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EARLIER LONDON MAILS; Cunard Boats Will Run on a New Time Schedule. DUE TO ARRIVE HERE ON FRIDAYS May Be Possible to Send Replies Abroad on the Saturday Boats -- New "Wild Irishman" to Run from London.
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The tiny tidal wave that tumbled over the deck of the Umbria incurred immense responsibilities. It threatened to send to the bottom of the deep sea nearly $3,000,000 of gold that this country was expecting in payment for bonds, and it imperiled the personal safety among others of Sir Bache Cunard, grandson of the founder of the famous line that brought the Umbria into existence. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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