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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1907

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150 Perish in Sea Disaster Off Rhode Island

Block Island observers report a night collision between three masted schooner Harry Knowlton and steamer Larchmont near Watch Hill. About 150 passengers and 60 crew were aboard. 48 bodies recovered, 19 survivors, many frozen. Cause under investigation. pursers list lost in sunken ship. accounts conflict between captains.

Larchmont Harry Knowlton Rhode Island Block Island R. L Yiersons Block Island Sound Toy Line Providence New York United States Steamboat Inspectors Lfe Watch Hill South Amboy Boston George McVey Knowlton Haley

Larchmont Disaster Toll Reaches Fatal Night Sinking

The sidewheel Larchmont, with 150 to 200 aboard, collided with the coal laden schooner Harry Knowlton off Fishers Island. Water flooded the hold, lifeboats and rafts were launched as passengers froze, many perished or remained missing, and Captain McVey credited the schooner’s course as a cause while crews faced a seven hour struggle before Block Island. The wreck left numerous named officers and passengers identified in survivor lists.

Sana Larchmont Joy Line Providence Narragansett Bay Acyund Block Island Sound Watch Hill Fishers Island George McVey Harry Knowlton South Amboy Boston McVey Fishers Point Burser Block Island

Massachusetts Lawmaker Warns Against Federal Power Grab

New York Feb 12 Rep S W McCall of Massachusetts told the Republican Club of New York at the Waldorf Astoria that federal overreach threatens state autonomy. He argued states are best suited to handle personal government questions and warned against constitutional constructions expanding national power.

Massachusetts New York Republican Club 8. W. McCall Lenis City Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Congressman McCall James M. Beck Republican Party O. O. Howard James H. Wilson Job &. Hedges McCall Washington Nce Mas x Lincoln South Carolina Mr. Root Webster Congress

Former Gov Frank Wayland Higgins Dies in New York

Former New York Governor Frank Wayland Higgins died at 8 40 p m at his home in Olean after kidney disease worsened his long heart trouble He served as state senator from the Fifty first district and governed 1905 1906 He attended the inauguration of his successor in Albany despite illness and his death ended a long public career with family at his bedside and several officials cited in the report

Hughes Albany Enior Washington ‘Post Olean Frank Waylam Hieging Higgins Josephine Higgins T. Harri F. S. Smith Angelica Hibbard Allan R. Williams B. G. Janeway New York Hipeina Frank Wayland Higgins New York State Rushford Allegheny ‘County August Orrin Trall Locla Cc Hapgoca Higgins Riverview Miliary Academy Poughkeepsie New York City Stanton Mich Kate C. Noble Sparta Wis Pennsylvania D. Cady Herrick Chautauqua Assembly Home For

Jumps on Bridge Endangers Train Passengers

Passengers on the Lehigh Valley Black Diamond Express were jolted by a derailed section on the Delaware River bridge in Blagton Pa. An iron girder kept the cars from plunging seventy feet to the river below. two cars skimmed the ties and edge, with several passengers injured by glass.救

Blagton Lehigh Valley Delaware Bridge Pennsylvania Railroad H. Seaton Bethlehem Charles Cousins Dias M. HE. Colamas Athens Negro Porter Irs Rena

Art treasures stolen in London burglary at Park Lane

A sensational London art theft at Wertheimer's on Park Lane is reported. Two Gainsborough canvases and a Reynolds work, valued around 80 000 dollars, were cut from frames. French snuff boxes and miniatures were also taken. The burglars exit with the loot and authorities seek the missing items. The case is described as the era’s greatest art burglary since the Morgan Duchess.

London Gainsbor Duchess of Devonshire J. Pierpont Morgan Harry Raymord Charles “‘Wertheimer Park Lane Gainsborough Rey Gainsboroughs

Plan to bar Japanese immigrants and San Francisco clash

President and Secretary Root pursue a plan to amend the immigration bill to exclude Asiatic immigrants from US insular possessions and the mainland, aiming to halt Japanese influx from Hawaii and Japan, with a treaty to follow. Secretary Root and Japanese diplomats exchange views as San Francisco school board pressure grows.

Root San Francisco United States California Hawaii Japan Viscount Aoki Wright Tokyo

Jerome Stirs a Foe Alienist Only Witness

Dr Evans declares the thaw was insane yet the mind has improved suffering from brain storm a fulminating condition of mental unsoundness California lawyer angered by district attorney s charge that defense sought to mislead jury regarding surgical operation on Evelyn Thaw

California Evelyn Thaw

Thaw trial testimony cites insanity defense and brain storm

Dr Britten D Evans of the New Jersey Hospital for the Insane Morristown testified Thaw was insane and not responsible for shooting White. He described Thaw as suffering brain storm and stress since August and said he has shown improvement. A clash revealed Evelyn Neabit Thaw surgery was for appendicitis and the mother provided a long statement to the district attorney.

New York Jerome Delphin M. Delmas Harry Thaw California Evelyn Nesbit Europe Mr. Jerome Britton D. Evans State Hospital For the Insane Morris Plains N. J Hary Thaw Miss Nesbit Mr. Delmas Delmas Britten D. Evans New Jersey Hospital For the Insane Morristown Thaw White Evelyn Neabit Dr. Evans Comstock Society

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