Rescue of the Cobequid Ends With Eleven Remain Aboard
A Royal Mail liner named the Cobequid was wrecked on Trinity Rock near Port Maitland as a Western blizzard raged. Capt Hanson and a small crew stayed aboard to guide the ship while 97 passengers and crew were rescued by Westport John L Cann and government steamer Lansdowne with help from local boats. The ship broke up at dawn, and the 108 on board included two sisters and other named passengers before a final decision left the captain and eleven crew members aboard to await morning.
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Yarmouth
Nova Svetia
Royal Mail
Trinity Rock
Port Maitland
Atlantic
Westport
John L. Cann
Lansdowne
Rappahannock
McKinnon
Trinity Ledge
John I. Cann
Lena
Mr Kinnon
Cobequid
W Oc Zaller
Misa Margurrite
Dorothy James
R TF James
St Georges Bermuda
Chantry
Cap Tiawson
Elever
Granita
Erie- Ivland
Trinity
Nes
Bay of Fondy
Tropics
St John
Greta crew rescued after dismast in Vineyard Sound
Capt C A Berriman and all Greta crew brought to Vineyard Haven aboard the tug Nemaskat after their dismasted schooner Greta sank. Five John Paul crew saved from Nan tucket Sound by Cross Rip Light ship crew. The cook died from exposure during the ordeal.
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Vineyard Haven
Maas
C. A. Berriman
St. John
New Bruns- Wick
Greta
John Paul
Nantucket Sound
Cross Rip
Cook
Taft Bust for the Hague by New York Sculptor
New York sculptor C. B. Pistro is carving a bust of former President William Howard Taft for The Hague palace of peace. The piece, funded by the New York Peace Society, has been in progress after sittings held over several weeks and is now near completion.
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New York
Palace of Peace
William Howard Taft
Yale
Pistro
Hague Palace of Peace
New York Peace Society
Cabinet Rift Looms Over Washington Posts After Wilson Inauguration
President Wilson faces a possible cabinet split over local appointments in Washington. Secretary Bryan favors rewarding two allies, while Attorney General McReynolds and Postmaster General Burleson push for Otto Praeger as postmaster and oppose Bride for marshal. The dispute risks straining White House relations with Bryan and threatens to place the President in an embarrassing position.
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Wilson
Washington
United States
State Bryan
McReynolds
Burlegan
Bryan
Cotter T Bride
Gongresa
Wilem J. Dwyng
Democratic
Brysm
Burleson
Praeger
Otto Praeger
Texas
Dwyer
Bride
State Department
Taft
Trusts conference outlines anti trust reform program
President Wilson briefed Democratic leaders from the Senate interstate commerce committee and the House judiciary subcommittee on a comprehensive attack on interlocking directorates and undefined restraints of trade. A proposed interstate trade commission would aid courts and inform business, with penalties tied to individual responsibility and no immunity for violators.
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Wilson
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
House Judiciary Committee
Interstate Trade Commission
Bureau of Corporations
Courts
Department of Justice
Bureau of Information
Department of Commerce
Congress
House
Clayton
House Committee
House Subcommittee
Newlands
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Commission
Trade Commission
Senate
Ion
Democrates
Democrats
Death Ends Her Romance. Actress Wife of Rich Youth Dies
Mrs. Jacques Bradley Swift, a young divorced actress, died yesterday at Providence Hospital after an operation. She leaves a year old daughter, bequeathed to her sister Mrs. Henry Wendell of 1224 Maryland Ave NE. Attempts by her former husband’s family to gain custody reportedly included a 720000 offer. She was operated on Tuesday by Dr Howard A. Kelly, radium specialist of Baltimore, but never recovered.
