Submarine Raised Near Surface in Honolulu Harbor
A submarine that sank in Honolulu harbor two months ago has been raised to within 108 feet of the surface. It is expected to be brought to the surface on Thursday.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1915
Page
8
A submarine that sank in Honolulu harbor two months ago has been raised to within 108 feet of the surface. It is expected to be brought to the surface on Thursday.
An old ad promotes Dodson’s Liver Tone as a harmless alternative to dangerous calomel. It claims calomel salivates and sickens, while Liver Tone cleanses and energizes without side effects, appealing to both children and adults and promising relief from billousness constipation sluggishness headaches and sour stomach. It asserts a pharmacist endorsement and money-back incentive.
Alan J. Turner of Hillsboro writes he recovered from pellagra after using a remedy. He praises the treatment as effective and urges others to obtain the free book from American Compound Co in Jasper to learn more about the pellagra cure.
Reports from the Western Front describe hard fighting from Arras to the sea with German and French forces claiming advantages. Russian offensives in the east push toward Przemysl and the Dniester region, while Austro German actions in Galicia show pressure but no decisive gains. Allies intensify efforts in the West as German forces reportedly consider a withdrawal from the front.
A reader endorses Allen’s Tooth Base powder for foot care saying it gives instant relief to tired feet and swelling. The letter claims the powder works when shaken into foot baths and in shoes, praising its rapid effect after years of use.
Worcester May 24 search for Dr Charles Leroy Richardson of Cleveland, one of John D Rockefeller's family physicians, who disappeared while walking on Mount Wachusett. A searching party has scoured the mountain sides in relays since the report. He had come to recover from a nervous breakdown.
Report from the Dardanelles describes a Turkish attack near Kil Tepe and at Seddul Bahr repelled by Allied forces. German General Liman von Sanders directed a joint Turkish defense with heavy casualties on the Turkish side and renewed Allied landings increasing forces at the straits.
The mayor presided as chambers were named amid calls for unity and harmony. Council leaders expressed willingness to concessions if support continues, while some members warned against personal grievances affecting city interests. The majority hoped the mayor would avoid blocking legitimate measures as budget talks and ward improvements loom.
New Castle England May 24 The Norwegian steamer Minerva was sunk by a German submarine Saturday night The crew of the steamer was landed here tonight by the steamer Iris The captain of the Iris reports that after he had rescued the crew of the Minerva the submarine sent a torpedo at the Iris narrowly missing her The Minerva was bound from South Shields for Moray The Minerva sailed from New York April 18 for Christiana She arrived at Kirkwall May 4 and from then was taken to Shields arriving In the Jatti port May 8 She was a vessel of 14% tons and was owned by Jacobson Sonen of Christiania
Washington May 24 A formal British ambassador Sir Cecil Spring Rice statement clarifies that unofficial cotton cargo arrangements involved British and American interests only and that the United States government did not participate or commit to these deals.
The piece notes sharp shifts from statements in official notes on March 1 and the blockade. It suggests British foreign office influence urges concessions to American cotton shippers and hints at U S acquiescence. Talks between trade advisers and the British embassy were abruptly halted.
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