Empress of Ireland Disaster Blamed on Storstad Change of Course
The inquiry finds the Storstad third officer Alfred Tuftones at fault for altering course and failing to call, causing the Empress of Ireland collision with the St. Lawrence on May 29. The finding notes no one should be blamed if a reasonable alternative existed, but holds Tuftones negligent in navigation.
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Jy Aepoaragan
Quebec
Biorstad
Wreck Commission
Contin—Ius
Empress Way
St. Lawrence
Alfred ‘Tuftones
Tittares
Cape
Father Foint
Isendall
Tuftenes
Passengers Safe After Invermore Strikes Labrador Rocks
ANOCIATES BT JOHNS N F July 11 All passengers aboard the Casatal steamer Invermore were landed safely today after the vessel struck rocks near Brig Harbor Point on the Labrador coast. The ship rested on the rocks with only the top deck above water after the collision while trying to avoid heavy ice north of Belle Inland. The Invermore departed July 4 with heavy freight and passengers, none of whom were Labrador fishermen or planters bound north for the summer, and the Brig Harbor Point area lies on a desolate rockbound coast north of Belle Isle.
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Anociates Weemh
Johns
N. F
Invermore
Brig Harbor Point
Labrador
Belle
Hamilton Inlet
Nety-Ntuy
Belle Telant
Fahermen
Central Christian pastor offers free cooling drinks in church patio
Fairmont reports Dr Clarence D Mitchell announcing tam onade and other cooling drinks will be served to Sunday night congregations free of charge during the heated season. Hiram Burnalde of Wolf Summit visited the city Saturday. The article also notes a fog related ship collision question, debating which vessel altered course.
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Fairmont
Clarence D. Mitchell
Pastoriat
The
Central Christian Church
Hiram Burnalde
Wolf Summit
Improved Service On The Short Line
G W Dudderar reports that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad boosted passenger service on the Short Line by adding a second train and crew operating from Clarksburg and New Martinsville. Previously one train made two daily round trips, risking delays affecting the whole schedule. the new arrangement stabilizes departures and reduces cascading slowdowns, a change the public should welcome as it continues.
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G. W. Dudderar
Board of Trade
Baltimore and Ohio
Anna
Clarksburg
New Marinsville
C. W. Galloway
Here
New Martinsville
Dam Aura
Mexican leaders seek safeguards against provisional president
At a conference in Torreon between Carranza and Villa delegates the plan of Guadalupe was amended to prevent any military leader from becoming provisional president of Mexico. The change aims to block Carranza Villa Angels or any current field leaders from becoming president. The statement was issued before adjournment of the session.
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Torreon, Mex
Carranza
Villa
Guadalupe
Mexico
Angeles
Clarksburg Telegram Plans Morning Paper Amid Service Concerns
The Clarksburg Telegram Company announces new machinery and a goal to publish a morning newspaper for the region. It cites poor current morning service and a deteriorating morning edition under the present management, pledging to offer double daily coverage if conditions persist.
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Clarksburg
Telegram Company
Times
Clarksburg Telegram Company
Financier Dies At Hot Springs
A financier lost his life during a water pipe burst at Hot Springs, Scranton area. Riots and storms caused roads to flood, trains halted, and several coal mines reported serious damage with multiple fatalities across the region.
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Igttning
Neayyrain
Lie State
Melville E Ingalls Dies After Prolonged Illness At Hot Springs
Melville E Ingalls died at Hot Springs after a long battle with heart disease. He was born in 1842 and educated at Bowdoin and Gray. A lawyer, railroad financier, and banker, he helped oversee major consolidations including the Indianapolis St Towle Chicago and Tater routes and served as Cincinnati mayor in 1908. He was active in state and national civic affairs.
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Tay Anteci
Aran
Aes
Vedukes
Melville H. Ingails
Aisnoleriaads Road
Mr. Ingalix
Dean G. Meryhoniers
Bowdoinwud Yard
Bewan
Grey
Ceato
Wak
Mai
Deckina
Indianapolis, Batt and
LaFayette
Nati
Indianapolia
St Towle Chicago
Tater
Cincinnati
Civic
Intermetadan Banking
N Gincinnati
Airmont Brock Sets London Paris London Run Record
Walter L. Brock, an American airman, completed a round London Paris London flight in a mission that began at Hendon Aerodrome near London and finished with a timetable around forty minutes past 4. The report notes Brock recently carried a derby round London and Manchester and arrived back at the Hendon aerodrome.
