Cullom leaves estate valued over 100000 in Illinois will
The late Senator Shelby M. Cullom of Illinois leaves more than 100000 in stocks and personal effects. His will probated in Springfield names Miss Victoria Fisher as 20000, and Miss Eleanor Ridgeley Parker and Mrs. Phelps Brown each receive 40000. Judge Otis Humphrey named executor.
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Associated Press
Washington
Shelby M. Cullom
Illinois
Springfield
Til
Victoria Fisher
Passenger Connection Changes to Be Required
Alabama Railroad Commissioner Frank N. Julian urged all railroads to appear in Montgomery to show cause why they should not require passenger conductors to report connections and hold local passenger trains for thirty minutes. The issue, raised during Julian’s Mobile stay, holds state-wide interest.
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Frank N. Julian
Alabama
Mobile
Montgomery
Ternoon
Ame Railroad Commission
Julian
Inspector Brownlow Congratulates Col. Goethals on Panama posting
Immigration Inspector H. C. Brownlow sent congratulations to Col. George W. Goethals upon his nomination as head of the Panama canal zone. Brownlow, formerly with the New Orleans immigration service, was closely associated with Goethals and the two are longtime friends.
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H. C. Brownlow
Col
George W. Goehis
Panama Canal Zone
New Orleans
Orries
Old Dominion liner Monroe cut in two near Norfolk
The Monroe, built in Newport News in 1903, split in a collision and drifted toward Norfolk aiming to reach port about 10 o clock. It carried 81 crew and 243 first and second class passengers with a stated damage estimate of roughly 225000 dollars not including freight and baggage. The crew list includes Captain E E Johnson first officer Guy Heneley and chief engineer John Perkins despite significant loss.
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Norfolk
Monroe
Newport News
E. E. Johnson
Guy Heneley
J. B. Gatley
John Perkins
Johnson
G. E. Horsley
J. C. Naskialson
Ernest Wasd
Co. Neilson
R. L. Etheridge
M. RR
Anderson
B. Mayleand
Olaff. Olsen
Christensen
Cosmo Franklieh
William Spruell
Co. Sutton
Co. Dowe
R. Scarborough
W. Cordrey
C. Pritchett
A. Wooden
W. Mills
O. Robinson
KE Clark
P. Nichols
Davis
Collision sinks liner Monroe with heavy loss of life
Official report to President Wilson notes forty seven dead from the Monroe Nantucket collision. Twenty three passengers and twenty four crew lost. thirty one passengers and fifty five crew saved. Captain Johnson and most Monroe officers survived. Nantucket later reported to have rescued eighty five people and to proceed to Norfolk. James O Connell, AFL vice president, was aboard the Monroe. Nantucket expected to reach Norfolk this afternoon.
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D.C. Co
W. Poole
Gray
J. F. Ray
New York
Rollins
Ticlett
Madaria Y
Vernon
Macaria Theatrical Company
R. van Winkle
Nutley
N. J
T. J. Woods
Norfolk
O. Wegner
United States Marine Corps
G. Williamson
J. Williamson
J. Gilbert
Zack C. Smith
M. Bolen
C. Ropes
Louis Scott
I. Wilson
Captain Johnson
Monroe
Nantucket
Adolph Hamburgger
Carl Nyland
A. F. McNair
H. Burwig
Alfred 8. Till
H. Davids
Harry Ebber
Adam McCoy
H. Smith
James O'Connell
R. Flanagan
Loulge Scott
Line Washington
Wilson
Old Dominion Line
Johnson
The
Gatley
American Federation of Labor
Federal Industrial Relations Commission
Associated Press
Baltimore
Merchants and Miners Steamship’ ‘Company
Berry
Virginia
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Inspector Brownlow
Goethals
Old Dominion
W. L. Balton
Newark
MR. Lewis
E. P. Lyons
A. F.mcnair
Buffalo
N.Y
Marcaria Theatrical Company
Marlow
Moore
MR. Mann
Miss. McCombs
C. Nylan
E. A. Richardson
William Wade
A. P. Hill
Charles
Theodore Samuels
T. K. Williams
W. H. Brock
Paul‘ Smith
A.C. Cooper
Hart
W. J. Payne
J. Power
Li Young
George Hendrickson
George Kanewrick
George Williams
Enoch Evans
Henry ‘Iles
Samuel’ A. Berry
Cette
Gomrat
Rae
Coats
Lou Flannelette
Erie
Scott
Shaw
BANK
Lacteurt
City Bank
Mobile, Ala
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