Floedelrichs Dies at Sea News From Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse
Wireless report from the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse says Florian Floedelrichs died at sea last Saturday. Mrs. Odelrichs learned of his death while at Newport Rhode Island and rushed to New York with her son Hermann Jr and Mrs Vanderbilt. The cause of death was not disclosed.
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Hermann Oorlrichs
Odrichs
Newport
R. 1
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Hermann, Jr
Vanderbilt
Belmont
Charlies M. Odrichs
Odtrichs
Herman Winter
Steamship Line
Oelrichs
DEATH OF FERMANN OELRICHS AT SEA REPORTED
Wireless telegram from yesterday announces the death of Fermann Oelrichs aboard the Wilhelm der Grosse. He had spent time at Camsted and other European health resorts, and a homecoming letter suggested improvement from his travels. Bodies to be removed from the steamer Quarantine and brought to his home at East Sith street as funeral plans proceed under Mrs. Vanderbilt's direction.
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Camsted
Winter
Uoga Company
Kaiser Wihelm
Kaiser Wilhelm
Burial
Vanderby
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Vanderbilt
Mr Otrichs
Stensland Arrested After Moroccan Flight
Tangier reports the capture of Paul O. Stensland, president of Milwaukee Avenue State Bank Chicago, by Assistant State's Attorney Olsen after a transatlantic chase from Chicago through England and Spain to Gibraltar and Tangier. The bank closed August 6 amid embezzlement, forged notes, and bogus mortgages.
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Morocco
Paul O. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Chicago
Harry Olsen
England
Spain
Gibraltar
Stensland
United States Legation
Chicago Tribune
Paul
Olsen
Tribune
The
State's Attorney's Office
Healy
New York
White Star Line
Liverpool
Africa
Henry W. Hering
Biensland
Seufritte Volcano Alert Near Château Bel Air
Police report from Kingston St Vincent that twenty one detonations and multiple flashes were observed near the Seufritre volcano between 3 and 5 am. No signs of activity since. Crater clouded, sea conditions oppressive.
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Island of St. Vincent
Château Bel Air
Seufritre
Gold Bought in London
Ilandon reports that the United States has secured about 1.2 million dollars in gold. The purchase exceeds the domestic market supply, executed at a rate a fraction above the market price.
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London
Ilandon
United States
KILLED UNDER HIS AUTO IN Patchogue Long Island
Charles W. Lynde a wealthy Patchogue resident died after his touring car skidded on South Country Road near Islip. Miss Arene Chandler and Lynde's chauffeur escaped injury. Lynde died seconds after being rushed to Daly's morgue. He had Princeton ties and a tumultuous life including mining and preaching ventures.
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Patchogue
Long Island
South Country
Islip
Mr. Lynde
Arene Chandler
Lynde
Miss Chandler
H.B. Delatour
Daly
Charles R. Lynde
Brooklyn
Florida
Australia
Capsize near miss at Tower Ringe Yacht Club regatta
At Hastings-on-Hudson on September 3 the Iris, a sloop owned by Commodore George E. Schabbehar, capsized after a sudden squall during the Tower Ringe Yacht Club regatta. Crew and spectators assisted. Iris towed to Yonkers and some passengers revived on shore.
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Tower Ringe
Tower Ridge Yacht Club
Marguerite
Irving L. Smith
Mr. Cook
Mr. Smith
Mr. Brown
Mr. Dean
Boston Cruiser Beached In Fog Near Orcas Island
The cruiser Boston ran aground in heavy fog on Orcas Island in the San Juan group while en route to target practice. She was retrieved by the destroyer Paul Jones and appeared uninjured, though an early report claimed she struck a rock off Anacortes and was sinking.
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Tribune
Seattle
Boston
Gulf of Georgia
Orcas Island
San Juan
Paul Jones
Anacortes, Wash
Manico Seizes Smack In Campeche Gulf
The Gulf Fisheries' smack Alpha, driven to Areas Reef off Mexico, was seized by a Mexican gunboat. A cable dispatch reports the vessel and half her cargo confiscated, crew of fourteen imprisoned for alleged fishing treaty violations. This marks the third Gulf Fisheries loss to seizure, the prior two sold with cargoes.
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Galveston
Gulf Fisheries
Alpha
Areas Reef
Mexico
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Lion Rampage at Hammerstein Victoria Theatre
A Numidian lion used by Lafay ette in the Victoria Theatre last night turned dangerous, charging attendants and injuring Emily the horse. Police and staff fired shots to subdue the beast, which retreated to its cage after a chaotic chase. Reporters questioned Hammerstein, who claimed the lion was not real.
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Victoria Theatre
Nero
Lafayette
Emily
Ar Hammerstein
Seven Thousand Letters Stolen in Cracow Case
In Cracow a railroad official Baron Gostkowski confessed to stealing seven thousand unregistered letters sent by Polish laborers in the United States to Galicia over the past two years, many containing money, though he would not disclose the amount found. A separate advertisement promotes the Gettysburg and Washington tour via Pennsylvania Railroad, September 29, priced at 22 dollars from New York.
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Vienna
United States
Galicia
Cracow
Baron Gostkowski
Roosevelt Presides Over Great Naval Review at Sea
President Roosevelt oversees a massive naval review as the Mayflower leads a fleet into Long Island Sound. Amid rain and sun, he greets dignitaries, praises naval readiness, and commissions officers and sailors in a day that blends luck with the nation’s maritime prestige.
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Eugene E. Moran
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Moran
George
Archie
Couden
Kermit
Quentin
Miss Ethel
Newberry
Longworth
Theodore, Jr
Bonaparte
Secretary of the Navy
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