Republic Links Crew Saved Big Baltic Near New York Harbor
A wireless report from the Baltic confirms rescue of passengers from the White Star Republic and Italian liner Florida after a collision near Nantucket. Revenue Cutter Gresham and captains Sealby and Voltelin aided, with transfer of passengers to the Florida and Baltic, as La Lorraine and other liners aided in the dramatic evacuation and tow toward New York Harbor with a possible midnight arrival.
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Big Baltic
New York Harbor
Revenue Cutter
Gresham
ProUtle
Coir
Nantort
Gresham Post
Nantucket
Sealby
Mons Land
Marthis
Gresharn
Ins
Republic
Greshar
Baltic
Florida
New York
Fire Island
Ami
General Putnam
Ocean m
Furnesslape
New New York
Search at sea under dense fog told in logs
The account follows the Republic emergency as Captain and wireless operator endure a night of fog. The La Lorraine, guiding from bearing data, hears the Republic bell and coordinates a rescue, while Baltic and Florida are lost in the murky air. The convoy aims toward New York.
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Bur
Republic
Fam
Biasconsett
Sister's Fate Rumor Stirs After Council Session
Reported in New York circles the fate of Mrs Murpy is linked to room changes and a whispered wireless dispatch move. The episode involves Mrs Griggs wife of a bank president and a crowd reacting to a council’s inner room decision.
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Murphy
Griggs
New York Bank
Victims Named In Republic Disaster Passengers From Boston and North Dakota
Special to The Washington Post New York Jan 24 reports that Mrs Eugene Lynch of Boston and Mrs M M Murphy of Grand Forks North Dakota were killed on the Republic. W J Mooney of Langdon ND was also killed. Four crew members were injured. The article details stateroom assignments and frantic efforts to obtain bulletins at the White Star offices as relatives gathered.
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Fituites
White Street Republic
Myo
Baltic
The
Republic
Wlorlda
Trident
Tr Kogene Lynch
Boston
Meaney 1
Landon
Mom Murphy
Maivbaarnt
Emon Central Life In Free Company of Grand Forks
Tk Ione Bare
New York
Parnessia
Lorraine
Lucania
Florida
Republi
Republo
Sandy Hook
Eugene Lynch
W J Mooney
Langdon
N. Dak
M M Murphy
Grand Forks
Washington Post
White Star
Lynch
Byrne
Finnegin
Hatel Breslin
R H Farley
Bank
Mooney
Murphys
Griggs
Murphy
Ransom
Bowling Green
International Mercantile Marine
Balletina
mMepublic
Prelates Address as Washington Hosts Episcopal Rally
In Washington the consecration eve of Dr Alfred Harding's election as bishop drew 800 delegates from parishes across the District of Columbia. Leaders urged mission work centered in Washington with a proposed Mission House to spread Church influence nationward, led by Bishops Tuttle Darlington and Talbot among others. The event featured YMCA delegates and school councils, with hymns by the Marine Band and notable bishops advocating Christian service and national unity.
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Washinngton
Darlington
Dr. Talbot
Central
Pennsylvania
District of Columba
Convention Hall
Washington
Alfred Harding
SS Peter and Paul
Marine Band
Harding
Third Missionary Department
Alan
Tuttle
Missouri
Maibot
Pennsylvenia
Bshop Werner
Asheville
North Carolina
Leonard
Ohio
Walker
New York
Gravatt
West Virginia
Woodcock
Kentucky
Adams
Easton
Mée
Parker
New Hampshire
Harriaburg
Scarborough
Aspton
Canon Austin
Jamaica
Indies
YMCA
Wiliam Knowles Cooper
National Cathedral School For Girls
Miss Madeira
Episcopal Church
Bishop Tuttle
St. Paul
Rey James H Darlington
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Board of Missions
Prince of Peace
Ethelbert Talbot
Wyoming
Idaho
Stallen
Missionary Appeal Stirs Kentucky Diocese Sermon
The Rt Rev Charles B Woodcock urged ministers to support missions as Christ’s forethought for the church. He warned that those who doubt missions deny Christian faith and warned many Episcopal pulpits welcomed visiting bishops as they carried the World for Christ message and a missionary offering within the diocese.
