Voice of the Mist Lures Captain to Death at Sea
A ship voyage to find a famed pearl fishery ends in tragedy as Captain Findlay, haunted by memories of his Sioux lover Ahwanita, follows a haunting Sioux song through fog. The mysterious voice and a night paddle lure him to a fatal encounter with sharks. the narrator survives and later relates a theory linking dialects of Macecabebes and Sioux Indians.
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Captain
Frances VT
Evisco
Phiippines
Richard Findlas
Sabonoy
Pampanga
Laon
Fandlay
Frances
Archipelango
Juson
Tica
Subig Bay
Anther
Vamit
Richard Findlay
Shetter
Findlay
Lusen
Bennyweld
Cap- Tai
Benrifeld
Salormen
Priddas
Wien
Mme
Arizona
Tyro
Magrett XQ
Ahwanita
Weil
Tyre
Bennyfield
Grun
Philippines
United States
Findaly
McClure
Hear Firemen's Case Today
Three men will meet in this city tomorrow to arbitrate under the Erdman law the differences between 54 Eastern railroads and their 85,000 firemen. Public sessions will be held daily to hear evidence presented by the parties to the dispute. The board includes W. W. Atterbury, Albert Phillips, and William L. Chambers, with Chambers serving as neutral third member named by government officials after failed mutual agreement.
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New York
Conference Committee
Brotherhood of Locomootive Firemen
W. W. Atterbury
War Vice Press Railroad
Albert Phillips
Firemen's
William L. Chambers
Washington
International Court
Samoa
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Mr. Chambers
Death of prominent Washington county farmer Cushwa
William Kreigh Cushwa, prominent Washington county farmer and grandson of War of 1812 veteran Capt. David Cushwa, died today at his home in Clear Spring, Hagerstown area, at 1s local time.
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Washington Post
Hagerstown
William Kreigh Cushwa
Washington County
David Cushwa
Clear Spring
Russia Cold as to Treaty Ambitions at Czar's State Dept
Special cable from St. Petersburg reports Ambassador Curtis Guild to depart this month and not return before presenting recall letters. His tenure yielded little access as Russia keeps a cold stance toward a new treaty, with court factions widening the rift over Jews and foreign influence.
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Ambassador Guild
State Department
Washington Post
St. Petersburg
Mar
Curtis Guild
Guild
Russia
Wilson
Dynamite Explosion Mystery Roils Baltimore Harbor
Memorial services for victims of the Alum Chine disaster are held as Army engineers prepare to remove wreckage from the channel. Bombardt faces arrest amid conflicting accounts. experts suspect spontaneous combustion or a secondary detonation. Dozens were injured or missing with many dynamite packs presumed unexploded.
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Army Engineers
Baltimore
William J. Bombardt
Alum Chine
Bomhardt
Russell
Eastern Police District
Morris Price
Lst
Casualtes
Christian Nelson
Jason
Sparrows Point
United States Army
L. H. Beach
Mercury rectifier and Hewitt drive new rail electric use
New York reports that General Electric and Westinghouse have agreed to exchange licenses with Dr. Peter Cooper Hewitt. The deal ends costly patent battles and highlights the mercury rectifier and mercury vapor lamp as key to converting alternating to direct current for railway traction and industrial power. Hewitt’s work ties to Lord Kelvin and to Peter Cooper, with promises of broader electric deployment across transport and manufacturing.
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New York
Mar
United States
General Electric
Westinghouse Company
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Westinghouse Electric
Dr. Hewitt
Lord Kelvin
Madison Square Garden
Helmholtz
Hewitt
Peter Cooper
Abram
Iso
Mellen
New Haven Railroad
Cimbersome
Pr. Hewitt
Westinghouses
Cooper Hewitt
Columbia University
Edleee
United States Court
Westinghouse
General Electric Company
Old Man Jones Commentary on Young Sprouts
A crude spoken piece quotes Old Man Jones disparaging youth in town. He mocks their fashion high hats and cigarettes while claiming they squander time and lack worth, noting family histories and dismissing their efforts as trivial.
Week of spring weather forecast by weather bureau
The weather bureau predicts fair skies and normal temperatures across the country for the coming week. The bulletin notes pressure distribution suggests average weekly temperatures near normal with generally dry, light to moderate precipitation and no widespread storms expected.
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Bureau
Weather Bureau
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Erdman Law
William K. Cushwa
Bombarat
Bornhardt
Ames
Price
Holland
Old Man Jones
Clay
Gepermeet
Cymmicare
A. G. Plant & CO
West Stork Exchange Bankers
St. W
Lawrence J. Dietz
Woodward Building
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F. Suptchinson
Maeneger
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
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District of Columbia
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Kelvin
Columbia
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Washington Loan & Trust Co
John Joy Edson
Berklat, “Concerning Loans and Investments.” Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
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Lewis Johnson & Co
Pennsylvania Ave
NEW York Stock Exchange
Philadelphia
Boston
West
Washington & Southern Bank
G Street
J. Selwin Tait
Center Markee
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