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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
Less Than 700 of Those Who Sailed From New York On the Lusitania
 Are Now Alive---Many Heart
 Rending Scenes Enacted LITTLE PANIC ON BOARD WHEss, GIANT STEAMER WENT E%$sWN Of 188 Americans On Bodrd, But 73 Are Reported Sdfe-The SurDiOors Present
 Pitiful Sight-First Official Report
BUT 73 OF 1SS AMERICANS SAVED

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  mg he f Nh Thd hl T Kney Jphm B aM Mrs Helen Hgg o the survivor O O par o m O m o WI i
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09

Additional details of the Lusitania disaster, with all diplomatic and < other phases, will be found on pages 3and 10.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
PROMINENT MEN INCLUDED AMONG
 THOSE LOST WHEN
 BIG LINER SUNK
Vanderbilt, Hubbard, Froh- man, Klein and Others Reported Missing-Fear More Lost

New York, May s.-Many notable figures in the business or social life of New York city were among those whose names arc missing from the list of LusitnnIa survivors. They in- cIude Alfred C. Vanderbilt. who in- herIted the hulk of his fathers estate, estimated at s70,oOo.OOo to s10O. O.oOO, ,OcO, ana is one of New York's wealthiest men.
 Flbert Hubbard. editor of the Philistine' author and publisher. known throughout the country as Fra Elbertus"
 Charles Frohman. theatrical manager and producer.
 Justus Fornan, playwright and author
 Charles Klein, one of the best-known American playwrlghts
 Com. J. Foster Stackhouse. U. s. N, retired. who started for Europe in con- nection with his work for tho Belgian re- lief commission.
 A. l.. Hopkins, president of the New port News Shipbuildlng and Dry Dock company, who was said to have gone abroad on a business trip in connection with shipbuilding.
 0. Chever Hardwick of East Orange. N J., of the firm of Burre & Hardwick, importers.
 Gerald A. Let's, an importer and dealer in antiques
 Herman A. Meyers head of the feather importing house of H. & 10. s. Myers. pr. F. s. Pearson. president of Pearson Engineering company, and interested largely in Mexican railways.
 Herbert Stuart Stone. elder son of Mel. vile F. Stone. general manager of tho Associated Press Young Mir. Stone was well known as the one-time head of tho book publishing firm of H. $. Stone ( Co.,, and the founder and editor of ths Chap Book and the House Beautiful. twt successful magazines
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
Steamer Sunk

London. May s-C:@ ?. m.)-A dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Hull says the Wilson line steamer Truoro was sunk this afternoon by the German sub unAHna U-e off Day Island. No lives were
 fc..1a. ~sA <, ps~. .r~et.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09


 Sheffield, May 9.--(spccial.)-The in- dustrial fate of north Alabama Is to be determined by the visit to this sec- ton tomorrow of representatives of the government enEinecrixE corps members of the sepssesscommittee on cssmmerce ~an,s m members O. the House committee on rivers ana barbors.
 As ia known, special board of en- sineers has recommended that the gov crnment expend sIs.ooo.cDO in making the Tennessee navignbIe and provid- ing means for the development of the latent water power which the unhar- messed Muscle Shoals waste each day. The party of distinguished people comes for the purpose of asccrtninInx 2 for itself whether or not the recom- accepted. If the recommendation is uI- fimsteiy accepted the Muscle Shoals Rydroclectric Power company will en- ter contract to expend In development and distribution of power %IS,0OO, 900 and through the period of It's lease re- turn to the government half of it's cx- penditurc together with rental of 35 cents per horse power and interest compounded nt 3 per cent.
 Because of this gigantic project, which would mean the fulfillment of the in Iustrial destiny of this section. the people are moving with bated breath Stretched out before them are limit less possibilities, collective and indi- 'idual wealth and happiness in indus trial strength and perpetual prosperity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
GREAT PREPARATIONS
 FOR ENTERTAINMENT

For the reception of the visitors, fine preparation has been made. The city is decorated. Each county affect. ed has raised sum in excess of that required as its share for tho enter tainment and every county touched by the stream which dashes into Alabama out of the Cumberlands will be repre- tented here tomorrow when como the government servants who have in their hands the power to mako or de- stroy.
 The people of Sheffield arc confident that the government will accept the Recommendation of its board of engi- neers and are. as result. rejoicing In that their dream of many years is about to be fulfilled. They behold in their imagination Muscle Shoals, for countless years an impeachment to nav 1gation, chained, and, in that condition, the greatest source of water power wholly within the United States; in other words, the God-given talent which idle and indifferent man has permitted for ages to remain buried, they see utilized and its blessings dis seminated throughout the land.
 The visitors will inspect the Ten- nessee river from Muscle Shoals 10 Hale's bar at Chattanooga to Caney Fork. From that point they will 20 to Birmingham. thence to Cordova for a trip down the Warrior river 10 the torfral opening of Lock No. II.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
Ebert Hubbard

Washington. May S.-Ebert Hubbard. the writer. believed to have been lost on the Lusitania. obtained pardon from President Wilson just before sailing for Europe, 1t was learned today, In order to have his civil rights restored and thus obtain passport
 Hubbard pleaded guilty In Buffalo to Ia charge of misuse of the mails in 1sl2 and was sentenced to pay fne of $100. The matter objected to appeared in Hub 6Ceatiaued es Psss 7sn.x
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
WHETHER TO ADOPT
 ENGINEERS REPORT