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London
Itrom Hendon
Paris
Walter L. Brock
Manchester
Miratel Brock
Hen- Gon
Tondwon
Was -Xey
Board of Trade reports progress and challenges
The board records efforts since taking charge to streamline records and forms, introduce new vouchers and office fixtures, and publish a pamphlet early January. Advertising improves with 5000 copies issued and readers inquires rising. service improvements for Clarkaburg are noted, with plans for the Short Line and interurban developments still facing hindrances.
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Ne ‘W. Didderar
Jane
Clarksburg
Therfonlo
Saz
Xervicn
Clarkaburg
Chorsen
Raltheless
Tra Honsat Pany
Huerta Poised to Resign Amid Peace Efforts
Reports from Washington and Mexico City say General Huerta may resign within days in favor of Frances Carbajal, newly appointed foreign minister. Carbajal, long a liberal ally, is seen as a peace envoy capable of negotiating terms with the Constitutionalists and aiding a settlement at Niagara.
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Washington, D. C
Mexco City
Huerta
Frances Carbajal
Carbajal
Aprebio Court of Mexico
Benevela
Constitudo
Juliata
Dias
Juarez
Madero
Ipower
Anti Trust Program Work Is Being Rushed
Washington reports speeded anti trust program work as Senate committees move to advance measures today with plans to complete the exercise by Monday. The commerce committee expects action on amendments while other panels prepare to press for swift passage.
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Washington
Gowarda
Senate
Ee Nee Senite
Finian
Wilby
Florence Carman in Nassau jail inquest over Bailey murder
Mrs Florence Carman of Mineola NY was locked in Nassau county jail and engaged today with her attorney George Levy in reviewing testimony at the coroner inquest into the murder of Mrs Louise Bailey. She appeared more cheerful compared with earlier days and said she felt stronger.
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Mineola
Florence Carman
Nassau County
Bere
Louise Bailey
George Levy
Georgia Rowing Interest Heads West Virginia Ties
William Campbell or Charles Poe carries strong rowing ties in West Virginia. The note mentions ongoing injuries and a move to Georgia for further pursuits in the sport.
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Uly Tlmos
William Campbell
Charles Poe
Ruhl Named for Senate in Harrison County Nomination
John L. Hunt, a Clarkeburg retired merchant, was nominated by acclamation for state senator at the Twelfth district convention held in the courthouse with about fifty delegates and spectators. The meeting, called by Ira Smith, elected Ruhl absent. C. A. Schutte, Amster Dever, and Lewis Chapman nominated for executive committee.
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John L. Hunt
Clarkeburg
Court House
Ira Smith
West Union
R. N. Flowers
Roy V.chidester
Weston
Tawie County
Chidester
Roosevelt
Harrison County
Doddrides
Lewis
C. A. Schutte
Richards Funeral for Mrs Ht Riche aris
Funeral services for Mrs Ht Riche aris, who died Thursday, will be held Monday afternoon at the Tinted Brethren church of Adensled. Interment will be in Greenlawn cemetery.
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Mra
Richearis
Thurséey
Adensled
Greenlawn
Curtailed Whiskey Output Sparks Industry Debate
A report notes proposed curtailment of whiskey production by major distillers across Indiana Ohio and Illinois amid overproduction concerns. Distillers claim demand has not fallen and consumption rose from 20 to 35 million gallons in recent years while stated production fell by about 26 to 46 million gallons. They argue the cut would not match real market needs and could hurt the industry.
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Isville
Man
Kentucky
Ohto
Indiana
Hiinola
Trachoma Survey Reveals Mountain District Prevalence
Public Health Service announces results from a nationwide survey mapping trachoma in the mountain districts of Kentucky West Virginia and Virginia. The study confirms the disease is present in these isolated areas and highlights regional spread and needs for medical attention.
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Washington
Public“Health” Service
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
Local Accident Report Involving W. Burke and Mayor Colein Sallee
A garbled historical news item records an accident in Mont County near Eatmoreland. W. J. Burke received a $54.00 fine assessed by Mayor Will HL Colein Sallee. The fragmentary text references a clock time and a legal action but lacks clear, complete details.
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W.J. Burke
Will HL. Colein Sallee
Egerrthi
Bang
County Convention Set For July 30 In Harrison County
Hapipucees of Harrison County announce a county convention at the tall ground bare on Thursday July 30 with the meeting called at 11 o clock am. The county executive committee met Saturday afternoon and fixed the date and magisterial district conventions to be held at 2 o clock pm in Wallace Bridgeport Fennie Bristot districts.
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Harrison County
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