Veterans March In Ranks Made Thin By Death
Memorial Day services were more ideal with thinning ranks and grave hearts as Civil War veterans of 1861-65 passed in procession, accompanied by patriotic crowds and military bearing amid a somber city observance in New York.
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Waterloo
Grim Recovery Efforts From Empress of Ireland Proceed
Rescue teams comb the sunken Empress of Ireland wreck to recover bodies with only a handful identified so far. At Rimouski and Quebec the gruesome task continues as the toll climbs and authorities work to recognize the deceased amidst the chaotic remains.
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Rimouski
Quebec
Empress of Ireland Disaster Death Toll Tops 1000
Montreal and Rimouski reports detail the Empress of Ireland sinking after a collision with the Storstad in the St Lawrence. More than 1,000 dead and 403 saved are recorded with survivors, including Captain Kendall, Captain Stead's death, and accounts of Lawrence Irving and others. Bodies gathered at Rimouski as morgues are prepared and the wrecking ship Storstad assists in rescue efforts.
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Quebec
Canadian Pacific
St. Lawrence
Storstad
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Ado
Empress of Ireland
Rimouski
Lady Grey
Strathcona
Montreal
Thomas Anderson
E. Abbott
Taranto
Lawrence Irving
Abbott
Irving
M. D. A. Darling
Sir Henry Seton-Kyrr
Darling
Saved
Kendall
Stead
Sir Henry Irving
Empress
Carlier Storstad
Rees
Salvation Army
Canadian Pacific Railway
Wees Crunk
Gulf of St Lawrence
Indianapolis 500 Race Opens with Record Crowd and Crashes
The 500 mile race at Indianapolis Speedway began with a huge turnout exceeding 100,000 spectators. Early crashes sidelined several crews including Davison and Gilhooley. Thomas led after 60 miles as Chassagne wrecked and Dawson suffered serious injuries. The first 100 miles were completed by Thomas at 1 35 35, with speeds over 87 mph, while Wishart faltered with gearing problems and Goux ran seventh amid tire stops.
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Gilhuowley
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Thomas
Boillot
Econoics
Ind
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United States
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Dawison
Marke
Gilhonley
Guyot
Nation
Dorman
State
Cooper
Oldfeld
Wilcox
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Excelsior
Belgium
Christiaen
Mason
Magon
Peugot
King
American Klein
Wrench
Mercer
American Wishart
American
Merand
Mulford
Blutz
American Anderson
Maxwell
Tetelaff
Sunbeam
Hraede Bull
Chandler
Tueseanberg
Rick
Nuesenberg
Tiaupt
Ray
Brock
Isonita
Ttaljan
Gilboolay
New Albany
Dr and Mrs W A Winters and W H Cooper arrested on conspiracy to commit a felony in the Catherine Winters disappearance. Police and detectives exam cellar floor for clues while Mayor Watkins leads the investigation. Cooper unable to post bond. grand jury likely as affidavits filed in circuit court.
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Newcastle
Ind
W. A. Winters
Catherine Winters
Terre Laute Ind
W. H. Cooper
Winters
Lonknad
Cooper
Choper
Toomey
Newrastin
Watkins
Catherine
Dr. Winters
Pergang
Diggage
W. R. Myers
Eircnit
Politician contests loom as primary results show splits
Des Moines reporting on rail and state races indicates Cummins Clarke and Connolly potential winners with about 55 percent support, while Thorne and Wilson vie for the rail commission seat. Governor Clarke and Cayongon lead Republican prospects. Democrats field limited contests. News outlines expected nominees and party dynamics ahead of the state convention.
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Harding
Shaw
Tuma County
Becopes
Joe Wall
Byrnes
Ellis
Ford
Hare
Woods
One Happy Reunion Amid Shipwreck Rescue Efforts
Survivors recount a brutal collision and sinking in the St Lawrence as families search for loved ones. A Brantford family and others face separation. rescuers describe darkness from flooding and the perils of the wreck. Rimouski imposes beach patrols to deter looting while hundreds remain recovered.
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Rimouski
The
St. Lawrence
Salvation Army Delegates not aboard Empress of Ireland
Salvation Army delegates listed including Brigadier Dubbin and Mrs Dubbin Des Moines Ensign Mayer Waterloo and Captain Fookes Dubuque were not aboard the Empress of Ireland. They are scheduled to sail on the Olympic today Winniper May 39. The Salvation Army delegates to the London world convention who were hooked on the Empress of Ireland follow Commissioner and Mrs Rees.
