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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1913

Page

7

Lipton to Build Shamrock IV for America's Cup Defiance

London reports Sir Thomas Lipton selected Charles E. Nicholson to construct the new Shamrock IV for a challenge under deed of gift conditions. Lipton says the New York Yacht Club will be notified and the race may be delayed to 1914. The present Shamrock IV and the Reliance may be used, with possible rig changes for a schooner format.

New York Yacht Club Reliance London Charles E. Nicholson Gosport England Thomas Lipton Lft Thomas America New York Sir Thomas Lime Sir Thomas Lipton Germany Oceanic Alu. i iNew York Yacht Club Cormack New York Nacht Club Sir ‘Thomas City Island N. G. Herreshoff Herreshoff Bermuda

Crevasse Explorer's Tomb Revealed by Mawson Dispatch

Wireless message from Dr. Douglas Mawson recalls the death of Lieut. B. Ninnis and Dr. Navier Mertz during the Australian Antarctic expedition. Mawson describes the December crevasse fall, survival struggles, Mertz's death from malnutrition, and his own perilous return journey in Adelie Land.

Sydney B. B.S. Ninenis Royal Fusilliers Regiment Navier Mertz Douglas Mawson Mawson Adelie Land Ninnis Mertz di Mertz Aurora

Five Killed by Blast in Dynamite Accident

In Keen Brook near Los Angeles on March 5 a premature detonation of dynamite killed the foreman and four crew members from a Santa Fe construction gang and injured 25 others, some fatally, in a blast at the work site.

Los Angeles Cal Mar Santa Fe Keen Brook

Rescued by Revenue Cutter in Severe Mid Atlantic Storm

A three masted schooner J Manchester Haynes capt Rixon, bound from Jacksonville to Boston with lumber, was waterlogged after a violent storm. Deckhouses smashed, cabin washed out, crew lived on deck for two days before the revenue cutter Onondaga towed them into Newport News.

Newport News J. Manchester Haynes Rixon Onondaga Jatkeonville Boston Cape Lookout

Lights To Stay Committee Takes Up Matter

At a Chamber of Commerce board meeting, a five member committee was formed to plan subscriptions for Washington memorial funds. The board approved fixtures for lectures in Europe with photos of Washington buildings. Harry Wardman resigned. Thomas W Smith elected to fill the vacancy. Committees for law and legislation and public schools were confirmed with many named members.

Chamber of Commerce Glenn Brown C. J. Bell John Dolph James F. Oyster Washington George Washington Memorial Building Fund Pennsylvania Avenue R. P. Andrews Baltimore W. J. Gude Jowest Glenn, Brown B. P. Andrews the Brotherhood of Locomative Firemen Washington Kennel Club New York Europe Harry Wardman Thomas W. Smith Callahan Taft Walter Balderston W. W. Bowie John W. Braner Chapin Brown T. Janney Brown Charles W. Clagett Michael F. Colbert Fred G. Caldren R. Golden Donaldson Walter B. Guy W. G. Gardiner Frederick C. Handy John W. Holcombe J. Mister Kenyon Phil King W. M. Lewin Horace G. Macfarland G. Percy McGlan M. D. Rosenberg T. J. Ryan Jackson H. Ralston Allan H. Rogers A. Leftwich Sinclair Joseph D. Sullivan George B. Willams William F. Gude Arthur Ramsay Albert Schulters Fred Coldren Isaac Gans B. B. Harn G. M. Hunt Myron J. Jones W. Johnston 2. D. Blackistone Charles W. Carr Burr N. Edwards Joseph Strasburger Charles W. Semmes John O. Gheen George K. Walker George ¥. Worthington Samuel Hoss Ernest L. Thurston

Thaw Bribery Probe to Go Before Grand Jury

Testimony from the Albany inquiry into the effort to obtain Thaw’s release will be presented to the grand jury next week. Dr Charles Kennedy said he could talk with Thaw only with witnesses present and may seek a seclusion order. Col J F Scott reportedly issued the no-contact rule at Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminal Insane.

New York Mar Charles Kennedy Harry K. Thaw Stanford White Matteawan State Hospital Thaw Supreme Court Kennedy Col J. F. Scott State Superintendent of Prisons Albany Mattéawan Grand Jury Governor's Committee Whitman John W. Carlisle Committee of Inquiry

Movements of Ocean Steamers

Sailed Southampton Philadelphia for New York Kaiser Wilhelm III Bremen New York Sable Island Amerika Hamburg dock New York Friday Brewhead ace New York reported movements of ocean steamers from London to Minneapolis and destinations including New York Philadelphia and Bremen noted in London shipping reports.

Anity New York Minneapolis London Oceanic Southampton Philadelphia New — York Kaiser Wilhelm III Bremen Sable Island Amerika Hamburg Brewhead Ace

Democrats Plan Senate Wins Across Illinois and New Hampshire

The Democratic National Committee meeting led by William F. McCombs adopted a resolution urging action to assure two Illinois senators and one in New Hampshire. James Hamilton Lewis and Charles Boeschenstein were named candidates in Illinois, while Henry P. Hollis remained near victory in New Hampshire. McCombs outlined ongoing party organization work and the need for constant preparation.

Democratic National Committee Sealon William F. McCombs Illinois New Hampshire Senate Clark Howell Georgia McCombe Ilinois Ininois James Hamilton Lewis Charles Boeschenstein Henry P. Hollis McCombs Homer Cummings Connecticut Rollo Wells Missouri Washington Thomas J. Fence W. G. McAdoo Wilson John J. Martin Sargeant-At-Arms Mary EB. Foy Los Angeles California Woman's Democratic League Democratic Women of California White House Moore Ohio W. R. Wallace Utah Thomas H. Browne Vermont Taft

MacVeagh Saved Eight Million For U S In Four Years

The Treasury Department committee on efficiency and economy reported to Secretary Franklin MacVeagh that he had saved eight million dollars for the government during his four year term. It details reforms instituted and notes the current annual saving near three and a half million, with total savings over the term around five million.

Treasury Department Franklin MacVeagh W. F. Frederick Piano Company Frederick

Shock Kills Two Old Persons in New York

In New York on March 5, attorney George C. Coffin died suddenly of heart disease after entering a barber shop and reacting to a truck streetcar collision. Mrs Reche Law of Brooklyn, 75, collapsed and died at her St James Place home from apoplexy brought on by the shock of Coffin's death. A note in Coffin's coat asked a former partner to have his body cremated.

New York George C. Coffin

Political plum allocations eyed in early administration

The article outlines likely noncompetitive appointments across federal departments. It notes the civil service expansion will limit changes, with key posts in State War Navy Interior Agriculture and Justice under review. Potentially retained officials include Atlee and Carr, while many assistants and bureau chiefs will be named as the new Labor Department forms.

State Department Cvil Consular Service Atlee Carr War Department Navy Department Department Department of the Interior Department of Agriculture Department of Justice Post Office Department Treasury Register United States Currency Mint Department of Commerce Department of Labor

Explorer recounts Kongo peril and 7-foot gorilla tale

J Sinclair Hamilton, aboard the Ryndam, described in Congo interior dangers for British and Canadian interests. He spoke of sleeping sickness among villagers, a seven foot gorilla that attacked natives, and a white man living among natives for 40 years with a tombstone for a former comrade. Mrs Hamilton plans to take him to Toronto.

New York J. Sinclair Hamilton Ryndam Mr. Hamilton Hamilton Toronto

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