Wreck of Republic Aboard Florida Ends in Baltic Transfer
Dramatic aboard ship accounts detail the collision between the Republic and Florida early Saturday. 600 Italian passengers fought fear as lifeboats ferried passengers to the Baltic for safety while four sailors and Mrs Lynch died. 1600 people were moved over two hours under searchlights, with Captain Sealby and officers aiding the perilous transfer and rescue efforts.
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New York
White Star
Republic
Florida
Ine
Ballla
White Star Line
Baltic
Eugene Lynch
Boston
W. J. Mooney
Langton
Renwolo
Asleop
Amboise Channel
Associated Press
H J. Hover
Spokane
Washington
Sealby
Lynch
Hover
Pakseneoka
Haltien
New Haven
The
Mrs. Hover
France
Ife
Permanent Elks Feeding Ground Advocated
William K utis argues for fencing off parts of national forests outside Yellowstone to create game refuges. He notes a herd of 26 000 elk in Yellowstone and adjacent northern Wyoming forests, with estimates up to 40 000. hunters say they winter there and move south as cold arrives. Palmer of the game preservation department cites several thousand head.
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Gardiner
Mammoth Hot Springs
Hayden Valley
Park
Wyoming State Game Preserve
Jackson Hole
Mr. Palmer
Chicago
William K (Urtis
Washington
Record-Herald
Yellowstone Park
Save Be
Forest
Wyoming
General Young
Huntera
Palmer
dAlvixton
Akyleullore
Young Deserter Walks Into Police Trap
Bert Dort an eight ten year old deserter from Mare Island navy yard San Francisco walked into a police station in Denver and was arrested. Police had posted a want ad in a paper as bait for the deserter to respond to. Dort appeared with a note reading The bearer is Bert Dort You want him Grab him now and was taken into custody.
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Denver
Bert Dort
Mare Island Navy Yard
San Francisco
Dort
Twenty Three Rainy Days in January Reported
San Francisco reports twenty three rainy days in January tying a sixty year record as storms bring high winds and heavy rains along the Pacific coast. Rainfall nears nine inches in the city this month while mountains see heavy snow and river valleys show improving flood conditions. Railroad service resumes as conditions permit with a landslide near Santa Barbara blocking track temporarily between Santa Barbara and Red Bluff to Ashland with trains operating past.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
California
Weather Bureau
San Francisco Bay
Sacramento Valley
Coast Division
Southern Pacific
Santa Barbara
Red Bluff
Ashland
Ore
Accident Causes Self Inflicted Shot Wounding Fatality
In Albuquerque on January 26 Charles Q. Goodman aged 22 was accidentally shot and killed by Harry Benjamin during a quail hunt along the Rio Grande. Benjamin stumbled with a cocked shotgun. finger on the trigger the discharge struck Goodman in the stomach.
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Albuquerque
N -M
Charles Q. Goodman
Harry Benjamin
Rio Grande
Benjamin
Woman's Call "Meyer" Triggers Theater Panic
In New York at the Star theater on Lexington Avenue a woman's call of Meyer to a boy sparked an audible fire alarm cry of fire causing about 2400 patrons to rush for exits. Police restrained the crowd and no injuries were reported.
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New York
Meyer
Star Theater
Lexington Avenue
Benzoate of soda judged not injurious to health
Washington reports a court ruling states benzoate of soda used as a food preservative is not injurious to health. The decision clarifies public health safety and addresses concerns about this common additive.
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Washington
Hopkins President Chairs Referee Board on Chemistry
The referee board of consulting experts chaired by Dr Ira Remen president of Johns Hopkins University reversed the finding of Dr H W Wiley chief of the bureau of chemistry. Secretary Wilson approved the conclusion.
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Ment
Ira Rem#en
Johns Hopkins University
Wilson
H. W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Rescue Teams Dig In Snowfilled Canyon After Tragic Slide
Ouray Colorado January 25 sixty men risk their lives to reach victims buried by a Friday snowslide in Mount Sneffles canyon. The snow is up to 150 feet deep in spots with three bodies already buried. Authorities warn another slide may occur within hours as rescue operations continue.
