Titanic Sinking Rumors Debunked as Transferral of Passengers Continues
Wireless reports show the Titanic stable and afloat after hitting an iceberg off Newfoundland. Passengers are being transferred to the Carpathia and other liners like the Parisian and Baltic assist in rescue. The operation proceeds smoothly with no confirmed loss of life, as ships converge near the scene and Halifax becomes the probable destination.
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Halifax
New Foundland
Thh
Carpathia
New York
Natanic
Allen Company
Glasgow
Baddock
Ieee
Titanic Sinks After Collision With Iceberg At Sea
Reports from New York indicate the Titanic struck an iceberg near Newfoundland at 10 25 last night. Wireless messages say passengers were moved to lifeboats as the ship sank, with rescue expected from the Virginian and Olympic within hours. The ship carried about 1479 people including prominent names such as Mrs Astor and J Bruce Ismay.
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New Foundland
Virginian
New York
Care Race
Cape Race
Wirci Jed
Marconi
TitanWin
Olympia
Orce
M *Ientreal
Allan Line
Gambell
Titanic
Ant Iceberth
N. F
Associated Press
Thanic
C. QD
Fife
Titanic Sinker Reported Sinking Near Halifax
The Canadian government marine agency received a wireless dispatch at 4 13 p m reporting the Titanic sinking near Cape Race as tugs tried to beach her in shallow water after towing the vessel toward the coast.
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Halifax
Canadian Government Marine Agency
Minia
Cape Hace
Cape Race
Titanic Crisis Spreads from Cape Race to New York
Reports from Cape Race indicate the Virginian, Olympic, and Bailie race toward the Titanic after distress signals were heard. The Titanic, carrying over 2000 people, was reported in danger or sunk, prompting official White Star reassurances from P A S Franklin.
Bryan Denials Clash With Report On Harmon Cabinet
In Columbus on April 13, Governor Harmon refused to confirm or deny a report that William Jennings Bryan told Ohioans in 1908 he would name Judson Harmon to his cabinet if elected. Other sources say Bryan did suggest Harmon for the cabinet to Ohio political leaders. Harmon praised his Nebraska trip but would not discuss primary outcomes as Bryan campaigns in Ohio. Tonight Bryan headlines the Jefferson banquet and continues attacks on Ohio’s leaders in Buchese state. Wilson delegates meet in Columbus as delegates and alternates prepare for the Baltimore convention alongside a Progressive League gathering.
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Columbus
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Judson Harmon
Bryan
Ohio
Harmon
Harmer
Nebraska
Woodrow Wilson
Champ Clark
Jefferson
Wilson
Baltimore
Progressive League
President Urges $788,000 Flood Relief Funds
President Taft sent a special message urging immediate appropriation of about 788000 for Mississippi flood control and aid to flood relief workers in Washington.
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Washington
Taft
Tonetess
Mississippi
U S Warns Mexico Over Treatment of Americans in Revolt
Washington broadcasts demand that Mexico protect American life and property and hold both federal and rebel authorities responsible for abuses. Ambassador Wilson relays policy to Mexican officials while Contention with General Orozco continues over the execution of American gunner Thomas Fountain.
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Washington
Pascual Grozco
Revolutionary Forces
United States
Republic of Mexico
Mexico
Wilson
Marion Letcher
Chihuahua
General Orozco
Letcher
Orozco
Mr. Letcher
Thomas Fountain
Ohio corporations list includes new and increased capital figures
The Mansfield Elevator Company report lists an increase to 5 409 dollars while the Jewett Company and several others from Hamilton New Straitsville Columbus Springfield Beverly and Cleveland file changes. Figures show capital changes including increases and reductions across multiple firms. Names include Henry L Gee Man C A Ward FLS McGowan Carl F Zinmeister and J P McHugh among others.
