davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-07
TRAVELLERS WITH
 BIG BRASS BAND
ARKANSAW TRAVELERS' CON vENTioN MAY BE AUGMENT
 ED IN ATTENDANCE
Not Great Many Arrive on the First Day and the CenventlonaIities Are
 Left Over for This Morning.
Q exxxxxxXxxxxXxxxxXXXXX
ARKANSAS TRAVELLERS
 TODAY.

10 a.m.-Mardi Gras parade start ing from Business Mems League to Wilmington and Park avenues, countermarch and disband at start ing point.
 2:30 p.m.-Ball game at Whit tington Park, Boomers vs. Cab bage heads, followed by field sports at which some astonishing stunts will be pulled off.
 S:3O D. p1. Dutch lunch, intersper- sed with vaudeville, song and speeches: Mayor Waters. Reforms Real and Imaginary" George R. Belding, '"rraveling Men as Citi- gems" Mayor Chas. E. Taylor of Little Rock, Bonds That Tie" Frank Gregg. President Little Rock Chamber of Commerce, "A Million and Then Some" Other speakers. Hon. Joe T. Robinson, w D. Hart wick, l.. H. Moore. Harry M. Wes- colt, James Arenson, T. D. Bor- land, L. F.. Sawyer, w. T. Waldrip, Rev. Forney Hutchinson, J. E. Skidmore.
 SATURDAY 9:10 a.m.-Business meeting at Auditorium.
 10 a.m.-Street car ride over the city and to Fair Grounds.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-07

When your child has whooping cough be careful to keep the cough loose and expectoration easy by giv- ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as may be required This remedy will also liquify the tough mucus and make it easier to expectorate. It has been used successfully in many epidemics and is safe and sure. For sale by all dealers
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-07

ROSS DEAD QUICK" SPRAY KILLS INSECTS. ASK YOUR DEALER.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-07

A. J. Simmons. owner of Simmons Pneumatic Horse Collar, has remov- ed his offices and demonstration room from 130 Park avenue, to 615l2 Cen tral avenue. where he will be pleased to see all interested. Phone 1867
 5-29-t If
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-07
TO THE EAST.

Pullman Parlor Car Service to Memphis, where connection Is made for all points in the East and Northeast.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-07
OFFICER SHOOTS SELF.
Drops Pistol on Jail Floor, Cartridge
 Explodes, and Bullet in Limb.

Patrolman Langley received a bull let wound through his left leg just below the knee yesterday afternoon in the city jail about 1:30 o'clock, which might have proved a serious wound but for the bullet having ranged outward. The patrolman had Just entered the jail, and was in the act of laying his revolver on the jail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
INSTRUCTED FOR
PRESIDENT TAFT

NEW YORK. April ls,--John J. ID.
Trenoe. chairman of the committee o.
special organization OF The National Re-
publican league. has received The fol-
lowing from j. r. Cook. chairman of the
Taft Republican league OF Hawaii: Taft
leaGne victorious. Delegates Kuhio.
E'resr, Rcnton, Rice. Baldwin and Molr
instructed for Taft
ATCHGSON, Kan, April I6,--FIrst dis
trict delegates to the Republican ma
tional convention: w, ]. Bailey of Atchi-
son, former governor OF Kansas and A.
l., Crane OF HoIton: instructed for TAFT
DOVER. Del. April 16.-rhs Rcpubli-
can state convention here today elected
the following SIX delegates 10 the Re-
publican national convention: United
states Senators Henry a. Dupont and
Harry A. Richardson. Gov. simeon X
Pcnnowill, nr. George W. Marshal Sd
mnnd Mitchell and Ruby Vail. The dele
CATION was not pledged. but faVors
President Taft. whose adminIstrati ton
was indorsed. Senator Dupont also was
Endorsed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
Mrs. Irene c. Corbett of Provo
Thought to Have Lost Life
in Shipwreck.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, April i6.-1u all probability
the only passenger from Utah on the
ill-fated Titanic, which went down yes
terday ou the Newfoundland banks,
was Mrs. Irene Colvin Corbett Of this
city Mrs. Corbett has been IN Lon
don during the past winter studying
medicine. In n letter TO her mother,
Mrs. Levi A. Colvjn, received yester-
day. she stated that she would take
passage for home on the Titanic, cX-
pectlng TO arrive here In two weeks.
Mrs Corbett is the daughter OF
Bishop and Mrs Levi A, Colvin. Of
Pleasant View ward which joins Provo
on the north, Her three little children
are with their grandparents in Provo,
the family having moved from Pleas
ant View to 900 East Center street,
Provo. only few days ago:
When seen by IA representative OF
The Tribune today Mrs. Colvin Mrs,
Corbett $ mother. said that all she
knew Of the affair WAS what was con-
iaipcd in the letter received from her
daughter Monday, The family has re-
cciycd no news as 10 whether Mrs.
Corbctt is among those saved,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
ACCUSE CALIFORNIAN
OF MARSH MURDER
Police Believe They Have
Cleared Mystery Surround
ing Deliberate Killing.
BY international News Service.

