Sinking of American ship H H Kiesne and ship losses in war
The article recounts the January sinking of the American ship H H Kieshne captained by H H Kiehne after a German cruiser halted and scuttled her wheat cargo of 13, with the crew of 31 taken aboard the German vessel. It covers the voyage's peril, the dramatic account of the German officer, and the eventual internment of the captured ships. It also notes the William Frye's departure from Seattle with 200 long tons of wheat en route to Queenstown, reported later as missing.
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Tronberg Finiand
Pierre Loti
Society Nouvelle Dirmement
Nantes
France
William Frye
H H Kiehne
Arthur Swall & Co
Bath, Me
Seattle
Wash
Queenstown
England
Jacobsen le Roux
Society Les Voulera
Dunkerquois
Baltimore
Cierewich
Hanition
M Uidt
Esyel
Mae
Hamilton
Threelchens
Lousseau
Friedrich
Pacific
South Pacific
South Atlantic
Atlantic
Shule
Washington
Thierichens
Lordiahty
Colector
Moussion
Invercoe
Triple Alliance
Norman RK Hamilton
Pliny Sitel Friedmiech
Thierchens
Thiesichens
Permuasion
Germain
Hampton Roads
William BP Frye
Arthur Sewall & Co
Bath
Maine
Cape Flattery
Customs House
Falmouth
Wella Walla
M_H Houser
West Seattle Elevator
Young Atlanta girl and negro slain in Alabama town
Montgomery reports a 15 year old orphan Marguerite Owens from Atlanta and Norman Lee fatally shot in Clyde Jurner home on California Street near Wetumpka Road. Police puzzled as neighbors heard shots and found both victims with shotgun wounds. weapon left between bodies.
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Montgomery
Marguerite Owens
Atlanta
Norman Lee
Clyde Jurner
California
Wetumpka Road
Takish
Breathiny
Warships pound on Dardanelles in renewed bombardment
London reports the Queen Elizabeth has entered the Dardanelles and begun direct bombardment of fortifications in the narrows. Paris notes Turkish batteries silenced as allied fleets press advances. Athens dispatches claim heavy damage to Kilid Rabr and Larenken forts. Italian dreadnaughts prepare under Duke of the Abruzzi to command a new squadron.
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London
Dardanelles
Straits
Narrows
Carden
Athens
Kilid Rabr
Larenken
Straits Turk
Darlanell
Watin ‘Fhe
Renicul
Attieng
Spezia
Italy
Toma
Paris
Duke of the
Australian Contingent Arrives in England
London reports that an Australian contingent arrived in England today per an tonight announcement.
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Australia
England
London
Unfriendly Act and Neutrality Conflicts Widen in Washington
Washington debates how long a sinking German ship may stay in port for repairs and how to treat survivors and legal actions. Officials discuss prize court condemnation, contraband questions, and insurance implications tied to the Frye and Eitel Friedrich cases amid naval and diplomatic exchanges.
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State
Navy Department
Daniels
Beatty
Mortalk Navy Yards
Peters
Treasury Department
Ham
Alton
State Department
Wiske
Naval
Tugrrow
Neutrality Board
Pring Hitel
Pring Eitel
Eitel Friedrichs
United States
Fryer
Frye
Wat Ask Insurance Bureau
Candler to Answer Atkinson's Charges at Luncheon Today
Atlanta Ad Men prepare for a 1 o clock luncheon at the Winecoff Hotel where Asan Candler president of the Den tal Bank and Trust Corp will address Atlanta and respond to prior criticisms by Dean John R Allanson of St Philly Cathedral. The business portion will be brief and reserved seating can be arranged by telephoning secretary J H Atchison.
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Atlanta Aa Mens Cih
Asan Candler
Dental Bank and Trust Corporation
Winecoft Hotel
Indie
Atlanta
Ataanta
Candler
John R Allanson
St Philly
German Submarine Sunk by British Torpedo Boat Ariel
The British admiralty reports the German submarine rammed and sunk by HMS Ariel was the L 12 rather than L 110 or L 20. Of 18 crew, 10 were saved. The submarine likely sank the British steamer Blackwood earlier. The U-boat era loss tally rises as eleven submarines are claimed lost since February. A British collier Brethoven is said sunk near Gebsaltuc, with two drowned. A German editor is jailed for sarcastic remarks about the Kaiser.
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Ldéndén
Admiralty
Ariel
Blackwood
Waite
Londin
Germany
London
Amiss
Copenhagen
Bertin Wets
Hotterdam
Brethoven
Newcastle
Gibsaltuc
Dance hall forbidden by British army officers
A scrambled report notes a restriction on dance halls imposed by British army officers. The fragment mentions directives issued in London likely affecting clubs and establishments, with uncertain specifics and dates.
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Fondor
de Tondon
Summer Excursion Rates Considered by Southeastern Group
The Southeastern Passenger Association meeting at the Piedmont Hotel discusses summer excursion rates. Joseph Fuchardayn of Atlanta presides as session continues with attendance from passenger agents across the Southeast. Additional talks expected today.
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Southeastern Passenger Association
Joseph Fuchardayn
Atlanta
Fledmont
Res
Southeast
Europe Urges American Goods in January Trade Report
Washington March 10 Europe clamors for American products as January exports rise to about 60.8 million dollars, up from last year. Manufactured goods, refined sugar, copper, and agricultural implements show gains while a few lines fall or stay steady.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Connact
Quinine Patent Syrup Promoted as Safe For All Ages
In an old trade copy a claimed original Quinine syrup touts a lax nonnarcotic formula named PEUBRILINE. It markets itself as the first and only reliable tasteless Quinine, suitable for adults who cannot tolerate ordinary forms, and urges customers to ask for the source original package.
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Java
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