Fire safeguards lax not enough to watch Baltic danger
Former Bedroom Steward on the Baltic recalls dangerous conditions aboard the ship and claims orders to run at high speed came from White Star officials. Capt. Smith of the Titanic is described as meticulous about safety and against drinking, with crew discipline strict. The interview highlights inadequate fire response and proposal for extra watchmen on multiple decks to prevent disaster.
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Survivors to Face Preliminary Probe in England
At Poomooth England April 27 the Sramabio capland with auevivora of the Trame aboard is due tomorrow with board of trade and lawyers already in attendance. They prepare to expedite examinations and summon witnesses before Lord Marae in a preliminary inquiry into the disaster. Precautions line the western docks to bar survivor interviews as officials say they cannot detain survivors on dock premises after departure day.
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England
Sramabio Capland
Auevivora
Trame
Tomorow
Board of Trade
Lala
Subpera Qe
Pha Thani
Fesiratia
Marae
Lusitania special ferrying Titanic victims passengers
London April 27 a special Lusitania railcar left the station carrying Titanic victims like Mr and Mrs Jesse Straus among the passengers. The black clad crowd included Col Birkbeck and Mrs Livingston Crosby Mr and Mrs F Burdon Sir Edward Evans Ian Brayton Ives Mr and Mrs J B Searmon and Nathan Plant. Some Olympic passengers had berths on board. Those not fortunate left on an earlier train hoping for berths as the vessel departed Liverpool this evening with every berth taken.
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Jesse Straus
Col. Birkbeck
Livingston Crosby
Sre F Burdon
Sir Edward Evans
Widener Body Buried After Titanic Cable Recovery
Philadelphia reports the body of John W. Widener buried after being recovered by the Mackay Bennett from the Titanic disaster site. The deceased remains were found in the cabin, deemed too damaged to transport to Halifax, delaying return. George Widener Jr and Joseph Widener traveled to Halifax by special train as the body’s custody moved toward burial.
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Finenlor
Titanic Dead Bodies Return to Canada Aid Fundraiser
Halifax prepares for the Mackay Bennet with identified Titanic dead. relief events include a Metropolitan Opera House memorial and a gold Marconi tablet. Halifax crews organize coffin sheds tents and morgues, with embalmers ready as families seek remains of prominent victims like Astor and Straus.
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Twin City Club Plans $45000 Four Story Clubhouse
Special to The Washington Post Winston Salem N C April 27 The Twin City Club votes to erect a $45000 brick and stone clubhouse four stories high. The club is 28 years old and well known throughout the South for its Blaster observances.
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Titanic Rescue Ship Carpathia Stories Reach Dunville
From the Dunville Kentucky weekly, letters aboard the Carpathia recounts survivors of the Titanic disaster. Widows mourn missing husbands while rescue crews and passengers describe lifeboat scenes, storms, and burial at sea. The ship's Library hospital, relief efforts, and notable evacuees including Mrs Astor are mentioned as the Carpathia heads toward New York with rescued passengers.
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White Star Line
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Astor
United States Ready to Attend Ocean Travel Safety Conference
The United States through the State Department signaled willingness to join an international conference on promoting ocean travel safety amid a German proposal. Secretary of State Knox indicated readiness to participate in discussions to regulate travel at sea and safeguard human life following a letter from Germany's ambassador.
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State Department
Gorit’ von Bernatorff
Germany
Slate Knox
Benefit for Titanic seamen at Imperial Theatre
The Imperial Theatre management plans a two day benefit for Titanic survivors who traveled here to testify at the inquest. Seamen who survived the shipwreck will recount the voyage tomorrow and Wednesday with proceeds aiding the seamen W Brice E Buley F Clench and F C Evans to share their most graphic memories of the wreck.
Critic Slater Attacks U S Policy on Mexicans in Mexico
Slater editor of the El Paso Herald criticised U S government for its stance toward Americans in Mexico in a National Press Club address. He argued the proclamation implied no protection for citizens amid Mexico's revolutions and detailed Mexican affairs with lantern slides.
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MI Paso Herald
Washington
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National Press Club
United States
Lantern Sildes
Unresolved status for Maj Archibald Butt amid Titanic rumors
War Department delays official death record for Maj Archibald Butt awaiting confirmation. If no word by May 1, an officer will be appointed to fill his post. The note reflects cautious steps in the line of succession during the Titanic disaster rumors.
