Trainin g ship sinks with 35 dead and 26 saved
A Belgian government training ship foundered in the Bay of Biscay on its second voyage. Thirty five lives were lost, including cadet officers. Only twenty six survivors were saved by the French steamer. The ship was said to have been top heavy and weathered a fierce squall off the Biscay coast.
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London
servie
Bay of Biscay
thsantaig
Beles
Prench kergue
euic
Dusberaus
Hamburg
turner
max
Phiting
North Sea
Australia
Bar
Biscay
Surprising San Francisco Disaster Alters Wedding Plans
In a city-wide disaster, survivors include teens aboard a ship noted as a tulleinved sual lgg. A wedding between Marie and Davenport of Boston is recalled as relatives were invited, while Justice McKenna and Mrs McKenna skip the ceremony due to the tragedy and lack of tidings. Washington reports cover a rescheduled wedding and nominations for customs and postmasters in several states.
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Washington
McKenna
United States supreme court
San Francisco
MecKenna
Marie
Davenport
Boston
brite
green
Injuries and Arrests After Delaware Lackawanna Incident
Four foreigners were arrested and bail set in Scranton for stoning the house of John Deenus and destroying windows at the Cayuga colliery. Warrants for two more suspects for shooting at a teammate near the same colliery were issued. Odd Fellows seek funds in Baltimore as April memorial appeals flow from the Sovereign Grand Lodge to aid California disaster victims.
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Secrenton
Delaware, Lackawanne & Western
John Deenus
North Scranton
Cayuga
Teaa
Delaware, Lackawanna & West
Sioan
Odd Fellows
Baltinore
Sovereign Grand Lodge PO
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cntal
California
chi rand inde
San Francisco Rises After Storm Amid Relief Efforts
Report from April 24 notes San Francisco rebuilding after heavy rain, with shelters erected and relief groups providing food, blankets, and tents. Federal troops under General A W Grenny oversee camps where 2607 homeless remain, while health conditions are improving and sanitation work progresses.
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San Francisco
California
Lusiauss
Hanies
ecrgery relief committee
vna
Golden Gate Park
A W_ Grenny
Frederick Fun- Fock
olearings
Jefferson Square
Rain Brings Rain Suffering to Camp Dwellers
Heavy rainfall relief arouses effort as thousands in city camps endure wet tents and unsanitary conditions. Women, infants, and the elderly suffer through exposed bedding and flooded grounds, likely worsening health issues and pneumonia risks. Guards and officials mobilize aid where possible.
Desperate Storm Relief Weekend Exposes Suffering
Amid heavy rain and mounting need, volunteers housed women and children in churches and garages while families away from homes received aid. A distraught husband walked two miles to plead for his wife and kids as cries for shelter echoed through the relief network.
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Relief worker shot dead in California by suspected relief crew
In San Francisco on April 21 a high profile member of the general relief committee, Tilden Katte, was shot and killed while returning from Merlo Park. A driver and a guard were wounded as three armed men in khaki uniforms opened fire. Police arrested three suspects, all described as khaki armed.
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Tilden Katte
Citizens’ Prize
Sar Trancisco
Til
Den
seneral relief committee
Merlo Park
equit
Strol
saz Altschul
Seaman Leutenant
Serosd
Signal Corps
forcc
Tilley
Pardee
Menla Park
Red Cross
Seaman
reid
streri and
Guerrero
Rot Bihia
Seamon
guddeni Tilden
kHled mot
ani
Tilden
Boynetor
Congress
Meshington
dhee
California
senate
Refugees Reach Ogden in Terror-Stricken Flight
Six hundred forty four refugees arrive at Ogden Utah in fragile condition after fleeing horror scenes. many worn by hunger and exposure as relief efforts provide clothing. Auction proceeds support relief funds amid reports ofCalifornia earthquake aid and congressional relief measures.
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Ogden
Utah
Ox Fister
Jag Reb
Iowa
Oakland
Miners and Operators Clash Over Arbitration Delays
A dispute over arbitration and delays in negotiations between anthracite miners led by John Mitchell and operators chaired by George Baer continues. Officials report three weeks of strike actions and 330,000 miners idle as efforts shift between soft coal and hard coal talks.
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Net
New York
Representabves
Banaunens
ter Rave
Stine Workers of America
Oberaters
aa haguen
eorge FL Baer
corm
Wilkes-Barre
JOHN MITCHELL
Air Mitchell
Mitchell
Inernapolis
Indianapnlis
Mr. Mitchell
Miners to Decide on Strike Advisability in Wilkes-Barre
Local miners in Wilkes-Barre Pa will vote on whether to strike after discussions with district presidents T D Nichol Dettres and John Farrey and the national president John Mincdin. Negotiations with operators will not be reopened. a formal vote will determine next steps.
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Wilkes-Barre
T. D Nichol
WL Dettres
John Farey
Sere anil
John Mincdin
Wilay
Lim pitners
comminiitee ar
Tekurslay
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