BY Information News Service.
LYNN. Mass. April l6.-Tbe veil Of
mystery surrounding the murder OF
George S. Marsh. formerly one of Lynn's
most highly respected citizens. is now
practically cleared away, The local police
inspeGtors claim to have welded to-
gether Il complete chain of evidence
against William A. Dorr OF Stockton,
Cal. which they declare is sufficient To
convict the Californian,
The automatic used by Dorr while in
this city was found concealed In the
automobile today According 10 the po-
lice it contains stains believed to be
spots OF blood.
Mrs. Richard Lesry of II Parrott street
visited the office Of Chief of Police
Eurctcs and told of renting room TO
Willis \. Dorr March %, Mrs, Leary
occupies the house directly III the rear
Of the Marsh residence aud the windows
OF her apartment command view OF
the Marsh gard. She declares that Dorr
insisted on having rear room.
In the opinion Of the police smthori-
ties. Doris original plan was TO bring
his room.
Chief Eurckes tonight expressed the
opinion that Marsh was shot in colo
blood on the same SPOT where his body
was found III broad doyicht on the af-
tcrnoon Of April IL.
The time OF the murder is fixed ut be-
tween . and O'Clock in the Afternoon
Marsh. IL is believed, was taken to The
boulcv ward on some pretensc. and. While
standing by the side of the road Dorr
is thought TO have taken aim with his
automatic revolver and empted the gun
into the victim.
The police officials are not vet salts
fed that the murder VAS the work OF
single brain and are acting upon the
theory that the slayer had an accom-
Mice
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
TITANIC DEATH TOLL 1872,
SURVIVORS On CARPATH|A
CAUGHT IN A HURRICANE
Latest Developments
In Wreck of Titanic

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE lat
est developments in Titanic disaster:
Cape Sable early this morning re-
ports having established wireless
communication with the steamer
Oarpathia, carrying survivors of the
wreck TO New York.
Carpathis reported she had run
into raging storm. Transmission of
further messages was impossible ow-
ing to Sc ere weather.
Wireless picked up from Car
pathia by Wanamaker station in
New York stated that Carpathia
was still proceeding TO New York,
and expected to arrive Thursday
night.
Navy department orders u. s.
scout cruiser Chester to meet Car
pathia-
Scout cruiser Salem starts from
Nantucket shoals to meet Carpathia.
White Star Line sends steamer
Mackay-Bennett to scene of disaster
to search for possible survivors.
Vincent Astor goes to Halifax to
charter tug to search for fathers
body.
Wireless from Halifax states that
all attempts TO communicate with
Carpathia have failed owing to
storm at sea.
This storm Is general along tho
Atlantic seaboard, 1t will prob
ably delay the Carpathia arrival.
1t is interrupting telegraph Conlnlu-
nication between New York and
Nova Scotia.
Transpires that captain Of liner
Touraine warned Captain Smith of
the Titanic Of dangerous ice fields
on April II, and that Captain
Smith replied, thanking him for in
formation.
--latest estimates place loss of life
at 1912, and monetary loss at $780,
100000
It is theory Of captain of Ulton-
ian that some of passengers were
picked up by fishing craft, nu1uer-
GUS in vicinity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
BULLETIN.

