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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1914

Page

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Empress of Ireland Sinks After Collision in Gulf

Rimouski Quebec May 29 The Empress of Ireland with 1487 aboard sank after a collision with the collier Storstad in the St Lawrence near Father Point. Rescue ships Areka and Lady Evelyn saved hundreds, with survivors mainly crew and steerage passengers. Notable passengers included Sir Henry Seaton Kerr and Lawrence Irving. Deaths feared near 700, with many still unaccounted as crews battled the icy waters.

Associated Press Rimouski Quebec Empress of Ireland St. Lance River Here Liverpool Collier Storstad Fathereet London Ers Ureka Eylyn Lady Evelyn Areka Captain Kendall Empress Sir Henry Seaton-Karr Lawrence Irving Irving Mabel Hackney Salvation Army L.E. Gossetin Montreal St. Lawrence eKndall Kendall H. R. Fiset J. L. Black Wost Seaton Kerr Sir Henry Irving Harold Eyille Hilda Hageston Father Point

New Feature Preview in Daily Telegram Contest

A new Daily Telegram featurewill start Monday. A rebus puzzle represents baseball players with illustrated clues. Readers can solve without baseball knowledge. Weeks prizes and the opening picture rules will be published Monday.

Daily Telegram Reblla Peturen Heartland Hartsell Archer Demson Srst Sy

Memorial Day Parade at Shinnaton Observes Service

Citizens assemble at 1 o clock for a parade to the cemetery with program including America and Nearer My God to Thee. Rev E Ho West to lead prayer. James te Kelly to marshal. Scouts, schools, fraternal groups, and others join in line. auto owners assist the aged.

Shinnaton America E. Ho West Nymny James Te Kelly Mit Ag Behoot Chidren He Toy

First Official Account of Empress of Ireland Disaster

May 29 Montreal. Captain Kendall, famed for Crippen detection, dispatches first official word on the Empress of Ireland wreck after dense fog and a mid ship collision with the collier Storstad. Survivors aboard Storstad and Ramouski total 760, with about 677 unaccounted for.

Associated Press Montreal Kendall Walsh Canadian Pacific Collier

Records Of Baltimore and Ohio Officers Retain Records

Baltimore on May 29 a passenger asked about how railway records are handled. The superintendent said Interstate Commerce Commission rules govern retention, with seven years for some files and five for others, after which they go to archives. Tariffs general orders and public notices are kept permanently, while department papers are filed for quick location by an expert system.

Baltimore al Railroad Balmore and Ohio Interstate Commerce Commission Departmenta

Sinking of Empress of Ireland Claims Nearly 700 Lost

Associated Press report from May 29 states the Empress of Ireland was rammed by Storstad at 1:45 and sank in ten minutes. Only a few lifeboats were launched, Captain Kendall survived, wireless operators and most senior crew saved. Few third class passengers survived. about 700 unaccounted.

Associated Presimousei Suebec Marconi Storstad Father Point Areka Lady Evelyn Empress of Ireland eKndall Danfort Simon Ureka

Becker Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair at Sing Sing

New York May 29 Charles Becker was today sentenced to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison during the week beginning July 6 for the murder of Herman Rosenthal. More than ninety percent of Alaska he owned by the United States, and his vast area was bought by the government for less than two cents an acre. For developing the territory, about 10,000 miles of railroad will be required.

Sy Ansociatxo Pricsay New York Charles Becker Sing Sing Prison Herman Rosenthal Nore Alaska

Buying Homes in Baltimore Offers Employee Aid Program

In Baltimore on May 29 an initiative by the Baltimore and Ohio employees’ relief department aims to help workers purchase homes at favorable terms. The program provides full property details including price, value, and location and arranges investigations and furniture through the relief department to assist men in paying in installments. The policy seeks to improve worker welfare and reduce service strain by maintaining a close group of qualified employees who embody good citizenship while displaying several notices at terminals and service officers.

Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio Joan Terminala

Public demand drives metric usage and soda fountain access

In the past four years nations including Denmark China Japan and several Latin American states have required or encouraged metric adoption and the installation of public fountains to entice riders to use nearby soda dispensers at transit waiting rooms.

Denmark Traction Company China Japan Republice of Wid Central America Bulgaria Chile Uruguay Slam

New Orchestra Forming With Local Musicians

A newly formed orchestra aims for a summer park engagement led by Prof. R. J. Grow’s group. Local players include gherlin O and B W Welle on drums with A P Hall and Cassie Chadwick on piano as they seek performances and connections with the Cadenza orchestra.

R. J. Grow Gherlin Sin B. W. Welle A. P. Hall Basuo Cassie Chadwick Summer Park Hal

Women’s Study Club Holds Lax Cloning Session

The Women’s Study Club met on Second Street for its club year kickoff. Officers elected included Mrs. Jeannene P. Jenking as president, Mrz. Jeanene P. Jenking. Little Tuck as vice president. Mrs. Florence Stutfin as secretary. Miss WIA Let as corresponding. Mrs. Arthella Johnson as treasurer.