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Ouray
Cole
Mount Sneffles Canyon
Wilder Storm Halts Travel Across Telluride Region
Telluride January 25 reports the storm’s peak with downed telephone wires and impassable streets. Falling trees and snowslides endanger residents as trains run hours to days late and roads are blocked. A Durango train stalled near Ophir. rescue parties due in three days, towns below Telluride cut off with unknown damage.
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Telluride
Cole
Durango
Ophir
Tho Salent
Barbers Split Over Abolishing Tipping
Chicago barbers debate tipping as a union split over abolition. Some officers push to end tips to protect self-respect and raise wages, while rank and file fear income loss. International organizer P A Holser backs abolition citing more self-shavers and less charity.
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Chicago
P. A. Holser
British Peer’s Son Claims Ancestry And Authorship
Lyle F. Leland says he is the eldest son of John Campbell Gordon Earl of Aberdeen and has written several books under that name. He was jailed in Audrain County for allegedly forging a $100 check and says his downfall stems from dissipation while living in the United States under an assumed identity.
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Mexico
John Campbell Gordon
Earl of Aberdeen
Audrain
L. F. Leland
Wyoming
Gordon
Earl of
Aberdeen
England
West
Lyle F. Leland
Bedouins Raid Kills Forty Officials In Hejaz
A Chicago dispatch quoting Hejaz reports says Bedouins raided the Guttaf station in Arabia and killed forty officials. The Bedouins then attacked another station but were repulsed after two hours. The Times notes the raid occurred a couple of months earlier.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Chicago
Hejaz
Arabia
Guttaf
Times
Constantinople
Maine in Havana Harbor reopens removal of wreck
Washington reports Governor Mungoon of Cuba urges the United States to remove the wreck of the battleship Maine from Havana harbor. He warns the submerged ship blocks anchorage endangers navigation and honors 63 sailors remain on board. He calls for immediate federal action to dredge or dismantle.
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Washington, D. C
Mungoon
Cuba
Maine
Havana Harbor
United States
Havana
Department of State
Navy Department
Washington
Republic of Cuba
Lta
Learnessy
Armaments of Japan May Be Reduced
Leading Japanese papers say cordial relations with the United States will not be affected by proposed armament cuts. In Tokyo premier Katsura and ministers Komura and Terauchi told the diet that Japan could reduce arms as world conditions and Japan’s economy permit. They stressed relations with world powers are improved and must guide policy.
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America
Japan
Tokio
Marquis Katsura
Sataro Komura
Viscount Terauchi
Diet
Katsura
Inv
California
Editorials urge calm after California fleet visit fallout
The piece says a small California clique fuels anti Japan sentiment and urges the diet to define policy soon and thank Americans opposing anti Japanese legislation while reaffirming cordial ties from the fleet visit and California delegates.
Death of Toronto Archbishop Arthur Sweatman
Toronto Chief religious leader Most Rev. Arthur Sweatman archbishop of Toronto metropolitan of the ecclesiastical province and primate of all Canada died yesterday leaving a vacant see and mourning in the church and city.
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Arthur Sweatman
Toronto
Canada
Ont
All Canada
Taft and Party Sail for Panama Canal Expedition
President-Elect Taft Mrs Taft and a staff of engineers sailed from Charleston for the Isthmian canal voyage Tampa Bay returning to New Orleans February 14. The fleet includes North Carolina and Montana with a press corps and Secret Service on board.
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Charleston
Taft
Isthmian Canal
Panama
New Orleans
North Carolina
Montana
Augusta
Denunciations of Child Labor Echo in Chicago Pulpits
Chicago clergymen from Episcopal Baptist and Congregational pulpits denounced child labor as inhuman and criminal. The Very Rev. Walter T. Sumner warned of a future price for society’s wrongs, while Rev. M. P. Boynton called child labor a high crime against God and man and Rev. Henry Forsaytha urged examining economic and industrial causes behind the practice.