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J. B. Swift
Jacques Bradley Swift
Thomas Swift
Atlanta
Chir
Providence Hospital
Henry Wendell
Maryland Avenue
Howard A. Kelly
Baltimore
Bulgarian Parliament Dissolved Over Appropriation Bill
Sofia Jan 14 The Bulgarian Parliament was dissolved by Premier Dr V Radoslavof after failing to pass a provisional appropriation bill. The nine hour session ended with a contrary vote and the premier read a ukase signed by the king declaring Parliament incapable of work. A new chamber must be elected within two months under the constitution.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
V. Radoslavof
Capital Girl On Air Trip With Tony Jannus
Misa E. J. Upham, passenger of Tony Jannus, rode an airboat in St. Petersburg Florida, reaching 500 feet during two flights this afternoon. Upham, from Washington, D C, expressed eagerness for more journeys and boarded a special flight after the standard St Petersburg to Tampa service.
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Misa
E. J. Upham
Tony Jannus
St. Petersburg
Fila
J. Preraturg
Fla
Upham
Washington
Miss Upham
Tampa
St Petersburg-Tampa
Bank Pleas Strong Case for Washington as Federal Reserve Center
Bankers and business leaders urged a Federal reserve bank be placed in Washington, citing central location and prestige. Henry H. McKee backed a proposed district covering eastern Pennsylvania to the District of Columbia with a $14 million capital and $40 million deposits, arguing swift oversight from the Federal Reserve Board and legal clarity for the district. William H Singleton and Commissioner Newman supported the push, stressing regional economic impact and benefits to local merchants.
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H. H. McKee
Clearing House
Tella
W. I. Singleton
Newman Heard
Federal Reserve Bank Organisation
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Bank
Ita
Federal Reserve Board
McAdoo
Houston
Treasury Department
McKee Quiliges
Henry H. McKee
Clearing House Association
Mckee
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Caroline
District of Columbia
Fife Banking
Gakin Casstoll
Carefe Petiiag
Aeon Bevels
Meee
Féderal Reserve Board
Ate McKee
Supreme Court
United States
Federal Reserve
Hare
MeKes
Tate
Federal Reserve Bank of Washington
Mc McKee
William H Singleton
Wilson opposes spoils system and rider on post office bill
President Wilson voiced opposition to returning the spoils system in postoffice appointments and threatened to veto the post office appropriation bill unless a rider exempting assistant postmasters from civil service was removed. Burleson’s protest was ignored as Congress debates civil service implications and a rider granting discretionary appointment power to the Postmaster General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
House
Congress
Civi Civil Service
Pienwren
Post Office
Burleson
Representative Moon
Post Office Committee
Actress Burned by Carbaric Acid Cream in Winnipeg
Special to The Washington Post. Winnipeg report states an actress suffered facial burns after using a facial cream containing carbaric acid. Details are unclear as the performer applied the cosmetic and observed the effects before the incident was fully explained.
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Marie Ltoyd
Winnipeg
Washington Post
Murder at Clarkson country place ends in double tragedy
Sukeri Namina a Japanese butler killed Tessie Simmons, a 27 year old rooming house operator, at Clarkson’s Roslyn Long Island country place before shooting himself. Clarkson said Namina had worked briefly for him and had lured the woman to the estate, where both bodies lay near the doorway.
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New York
Sukeri Namina
A. C Clarkson
Finm
Clarkson & Ford
Water Street
Manhattan
Tessie Simmons
West Fifty-Highth Street
Elmer Stevenson
Roslyn
Long Island
Clarkson
Natmina
Lehman
Brooklyn
Fulton Street
Miller
Simmons
Mona
Charles Boren
van Cortlandt Avenue
Evergreen
Que
Namina
Echopher
E. K. Price
Philadelphia
Axa
Thormas Mailan
Clarksons
Stevenson Mansion
NORWAY NAMES WOMAN DIPLOMAT IN MEXICO
London January 14 Miss Henrietta Hoegh 27 becomes Norway’s first woman in the diplomatic service. Appointed first secretary of the Norwegian legation in Mexico she passed examinations in international law and political economy two years ago.