Mixe Jennie Littleton Second S Street Jeanene P. Jenking Little Tuck Phorence Stutfin Scoreury Aterries Arthella Jomson Treamirer

Death and Burial Notes From Town Ledger Display

A child died and services were conducted with funeral rites over the body. The display in a west window attracted attention as preparations by Mr Ritter were completed. A baby, eight months old, died in an incident connected to local families, with a burial at Holy Cross cemetery following a morning service.

Town-Lockwaint Company Ritter Jpinn Cousenen al Fay Daught Pélne Chalmore Spalock Sears Peta Orignal Therin Holy Cross Cemetery

White Named to Lead Baltimore and Brunswick Railroad

J B White has been appointed as stetant trass mantée of the Baltimore aedge railroad et Brunewick, Mit. Leucpeding L Todd Brunswick to the quatern ujalication termine, noting one of the largest freight yard facilities. Democrats of the First congressional district will hold their nominating convention at 1:20 o clock June SE.

J. B. White Baltimore Aedge Railroad Brunewick Mit L. Todd Brunswick Eec Barty Parma Carl Vanes

Salem College Commencement Calendar May 29 Salem

Salem College at Salem May 29 publishes the commencement calendar for June events. Highlights include the Salemathean Lyceum June 6, Fourth Annual Sermon June 7, Annual Concert June 8, Excelsior Lyceum June 9, graduating exercises June 10, Alumni banquet June 10, commencement session June 11, and a field meet at 2 pm.

Salem Salem College Salemathean Lyceum Christian Associations Excelsior Tyceum

Commencement Exercises Honor Class at Clarksburg High

At Clarksburg High School in Masonic Auditorium the Mildred A. F. Dunn class graduated with honors. Dr. Reuben Post Halleck of Louisville delivered an address on the demands of the twentieth century as diplomas and prizes were awarded to a large audience.

Clarksburg High School Masonic Auditorium Wing Pine Clarkeburg High School Rav Lewis Ei Peters Cherlea i. Mitchell Reuben Post Halleck Og Lalaville Post Fiabeek Dana Neaymaker Sarttonia Kergtings Winifred Roberts Emvile Steatey Jop Wood Waetburn Catherine Rakn Waters Robert Wayne Agnéw Crate Haymond Copley Harold Alisner Garrett Harold Oton Goodman Clark W. Kyle Karl Byron Kylaaig Ora Clark Snider Clare Loulke Bougkner Edna Bory Mileye Anna Rachael Tetrick Groycp Borimdina Whelan Herbert Lioyd Cork Wayne Edward Harding Oxdbert Findlay Nuder Raymond Curtis Wolfe Henestine Hatena Spell Edna Paulind Bewart Lucinda Margaret Strother Gale Margaret Swiger Alma Taliinging Lynn Sealle Allen Roy Glimers- Ask Alvert Laurence Bartlett Cwene Marshall Hartman

Christian Churches of West Winevnk Hold Annual Meeting

Local preparations finalize for the Christian churches of West Winevnk annual meeting at Central Christian church June 15 16 and 47. The workers conference precedes the gathering with about 100 delegates expected. A J Jones of Fairmont presides the state convention and Rev C G White of Bethany serves as secretary.

Ahe Christian Churches West Winevnk Central Christian Church A. J. Jones Fairmont C. G. White Bethany

Reverend Wy M Long Maps Memorial Sermon Tour

Pastor Rev Wy M Long of the Jestral Christian viniroh plans a memorial sermon at Center Point in Doddridge County then returns to Clarksburg to preach. He then travels to Blanchard Pennsylvania for a ten day evangelistic meeting at the Shrieting church with Rev Luinkletter, longtime West Virginia evangelist.

Shrieting Luinkletter West Virginia Evingellat Deton Nation

Jury awards woman 994.50 for fall on Clark Street boardwalk

A circuit court jury awarded Me When Roland and husband 994.50 against the city after she injured herself by a defective Clark Street boardwalk. Robert W. Stark’s suit against the Balkidores company for damages was set for trial Friday.

Roland Clark Street Robert W. Stark Balkidors Eahile Paling Econpany Priday

Working Day Plan Reduces Hours at Central District

Announcement by L H Kinard of Tolmonone Company states that from September 1 the one hour working day for most plant department workers will be reduced to eight hours. Wages for affected employees will not change initially, though daily and weekly pay will reflect the reduced hours. Some maintenance and upkeep staff will remain on current schedules.

The Bell Company L. H. Kinard Wee Gene? Makeeer Iano Sneeley Lswtalliks Ctle Wudelr Wirkare Teatman

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