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Chicago
Dean Walter T. Sumner
Episcopal
M. P. Boynton
Henry Forsaytha
Earl of Leicester Dies At Ancestral Home
London January 26 The Earl of Leicester died at his ancestral home Holkham Wells Norfolk Thomas W Coke second Earl of Leicester patriarch of the Coke family born 1786 He served as Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk from 1846 to 1906 keeper of the privy seal and council member for the Duchy of Cornwall 1870 to 1901 He owned about 60 000 acres His eldest son and heir 18 Viscount Coke will succeed to the earldom and to the Hornham estate
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Thomas W. Coke
Earl of Leicester
Norfolk
Duchy of Cornwall
Hornham
Viscount Coke
Wireless saved ship in Atlantic wreck shows value of tech
New York January 25 wireless telegraphy once doubted proves its worth in the Republic rescue. The Florida collision prompted calls for onboard wireless and better watertight bulkheads as experts debate the extent of damage and the design's role in keeping the vessel afloat.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
Republic
Lloyd
Iinet
Florida
Edward A. Stevens
Stevens Institute
Hoboken
N. J
Ville de Paris
Westphalia
Elbe
Closing quotations of world markets on a quiet New York day
New York trading opened with slight overall changes from Saturday. Gains were broad but losses appeared, with New York Central and Erie reversing earlier advances. St Paul Southern Pacific preferred and Rock Island preferred added a point, while North American bonds showed irregular movement.
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New York
New York Central
Erie
National Biscuit
American Tobacco
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Rock Island
Cornerstone of Cathedral of St John Laid in Denver
In Denver hundreds of parishioners and clergy attended the cornerstone ceremony for the Cathedral of St John the Evangelist. Bishop C. S. Olmstead led the service. The completed cathedral is expected to cost $500,000.
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ST. John
Denver
St. John the Evangelist
C. S. Olmstead
Colorado
Episcopal Church
Steamer Kallap Towed Into San Francisco Harbor
The steam er Kallap from Portland arrived off San Francisco and anchored opposite the life saving station. This morning a tug towed her into the harbor after engines became disabled in heavy seas on the voyage from the north.
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San Francisco
Kallap
Portland
Ore
Refuse to Quit Over Political Officeholder Abuse
A speaker insists a political officeholder should resign, claiming abuse continues despite the holder’s refusal to quit. The piece emphasizes opposition rhetoric and persistent pressure from critics.
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Satanic
New York Stocks and Commodity Prices Scan Today
New York stock listings show Amalgamated Copper 79 and American Car and Foundry 49 1 4, with many railways and industries quoted from American Sugar Refining to United States Steel. Cattle receipts estimated at 17,000 with mixed gains. hogs around 8,000 head, higher. sheep receipts near 14,000 with gains in native and western classes. prices listed across cattle, hogs, and sheep markets.
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Amalgamated Copper
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Railway
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Iinois Central
New York Central
Reading Railway
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co. Ptd
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash Railway
Western Union
Standard Ol Company
Chicago
Western
Lambs
Market summaries from Kansas City and Chicago commodities
Cattle hogs and sheep receipts rise at Kansas City with higher averages across categories. Chicago wheat corn pork lard and rib futures move with mixed gains and losses while New York metals show limited activity on lead copper and silver.
Gospel of body taught in church by Dr Leavitt
Chicago January 25 The gospel of the body should be taught in church as well as the gospel of the soul says Dr Gheldo Leavitt teacher of the League of Right Living organized by Rev Johnston Myers The mind’s power over body ills is seen as proven by numerous alleged successful mental healing cases and should be part of church duties with growing proof of a prepared mind strengthening church programs nationwide
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Chicago
Gheldo Leavitt
League of Right Living
Johnston Myers
Pr Leavitt
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