Princess Victoria Louise wreck near Jamaica ends in tragedy
Passengers aboard the Princess Victoria Louise, a Hamburg American Line liner, were evacuated after striking rocks off Port Royal Jamaica. Captain Bruinwags reportedly took his own life as the ship remained afloat amid heavy seas. Washington men aboard include E J Bowzee W A Hall and a government worker. The ship, built in 1900 in Hamburg, is 2249 tons with twin screws.
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Eleventh Street
U Street
Hall & Clear
Pennettania Avenue
Eighth Street
Pals
Government
West Indies
Victoria Luise
Hamburg
Naval officers at fault mutiny at Portsmouth
London reports the admiralty finding the mutiny at the Portsmouth naval barracks stemmed from lack of judgment supervision and the order "On the knee" by Lieut Collard Commodore Walter G Stopford to be relieved of command at Portsmouth Commander Drury-Lowe to replace Commodore Herbert A Michell who is removed The five year sentence for a mutineer stokers reduced to three years and the drill order on the knee to be used only for military purposes
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Admiralty
Atolers
Naval
Portsmouth
Lieut
Collard
Walter G Stopford
Drury-Lowe
Herbert A Michell
Tragedy Near Culpeper Deepens on Inquest Says Widow Tried to Shield Husband
Washington Post special report from Culpeper Virginia describes evolving details of the Bywaters Strothers tragedy. It notes the young widow Viola Strothers allegedly begged her brothers to kill her after William Bywaters was shot following his marriage to her. The inquest is expected to reveal more on the bedroom shooting scene. Relatives and friends gathered at the funeral as pallbearers and ministers conducted rites. The Strothers brothers, released on bail, prepared to face prosecution with added counsel.
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Garman
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Virginia
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Bruinswig
Victoria
Culpeper
Strothers Brothers
Washington Post
William Bywaters
Viola Strothers
Bywaters
Orange
Fauquier
Madison
Odd Fellows
J_F Dunken
James Timberlake
H Browning
T E Grimsley
Burnett Miller
Wuham
Raisouli Defiant Threatens Foreign Residents in Tangier
Raisouli the bandit chief near Tangier Morocco denounces foreign warships in the area and vows they must leave within five days. He tells Fez authorities and legations he will notify them to depart, signaling a potential international flashpoint.
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Raisouli
Tangier
Morocco
Tanger
Fez
Threats Target Rockefeller Associates Stir Stock Manipulation Accusations
Washington detectives guard Rogers of Standard Oil Amalga Copper Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Transit after anonymous letters threaten his life and reveal alleged stock manipulation by Roger’s associates. A second letter to Police Commissioner Bingham repeats the threat.
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H H_ Rogere
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Amalgamated Copper Company
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William Rockefeller
St Paul
Peary Aims For North Pole Again With New Crew
Special to The Washington Post reports Commander Robert E Peary will launch another pole attempt with a United States bluejacket crew aboard the Roosevelt He is fifty one and has faced opposition from friends and Mrs Peary Health suffers from Arctic hardships Previous aides from Newfoundland hampered the last expedition The plan now includes sailing 450 miles to Cape Sheridan to start sled expeditions toward the pole.
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Washington Post
New York
United States
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Newfoundland
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Pole
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Cape Sheridan
Woman's body found in barrel on mountain
A young woman identified as Mrs John Martha of feddo was found mutilated, later linked to a missing heiress Ida Miller rumor, in a barrel on a mountain near Hisvala. Husband described as morose, had searched for wife. she disappeared about two months ago. King Oscar improves slowly in Stockholm. recovery expected to be slow. Morning train to Philadelphia and New York leaves Washington daily at 8 am via Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Feddo
Hisvala
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Oscar
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Huehn
Pope Seeks French Law On Worship Before action
Vatican awaits France’s church law vote to allow unconditional worship in churches and avoid persecution. Rome notes possible reconciliation if archives are returned with apology. Spain abstains on taking charge at Paris during diplomatic rupture. Cardinal Richard leaves Paris amid large clerical, noble, and public turnout.
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Mgr Montagnini
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Richard
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Rue de Babylone
Episcopal Palace
Mgr Amistre
M Cochin
Cole Criticises Gen Wood in Irregularity Trial
The Washington Post special dispatch reports Capt Frederick W Cole of the Quartermasters Department arraigned in Manila on irregularities in accounts. His counsel waives then reasserts the statute of limitations amid claims of coercion and planted evidence. The defense seeks information under army regulations as Gen Wood is accused of obstructing disclosure. A separate note mentions Cardinal Gotti presiding over Manchester bishop appointment. Also noted is a Florida Limited daily electric Pullman train service starting soon.
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Special Cable Dispatch
Washington Post
Memiz
Frederick W Cote
Quartermasters Department
Lieut Wood
Leonard Wood
Capt Cole
Manila
Wood
Cole
Bank Scandal Strikes Waynesburg Bank Collapse Sparks Crisis
Waynesburg Pennsylvania reels as Farmers and Drovers National Bank shuts last week. Cashier J B F Rinehart is arrested in Pittsburg for falsifying bank reports amid a $950000 alleged shortage. District Attorney seeks DoJ help. more arrests expected. Local merchants accept bank checks to preserve holiday trade. Bank examiner Cunningham notes depositor confidence but promises further book reviews.
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Chicago
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Washington, DC
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Peter Day
Bryce Accepted as Britain's Ambassador to Washington
London dispatch reports in the Commons lobbies that James Bryce, chief secretary for Ireland, has accepted the post of British Ambassador to Washington succeeding Sir Henry Mortimer During. No formal announcement is likely while cabinet reshuffles are considered, but Bryce is broadly regarded as the next U S ambassador.
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House of Commons
James Bryce
Ireland
Washington
Henry Mortimer
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United States
Bishop McCabe Nearing Death in New York Hospital
Bishop Charles C McCabe of the Methodist Episcopal Church lies near death at New York Hospital after a stroke in New York while en route to his Philadelphia home. The 70 year old clergyman was unconscious late tonight with the end expected within hours.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Court hears husband claims missing wife is his spouse
Philadelphia reports Dr Rolando Kuehn asserts Ida May Miller is his wife and that he holds her estate. Relatives seek lunacy commission to set aside a October marriage amid disputes over the will and property worth thousands.
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Roland Evans
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Robert Henderson
Elizabeth Miller
Fifteenth Street
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Mickle Street
Camden
Bombs Found in Moscow Library Trigger Arrests
In Moscow Basmanoff district a search after seven bombs were found uncovered more detonators and explosive materials in the Dasareff Institute of Oriental Languages library. Police seized bombs and devices and up to fifty members of the revolutionary organization have been arrested in connection with the affair.
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Dasareff
Revolutionary Fighting Organization
Connec-Ion
Capital Defended Head Says Wealth Swell Threatens Nation
Syracuse educator Chancellor Day denounces wealth worship and millionaire phobia in Lesis Weekly. He claims swollen fortunes drive wage stagnation and longer hours, warns government controls and corporate regulation would deepen crises, and predicts an epoch of disgrace if unchecked. He urges control of the controller and cautions against predatory wealth and demagogy.
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Salanes
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New York
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Theodore B. Rogers Dies in New York Hospital
Special to The Washington Post notes Theodore B Rogers executor of Jacob Rogers will, dies in pirate hospital at West Sixty-first Street New York on visit with wife from Beauclerc Manor Delaware City Del. He was nephew and named executor of a will that left most estate to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Also reports James Coleman builder of Croton Dam and street commissioner 1881–1891 died at his New York City home aged sixty three. The Daylight Train timetable and connections are detailed for travel nationwide.
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