Greek sailor Bruso rescues two from doomed barge in gale
Mitchell B Bruso a Greek seaman volunteered to risk the voyage alone in a small boat amid a fierce northeast gale to reach the barge Buena Ventura to rescue Captain Oversond and Seaman Griles Martin. He saved the two after others refused, while two crewmen perished and the barge sank.
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Rovidence
BR. I
Walter A. Lackenbach
Mitchell B. Bruso
John Dailey
Bruso
Oversond
United States Navy
Spain
Nashville
Buena Ventura
Norfolk
Luckenbach
Carrie Clark
Annie H. Silth
Jersey
Dailey
Bruso Rescues Capitain and Seaman in Sea Rescue
Dramatic maritime tale recounts Captain Owarsond stuck aloft in a crow's nest aboard the Buena Ventura as Bruso and a lone volunteer dash through perilous seas to free him. Bruso frees the captain then rescues Seaman Martin from a hatch cover amid towering waves and near collision.
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Montauk
Owarsond
Dailey
Bruso
Seis
Martin
Tie
Bishop McCabe Stricken. Condition Serious At Hospital
Bishop McCabe of the Methodist Episcopal church was stricken with apoplexy today in New York. At the hospital his condition is described as serious. The longtime bishop has been active and his illness sorely felt by church and public. Paris police arrested M. Montagnini secretary of the papal nunciature on an expulsion order from France and to be sent to the frontier tonight.
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New York
Evening Journal
Bishop McCabe
Methodist Episcopal Church
McCabe
Paris
M. Montagnini
Vatican
France
New Picture of Upton Sinclair at Helicon Hall
The Jungle author Upton Sinclair, now leading a Co Operative colony at Helicon Hall near Englewood New Jersey, has attracted much public notice. Earlier he gained fame for a claimed diary of poet Arthur Sterling that turned out to be fiction in which Chicago meat packing horrors are exposed.
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Upton Sinclair
Helicon Hall
Englewood
N. J
Arthur Sterling
Chicago
Sinclair
Storer Denies Wife Attacked Officials in Roosevelt Letter
Bellamy Storer, ex ambassador at Vienna, tells the Associated Press there is no truth to claims his wife attacked Choate and Porter. He says Roosevelt’s letter reflects calm judgment and notes no mention of such an incident. Storer discusses cabinet picks, Root, and potential postings if vacancies arise.
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Cincinnati
Bellamy Storer
United States
Vienna
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Maria
Root
Storer
Ile
Long
Navy Department
New England
Germany
Italy
Porter
France
Mijustice
Storer cites presidential denial over pope authorization
Storer asserts the president did not authorize a statement to the pope and says he informed Archbishop Ireland of actions. He notes a letter written from Meran on December 4 or 5, 1903, referenced in his January 10, 1904 letter to the president, claiming he reported details of his Vatican visit.
President's Washington Letter on Storer Promotion Bid
Mrs Storer mails a letter urging Storer be advanced to a diplomatic post or cabinet role. The President replies in a 1901 Washington dated letter published by Storer showing the tone of the exchange and how the letter is now spoken of with sneer.
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Storer
Washington
Letter Containing Resignation Dispute With President
The article recounts a letter where the author accuses the president of perfidy over a January 1904 resignation, denying a Vatican motive and noting prior bans on discussion. It also mentions stove manufacturers in the South raising prices by five percent on all stove grades.
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South
Markets Report From Chicago Hogs Beef and Sheep Trade
Chicago market notes show December 11 reports with receipts 28000 hogs and 4000 cattle, mixed packers and various grade prices, and a slow to weak trend across hogs and cattle with steady sheep and lambs. Officials cite large yesterday receipts and futures pattern, while wholesalers report light supply and slower activity in the busy period.
John A. Babcock Seeks Chicago Ad Post
John A. Babcock announces availability in Chicago Illinois for ongoing advertising services. He promises reliable communication and a fair deal to clients seeking timely responses and consistent support.
Roosevelt Receives Nobel Prize and Funds Industrial Peace
Norway's Hauge informs President Roosevelt of the Nobel prize award. Trustees named to manage the fund to foster industrial peace, bringing labor and capital together in Washington conferences during Congress sessions. An Industrial Peace Committee will oversee annual and special conferences and report outcomes.
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Washington
C. Hauge
Norway
White House
Roosevelt
Leewand
Nobel Committee
The
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Labor
Industrial Peace Committee
the United
Not a Captured Flag in New Orleans Dispatch
New Orleans December 11 Mayor Martin Behrman states the Boston city council’s plan to return a flag to New Orleans is misguided. He explains Butler’s captured banner was a state emblem, while the Boston flag seems homemade for a Confederate regiment. Behrman says he spoke with Boston Mayor Fitzgerald and the talks may end.
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New Orleans
Martin Behrman
Boston
Ben Butler
Bellerman
Fitzgerald
Boston Council
Aged Countess Dies in Nashville Countess Eugenia Bertinatti
Countess Eugenia Bertinatti aged 80 dies in Nashville Tennessee. Born in Sumner County she was a niece of late Senator William B. Bate. She spent years in Italy and of late lived in Nashville. She was once decorated by the sultan of Turkey.
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Nashville
Tenn
Eugenia Bertinatti
Sumner County
William B. Bate
Tennessee
Bertinatti
Italy
Turkey
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Royal Baking Powder CO
Hejoinder BY
Choate
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Bellamy
Jude
Agin
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North American Commission Company
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Hoosevelt
Fund For Industrial Peace
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