Baltic Nabs Rescue Mission After White Star Republic Collision
Amid a night of fog and peril off Nantucket, the Baltic received a wireless dispatch and towed the Republic toward New York with help from the revenue cutter Gresham and the Furness Line. Passengers and crew from the Republic and Florida were transferred to the Baltic and Florida, with rescuers including Capt Sealby and wireless crews earning praise for gallantry. The La Lorraine and other liners aided, while hopes rose for a safe dawn as salvage work continued toward Sandy Hook.
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New York Harbor
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Coir
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Sealby
Mons Land
Marthis
Gresharn
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Greshar
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New York
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Ami
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Lucania
Republi
Republo
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Smp
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Voltelin
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Plonda
Baltie
Ransom
The
Binns
Rawson
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Hhe
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Stasconnett
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CQD
Edouard Tournier
la Lorrains
Frech
le Lorraine
Tournier
Searchers Faced Dense Fog in Republic Rescue Mission
In heavy fog the La Lorraine and crew fought to reach the distressed Republic. Wireless operator Bur assisted as fog hid the wreck. signals and bells guided a six hour search. The Florida convoyed to safety while the Baltic and other ships remained unseen in the murk.
Sister Fate Change of Room Described in Dispatches
In a chaotic session an upstairs room change allegedly affected Mrs Griggs wife of a New York bank president. Wireless dispatches were moved after a council meeting in an inner room concluded the matter.
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Murphy
Griggs
New York Bank
Collision Victims Named After Republic Disaster
Special to The Washington Post New York Jan 24 Among the relatives of Mrs Eugene Lynch of Boston and Mrs M M Murphy of Grand Forks N Dakota who watched bulletins at White Star offices today two Boston sisters learned of Mrs Lynch’s death The injured list includes Mrs Murphy and four crewmen The article details stateroom assignments and change of rooms for Mrs Griggs wife of a New York bank president as officials monitor messages through the night at the Bowling Green building and the International Mercantile Marine offices with frequent bulletins to relatives and newspaper staff.
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Washington Post
New York
White Star
Lynch
Byrne
Finnegin
Boston
Hatel Breslin
R H Farley
Republic
Bank
Mooney
Murphys
Griggs
Murphy
Ransom
Bowling Green
International Mercantile Marine
Balletina
mMepublic
Prelates Address Washington Mission Movement Event
A vast convention in Washington featured Bishop Tuttle and Bishop Darlington among leaders who urged forming a Washington Mission House to spread Christ’s message. Speakers called for “The city the nation the world for Christ” with 800 parishes represented, including many Sunday schools. The gathering, on the eve of Alfred Harding’s consecration, highlighted the church’s push for nationwide religious renewal and social service.
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Convention Hall
Washington
Alfred Harding
SS Peter and Paul
Marine Band
Episcopal Church
Bishop Tuttle
St. Paul
Rey James H Darlington
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Tuttle
New York
Philadelphia
Board of Missions
Prince of Peace
Ethelbert Talbot
Wyoming
Idaho
Stallen
Missionary Sermons Stir Faith Across Diocesan Pulpits
The diocese of Kentucky voices urgent calls for missions during services led by Bishop Charles B Woodcock. He warns that neglecting missions betrays Christianity, urging generosity and belief that missions are the church’s forethought and highest spiritual duty. Visiting bishops preached across Episcopalian pulpits yesterday.
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America
Charles B Woodcock
Kentucky
W Woodcock
Washington
Christ
Epiécong
Missing Athens magnate feared murdered for cash
David W Peoples of Athens Ohio vanished after a Washington DC trip amid reports he carried more than 5000 in cash and hundreds of checks totaling over 4000. Friends and officials suspect foul play as inquiries in hotels depots and handsomely paid contracts are reviewed. Authorities fear he was lured to Virginia and murdered for his money.
