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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1909

Page

13

Collision at Sea Rips Republic and Florida in Dense Fog

In dense fog the Republic and the Florida collide near Nantucket. The Republic sinks a hole in her bow while the Florida stays afloat, aided by the Lorraine Lucania and Baltic which rush to assist. Passengers are ferried to the Florida as rescuers battle chaos and fear aboard the stricken vessels.

Nantucket Wiliam T Sealy The Republic Oideids Hook Florda Florida Sealby Douthey Binns Marcon Dime Savings Bank

Patals Steamship Disasters of Recent Years

A compilation of maritime disasters lists ships and dates with large loss of life. Notable sinkings include Burgeyac on July 4 1896 with 40 lives lost, Nerge in 1904 with 759 dead, Wing Hing near Hong Kong with 300 victims, and Archimedes in the Baltic with 18 drowned.

Freseh Burgeyac Cromarigubire Sable Nerge Cruiner Gindister Isle of Wight Wing Hing Hongkong Prudentia Argentina Folgetendes Caribbean Sea Amey Archimedes Orgie Sandy Hook Sam Pablo Philippines Stendskip Soo City Newfoundland

Republic Up-To-Date Ship Republic Aims For Azores and Gibraltar

The Republic was due at the Azores on January 29 and at Gibraltar on February 2 with 500 tons of provisions for the battleship fleet. Built for the Boston service, it carried twin screws and quadruple expansion engines, cruising to the Med and Madeira. Insurance covered about half its value, with White Star bearing much of the risk.

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Births and Names From Local Family Records

Birth notices list numerous newborns and parents including Tanulc and Mary, Franke and amas Want Murehrer, IT Sullivan girl horns Jimd, Mary A Spalding boy Jacob M, Dearie Koer boy Augustin Wo, Margaret Connor girl damier G, Annie Scott boy Simion D, Lillian TC Combs boy John F, Gale Eo Brrdy boy Charlee A, May Woo girl Ida Covel girl, Thomas D and Mary Fitegerald gift Warry M, Mamie F Anderon boy, George Band Mamie Reaves girl, Robert and EMe Oritinbe, Merison Band Cleminting Crunee girl, George and Henrietta Hrent girl Chales E and Treitha Bogie boy Mosea, Martha Wilson girl, Robert and Mary Tate boy.

Tanulc Mary & Franke Amas Murehrer Sullivan Mary Spalding Jacob M Dearie Koer Augustin Wo Margaret Connor Damier G Annie _ Scott Simion D Lillian TC Combs John F Gale Eo Charlee May Ida Covel Thomas D Mary Fitegerald Warry M Mamie F George Mamie Reaves Robert Eme Oritinbe Merison Cleminting Crunee Henrietta Hrent Chales E Treitha Mosea Martha Wilson Mary Tate

Health Office Record Summary of Local Residents

Health office notes list numerous residents with ages and addresses including Minny T Pylen 90 Sixth Street, Lewis Bird 190 Ith Weight NE 63, Wiattar Jacobson 98 N Ave NW two years, Jane BK Rows 20 Va Ave NW eight years, Abbie BD Spaight at end of Ith, Masson 225 Mass Ave MW two years, Infant of Solomon and Eva Friedanberg, Smily B Freeman 302 T St SW 15, William Cundiff 214% St SW 24, Henry Roberts Howard Street Anacostia 35, Frank Nixon Deanwood 51, Mosex Trotter 39, Ginalder Harrie 433 Franklin St SW 19, James W Webb 2426 N Ave NW 86, Lewis H Pierre Deanwood DC 52, Reaman Warrid Moath 20 months.

Minny T. Pylen Lewis Bird Wiattar Jacobson N Ave Jane Bk' Rows Abbie Spaight Freeman William Cundiff Henry Roberts Howard Ata Anacontia Frank Nixon Deanwood Mosex Trotter Ginalder Harrie Franklin St Dames W Webb Tewis H Pierre Deanwood D Yaara Reaman Warriad Moath

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Superior Blood Purifier

The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a premier blood purifier with over 20 ingredients. It claims unbeatable cures beyond simple sarsaparilla and warns against inferior substitutes that cost less to make and profit dealers more.

