Explosion on Kearsarge Kills Six Off Cuba Coast
A naval accident on board the USS Kearsarge near Guantanamo Cuba Friday killed six crewmembers including turret officer Lieut. John Milton Hudgins. Injured are Lieut. Joseph W Graeme and Seaman William King among others. Aboard the ship, unused powder detonated during target practice, causing a catastrophic explosion. details and condolences were issued by Captain Winslow and Secretary Bonaparte. The dead include Hudgins Norberg Haegely Thorson Koester Athey. The accident led to swift isolation of the event and inquiries into accountability. A funeral train to Annapolis is noted for April 2.
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Navy Department
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Tave
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Theodore Naggley
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Thorson
Julius A . Koester
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White House
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Virginia
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Detroit
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London
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Bureau of Equipment
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Washington Navy Yard
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Anton Clair Thorson
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Kearsarge dispatch reports seven dead and eight seriously hurt
Guantanamo Cuba April 14 news on the battle ship Kearsarge says two officers and five men were killed and fourteen injured, eight seriously, from the Friday intrusion. Bodies will be buried in the Naval Cemetery as the injured receive care. Names and kin listed for the fallen, with details on naval careers and where they served. A second section recalls the Missouri disaster and notes the fleet’s target-practice record before the accident.
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Atlantic
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America Navy
Washington
Vans Theores
Gorky Dispute Over Wife Feuds With Immigrant Officials
Maxim Gorky and his companion, reported as Mme Gorky, caused a stir in New York when officials questioned whether she is his wife. Gorky defended the marriage, calling the article slander and demanding fair treatment. The couple stayed at a Wilshire residence as investigators weighed credibility and possible deportation if immorality or misrepresentation was proven.
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Maxim Gorky
City
Mme Gorky Thia
Russia
Gorky Today
Vo Wifa
Mme Gorky
America
Mmne Gorky
Gorky
Mark Hwan
William Dean Howells
Robert Hunter
Tas Day
Haywells
Ting
Corky
Belle Claire
H ' Gaplora Wilshire
Ninety-thtra Street
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United
Washington
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Ifac
Gorkys Wife Remains Devoted Amid Turmoil
St Petersburg reports Mme An Freieva a renowned Russian actress remains devoted to Maxim Gorky as divorce not yet granted. Despite alleged severed ties with Mme Andreleva Gorky, she supports him and their two children. Gorky’s release from fortress custody followed by meetings with An Andreleva noted. Mitchell Will Not Meet Gorky in New York due to workload.
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Mme Anfreieva
Maxim Gorky
United States
Russia
Gorky
Ita
Mme Gorky
Vime Ancheleva
Mme Andreleva
St Peter and
St Paul
Ries
Mme Andrie
Mitchell
New York
John Mitchell
Tinted Mine Workers of America
Nomination for Congress in Indiana Twelfth District
Clarence C. Gilliams of LaGrange was nominated by Indiana Republicans to fill the unexpired term of N W Gilbert who has resigned to become a judge in the Philippine Islands The nomination was made at Fort Wayne Indiana on April 14 1922 and related notes mention New Orleans excursion tickets for a Confederate Veterans reunion on April 22.
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Clarence ¢. Gilliams
N. W. Gilbert
Fort Weyne
Ind
Clarence C. Gilliams
la Grange
Twelfth
Congress
Newman V. Gilbert
Philippine Islands
New Orleans
Confederat Veterans’ Reunion
Emperor consolidates finances with new finance committee
St Petersburg April 15 an imperial ukase creates a committee of finance to decide all loan matters and national credit, curbing parliamentary control. Emperor Nicholas stays at Tsarskoe Selo as cabinet ministers attend Easter services. no cabinet developments noted. Cassini named privy councillor, Bakhmeteff to Japan promoted.
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Ukase
Committee of Finance
Winter Palace
St Petersburg
Nicholas
Christ
Tsarskoe-Selo
Uaster
Count Witte
Dumage
Count Cassim
America
M Bakhmeert
Japan
Mary Beale
Washington
Order of St. Andrew
Tg Ag
Lsboi
Lewel Wau
Anandd
Murder near North River tied to Glasgow man
A body found in the North River near West Fifty-first Street may indicate murder and robbery. The deceased is believed to be Henry Juniper of Glasgow, Scotland, found with two blank Glasgow Bank checks and fine clothing suggesting prosperity. An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death.