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David W. Peoples
Athens
Ohio
Polie
Bille
Vot Ativens
Steap
Bia
Virginia
Peoples
Robert H. Stevenson
Hardwood Finish Company
Israel Mc Foster
Athens County
Washington
Boardman
Union Trust Company
Fifteenth
H Streets
United States
Dewey Hotel
Mr Peoples
Business Cares Central
Cox
Pean
Boardman Wee
Kviday
Pedplex
Beoples
Hammerstein Feud Sparks Courtroom Brawl at Knickerbocker
Oscar Hammerstein and two New York Press reporters clashed at Jefferson Market court after a Saturday night confrontation outside the Knickerbocker sparking a melee. Arthur Hammerstein and William Hammerstein led a flurry of punches as guards separated shouting factions.
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Washington Post
New York
Oscar Hammerstein
New York Press
Knickerbocker
Jefferson Market
Arthur Hammerstein
Arthur Hammersten
Hennessy
Hennessy, of the Press
Hennessys
Oscar
Garde
Charles A Jacobs
Jacobs
Arthur
Michael A Ford
John Ford
Dumphy
Rocals
Tenderloin
Delligerenta
William
Hinself
Willie Hammerstein
Hennessy, Ford
Fred Barber
Qacar
Frovrister Einstein
Beck
Bergt Walsh
Hior
Confinesim
Barber
Policeman Rourke
Courtroom Brawl After Hammersteins Clash with Hennessy Group
Disorder erupts as Arthur Hammerstein and associates clash with James Doyle F W Hall and William Heney after a crowd gathers Magistrate Finn and Battery Dan dispense reprimands with lenient terms while police separate sides The case resumes next Friday as tensions linger and a bond request is denied by the magistrate
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Doin” Finn
Temple of Justice
Einstein
Hammerstein
Hennessy
Dan Finn
Nora
Dan
Ford
Oscar
Policeman Dumphy
Finn
Arthur
James J Doyle
F W Hall
Wiliam Heney
Heney
Hall
Doyle
Hammersteins
Washingtonians Safe After Liner Republic Rescue
Relatives hear the Washingtonians aboard the Republic are safe and expected to land in New York today aboard the Baltic. Messages via wireless from the Baltic were forwarded by White Star. the Baltic docks in New York between seven and eight this morning. Passengers include Miss Grace Atwater and Miss Leslie Jackson, prominent Washington artists connected to the Concord and the Washington Art Club, plus Mrs Mary E Smoot and Mrs John Thomas Davis and their families.
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Republic
New York
Baltic
White Star Steamship Company
Washingtonians
Atlantic
Mary E Smoot
J Julia
Georgetown
John Thomas Davis
Sheldon Jackson
Concord
Delia Jackson
Miss Jackson
Miss Atwater
Washington Art Club
Aty
TUGS FOR THE REPUBLIC AT WIRELESS CALLS
Newport January 4 this afternoon four large tugs responded to wireless calls for the Republic Undercrist from Boston John Scully and Gaspee from Providence and the Relief from New York Captain Sealby ordered a powerful steam pump to the Republic to free filled compartments Both the Underwriter and the Relief are supplied with such pumps.
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Republic
Undercrist
Boston
John Scully
Providence
New York
Sealby
Young Girl Hobo Hurt After Jump From Train
A Pittsburgh area report says a young girl identified as Rose Snowden, or Veronaca, jumped from a fast freight at New Hengington last night and sustained severe cuts and head injuries from cinders, leaving her unconscious.
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Pittsburg
Jane
New Hengington
Rose Snowden
Veronaca
National Guardsman Ed w H Nepmeyer pneumonia recovery
Maj Edwin H Nepmeyer commissary general of the District National Guard has shown improvement after a week of critical illness with pneumonia. Doctors report he is resting easier and has passed the crisis with a fair chance for recovery as his temperature and respiration near normal.
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National Guardsman
Edwin H. Nep- Meyer
District National Guard
Japan for Peace Emigration Policy Outlined by Katsura Komura
In Tokyo, Marquis Katsura and Count Komura explained to American adviser Loomis that Japan aims for peace and seeks to preserve the US friendship. They urged time to study emigration policy, intend to concentrate labor abroad in the Orient, and seek improved cordial ties while avoiding discrimination against Japanese subjects in the United States.
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Marquis Katsura
Japan
Count Komura
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Loomis
Jepanegs
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Doukomura
The
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Scree
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Orient
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Fn America
Ekomura
Kataura
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