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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1912

Page

7

Titanic Inquiry Tidbits on Wireless Delays and Signals

Witnesses described timing discrepancies between Titanic distress signals and Carpathia reception. Boxhall testified rockets and lights could be misread, Calfigo Californian signals debated, and clocks shifting midnight affected timelines. Senator Smith pressed Ismay involvement and demanded fuller testimony from J Bruce Ismay later.

James G. Boxhull Tn Washington Bride Caplan Boxhall Boshall Bashall Carpathia Smp Avena Ismay Sip

Reward to grant gift to hero from Taboga rescue stirred navy talk

The Taboga wreck off Cape Morro Pearces near Panama drew navy officials into debate over allowing Capt. Edwin A. Anderson to accept a river silver service from Panama’s president and citizens. Despite his heroism guiding rescue efforts for 21 survivors, government policy bars accepting such gifts, prompting calls for a special regulation or act. The Yorktown crew faced harrowing surf and jungle ordeals during the rescue, drawing praise at Panama and stirring discussion among naval circles.

Capt. Anderson Panama Cape Morro Pearces Gulf of Panama Navy Department Washington Edwin A. Anderson Philadelphia Navy Yard Servce Arosemena Republic Anderson Desolata Morro Peurces Taboga Yorktown Cape Mala Panams Cape Pearces Cant Witch Yensign Best Tahoga Resene Best Cape Easil Gould Panamg Winston Cienfuegos

Death Ship Delayed by Weather From Titanic Disaster

Halifax reports the Mackay Bennett will likely reach the harbor tomorrow with about 200 dead from the Titanic disaster. Storms delayed Capt. Lardner, and identification staging is underway at the curling rink. White Star will log valuables to approved executors and then to the US consul for legal disposition.

Halifax N.S Mackay-Bennett Lardner Storma

Call for More Lifeboats On Long Island Sound Excursion Vessels

A House merchant marine committee hearing heard Capt Nickerson of the New England Navigation Co warn that summer excursion boats on Long Island Sound lack sufficient lifeboats and space to add more safety gear. He noted regulations ban lifeboat overhauls within two minutes of danger and urged distinguishing excursion steamers from small ships. Representative Cline cited large companies recommending more lifeboats, citing British lifeboat records. The discussion touched on luxury amenities and safety tradeoffs as lawmakers review Titanic disaster lessons.

Long Island Sound Sapt H. O. Nickerson New England Navigation Company House Committee On Merchant Marine Nickerson Long Island Vest Cilne Chanman Alexander Aline

Body Found At Sea Near Titanic Sinking Site

A man wearing evening clothes and a life belt was found floating about three miles from the Titanic wreck site as the steamship Winfredian reported the sighting. The Mackay Bennett cable steamship was notified.

Washington Post New York Winfredian Atlanta Transport Line Ao Iceberts Mackay Bennett Cabie

British Official Rebukes Commons Over Titanic Inquiries

London reports Francs Dyke Acland, parliamentary undersecretary for foreign affairs, rebuking House of Commons criticisms of garbled Titanic inquiry questions from Senate hearings. He urges reliance on authoritative U S reports, notes no complaints about delays for British subjects, and supports U S inquiry while cautioning against undue disruption for returning Britons. He emphasizes U S jurisdiction and the goal of safety in transatlantic travel.

London Francs Dyke Acland British Foreign Office House of Commons Smith Acland United States Senate Board of Trade Secretary of State For Foreign Affairs United States Senate

Paymaster's Auto Stolen in Washington Theft

A four passenger touring car owned by Paymaster John Hixgine of the U S N was stolen last night from in front of the Masonite Temple at New York avenue and Thirteenth street northwest. Police are investigating the incident.

John 8 Hixgine U.S. N New Masonite Temple New York Avenue Thirteenth Street

National Capital Horse Show Opens Tomorrow With Big Prizes

Horses valued at 500000 are expected in the city by this evening for the National Capital Horse Show starting tomorrow. The event will exceed prior years with 32000 more in prizes and 2 percent more entries than 1913. Handsome plate pieces accompany cash prizes as both barneys and saddle nurses arrive. many Breen hunters from Virginia and international champion jumper David Gray arrived yesterday.

