns were shipped from Bethlehem to Liverpool aboard the Cunard liner Orduna. Workers screened the weapons with canvas and Cunard officials denied the ship carried arms for Britain. Passengers included Mr and Mrs Hamilton Bell of London returning from Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem
Penn
Liverpool
Cunard
Ordana
Cunard Line
Great Britain
Qrduna
Hamilton Bell
London
Japan
Sullivan case details surface in Dominican graft probe
James L Byrne testified Secretary Bryan declined a full affidavit on the Sullivan Santo Domingo affair saying there was no need. Byrne recounted Sullivan cousin Tim Sullivan’s claims of exploiting Dominican contracts with Jim Sullivan, and Bryan’s cautious reaction. Hearing interrupted by a message from the State Department. next session Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
State Department
James L. Byrne
Boston
Phelan
James Mark Sullivan
Santo Domingo
Bryan
Sullivan
Washington
Timothy Sullivan
Jim
Bryan Iy
Weily
Sullivan Wa
San Domingo
New York
I Guesn
Byrne
Charles M. Strong
Timothy J. Sullivan
Springfield
Mallivan
Puerto Plata
Tim
Fernand
Bryne
Itimental
Van
Mr. Strong
Ashington
Pheland Waldorf
W. Lee Sisson
Chicago
Turks' Guns Sink French Submarine Saphir
Hierlin January 16 reports a Turkish official statement from Constantinople that the French submarine Saphir, attempting to enter the Dardanelles, was sunk by Turkish artillery. Part of its crew was rescued. The Saphir, 386 tons, crew about twenty one, 127 feet beam, six torpedo tubes, 12 knots surface, eight submerged. Built at Toulon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hierlin
Saysille
Constantinople
Saphir
Dardanelles
Toulon
Bomb raid on Ostend targets rail station by allied airmen
A Lloyds News dispatch from its correspondent reports that nine British French and Belgian painters dropped bombs on Ostend's railroad station and nearby bat tenka causing considerable damage.
Austria-Hungary Ready for Peace Says Vienna Sources
Cable dispatch reports Vienna and Berlin considering peace terms with Germany. Austria-Hungary reportedly seeks peace on workable terms, willing to cede East Galicia. Germany may demand preservation of German possessions. Turkey fate to be left to Allies. separate peace possible if conditions worsen. Germany pledges to bolster Austria with troops to repel Russian aid to Budapest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Triune
London
Copenhagen
Daily Mail
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Kaiers
Austria
Hungary
East
Jalecia
Emany
Turkey
Gron
Gormuny
Assest
Budapest
Fatherland
Auto plunge injures two police officers in Central Park
Inspector Dwyer’s private auto toppled twelve feet into Transverse Road in Central Park. Patrolman Edward Smith suffered a skull fracture and multiple injuries. driver George Block from The Bronx had internal injuries. Meybert escaped unharmed. The aftermath involved automobile recovery and rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Block
Meybert
Smith
Automata
Girl Balts Band of Bank Robbers in Kansas
Clara nineteen an aerator at a telephone office rallied townspeople during a two hour gun battle when four robbers tried to storm the bank. Three were captured after a running fight. one wounded. Windows shattered. robbers fled in a car as snow fell and police pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kan
Clara
Wichita
Raily Road
Hise Dressel
Niemed Arma
Helder
French Hold German Rush At The Aisne
Paris reports French forces along the Alane River and near Spinsona repelling German attacks with floods aiding, while Joffre’s troops seize a trench north of Beauséjour farm near Perthes and advance about 50 yards. Germans evacuate coast towns to Ostend area as Allied artillery dominates most front sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alane
Spinsona
Wir
Perthes
Rheims
Verdun
Joffre
Beauséjour
Flanders
Mariakerke
Niewport
Westende
Middlekerke
Ostend
Flirey
St. Mihiel
Thisucourt
Anges
Belgium
Port
Ypres
Lys
Notre Dame de Ls
Hiangy
Arras
la Hoiselle
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Miss Herman
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Girl
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Banker
Diva
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Mr. Young
Mace
Jake
Wilson
U. S
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Board of Trade
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J. L. Byrne
Sapphir
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