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Iowa
Salvation Army
Robert Dubbin
Des Moines
Mayer
Waterloo
Captain Fookes
Dubuque
Canadian War Services Names and Staff Officers List
Field Secretary Colonel Gaahin and wife are listed with Maidment and others. Adjutant Berkatad of Grane hospital Winnipeg, Brig. Scott Potter financial secretary Toronto, Brigadier Walker editor Canadian War Cry Toronto Met and Mrs David Creighton immigration, Major and Mrs Findlay Winnipeg, Major and Mrs Howell Toronto printing dept, Major Turtin trade dept Toronto, Major Frank Morris London department commander, Staff Captain Arthur Morrin Toronto, Captain McAmmiond Winnipeg, Staff Captain Hayes Temple corps Toronto, Staff Captain Goodwin Ottawa, Adjutant Bricp Hamilton Rescue Home, Adjutant Edwards Ottawa social dept, Ensign Jones Calgary, Ensign Peacock Calgary, Ensign Knudson, Captain Ruth Reas daughter of Commissioner Hens, staff band of 28 from Toronto HQ including Captain McGrath.
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Ronto
Gaahin
Maidment Land
Berkatad
Grane Hospital
Winnipeg
Scott Potter
Toronto
Walker
Met
David Creighton
Immigration Department
Findlay
Howell
Printing Department
Turtin
Trade Department
Frank Morris
London Department
London
Arthur Morrin
Hayes
Temple Corps
Goodwin
Ottawa
Bricp
Hamilton
Rescue Home
Edwards
Men’s Social Department
Ensign Jones
Calgary
Ensiyn Peacock
Ensign Knudson
Ruth Reas
Hens
McGrath
Take Funeral Raid Captures Seventy-Five Gamblers
A chaotic raid at Forest Park and Medhirn's, Chitwru May Gu Afonrae, ends with seventy two to seventy five gamblers captured. Deputy Putary leads the funeral raid. pickets and guarding squads disperse the crowd as authorities arrest numerous suspects and seize chips and china from gambling rooms.
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Willel
Norta
Putary
China
Local Driver and Car in Big Race
Local interest runs high as George Mason of the Mason team competes in the Indianapolis speedway trials. The Waterloo driver has faced tough competition, but Mason aims to show strong performance today.
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Indianapolis
George Mason
Ely da
Waterloo
Mason
Ricus
President Wilson Alters Memorial Day Plans
President Wilson changed plans and will attend Memorial Day services at Arlington Cemetery. Secretary Tumulty said the president did not want his absence to be misconstrued.
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Washington, DC
Wilson
Arlington Cemetery
Turnlty
Doctor Elam Acquitted in Missouri Hotel Murder Case
Not guilty was the verdict returned by a jury yesterday in the case of Dr. W. T. Elam of St. Joseph charged with the murder of W. Putnam Cramer, a Chicago Magazine editor, in Kansas City last November. Cramer had been accused by Elam of being unduly intimate with his wife. the fatal shooting occurred when the two men met at a hotel to discuss the matter.
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Kansas City
Yeaterday
W. T. Elam
St. Joseph
W. Putnam Cramer
Chicago
Adcitor
Hetal
Cramer
Husband of Clara Morris Dead at Whitestone
Frederick Harriott, aged 75, husband of actress Clara Morris, died at his Whitestone Long Island home from paralysis. He was son of Warren Harriott a banking figure. Married Clara Morris 38 years ago and served as her man and advance agent for 23 years. He leaves his widow, a blind herself, and siblings Samuel and Josephine in Massachusetts.
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New York
Frederick Harriott
Clara Morris
Whitestone
Long Island
Warren Harriott
Warriott
Missing Paper Delivery Instructions at Four Avenue
If a newspaper is not delivered by 4 00 pm due to carrier error or other cause, call 330 for a free replacement. After 6 30 pm, report complaints to the night line 2900 Blue or No 2 after 5 30 pm.
Veterans Day Memorial Parade and Services Highlight Patriotism
Members of the Town National Guard and patriotic groups led a solemn Memorial Day procession with fife and drum. Veterans, some aged seventy to eighty, marched toward cemeteries as business closed and flags flew. prayers, orations, and a theatre program paid tribute to valor and the fallen.
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Olé Glory
J. Sid Anderson
LaRue
Town Criers
L. C. Moore
Lincoln
Gettieburg
C. D. Becker
Missionary Heights
Parkas
Adjutant
G. Crautine
Coin Circle Quartet
Finz
Woman's Relief Corps
Efe McCollant
America
Col. & W. Cotten
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