Niagara Falls Mediation Hurdles Biden by Delays in Peace Talks
Niagara Falls Ont May 80 Water waiting shifts from Washington to Niagara Falls as mediation stalls due to no word from Washington or Mexico City. Report notes Wilson administration unsettled by premature publication of the plan and fears over Huerta’s face saving bridge, with potential arms landing complicating the outlook and possible blame if the plan fails.
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Morning News Snapshot of Global Tensions and Local Notes
The Morning’s News surveys the Mexican situation and peace conference signals, with mentions of embargo talk and U S commentary on Spain. It notes aviation and rail topics, obituaries, real estate ads, and a coroner’s office special.
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Dare Bribe Leads Bride to Death in Hudson River Drowning
A Decoration Day river trip ended fatally when Mrs. David Crawford refused a dare to enter a trailing dory. The yacht Irene steamed at 12 mph as the line tightened and swept the boat, throwing Mrs. Crawford and George Baldwin into the river. Baldwin was revived after long efforts by Dr. Robert Denniston. Crawford vanished. George Hill plunged multiple times to save Baldwin, but Mrs. Crawford sank.
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L W W's in Tarrytown Jail War on Barnes and Murphy
In Tarrytown a group including twelve workers tested free speech at Rockefeller Tower area. A soap box talk by Arthur Caron alleged Rockefeller Jr. murdered Colorado strikers and was shouted down by police. A woman identified as Becky Edelson then spoke briefly before being jailed after resisting a search.
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R B McClure Ends His Life By Shot
Robert Bruce McClure of 15 Glenbrook Place Yonkers a brother of S S McClure founder of McClure's Magazine is dead at his home from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. He was forty nine, came to Yonkers four months ago, formerly headed the McClure Syndicate and left a wife and three children. Coroner Dunn stated the death was by his own action.
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Empress of Ireland Disaster Details from Rimouski Reporter
Storstad collision near St Luce sinks the Empress of Ireland with 1476 aboard. Survivors recount frantic hours, rescue delays, and crowded lifeboats as the Storstad’s crew delays aid while passengers struggle in freezing seas. Louis Gosselin, Montreal lawyer, gives a vivid account of the sinking and raft survival amid confusion and fog.
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Priest Survives Runaway Horse Evasion in New Jersey
In Whatham New Jersey Father Hampton of St Patrick’s Church rode out when a passing car frightened his horse. The horse bolted into a wooded area and the priest grabbed a branch to stead himself. He was uninjured and the horse returned to the barn.
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Empress of Ireland Captain Testifies Collision Cause
Captain Kendall told Rimouski coroner the Empress of Ireland was rammed while motionless by the Storstad in the St Lawrence River. Death toll stood at 964. 403 survived. Quebec awaited bodies as controversy over responsibility and conditions of the disaster continued.
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Quebec in Sorrow as Mortuary Ship Returns 175 Bodies
May 11 Quebec mourns the loss of the Empress of Ireland as the government boat Lady Grey sails from Rimouski with nearly 173 bodies bound for the port. Survivors await identification while a formal inquiry into the collision begins. The scene at the harbor reflects national shock and shipping concern as officials prepare for the painful task ahead.
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