St Paul Stranded Off East Long Branch After Mine Offshore
The great steamship St Paul went aground about two o clock Saturday near East Long Branch. Tugboats pulled her off later that day and passengers were taken to New York. The ship, built in 1894 for International Navigation, carries 220 first class, 90 second class passengers and emigrants. Investigations point to a possible misread soundings leading to the accident.
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New York
St Paul
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Gaingway
Jamison
Griscom
St. Paul's
Borden A. Jeffrey
Elberon
Cunard
George W. Childs
El‘Oberon
Campania
East Long Branch
Jeffrey
Naval
St Louis
Cramps
Philadelphia
International Navigation Company
America
Atlantic
International Commission Sought After Monroe Doctrine Clash
A British dispute over a boundary blazes into calls for a permanent international commission to settle grievances without war. England recognizes the Monroe doctrine but resists full restraint, while many locals support arbitration to end decades of tension. The plan aims to speed a formal agreement.
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Usd Ageter the Ltd
Wheedwin Vearon
Culvbenter
Kawa County
Mogaud
England
Great Britain
Alleged Count's suicide in Allegheny hotel
A man about 27 seeking the title of Count Gustav Carolsfeld was found dead in his bed at the Schrieber hotel Allegheny after swallowing four and a half ounces of chloroform. He left a letter to his mother Countess Marguerite d Hanssonville seeking forgiveness for a past action.
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Phrisces
Gustav Carolsfeld
Schrieber Hotel
Allegheny
Alarguerite d’ Hanssonville
St Petersburg
Russia
Laxcastzn
George Miller
Miller
Death of Theodore Lunyor United States Ambassador to Germany
Theodor Lunyor the United States ambassador in Berlin died suddenly of heart failure. He had been in fragile health recently but showed activity in his duties despite European diplomatic tensions. His death shocks Berlin official and social circles where he was a favorite.
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Bwuis
Theodors Ranyon
United States
Germany
Runyon
Alby Lenie Presout
Win Uidner Elen
Frederick
Wother
Willian
Norway
Carbbad
Theodore Lunyor
Axenstein
Switzerland
Berlin
Sketch of Theodore Runyon Life and Career
Theodore Runyon was born in Somerville New Jersey on October 25 1822. A Yale graduate he pursued law and rose to Newark city attorney councilman and mayor before serving as New Jersey brigadier and later major general in the National Guard. He became United States minister to Germany later ambassador after congressional amendment and was noted for his military and diplomatic service and social standing in Newark. His family life included three daughters and two sons.
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Somersville
N. J
Yale College
Newark
Iowa
New Jersey
New Jerary
Germany
United States
Yale
Rutgers
Wesleyan
Runyon
William Walter Phelps
Berlin
Beat Society
Poisoning Case Tops Altoona Inquest Inquiries
A broad poisoning case dominates the scene with Mrs McGregor and Mrs Johnson bedridden from poison effects, while Mintle Swanger faces questions over her alleged role. The coroner adjourned the inquest as chemical analysis proceeds, and doctors debate the case of the young girl Carrie Sill and the fate of the suspected poisoner.
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Armass
Biur County
Munter
McGregor
Mra McGregor
Johnson
St!t
Carrie Sill
Somme
Sirealee
Gregor
Wilhun Swanger
Mintle Swanger
Altoona
Week in Congress Faces Key Foreign Policy Debates
The week opens in Washington with a sharp focus on foreign affairs as the committee reports on Armenia and diplomacy and the Senate weighs the silver bill and Davis Monroe doctrine resolution. Debates span China, Venezuela, Cuba, and the Alaska boundary, with DC and revenue tariff issues also on the agenda.
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I'rane
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Hill
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Bacon
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Hansbrough
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Oregon
Utah
Mir. Thurston
Davis
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Finance Committee
Nevada
Meiers
Cannon and
Brown
Tullis
DuPont
Delaware
Corbett Knocked Down in Philadelphia After Fiery Run-In
In Philadelphia a bout at the National theater Saturday night ended with Corbett colliding with Philadelphia Fire Department member Willa H. Murphy. The fight spilled onto stairs and a rear doorway amid smoke and chaos. Murphy subdued Corbett, who was helped from the scene. witnesses described the scuffle as intense with multiple grapples and a fall to the lower floor.
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Jo Corbett
National Theater
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Ina
Whith
Philadelphia Fire Department
Mamemi
Willa H. Murphy
Murphy
Nethealland
Vorbett
Phy
Corvert
Curbeto
Corbett
Coronet Dates and Tragic Accidents Cloud Week's News
Berlin says coronation set for March 12. Obituaries include Philip Ripley, longtime NY journalist, and Charles Howell oldest Yale graduate, both noted with brief details. Several accidental deaths reported: Maggie Welford at 12, Anos Moylan 9, and a Cunard crewman died at sea. A knife attack at a military hospital injures two patients, per Berlin dispatches.
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London Standard
Philip Ripley
New York
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Lindler Hoffman Chapin
nTionals
Charles 1. Howell
Yale College
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PF Waford
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Boa, Basa
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