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America
Charles B Woodcock
Kentucky
W Woodcock
Washington
Christ
Epiécong
Missing Ohio manufacturer believed foul play in Virginia
David W. Peoples of Athens Ohio, carrying more than $10,000 in cash and checks over $4,000, disappeared after a Washington trip. Friends and officials fear he was lured to Virginia, murdered, and robbed near a contract offer. Police, associates, and prosecutors arrived in Washington to press for investigation as searches continue.
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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
Hammerstein Feud Spurs Courtroom Brawl Between Reporters
Oscar Hammerstein and two New York Press reporters clashed in front of Knickerbocker and in Jefferson Market court. Fists flew as Hennessy reporters Ford and Barber were dragged away with a mob of police, while Arthur and William Hammerstein avoided serious injury. The incident followed a telephone taunt and threats amid the ongoing Hammerstein Hennessy feud.
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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
Arthur Hammersley
William
Iis
Arthur
Sam
Manhattan
Opera House
Oscar
Willam Garde
Garde
Charles A Jacobs
Jacobs
Michael A Ford
John Ford
Dumphy
Rocals
Tenderloin
Delligerenta
Hinself
Willie Hammerstein
Hennessy, Ford
Fred Barber
Qacar
Frovrister Einstein
Beck
Bergt Walsh
Hiorup
Barber
Policeman Rourke
Court Dispute Ends With Reprimands In Hammerstein Row
In a tense session attorneys for Haromerstein interests and Hennessy representatives attended a disorderly scene after a clash outside the court. Magistrate Finn discharged defendants with reprimands amid strained exchanges as Elder Hammerstein and others await further hearings next Friday.
Washingtonians aboard Republic Rescued to Land Today
Relatives learned by wireless that all aboard the liner Republic were safe and expected to land in New York aboard the Baltic. among the passengers were Mrs Mary E Smoot and daughter Julia of Georgetown Mrs John Thomas Davis daughter in law of Senator Henry Gaspaway Davis of West Virginia and Washington Miss Grace Atwater artist and Miss Leslie Jackson of the Concord.
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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 Respond to Republic Distress in Newport
This afternoon four large tugboats answered wireless calls to aid the Republic. The Undercrist from Boston the John Scully and the Gaspee from Providence and the Relief from New York moved toward the stalled vessel. Capt Sealby requested a powerful steam pump to the Republic to free filled compartments. Both the Underwriter and the Relief were supplied with such pumps.
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Newport
Republic
Undercrist
Boston
John Scully
Providence
New York
Sealby
Young Girl Hobo Hurt In Freight Train Jump
In New Hengington near Pittsburg a girl identified as Rose Snowden said to be Veronaca jumped from a fast freight train last night. She suffered severe head and body injuries from cinders and was rendered unconscious.
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Pittsburg
Jane
New Hengington
Rose Snowden
Veronaca
National Guardsman Ed H Nepmeyer Improves From Pneumonia
Maj Edwin H Nepmeyer commissary general of the District National Guard, twice named to command posts, has shown a favorable turn after a week of critical illness with pneumonia. Doctors report his temperature and respiration easing toward normal as he rests at home in the city.
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National Guardsman
Edwin H. Nep- Meyer
District National Guard
Japan for Peace Views From Katsura Komura Interviews
Commissioner Loomis reports interviews with Marquis Katsura and Count Komura in Tokyo. They emphasize Japan’s aim for peaceful relations with the United States, request time to finalize emigration policy, and push for Japan to become a strong industrial nation while reducing military emphasis. They note Japan will concentrate surplus population in the Orient, especially Korea, and seek mutual restraint on discriminatory actions against Japanese subjects in the U.S.
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Pome
Katsura
Count Komaura
Marquis Katsura
Japan
Count Komura
Tokyo
Loomis
Jepanegs
United States
Doukomura
The
United
Scree
Formom
Manchuria
Japer
Orient
Korea
Fn America
Ekomura
Kataura
Marquis of
Russia
Fae
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le Lorraine
Tournier
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RALLY
Colton
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Ahr
Jesus Christ
Beoples
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the Man Who
Gaughain
Doin” Finn
Temple of Justice
Einstein
Hamerstein
Meyer and
John F Mcintyre
Ted
Haromerstein
Charles M Beattie
Hennesey Canonasot
Hammerstein
Dan Finn
Nora
Dan
Ford
Policeman Dumphy
Finn
James J Doyle
F W Hall
Wiliam Heney
Heney
Hall
Doyle
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Sertre Yepuita
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