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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1912

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Death Toll from Storms Rising Across States

Tornadoes and destructive winds killed and injured many in Illinois Indiana Georgia Alabama and nearby areas. Bush Illinois faced near total devastation with dozens killed 100 plus injured and hundreds of homes wrecked including stores and a major railroad hub evacuation to Murphysboro reported. Casualties include Durden Maxey and others. fatalities cited in Kankakee and Bush areas with extensive property loss and disrupted rail schedules across the region.

South Carolina Bush Ill Marion Kankakee Murphysboro aAllenta Alabama Elmost Wow Durden Joseph Maxey Maxey Dock Maxey Mira Wow Durden Home Garden Brookside Birmingham Rowden Carroll County Savannah Athens Galneaville Penderbeam Att ¢Ointe North Georgia

Intervention talk swells as U S readies precautionary moves

Washington dispatch reports Administration circles stepping up quieting talk of U S intervention in Mexico while military branches show precautionary activity. Officers expect intervention to be inevitable despite State Department silence. Consul Letcher at Chihuahua reports two Americans detained since March 16, with no new word from policy makers. The embassy confirms Manuel Calero, ex foreign minister, heads to Washington as ambassador after note of admonition.

Washington Post New York Washington Dispatch New York World Mexico United States Army Navy State Department Consul Letcher Chihuahova Letcher Heid Pria Onera Orozco Knox Mexico City Manuel Calero Huntington Wilson

Strike Order Held Up Amid Mediation Offer

Engineers accept government mediation while railway managers plan a meeting to discuss the offer. Neill and Knapp reply to employees with a flat refusal to grant a wage increase. Situation remains critical.

Neill Knapp Messrs Knapp Nell Stuart Railroad Messrs Knapp and Neill Juelice Knapp Washington

What Strike Will Mean for Rail Traffic and Jobs

What strike will mean for railroading as 56,000,080 people affected. Rail traffic north of Washington and east of Chicago tied to zero percent of normal. Fifty thousand miles of railroad idle. Thirty-four thousand eight hundred engineers out of work. Thirty-five thousand Germans out of work. One hundred sixty thousand eight railroad employees let go. Five hundred thousand daily ton of damage to transit.

Washington Chicago

Rebels Mobilize in Yaqui Conflict Near Sonora Banks

An April report claims Maj Frederick W Burnham, once a South African scout, camps with 500 armed men on the Yaqui River in Sonora to protect U S mining interests. Rebel forces under Gen Salazar reinforce near Bellano and plan a southern march, while boundary smuggling and ammunition supply are noted amid a tense border situation.

Bellano Salazar Haa Yaqui Indiana Los Angeles Cal The Evening Express Frederick W. Burnham United States Vaqui River Sonora Mexico Burnham Express John Hare Hammond Jr Morgan Guggenheims Boundry EE Paso Rebela Aauedlo Urioy Chihuahua Sdlazar Relane Lula Ferandes Huerta

Four Killed in Tornado Hit Reevesville and Nearby

Four lives are reported lost with many injured as a tornado struck Reevesville Badham St George end Aiken in the state. Homes fences and trees were destroyed along a wide path about 80 yards across.

Charleston Reevesville Badham St George End Aiken

Col Astor Left New Will After His Marriage Claim

New York reports claim Col John Jacob Astor left a will after marrying Miss Madeline Talmage Force. He allegedly provided 9,000,000 to his fiancee before marriage and sought further provisions, according to Force family connections and statements to his attorney Justice Gildersleeve.

Miss Forca New York John Jacob Astor Col. Astor Madeline Talmage Force Supreme Court Gildersleeve Force Miss Force

Titanic disaster dominates index and headlines

The index for today’s issue and page previews mention 83 dead in a storm, armed quart for American miners, Maj. Butt body possibility, and ship actions near the Titanic with sea horror probes and Roosevelt election notes. Other items include society updates, editorial comments, and financial news.

