THIRTY-THREE PERISH IN BAY OF FUNDY GALE
A powerful fifty mile gale sunk the City of Monticello off Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, with 33 feared dead. Only four survivors, including Captain A. N. Smith, were saved. A long list of victims, crews, and passengers from Yarmouth, Halifax, and nearby towns is reported, with details on missing relatives and fortunes.
City of Monticello Disaster Near Cape Forchie
The City of Monticello arrived at Yarmouth about 3:30 p m with three survivors: stewardess Kate Smith Third Officer Fleming and Wilson Cook. Miss McDonald Second Officer Murphy and a colored girl perished as lifeboat occupants were swept away by the sea. The vessel, a side wheel iron boat of about 1000 tons, ran from St John N B to Halifax via Yarmouth and along the South Shore. Built in 1866 Wilmington Del by Harlan Hollingsworth, it was once known as City of Norfolk and commanded by Captain T H Harding. Cape Forchie, prone to disasters, is highlighted.
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Yarmouth Line
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Ashton Hopkins
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Isaac H. Wilson
Wilson
Grand Hotel
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Reim
Halifax
Norfolk
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Cape Forchie
Myra G Weaver wrecked in Vineyard Sound losses six lives
The three masted schooner Myra G Weaver wrecked in Vineyard Sound early this morning. Six people perished including Ila De Boe of Mobile and Miss Mary Emerson of Mobile. Others named were John Hejman of Finland Charles Magnussen of Bergen Willem Petersen of New Orleans and F S Vannaman captain of Philadelphia. Four survivors rescued by City of Macon include John Kearney Ras mus Olsen George Johnson and Axel Oggla.
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Stewart
New Orleans
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Philadelphia
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City of Macon
Savage
New York
John Kearney
Calais
Rasmus Olsen
George Johnson
Axel Oggla
Gould Regains Atalanta After Abrogated Sale to Colombia
Gould recovers his yacht Atalanta from a canceled sale to Colombia after the government failed to pay the remainder. The vessel, to be fitted as a gunboat, was to yield Gould eighty thousand dollars with the Driggs Ordnance Company receiving the balance. The ship now lies in Erie Basin. crew members hired for Colombia have not been paid and threaten a libel. A Venezuelan offer of 120,000 is noted as a possible purchase.
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Colombia
Eduardo Espinosa
New York
Driggs Ordnance Company
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Espinosa
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Mr. Gould
Erie Basin
N. Bolet Peraza
Venezuela
Divorce mill exposed in Manhattan fraud scheme unfolds
A broad conspiracy of professional perjurers sought quick divorces through forgery and suborned perjury. Four people Henry Ziemer Mary H. Tompkins Mrs Byrde Herrick and Frank Wilson arrested with warrants for others named Maison Royal suspected ringleader. Advertisements offered fake divorces with dummy lawyers and forged witnesses. Continued on seventh page.
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Broadway
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Lov West Forty-third
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Platt Opposes Coler for Mayor and Backs Sound Money Democrat
Senator Platt declares Controller Coler cannot be elected and will not receive Republican support. He favors a Sound Money Democrat for mayor and says Republicans will back such a candidate. Ab Gruber notes Union efforts in Brooklyn amid union worker independence in municipal votes.
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Goebel Law Supposedly Disfranchised 10,000 Voters in Kentucky
Republican leaders led by Leslie Combs claim the Goebel law disenfranchised about ten thousand voters in Kentucky, with alleged fraud by delaying challenges and overturning Republican votes in each precinct. Fayette County and the 11th District report significant disfranchisement, suggesting a broader pattern across the state.
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American election sparks world-wide rejoicing in London
London observers praised McKinley’s victory as a boon for finance and stability. The Specatator lauded prudent policy, while British press noted shifts in gold and stock flows and the potential for continued prosperity in the United States. Lord Salisbury urged stronger imperial defences and tempered diplomacy with Russia and China. General Buller received civic honors and a strong public welcome, as cabinet reshuffles stirred Conservative tensions.
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