Wahiaton Barneas Breen Virginia David Gray

Street Car Strikes Officer Near Upshur Street

Policeman E T Keleber of the Tenth Precinct was struck by a speeding car on Georgia Avenue at Upshur Street Northwest yesterday afternoon. He received head cuts and a badly bruised shoulder, was treated at a drug store, then walked home to Il Rock Creek Church Road. He was attempting to note the speeding auto’s number when he crossed the tracks.

E.T. Keleber Tenth Precinct Georgia Avenue Upshur Street Il Rock Creek Church Road Keleher Georgie Avenue

Catholic Women Dine Unite Faith at Fifth National Circle Banquet

Four hundred attendees at Shoreholm banquet hall for the fifth Annual congress of the National Catholic Women’s Circle. Father A P Doyle and Mgr T J Shahan spoke on Christian Unity urging frequent meetings to bridge prejudice. Attendees included priests, senators, representatives, and many women of Catholic circles across America.

America Shoreholm National Catholic Womens Circle Ture Hundred Mather A. P Dale Apostolic Mission House Raphael Leo Shanafell Father Doyle Mgr T. J. Shahan William T. Russell Charles Warren Currier John M. Cooper Cicle

Asia Minor Priest Held on False Pretenses Charge

Domini John Vaseeth, calling himself arch priest of Asia Minor, was arraigned in police court on false pretenses charges. Monsignors Tussell and Serrath testified he solicited church subscriptions here for a hospital and orphanage in Asia Minor without authorization. Vaseeth admitted his religion but claimed sincerity and said bishop papers would prove his credentials. Case continued for translation of papers found on him.

Domini John Vassel Asia Minor Monsignor Tussell St. Patrick’s Church Monsignor Serrath Vaseeth Stringfellow Vausellt

French Delegation Honors Drawn by Washington Visits and Dinner

The French delegation in the United States received full official honors with a wreath at Washingtons Tomb and private receptions. They dined at the French embassy with Ambassador Jusserand, met diplomats at the Pan American Union, and visited Mount Vernon. President Taft hosted a luncheon at the White House, and the party later returned to New York. From the National Press Club to the embassy events, hundreds of officials and journalists participated in a day of ceremonies and sightseeing.

Apt. de Carteret Minid J. Truce Ismay International Mercantile Marine Company Washington Press Club John Barrett Ambassador Junserand Mr. Taft Mount Vernon United States la France French Republic Junserand France Pan-American Union Diplomatic Corps Thera Neuonel Press Club Taft White House New York National Press Club Henry Noble Hall M. Gabriel Hanotaux French Academy Miniater of Foreign Affairs Aq Estournelles de Constant Gaston Deschamps Napoleon Jusserand Kiven Barrett Countess Izcka Fortescue Nicholas Longworth Pezet Sidney Dion Ripley Mitchell Innes Valfaires Great Britain Margaret Cameron Yanes Preston Gibson Basil Miles Marian Cr Perry Belmont Mary Patten Tittleton Mar. von Herwarth Christian Range Craig Wadsworth Emphasiman Tariuf Commissiun

Lures Wife To Death Trap In Virginia Tragedy

Special to The Washington Post from Roanoke Virginia reports Richard Keering of Portsmouth Washington killed his wife Rosella Deering at J W Garlick’s home and then shot himself. A ten year old son witnessed the events as Deering asked Garlick to summon his wife estranged from her husband.

Washington Post Roanoke Trimvine Richard Keering Portsmouth Rosella Deering J W. Garlick Deering Rong Whe Garlicks M Garlick Lanston Monotype Machine Company Dolphin Elks’ Home Prince and Royal Streets Alexandria Mar Ims Arthur Sellman Pittsalagh Fort Wane & Chicaco Railway Company Pittsbure T Usburg Fort Wayne Chicago Cmpany Pitsburg Nesmay iDverick Deseo Eve Gorrt

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