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Columbus
Hamilton Iron and Steel Company
Hamilton
Hanna-Essex Coal Company
New Straitsville
H. H. Essex
Columbus Evangelistic Association
John F. Tay
Sumner Realty Company
Ak- Ton
Jason M. Summer
Mansfield Elevator Company
Mansfield
Henry L. Gee- Man
Clarington Gas Company
Clarington
C. A. Ward
van Eprs Coal Company
Cleveland
McGowan
Jewett Company
Cincinnati
Preserved Timbers Company
Springfield
Fawcett Priming Company
Beverly
Sibverton Sanply Company
Silverton
J. McHugh
American Can
Aidsaciek
Carl F. Zinmeister
Intorio
Frightened by Lightning Fire Claims Woman's Life
Mrs. Malinda Grimes aged 67 dropped a lamp in her kitchen when struck by fear during a lightning incident on April 15. The lamp ignited her clothing, she burned to death, and husband Martin along with son Richard suffered severe burns as their house and property were destroyed.
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Aliance
Apri
Malinda Grimes
Martin
Richard
Native Constabulary in Philippine Service Reaches Five Thousand
Census reports show five thousand native men enrolled in the U S army in the Philippines as part of the constabulary under 825 commissioned officers. They wear light khaki hats and coats and have so far refused trousers and sacs worn by American soldiers. The depiction contrasts a full length view of a constabulary member with that of a native officer.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Pacific
United States Army
Philippines
Constabulary
Windstorm Kills Three in Missouri and Iron County
Two tornadoes strike St Francis county Missouri killing three and injuring many while destroying farm homes. A separate tornado near Pilot Knob Iron county causes further damage. Earlier a severe hailstorm in Findlay Ohio kills hundreds of chickens and shatters windows. A Perry township hailstorm in Wood county Ohio damages property and injures Mrs. Cocherd.
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Farmington
St. Francis County
Pilot Knob
Iron County
Findlay
Liberty Township
Wood County
Fostoria
Perry Township
Homer Cocherd
Mysterious Death Sparks Murder Probe In Cincinnati Youth
Cincinnati police investigate the death of Elmer Wambwoldt 20 a Woodward high school graduate found with a bullet wound in the temple in his rear yard outhouse authorities doubt suicide and seek the murder weapon if not found the case may be ruled murder Additional brief notices reference a Springfield suicide and other French political figures.
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Cincinnati
Elmer Wambwoldt
Woodward High School
Wamboldt
Women Ready to Spend $1,000 a Day on Suffrage Drive
Columbus reports Ohio suffrage leaders say funding for a constitutional amendment education campaign will reach at least 12000 dollars daily until the August vote. About 32,000 women workers will contribute weekly and monthly, with 80 speakers from outside the state to be paid up to 250 a day plus traveling expenses. Auto tours to rural voters will be organized and staffed to secure support.
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Columbus
Ohio
Genevieve Blair Sackett
Amherst
Lorain County
Miss Sackett
Sarker
Two Killed as Church Collapse Hurts New Forsy Village Edifice
Harrington Park New Jersey April 1549 tragedy at unfinished Roman Catholic church service. A crowd gathered for the blessing of the cornerstone when temporary joists failed under 300 people, sending timber and flooring onto worshipers. Two women died, about fifty injured. authorities to determine blame.
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Cormeza
New Forssey Village
Harrington Park
N. J
Homan Catholic
Fritz Elkart
Hillside
Nicholas Oftignon
Westwood
Bergen County
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Atlantic
Smith
Hawke
Ariana Aastor
Scenare
Idhr Jacob
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Archibald Bull
FL D Auhett
Isadore Strauss
J. c. Widener
Philadelphia
J. Bruce Ismay
C. M. Hays
Grand Trunk Railway
Ben J. Guggenheim
W. T. Stead
Tmavic
Bailie
P. A. S. Frenklin
International Merchant Marine
White Star
Franklin
Hermon
Pascual Orozco
Nite
Hhansfield Elevator Company
Misance
Missouri’ County
Maysterious
Andros L. Speakman
Santancone
Jeredoiet
Jarzsan
Obig
Ples
Paris
Henri Bris
Chamber of Gipunes
Bron
New York City
Mon Hubbard
Fali
Wooster
Daniel Wolfe
Ising
Orrvile
Dickness
Detroit
Lopier
Une
Houplines
France
Somer
X. S
Patrick
Mia
MaGee
St. Marys Road
Princ Edward Island
NEPLA
Cantreford
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