The coming of the visiting mem bers of Congress and representa- tives of the corps of engineers is for not the government should adopt the report of a special board named som l. years ago to investigate thoroughly the Muscle Shoals proposition.
 On the appointment of tho special board. the congress appropriated the sum of $l5oooo for the preliminary surveys. When the engineers had completed their work. they recommended that the gov ernment should favorably entertain ths project which in brief follows:
 Make the river naviGable and by.
 tho construction. Of dAms make pos
 sibie the generation of electric cur
 rent. the two projects to cost s1s,-
 .xC.ntln.ss s.s rsws slsj 2, ,:-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-22
A REVIEW OF THE YEAR

ne mines Of this district oupung
10000 ounces minimum estimate about
go ounces silver 1t will appreciation Of one cent in
me price OF silver adds $4,000
me 10" quotation Of this nearly increased
dividends.
the low quotations
wan De simple matter the worth Of
Ionopah shares price OF Tonopb sec
ties undeseryed at the bedrock pont
Tor there were people betting bottom of the
oboggan had reached
Inc ounces Of production BY Tonopah this
ah IN 1914 for the that the Justify the exaus
~ y me cher ore measures Two Of the biggest
winch were not under heavy production be-
cause her cash reserves enabled them
ing me sod content OF the bullion
books as an asset on the basis
Ihey wei" thus able
Deg financially crippled but if their at any
me nave become impaired they to negotiate loans
on their stored silver at from OF which was
entered on their books a
ms however not found companies held their sill
yer ana stored Their gold at the
W ne mixing n Of dump with
pfohtabe the operation OF
reducing - $500
Inc companies that under the market were
uder more serious difficulties silver ore they were
forced for economic either untouched or
mingle with low = ~
At all events Tonpah year with the be
reserves IN It's history and with feeling
destined to become ghost city" future
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-22
AID THESE EXCELLENT CAUSES

WIlIHN day Of will upon by committee 70 solicit
~ unds Tor two most worthy Christmas tree for
ne chdn Tonopah and the of any distress that
W Guy uuhs the winter There thought o
cases Of existing poverty what are or will he should h
' " 'iouiu oe
the
impress Two facts One Christmas tree is NOT 70 10 an ,
osynay institution but is be spirit the occasion ana
an chheh ch ana poor invited
"ok oil renewing distress Will brass ton
cymDa will be conducted fashion and NO ~
One - ee members Oh the committee Of
M gwen Furthermore the Bonanza give any publicity 70 m
cause as soon as the necessary funds present that will
De order and
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-22
THE DRAMA IN UTAH.

he heading Of this magazine -
Just made its Nothing stated regarding the
case @hlch was an opportunity is staging of
e events leading an
e cannon could control Salt Lake a
history past and In the making
viii also be
WIN an there are sweet stories of struggle and
attainment ambition make very nnroniate that hive
of bees should be emblazoned banner and that lis motto bo no
Everybody busy all the time n Zion
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-22
CLIPPED AND CREDITED

Mr. Bryan had would have boer
hanged
done les--B
viii be shortage diamonds
the holiday price but we like To SEQ The
folks accommodations lines
Holland has issued Lemon
the Bulgarians they publish one-Detroh Press
10 resign M,
IT'S hard to ut.-Pit Dispatch
is stated that Carrana true or n
be because he anything sense
humor.Albany Journal.
Chicago accused of emhezzement his EN-
poyers than 10 tell
where their money goes-Indianapols
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-22
TOO MUCH RED TAPE

right to cross the Rio Grand
pursuit
The result among the Mexcans 10 e
but brought home to The Mexican maintaining
of the maaudng man Diaz then n the head
of the Mexican found a
now much more the of them
time to send force Mexico occupation and there is
occasion should be given free
hand to deal with Mexican
while the kill esueAy and Navy Journal
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-22
GRATITUDE DISPLAYED

nUR friend Billy Booth the been arrested on
- charge of criminal libel
rallied to his with bail
ing the editor
up and purify his community appreciated
Stay with it, Billy, out.-sparks Tribune
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olbrig bor ppret Gplootcr : n1po=
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pg al Dem blep fun 3 fusl ere0c.
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leo befjenotgjpr, at Ser Sen lite
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n1o0lut Tolo bill blibe fpretuget
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Yriler.
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til ct Mur, laurent be bel tooenoe
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bor foretaget, er finn lfet / ct Ont
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eget 3ebob.
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gere al Be &j9obarer;. &on111l1llen
bar opfjpbt. &jobernes Nabne bill
blipe ppnotere0e, og bber 5omilie
fan FUN bente ! Gong ont 0age11
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ne or life bpie / 6orDol0 til Sri
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lanolf 2ommefjeo IS Nf. pr. &lrno,
rpgeoe 5fi11fer 1 Morf 80 3f. til
| Marf 50 Gf., og roget 6lrlf 1
W}orf 20 9f.
spp epoc. Mapne. S u5cblesm.
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uSil Nbbarlel!":
Sen 29oe Morts toni set lejlig-
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ter gjennem Saberslep til mo0bDOe=
lige Optri1L ibet Ser al 8l1blifunl
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bort 5olfs 8aroigbeo operfor bore
SLENDER. De Gaagiel6enoe. er mi
blepet itraffet. 9eres Nqone bliDel