Maj. Butt Titanic Por National Chamber of Comm Priesta Roosevelt Clara Steamship Company News of Alexandria Gage Hane

Insured for Millions in Titanic Disaster Claims

A Washington Post report notes insurers face about 1 million dollars in Titan ic disaster losses. John B Thayer of Pennsylvania Railroad held a 60 000 policy plus 18 000 accumulations, doubling due to death on a public carrier. Hartford officials say Titanic losses near 7 million across accident insurers.

Secial Washington Post Philadelphia John B. Thayer Pennsylvania Railroad Thayer Hartford Conn

Millet painting donated to Metropolitan Museum in memory

Mrs Clarkson Cowl presented to the Metropolitan Museum of Art a Millet painting titled An Old-Time Method. Millet was a longtime trustee. the gift honors his memory and the museum trustees expressed a fitting tribute.

New York Clarkson Cowl George A Ibarn Metropolitan Museum of Art Traneie D Millet Millett Wan

Tragic Accident Claims Worker at Concrete Mixer

A Lancaster man dies after falling into a concrete mixing machine aboard a barge canal worksite near Rochester. Authorities identify the victim as McElhansy, with initial reports noting a loss of balance prior to the fatal incident during morning operations.

Arso Rochester McElhansy Lancaster Pik Buabpoll McMhaney

Arrest Mexican Here Orozco’s Purchasing Agent

Braunio Hernandez once Chihuahua secretary of state under Madero faces an indictment in El Paso for conspiracy to violate Taft’s order prohibiting export of war munitions to Mexico. He surrendered to US authorities after fleeing north to purchase arms, aided by DOJ agents. Hernandez supported Madero then Orozco, and spent revolutions on the border. Cases to be prosecuted in Texas. Auction line unrelated text follows.

Chihuahua Taft el Paso Braunio Hernandez Madero Tex Department of Justice Texas Mexico Hernandes Gen. Orozco New York Bureau of Investigations Stanley Finch Hernandez Gan Washington Finch United States Gen. Madero America el Fasg San Antonio

Titanic Dead Emerge From Ocean As Mackay Bennett Reels In 53 Bodies

Reports from Halifax and St Johns describe the Mackay Bennett recovering fifty plus Titanic victims amid gale and squall. Names identified include Archibald Butt and George Widener with uncertainties over other garbled spellings. Unidentified remains to be buried at sea while a second search steamer is readied.

George D. Widener Mackay-Bennett Gale New York White Star Line Maj Butt White Star Laconia Cape Race Continents Maj Archibald Butt John Jacob Astor George D Widener Mai Archibald Butt Mai Butt Mr. Widener P A. B ‘Widener Rhea George W Widen Ramon Artagave Ytia Steward Vosite Drazenout Nihil Schedig Leslie Gilinski White Star Tine Mackay- Bennett Western Union Minnie Halifax Nova Scotia Mackay-Bopnett K C. Hind Church of Englend Machay-Bennett Mr. Hind Mackay Bennett St Johns Newfoundland

Titanic Signals Missed Five Miles Away

Senate hearing reveals Fourth Officer Boxhall testified that a nearby steamer about five miles off the Titanic could have aided rescue but did not respond to Morse signals and distress rockets. Captains and White Star officials faced questions on lifeboat adequacy and rapid news alerts as Carpathia and Cedric movements were discussed.

Senate Investigating Committee J. B. Boxhall Mr. Boxhall Boxhall Smith Boxhal P. A White Star Line Ismay Carpathia England White Star Senate An & Measure Baron Hengelmuhler

Titanic waifs in France claim two boys may be Navratil children

Mme Navratil, wife of a French sailor, says she recognizes her sons Louis and Lalo in a Titanic lifeboat description. Her husband allegedly took the children to America a month earlier and disappeared. A man named Hoffman is tied to the boys, and photos are sought from New York. The boys, about 5 and 3, were found wrapped in a lifeboat. Margaret Hays of New York now acts as guardian.

Nice France Louis Lalo Mme Navratil America Hoffman Navratil New York French Walla Margaret Hays West Eighty-fourth Street Dianiket Officara Skye

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