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Archibald Butt
War Department
Ite
Lifeboat Crew Warned as Union Demands Pay Rise
Liverpool reports a Beamen's and Firer Union branch adopts a resolution. From April 2, the men will refuse to sail on any steamer under the TestaTa. Union representatives insist lifeboat crews be boosted and men’s wages raised to 4 pounds 16 shillings a month, and firemen’s wages to a higher rate.
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Wagner and Noseman Score 920 . Mentage in Anatestas Zgent
Wagner and Noseman achieve a combined 920 in a listed event at Anatestas Zgent with notable precision. The result highlights their performance in a regional competition.
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FUGILISTS COMING HOME FROM AUSTRALIA
American prize fighters return to the United States after a lengthy Australian tour. Johnny Theero, Jack Lester, Barry Flynn, and others sail around May 2, with Langford and Langford opponents linked to Fourth of July plans in California. Australian reception praises American prospects despite rough edges in Langford's style.
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Perky Flynn
Jhunny Clabby
Jack Lester
Fleters
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Joe Woodman
Lanxford
Wisail
Barry
Flynn
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Woodman
Langford
Teck Johnson
Johnson
Jonnson
Dress code announced for Olympic athletes in Stockholm
New York reports the Olympic executive committee will enforce a uniform policy for Stockholm events. Athletes must wear one quarter sleeve tops and running trunks to the knees. The rule stems from a letter by Richard F. Coombeau of Sydney who noted an American competitor in a different style.
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Olympic Executive Committee
Stockholm
James Sullivan
Richard F. Coombeau
Sydney
Australia
Coombes
Thorpe Out for Olympics Trial and Pentathlon Hope
Thorpe, the Sac and Fox Indian youth from Oklahoma and a student at the Carlson Indian School, prepared through winter and spring for Olympic events. He aimed to qualify in June at Boston for pentathlon and decathlon features, after strong showings in dashes, hurdles, high jump, and shot put during indoor meets. He weighs about 185 pounds, trains hard, and resembles an athlete in peak condition though not burly.
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Thorpe Wilkees Competes Amid Evasive Reported Events
Weaker text shows Thorpe Wilkees competing in Banten events this June while coach Warver from Carlisia withdraws due to alleged issues. One event at Cartiele's is noted with two performances, though details are unclear and names appear garbled.
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Ball Players Credited With Club's Financial Success
Mrs Britten Testifies in suit over St Louis Cardinals stock shares saying players earned money not the president. Steininger executor of the estate once held stock later turned to Britton. she lost confidence in Steininger and claims he refused to share business details.
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Fight Draws And Earnings For Wells McFarland Bout
New York April 2 nat Matt Wells English champion made a big mis take by agreeing to ta 6 per cent of the gross receipt guarantee Packey McFarland $300 for Ma and was clearly demonstrated after the show had been counted by The actual receipts were $338 bout Brown batt in the same place Wells taking a ubler's chance only draw $2974.50 for himself The other $10,000 out of his $1914 or 61 per cent went to McFarland The State got 6 per cent of the receipts which was $17.4 while the club officials drew down Fil ST% out of which they had to pay the referee underd others expenses
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Olympic fund boosted for American team to Stockholm
Chicago officials announced a larger fund to send the American Olympic team to Stockholm. Cyrus H. McCormick of Chicago contributed along with other Chicago philanthropists, aiding preparations led by Dr Johnny Bendbiom of Sweden. The Olympic committee said the steamship Finland will carry the team and serve as headquarters for the meeting.
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Delegation Gift Rodin Bust Visits New York Mayor
Delegates bringing Rodin bust La France to Crown Point Champlain lighthouse visit New York City Hall to pay respects to Mayor Gaynor. They dine at the Metropolitan Club, stay for one night, then head to Washington on the Congressional Limited. President Taft dinner plans altered due to his absence.
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Allen and Bayley to Fight for Canadian Belt
Calgary boxers Allen and Bayley plan a June bout to decide the Canadian lightweight championship. Allen trains for Ottawa while Bayley also prepares. the match may be staged in Toronto but could move to Bassano as both sides seek a one on one title clash.
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Tom Flanagan
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Bayley
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Hayley
Sporting Club
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Tommy Burng
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