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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1914

Page

13

Collision Sparks Ocean Horror Off Coast

Survivors list shows only G W G Henderson among salon passengers aboard the Empress. First class losses heavy with Sir Henry Seton Karr and Laurence Irving among the notables. Of 1140 Salvation Army members, only 20 rescued after rapid sinking. many injured and unclothed in lifeboats. L E Gosget from Montreal saved by raft.

G. W. G. Henderson Sir Henry Seton Karr Laurence Irving Sir Henry Irving Mabel Hackney Salvation Army Qubec London L. E. Gosget Montreal

Secret of Hot Springs Waters Declares Healthful Gas Content

The Interior Department reports Yale professor Britam W W Boltwood finds Hot Springs Arkansas waters rich in gases responsible for curative effects. The well-known health resort offers baths at fair rates along with tennis golf baseball fields mountain drives and year round pleasant climate. Visitors are urged to request souvenir booklets and mail in the coupon for full details.

Interior Department United States Britam W W. Boltwood Yale College Hot Springs Arkansas America U. S

Information Request on Hot Springs Arkansas Hotels and Baths

Mr Geo R Belding secretary of the Business Men's League Hot Springs Arkansas requests full information and U S Government reports and recommendations about Hot Springs Arkansas hotels baths prices and related facilities. Name and address town state requested.

Geo. R. Belding Sec’y Business’ Men's League Hot Springs Arkansas U. S

Empress of Ireland Disaster Survivors Dig In At Rimouski

Rescue ships docked at Rimouski and the station turned into a hospital as 3 000 residents aided survivors from the Empress of Ireland disaster. Twelve bodies lay on the wharf while crews and townspeople shared blankets and clothing. Captain Kendall and key officers were rescued, and officials worked to care for the injured at two local centers.

Faoe St. Lawrence Kendall Rimouski H. R. Fiset Inter-Colonial Railway

Message from Rimouski says all in boats saved

Canadian Pacific reports from Rimouski that all passengers were picked up by lifeboats from the Lady Evelyn and Eureka. La Patrie cites 400 survivors landed and says these ships will return to rescue others from the Empress of Ireland. Survivors to be sent to Liverpool aboard the Alsatian.

Government Street Mobile Jess Eureka Lady Evelyn Itani Black Storstad Montreal Canadian Pacific Rimouski la Patrie Empress of Canadian Pacific Railway Allen Line Liverpool

Captain Kendall reports Empress of Ireland disaster

Captain Kendall sent the first official account from Montreal May 29 stating the Empress of Ireland was stopped by fog and struck amidships by the collier Storstad. He noted the ship went down and a special train was dispatched to Father Point to recover survivors.

Montreal Kendall Walsh Canadian Pacific Storstad Crippen Montfort Father Point

Empress of Ireland Sunk After Collision With Storstad

The Empress of Ireland sank within ten minutes after a 1:45 a m collision with the Storstad twenty miles from Father Point. Lifeboats failed to launch in time. Captain Kendall survived on wreckage. Government steamers Eureka and Lady Evelyn were sent to aid.

Rimousei Que Marconi Company Storstad Father Point Empress S. O Eureka Lady Evelyn Kendall

Chief Officer, Purser Among Missing After Incident

A maritime incident left the chief officer and the purser among those missing while one chief steward was saved. Authorities continue search and assess crew status.

Salon passenger list of the Empress of Ireland

Montreal May list of salon passengers names many travelers with origins in Vancouver London Manila Nassau and Shanghai among others. The roster includes J R Abercrombie J P Adie A B Anderson F W Cullen Maud Cullen W Fenton Doris Gaunt Charles Goldthorpe and many more with destinations across Canada the United States and beyond. Continued on page fourteen.

Montreal J. R Abercrombie Vancouver J. P. Adie Adie Birmingham A. B. Anderson London C. Averderck Manchester A. E. Barlow Barlow Hart Bennett Nassau Bahamas W. R. Bloomfield Auckland N. Z A. G. Brandon Denver Cox Edwards Yokohama W. Fenton Doris Gaunt P. Godson Kingston Charles Goldthorpe Bradford Eng A. Gosselin W. D. Graham Graham Hong Kong China T. D. Thailey G. W Henderson W. Hisenheimer A. Hirst Cholloway Quebec W. Howes L. A. Hyamson Laurence Irving Henry Seton Kerr Lionel Kent Grace Kohl Alice Lee Alex Lindsay Halifax R. Lyon H. H. Lyman Lyman A. G. Maginnis C. Malloch Lardo

List of Second Cabin Passengers on Board Empress of Ireland

Following is a list of second cabin passengers on the Empress of Ireland. Miss A. S. M. Assafrey of Winnipeg, Miss M. Atkin of Prince Albert Sask, Miss D. Balcomb of Vancouver, Miss A. Bates of Toronto, Mrs. W. Barbour of Silverton B C, Miss Evelyn Barbour of Silverton, Mr. Alfred Barker of Saskatoon Sask, Miss Bessie Bawden of Hillsboro Ind.

A. S. M. Assafrey Winnipeg M. Atkin Prince Albert Sask D. Balcomb Vancouver A. Bates Toronto W. Barbour Silverton B. C Evelyn Barbour Alfred Barker Saskatoon Bessie Bawden Hillsboro Ind

Famous Dancer Reveals Complexion Secrets

Aileen Moore in Beauty's Mirror reports a famed dancer known for dazzling courts and audiences. The article claims she uses mercorized wax nightly and a saxolite hazel solution to remove dead skin and maintain an unblemished complexion.

Dolores Europe Aileen Moore

Letter by E A Rudd and L N R R Praised Last Week

The best letter submitted last week was by E. A. Rudd, L. and N. R. R. The selection highlights their contribution and recognition in the period’s correspondence.

E. A. Rudd, L

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