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New York
North River
West Fifty-first Street
Henry Juniper
Scotland
Bank of Glasgow
Acritelis
Trampled Panic at Easter Service Kills Four at St Ludmilla Church
Chicago April 14. During an Easter Eve service at St Ludmilla's Roman Catholic Church a false cry of fire led to a panicked crush. A crowd of about 400 mostly women and children rushed toward exits. joists broke and debris fell as panicked worshippers competed to flee. Four died and several were seriously injured, including five year old Bessia Lisak.
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St Ludmilla’s Roman Catholic Church
Twentyfourth Street
Albany Avenue
Emma Nattka
Lillie Cunat
Barbara Nrerrmanuce
Kate Kanue
Bessia Lisak
Albert Ghevak
Mrg
Annie Sofiak
Father Farmk
Troché
Womer
Kani
Tages
Mob Burns Two Negroes After Jail Riot in Springfield
Mob of 2 000 destroys Sheriff’s house and frees Horace Dunpan and Copeland. They are hanged on the Goddess of Liberty statue at the courthouse and roasted over a fire watched by about 3 000 bystanders. Accusations involve an assault on Mabel Ricards. other victims identified as Miss Edwards and Cooper. Police and deputies overwhelmed. no solid evidence against the condemned men.
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Lynders
Sheriff's House
Horace Dunpan
Im Copeland
Uberty
Mabel Ricards
Cooper
Edwards
Fe Woods
Duncan
Copeland
Sounty
Huncan
Historic Washington Daily Index of News and Features
A condensed newspaper index lists sections and topics for an issue, including politics, society, sport, editorial content, and illustrated features. It references names such as Warren Keifer, McClellan, and Hearst, and outlines sections on foreign affairs, crime, religion, and local society.
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Gorky
Cassini
Hearst
McClellan
Coal Jones
Skuchener
Vesuvius
Warren Keifer
Safopard
Washington
Bell
Jamestown
Russa
DAR
Army and Navy
Royel
Wall Street
Potomac
Tennessee
George Ale
Egypt
Toro At Poker
Salvation Army Lass Woman's Automobile Club
Ward Love Tabernacle
T—Erie Chiliren
Bryan
Moro Country Illustrated
Tragic aeroplane kite crash injures New York attorney
Israel Ludlow, a young New York attorney and aeronaut, plunged about two feet as a large kite and aeroplane assembly failed. He suffered severe injuries including a crushed lower spine and paralysis, rushed to Richmond then New York for specialist care while his mother and pilot traveled with him.
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Washington Post
Jacksonville
Pia
Israel Ludlow
New York
Ludlow
Charles K Hanniton
Richmond
Hamilton
Greene and Gaynor moved to Macon jail for safekeeping
Savannah dispatch reports Judge Speer ordered Greene and Gaynor transferred from Savannah to Macon under U S district attorney motion for safekeeping until the twenty day period expires before their transfer to the Federal prison at Atlanta. They left tonight with United States marshal George White and deputies. court adjourned and officers proceeded to Macon.
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Gaynor
Savannah
Atlantia
United States
Figures the Man With Mage Rake at Cornerstone Laying
A large crowd gathers at the cornerstone ceremony as figures discuss a progressive tax on fortunes and government supervision of corporations engaged in interstate business. The event coincides with grand lodge masone ceremonies at a house office site.
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Grand Lodge
Roosevelt On Progressive Tax And Interstate Commerce
Roosevelt argues for a progressive tax on fortunes beyond a threshold and for national supervision over interstate corporations. He views railway rate legislation as a step toward controlling corporate wealth, aiming justice for the public while not malicing the wealthy.
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Roosevelt Speaks at Cornerstone Laying in Washington
President Roosevelt spoke to 5,600 officials and citizens at the cornerstone ceremony for the new House of Representatives office building. He attacked sensational writers, urged rate legislation, and proposed an inheritance tax to curb wealth fortunes. The event drew Speaker Cannon, Vice President Fairbanks, Mrs Roosevelt, and many dignitaries as crowds filled windows and balconies.
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Masonic Fraternity
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Theodore Roosevelt
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