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Hoggh
Mexico
London
Christienia
Daily Mirror
Henrietta Hoegh
Two Killed At Pasha Home In Paris Turbulent Turkish Plot
In Paris Gen Mehmed Cherif Pasha a Turkish political chief faced a double tragedy. A stranger refused admission shot the valet dead and attacked Cherifs wife Princess Emine of Egypt who was struck and knocked down. Cherifs son in law Salil Bey then killed the assassin. Police seek accomplices and a warrant has been issued. Cherif Pasha says the assault was organized by Turkish government officials.
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Paris
Mehmed Cherif Pasha
Samael Hakki
Cherif Pasha
Emine
Zgypt
Salil Bey
Pasha
Young Turks
Cherif
Uebed
Céristitutlomeliam
Turkey
Index To Today's Issue On Page 1 And 2
The page by page index lists items including rescues in Lanet district, pleas for a Reserve Bank, a trust message, missing father, McCombs urged to seek toga, Williams confirmation predicted, death of Bishop Sabin Clerke, civil service pleas, Earl Kintore on mission, Huerta intervention, militia pay plan, suffrage, Rivala stump, ownership of eight thousand islands, forest aid pledge, Lava Burles, Japanese island, editorial comment, society events, world of sports, and a boy wounded by a schoolmate.
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Lanet
Wilson
Reserve Bank
Gays Wilson
McCombs
Williams
Sabin Clerke
Earl Kintore
Huerta
U. 8
World of Sporta Financial
Sayres Sail for Home in Majestic Voyage
President's daughter and husband Francis B. Sayre sail from Cherbourg aboard the Majestic. They plan a week in Washington before Sayre begins duties at Williams College. The small passenger list includes Mrs L Barbot Allan Haynes Albert W Harris Miss Reed Harris J W Stevenson and Mrs G L Magruder.
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Gable
Washington Post
London
Francis B. Sayre
Majestic
Cherbourg
Cries For Her Father After Marine Vanishes in Philadelphia Case
Mrs Wilson says her husband Sergt Frederic W. Wilson disappeared January 2 after taking a prisoner to Philadelphia. She reports threats on his life, believes he is held captive, and pleads for his return to care for their starving family and his young daughter Eunice Hanice.
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Wilson
Hanice
Ttle
Echo of T R B in Italy Ends in Damages Suit Dismissal
In Turin a suit by a hotel keeper against a rival over the Roosevelt visit to Italy in 1910 was dismissed. During the Spezia to Rapallo trip Col and Mrs Roosevelt stayed at a hotel in Sestri where a rival hosted them with a carriage adorned with American flags, leading to a disloyal competition charge. The case was dropped.
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Turin
Italy
Roosevelt
Col
Mi. Roosevelt
Spezia
Rapallo
Sestri
Proprstor
McCombs Visits Albany Stirring NY Senate Race Rumors
The visit of Democratic National Chairman William McCombs to Albany fuels talk of a possible run for the U S Senate by McCombs with Gov. Glynn’s backing and perhaps national administration support. speculation centers on an informal alliance shaping NY politics ahead of the 1916 primaries and Root’s impending retirement.
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McCombs
Togo
Washington Post
New York
Democrati
Wiliam McCombs
Democratic National Committee
United States Senate
Albany
Elihu Root
Anl
McCamteyng Alliance
Bic
Martin H Glynn
William Sulzer
Messrs McCombs
Glynn
McCombs Friends
Wilson
Washington
Sach
Stimson
Senator Root
Carnegie Foundation
Repubicans
Henry L Stimson
Theodore Rogggevelt
John Dix
Root
Mrs Bryan Lathrop Cancels Reception for Charity
Society misses a major social event as Mrs Bryan Lathrop cancels her planned reception and redirects funds to aid the poor, directing generosity toward the suffering in Chicago.
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Lathrop
Chicago
Bryan Lathrop
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