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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1912

Page

3

Secretary of Commerce backs easing alien entry policy

The secretary of commerce and labor says he had no hesitancy in admitting rescued foreigners without questioning at the pier, citing Titanic steerage passengers as examples. He notes the steersage crowd, mostly Irish and Swedish, were cared for by Carpathia survivors, Red Cross, and New York committees while awaiting relocation and safety arrangements for lawmakers.

New York Secretary of Commerce and Labor Tarpathia Bhp Americatel NATO Inhes Abe

Lifeboat Rules Emerged From Ship Safety Debate

The British government and the United States discuss revising lifeboat requirements amid recalls of past ship safety. Officials note ships were once deemed unsinkable and rescue via wireless, while argue that national laws govern lifeboat standards aboard vessels under their flag, with competition likely driving improvements.

Smission Companiee

Chief heir to 50 million dollars in New York tale

Samuel Levy a paperbanger living in an East Side tenement has learned from Russia that he is the chief heir to a millionaire uncle, Louie Steinberg, who died in South Africa. Steinberg reportedly made millions in South African gold mines.

New York Samuel_ Levy East Side Rusaia Louie Steinberg South Africa Steinberg

Firebug terrorizes city as militia enforces order

Waterbury Connecticut faces a wave of ten incendiary fires between 2 and 8:30 pm culminating in the destruction of City Hall. Mayor Treaves calls out Company A and militiamen to disperse panicked crowds. false alarms add to the turmoil. City Hall loss estimated at $200000 with records saved.

Waterbury Conn Treaves National Guard City Hall

Titanic lawsuits spark debates on English and US liability

Dean Charles Noble Gregory of George Washington University explained how English and US laws differ on shipowner liability for loss of life at sea. He noted English rules limit damages to ship value and trip earnings, while US rules allow broader in-personam claims, potentially enabling substantial recoveries in New York or other property-involved actions.

U. S New York City Dean Gregory England Congress Loas Hia High Seas Lord Campbell Atlantic United States Senate Committee White Star Line Charles Noble Gregory Law College George Washington University Gregory Mr. Gregory United States Supreme Court Scotland New York Lord Candeila Admirality Courts Rostron Taft Mediterranean

Titanic Forger Chooses Death to Save Three Women

Jay H. Yates alias J H Rogers, a known forger and con man, perished on the Titanic after refusing a lifeboat seat to preserve space for three women. A note he wrote for his sister was later found, revealing his act of bravery amid the ship’s sinking.

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Senator Smith Reflects on Titanic Disaster Testimony

Senator William Alden Smith spoke of the Titanic survivors tales in New York. He praised Captain Rostron and the Carpathia crew for rapid rescue efforts, medical care, and orderly discipline. He noted lifeboat shortages cost many lives and cited Bride and Philippa's vigilance as exemplary.

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All That Is Earthly Is Subject to Pain

A historical sales fragment touts a pain relief cure named "Nurlte's" claiming to treat rheumatism, sciatica, and neuritis with a $1 box. It targets sufferers with inflamed joints and nerves, promises immediate relief, and warns against bogus pills while urging readers to consult James Well, a pharmacist.

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Memorial Park Site Suggested for Titanic Tribute

Herbert H. D. Peirce argues for a national public park on the Deane estate at Connecticut and Florida avenues in Washington as a fitting memorial to the Titanic heroes. He warns against a single bronze monument and urges a park open to all, preserving natural beauty for the nation.

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Titanic Firemen Say Ship Aimed For Record Run

Surviving fireman John Thompson told reporters at St. Vincent’s Hospital that Titanic was running at full speed when she struck. He recalled orders to fire up hard and noted revolutions between 74 and 77 as the maiden voyage aimed to set a marine history making record on the New York trip.

Titanic New York John Thompson St. Vincent's Hospital

How Middies Get Liquor Grand Jury Tells How Goes

Eight midshipmen appeared before a Annapolis grand jury and described using go betweens to buy liquor. They drank in a rented clubroom as authorities seized intoxicants during a county civil raid. Officials vow to curb midshipman access to liquor and expose private clubrooms and houses supplying them.

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Slayer Held For Theft And Murder Confession

Seth T. Nichols, a naval deserter, confessed to the Knabe murder at Indianapolis polls. He was sentenced to the Concord reformatory by Judge Sanderton in Suffolk Superior Court. Nichols also faced larceny charges for clothing in Boston. An ensuing note reports Richmond unit mourning for May Butt.

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