4 NEWPORT, R. l., April 17.-ln
"a message to the naval station
this morning the commander of
the scout cruiser Chester said:
Expect to be up with the Car
pathia within three or four
hours.
The Chester has been calling the
LCarpathia regularly every ten
minutes during the night, but has
,Ibeen unable TO get any answer.
4 The Salem is off Hog Island and
making futile endeavors to get in
Ito communication with the Ches-
tier.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
LAND WORTH MILLIONS
INVOLVED IN ACTIONS

LOS ANGEL LES. April l6.-FoUr hun
dred thousa no acres. valued at more than
500 600 900. were involved In suits
brought b. the government hearing on
the FIRST of which was begun here today
before Special Examiner Leon Lnngley.
The first OF tine suits was directed
against tho Kern Trading e on COM
pany. seid 20 be subsidy OF tho South
ern Pacific Railroad company. II In
yolvcd 5000 acres OF land in Kern coun-
ty Land involved in the otlSr suits and
said TO be practically owned by the
railroad. is located I'm other counties in
the San Joaquin valley.
The government bases its case upon
the tcrrSs OF a grant OF 1856, which gave
agricultural lands only to the Southern
Pacific and prescribed the terms under
which such lands should be sold IT. is
charged by The government that The
Southern Pacific failed to live up 10 It's
obligations.
It was alleged that the railroad placed
tuo land IN the hands of the Kern Trad
ing & OIL company as an evasion. bit
really reapinG The benefit OF the vast
production OF oil in that district.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
ANXIOUS WORLD
a WAITS DETAILS
OF CATASTROPHE
Ey Associated Press.

By Associate ted Press.
NEW YORK, April 1e.-Tilat the final
roll Of the rescued from the Titanic DIS
sster practically had been made up was
the impression that grew almost into
conviction as the hours wore ON without
the revision OF lists adding measurably
TO the total known survivors.
OF definite news of tho disaster. the
night added little. Down the Atlantic
coast, envolopcd in many places as the
reports showed, crcpt the Cunarder Car
pathla bearing the S6S lives that had
been Snatchcd from the waters when the
Titanic's twenty boats. laden TO the limit
one by one made their way from the giant
liner rs il became known that she was
to soon take her fatal plunge.
But although the rescue ship was ro-
ported within wireless range Of the Sable
Island station al a comparatively early
hour and every wireless eur was waiting
to catch the snap OF q receiver which
might mean that the great secret OF
the liners death was about TO be given
up midnight came and went and stlll the
word had not been spoken
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
J., ]. GREENEWALD IS
NAMED BY PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. April 1s.-Senator
Warren today offered amendments TO the
AGRICULTURAL appropriation bill adding
sa35. 900 for new rosds construction in
national forests. $50, ,ooo for drouth- resist
Ing field seeds for distribution In dry
farming regions and $4,000 additional
for cooperation with siate experimental
farms He alec introduced bill reduc-
Ing from so Ia 10 acres the area required
to be cultivated In enlarged homestead
entries,
The President today rc-appointed Jacob
!. C:reenewald surveyor OF customs mt
Salt Lake City.
The senate passed the Smoot bill ap-
nropriating $50, coo for public building
at Richfield.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
PROPOSE MEDIATION in
TURKO-lTALlAN WAX

CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 1e.-Repre-
seutatives Of the foreign powers tooaS
took the first steps toward mcdia,ioh
between Turkey and Italy when an iocn-
tlcal note was presented to the TURKISH
foreign minister. It's substance Is that,
having ascertaincd the italian terms OF
peace, the powers desire to know Iuf-
KEYS terms.
The foreisn minister asked for time 70
formulate his reply which Is practical's
certain to be that Turkey declines 10
enter into negotiations on the basis oi
the Italian protcpsions-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
INVESTIGATE ARIZONA
ENGINEERS OFFICE

PIlOENiN. Ari2.. April i6-By a reso-
luton enacted today in the senate, the
workings OF the old territorial engineers s
office will be investigated. Senator
Worsley of Tucson, on tho floor OF the
senate. announced today that he did not
believe the money given over to the Gu
sincer's office for the purpose OF building
roads mad been spent on roads in Ari-
Eon8.
The resolution stated sa4S,66l had been
appropriated tot construction and repair
OF roads under the territorial govern
mcnt.
The senate today In committee OF the
whole recommended for passage bill
TO prohibit The employment Of tubercular
persons rs school teachers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
Astor to Seek Body.

Vincent Astor, son Of Col. John
Jacob Astor, after waiting all day
Monday for news Of his father S
fate, started at an early hour for
Halifax, where he intends to char
ter tug and go to the scene or
the disaster to search for his IA
theirs body.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
Deal Well Under Way.

