Titanic Survivors And Senate Probe Marked By Heroic Struggle
The Titanic disaster, killing 1595, saw Major Butt fall heroically while aiding women as men clashed for boats. Survivors describe calm loading of lifeboats, Captain Smith’s rallying shout, and Ismay’s forthcoming testimony before a U S Senate committee. Astor and Jutt perished. Phillips and other crewmen died after exposure. Mrs Hays and daughter visited on Friday.
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Nyw
York
Carpathia
Banta
United States Senate
Senator Smith
Michigan
J. Bruce Ismay
Innternational Mercantile Marine Company
Smith
Newlands
Ismay
Franklin
Semay
White Star Line
Senate
Rowins
Thomas Whitley
St. Vincent Hospital
Thomas Phillips
Philips
John Jacob Astor
Jutt
Middies Crew Tentatively Selected for Early Season Trials
The Annapolis and West Point crews begin sorting contenders for the upcoming June race. Training has moved from gymnasiums to boats as top men compete for spots under captain Greenman.
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Annnapolia
West Point
Caynest
Hla
Grea
Roosevelt Campaign Funds Raise Questions of Influence
Senate inquiry reveals Roosevelt aligned campaign spending in New York primaries reached about four dollars per vote while Taft forces spent over five million dollars. Notable contributors include George W. Perkins and Frank A. Munsey, linked to trusts and major finance, raising concerns over corporate influence in early 1900s politics.
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Washington, D.C
United States Senate
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
New York
Chicago
Albany
Republican County Committee
Taft League
Roosevelt League
Taft
Taft National League
Htocurvell
Roosevelt Fund
George W. Perkins
Me Harvester ‘Trust
Stew ‘Trust
J.P. Morgan and Company
Pere’kins
New York Life Insurance Company
Ike
Hughes
Perkina
Frank A. Munsey
Perkins
Alexander S. Cochran
William L. Ward
Westchester
County
Amories
Cochran
R. P. Per Jkinw
A. Foater
Exhibition of Rare Diamond Rattlesnake Skin at St Lucie
The Parsons-Souders Company presents a rare specimen of the black diamond rattlesnake skin on display at the Smiley bungalow lawn in St Lucie Florida. The exhibit follows the death of the snake during an outdoor incident on March 1 and aims to attract public interest.
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Pargons-Souders
Smiley
St. Lucie
Fla
Charles 5
Parsons-Sauders Company
Locomotive Engineers threaten walkout over pay demands
Warren Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers notified Eastern Railway managers that he and officers would wait tonight for further reply on wage increases. If denied, he warned a nationwide walkout on about fifty eastern railroads may follow. He said the engineers would not accept the rejection as final.
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New York
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Association of Railway Managers
Clarence Moore Meets Death in Role of Iif
Clarence Moore dies in a stage role at a York hotel after a fall during a performance. Reports say Moore, a Philadelphia actor, collapsed mid scene and was pronounced dead as fellow cast members and relatives watched. His daughter Hughey, Mrs Lytle, and others were notified. funeral plans are pending.
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Clarence Moore
Iif
Hughey
Lytle
Ragood
Ang van Jott
York Hotel
Wiljre
Clarksburg Chooses New Theater Charter and Stock
A charter for Clarksburgs new theater has been returned and the stock issue opened. By press time about 12000 had been subscribed by leading local business men. Citizens are invited to join as stockholders to support a first class opera house expected to be ready for the September theatrical season.
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Clarksburg
Opera House
Citizone
Avil
Taft Favored In Wetzel County Primary Day
Taft appears to win the Wetzel County primary as Roosevelt sentiment wanes. Locals note growing unity and that George Laughlin is the only congress candidate mentioned. Worner Cuthbert returns from Warsaw, mourning his recovering father.
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Smithfield
Wetzel County
Taft
Roosevelt
George Laughilu
Congress
Coal Miner Killed in Mine Accident at Mt Clare
Joe Morrow aged 38 was instantly crushed when roof fell in at the West Fork mine owned by Consolidation Coal Company in Mt Clare. He was preparing to move a coal car when the section collapsed striking his face. Coroner S. Magon notified. body taken to Stern Keown Undertaking for burial. inquest planned. he left a wife and no children.
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Joe Morrow
West Fork
Jains
Mt. Clare
Consolidation Coal Company
Morrow
Mu Magon
Undertaking
Stern-Keorna Undertakng Company
Mason
Hr Undertaking
William Edgell Hearing After Alleged Assault and Firearm Charge
William Edgell, wid, aged, was arrested for allegedly trying to shoot Chipman J. Costilow, owner of an Adamston litel, at a hearing in Justice Jackson Carter's court Thursday night. He was held for the next term of the circuit court grand jury. The charges include shooting at Costilow and carrying a pistol contrary to the law.
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William Edgell
Chipman J. Costilow
Adamston Litel
Fishernavel Property Purchase Reveals Move from Sardis
Mr and Mrs RAM Fisher buy property described as nice, with the move noted from Sardis to a new location. The item mentions administration and a transition of residence.
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Mrsram Fisher Navel
Nice
Admamasjon
Sardis
Titanic disaster details emerge from Ismay testimony
Ismay describes the Titanic’s final voyage and the sequence leading to its sinking. He testifies about lifeboat deployment, crew actions, and the ship’s speed. The discussion touches on the danger to passengers, the decision making on deck, and his movements as the vessel went down.
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Ommcats
Patwomgern
Marriage license granted to Arthur Himter and Marthetta Vanders
Harrisville April 19 report notes a marriage license issued for Arthur Himter and Marthetta Vanders, aColored couple. The item mentions Roosevelt Younger and delegates from Ritchie County with references to Robert Worthrisby and Sustalian, tied to local events at Iroy Parkersburg.
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Arthur 2
Himter
Marthetta Vanders
Harrisvlla
Roosevelt Younrer
Neventann
Ritchie Chanty
Untitled fragment from city report on market incident
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a city scene with references to a feed dealer and a curtilage edge. Details are unclear, but the snippet mentions a forty five year old and a damp conditions in the street.
Fragmentary Quadrennial Pride Display Item
Incomplete OCR fragment describes a Pride display described as colors and event item from a quadrennial celebration. The readable text is unclear about participants, location, or outcomes but implies a colorful exhibit component within a broader page feature.
No Be Neston Operated Ipod Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR note appears to reference an inquiry about an ipod and a hospital context. Names, dates, and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only garbled phrases about Tuesday, someone named Manny, and possible complaints. No coherent event or outcome can be established.
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Manny
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