Hood

Ships Scurry 10 Aids Tell Tale Ashore

Big liners Baltic La Lostaing and Lucania faced a perilous situation as a tale of a sinking vessel emerged. The Republic position-operator relayed calm messages, assuring all passengers are safe and the new telegraph system handled the emergency communications effectively.

Baltic la Lostaing Lucania Tarn Republic

Ships Answer Republic's Call For Help At Sea

Several vessels rushed to assist the Republic after wireless distress calls. Baltic of White Star line 190 miles away, La Lorraine 75 miles, Lucania 150 miles, Revenue cutter Greaham 100 miles from Provincetown, Acushnet 100 miles from Woods Hole, torpedo boat Cushing 60 miles from Newport, Revenue cutter Seneca 150 miles, Mohawk 150 miles distant.

Lorraine Ambrose Channel Republic Florida the Republic Lucania Cunard New York Nantucket Naera Siasconzet Atlantic Woods Hole Newport Charleston Boston Gresham Acushnet Rea Cape Cod Bay White Star Line Sandy Hook J B Rancora Baltic la Lorraine Greaham Provincetown Woods Holt Torpedobout Cushing Seneca Mohawk

Radio operators relay distress from Republic near Nantucket

A Nantucket Island shack operator at Siasconset intercepts a distress call from the Republic and relays CQD alerts to ships and shores. Messages travel from the crippled vessel to the White Star offices as rescue efforts by the Acushnet, Gresham, and others mobilize, with captains coordinating via land and sea lines.

Siasconset Republic Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America Nantucket Biasconset Binns Glnran Vineyard Haven Woods Hole Slagsconset Acushnet Boston Gresham Apat Repubile Seneca Ginman Wat Ginmans New York White Star Broadway

Rescue in the Fog Off Nantucket as Republic Sinks

Wireless traffic from the Republic reports heavy fog hindering rescue efforts while the Lorraine and Lucania push toward Nantucket to aid a sinking vessel. The Florida, damaged and without wireless, is steered toward New York as Baltic signals guide rescuers. The Republic remains afloat with passengers evacuated to the Florida and other ships nearby.

Btar Lorraine Republic Siasconset Fownier Nantucket Singconset Lucania New York Warr Stesconset Cunard State Street Ginman Hlasconach Baltic White Star Florida Marine Exchange Slaavonvet Phen la Lorraine Florida Baltic Cunard Line Nantuckets

Prominent Passengers Aboard Republic Include Noted Figures

Washington Post report lists Mrs St L Griggs wife of Bank of New York president H L Griggs and Mrs Wo fi Armisted mother of a mining engineer among Republic cruise travelers. James K Connolly, sea story writer, rode with Jane United and was later ordered off battleships. Connolly headed to Gibraltar.

Apedal Washington Post New York The Republic Bone St L Griggs H L Griggs Bank of New York Wo Fi Alice Morse Durl James K Conmilly Jane United Blazes Fleet Connolly Gibril

Notable Passengers Return to Fleet Amid Global Travel Plans

The Republic sails homeward with distinguished travelers aboard including Gen Brayton Ives and Arch bishop Burchese. Prof John M Coulter, Count Reaponsi, Rev J W Ward, and Capt E A Eherenfund join in varied journeys. F A Hover prepares for around the world trip. Victor stays en route. Dr and Mrs J A Peoples on a honeymoon voyage. other names cited include Mrs Agnes Sampson and Major John Espy.

Roosevelt Brayton Ives Metropolitan Trust Company Manda John M. Coulter Apara Dayd Burchese Montreal Rome Victor Atayss K-Behar India F. A. Hover Connecticut Republic J. A. Peoples Wrightsdale Agnes Sampson John Espy

HORROR OF THE BURGOGNE Vessels decks turn to shambles in 1698 sinking

A New York report recalls the Bourgogne disaster when the French liner sank after collision with the Cromartyshire off Sable Island. Of 30 women in the first cabin only one was saved. chaos aboard saw passengers and crew kill or trample each other as life boats failed. Five saved from the wreck, while the British ship assisted and towed Bourgogne into Halifax.

New York Jan Republic Bourgogne Sabie Islands Cromartyshire Sable Island Viner Bourgognes Col Halifax Chicago St Loui

One of the oldest men in America proclaims health remedy

A veteran centenarian credits Dr Hartman’s remedy with his longevity and general well being. He notes his long use of the treatment as his best and reliable aid through age and climate changes.

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