1t is understood that negotiations with
the Castle Valley Coal company and the
Black Hawk company already have been
favorably closed. With the holdings OF
these two concerns. the big properties
and railroad of the Consolidated Fuel
company. the proposed new coel rail-
road Of the Utah company from Spanish
Fork 10 Mohrland In Emery county, and
vast improvements contemplated. the big
concern in control would command an
Immense territory. with excellent facQi-
ties for shipments far and wide.
Mr. Sweet said that If the Utah cnm-
pany should take up the Consolidated
Fuel company option at the consider7-
don OF sc.a25, 600 that sum would he
distributed among the stockholders in
money or new stock. according two ar
rangements undertaken by those inter
ested. or the entire sum, ho said. ST.
700, 900 would represent the distribution
to Salt Lake stockholders.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
Denounces Standpatters.

"How about the standpatters, CoIonel?'
someone in the crowd called out,
You would find he replied, "that Lhe
standpat crowd as whole, plus the type
Of business man who is In combination
with the crooked politician. does most OF
the harm in onr political life"
Here YOU are" he said 'one of the
great typical American states you can't
express your own opinion you let the
postmaster and bosses represent you
and Iowa is not the factor In this cou-
test which it should be. but Illinois and
PENNSYLVANIA are
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
COAL MERGER
BRINGS HERE
st,200,000
Project 10 Consolidate Hold
ings of Various Companies
in Emery County Zone
Has Vast Significance.
OPTIONS ARE SURE
TO BE TAKEN UP
Under Terms of Contract
Utah Company May Absorb
the Consolidated Fuel
for S2,225,ooo.

IF THE interests behind the compre
hensIve project 10 consolidate coal
mines and holdings in the great
Emers. county zone into one giganth;
fuel system under ono head take up
their option TO purchase outright the
'Consolidated Fuel company Of this city.
II will mean the distribution Of about
81, 200. 900 among salt Lake stockholders
in that corporation.
This statement Is borne out By r. A.
sweet, president and manager Of the
Consolidated Fuel company. ~ho last
night declared the Utah company. which
mas been formed to carry out the big
project, would in all probability take up
It's option. although he had received no
definite advice from those In control.
Bonds on Market.
In New York, Lee Higcinson & Co.
are offering at par and interest the 80
600 600 six per cent five-year collateral
trust gold notes OF tho Utah company,
guaranteed Internationally By the United
States Smelling, Refining & Mining CONF
pany which. it is understood, is heavily
interested in The transaction through ita
president, W G., Sharp. These notes are
being issued TO pay for the purchase or
the right 10 purchase majority OF the
I1ufstandin- stock of the Castle Valley
Coal company The Black Hawk company
and the Consolidated Fuel company. three
of tho largest coal companies operating
in the big Utah fuel zone. and to pay
for the construction Of a railroad eighty
miles long connecting the fuel field with
the Salt Lake Route, probably at Span
Ish Fork.
According TO Mr. Sweet. the option on
the Consolidated Fuel company tcrmi-
mates June ], but will undoubtedly bo
taken UP before that time. when the
Utah colnpany's notes have been placed
Under the terms OF the option. the en-
tire properties and holdings OF the Con-
soiidated Fuel company are purchasable
by the Utah company for s2.225,000. This
includes the Southern Utah railroad.
from Price to Hiawaths, the center o.
the Consolidated Fuel company's vast
coal mining field,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
Cruisers Ordered North,

President Taft late thls afternoon di-
rectnd the secretary or the navy at once
10 order the scout cruisers Salem and
Chester to the scene from Hampton
Roads 10 meet tho CarDathia and send
by wireless TO the government COM
plcte list of the Titanic's survivors. The
Chester was caught by wireless about
forty miles off the Chesapeake capes and
bv / o'clock was steamne Dorthward at
twenty knots M hour aiming 10 get as
quickly as possible INTO touch with
steamers having news bearing on the
disaster
Two revenue cutters also were notl
fed TO stand in re9dness to proceed TO
the Carpath,G, = necesasry. IN the event
that the Salem had not sufficient coal.
instructions were given 10 dispatch the
cruiser North Carolina instead,
4 possible chance OF obtaining news
bearing on the disaster developed early
this evening when the Lcyland liner
Californian came into the 6onc Of wire
less communication with Sable island,
The Californian WAS reported at the
scene of the disaster shortly after the
Titanic went down. and 1t wns thought
probable sue would have valuable infor-
nation 10 communicate.
CAPTAIN Rostrun of the Carp1thia has
Continued on Page Two.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
Compiling the Lists.

Carefully compiling the aviable lists,
the record of the named survivors OF the
disaster stands significantly thus;
Men. 10; women. 2$G: children. le-
total, COS.
or the remaining 80 known survivors,
IL Is estimated that not more thon 100
were scanen required TO man the boats,
This would leave Approximately $40
and in the ordinary proportions OF women
and children IN the Steeragc where the
passengers in the Titanic's care mum
bcrcd 40. 1t seems probable that the
greater part OF these 440 were womon
and their little ones
Nothing could show more plainly the
hcroism Of tho crew and tho men pass
eneers who stood by the doomed ship fac
ing Inevitable death and sont the women
and children away in the life boats. Some
would have 10 he left. that was ccr-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
LONE WOMAN CROSSES
CHANNEL IN AIRSHlP

BOuLOGNE. Sur Mer France April IS.
Miss Harriet Quimhy, an American air
woman, crossed the English channel from
Dover this morning. landing at Iiardelot
near here. Miss Quimby is the first
woman TO fly across the channel alone.
Her flight occupied two hours.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
SPREADS OIL ON
TROUBLED WA TIERS

OMAHA. Neb., April l6.--"Spcaking
AZ q Democrat WHO Is interested IN the
success of the party everywhere and not
as manager OF Sneaker Clarli's cam
paign. said Senator Dubois of Idaho to-
dag. 81 have come TO the conclusion
since being in Nebraska for two DAYS
that the Interests of the party would be
bcs, Euhscrvcd Il the Democrats OF Nc
br,slss SHOULD elect William j. Bryan
Continued on Page SeVen)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

and fourth officers and the Mar
conf operator are the only officers
reported saved. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
Faint Hope Vanishes.

The Titanic was insured for s. ooo. 600,
said Vice President Franklin OF the
White Star line. On the ship. I've added
the White Star line would lose about
$4,000. 900.
"ThIs Will be the smallest part Of our
loss" he added.
Captain Rostrou of the Carpathia In
his last wireless report 10 the CuDard
company, snld that mis- vessel was pro
cecdinc slowly through a field Of ice TO
this port.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
Roosevelt for War.

CRESTON. April-1s.--"I think We
are going TO win the fight this year"
said Colonel Roosevelt today, but If We
don't VIC are in for three years OF the
war.
The colonel made this declaration in
one of Il dozen speeches which ne de-
livcrcd today. He spent the day or the
way to Nebraska. where he Is to begin
a two-days' campaign tomorrow.
Although Colonel Roosevelt had expect
cd TO make no speeches today, crowds
We're waiting 10 sec him at number OF
places in Illinois an6 Iowa.
al wish you had a presidential primary
In Iowa as they have in Illinois and
Pennsylvania - he told the crowd at Bur
lington, Iowa. 81 am moro than CON
tent TO put my case before the people
and trust TO their decision. But arm
not content TO put my case before the
politicians and trust To .bcir decision.
as they are tho people ] intend to move
against
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
IS International News Service.

By International News Service.
leN EN- "Ns:';:.' 1S:a: s's' ss":.: ';- :'s: :;' ;:
out this morning by the OF
ficials of the White Star Steam
ship company place the number
Igs OF dead in the sinking Of the liner
Titanic at 1872 II is stated that
thE the total number Of people aboard
the Titanic was 235S. comprising
. E146S passengers and a crew pf
IaM in@ 500, and that SIG are aboard the
9 Carpathia
- The first estimates were based
So on the passenger lists, but il is
GOV NOW known that more than 100
.ssE mot OH the lists went on board at
the last minute. The Offices Of
- the White Star line are still be-
sleged at an early hour this morn
SsN ing by great crowd Of relatives
~ ., and friends of those reported lost.
oo.s Carpathia in Tempest.
lond No names have been added 10
ip The list of survivors aboard the
saSs Carpathia owing TO the inability
shiss TO establish communication with
X, That vessel, which in her last mes
aSlito synto Sage via Sable Island. reported
y q That she had encountered a heavy
0. storm.
The following wireless message
has been received via Cape Race,
from Captain Haddock, of the
i Steamship Olympic:
Please allay rumors that any
the Titanic s passengers arc
fhboard the Virginlan Neither
Pre- there any aboard the Partisan
believe The survivors arc all on
thc Carpathia The second, third