Torpedoed ships to be abandoned amid North Sea sinking
London September 25 report from Admiralty on the sinking of British cruisers Aboukir Hogue and Cressy by a German submarine. It states Aboukir was torpedoed once and sank in about 35 minutes Hogue and Cressy were also attacked but kept up rescue attempts and faced further submarine danger. The admiralty emphasizes discipline humane actions and the rule to leave disabled ships to their own resources to avoid jeopardizing the fleet.
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London
Hogue
Cressy
North Sea
Admiralty
Tenisht
Raporte
Nicholson
Norton
Hague
England
Aboukir
Pandanabte
Hina Majesti
Bertram Wol. Nicholson
Hegue Andress
Bousherty
Johnson
Philips
Corriander
Jir
Paris
Becoe
Nish
Servia
Bosnia
Danube
Emden
Madras
British Cruiser Essex Patrols Off New York Harbor
The English cruiser Essex conducts patrol duty along the Atlantic coast and near Sandy Hook in a tense game of hide and seek with foreign ships. Reports indicate the Essex, sister ship Suffolk, may have engaged German warships while on station off the New York area.
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Essex
New York
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Atlantic Coast
Disease and weather add to casualties on European battlefields
London reports a shift to harsher conditions hindering operations as cholera hits Hungarian and Servian troops. In Alsace Lorraine and Galicia, rain and floods slow actions. storms disrupt transport while German siege guns bog in mud. News details torpedo attacks on ships, naval bravado, and diplomatic pressure over Italy.
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London
Iir
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Hungary
Alsace-Lorraine
Three Peace Treaties Ratified by Senate
Washington September 25 The Senate today ratified peace treaties with Great Britain France Spain and four more making twenty five in all negotiated by the state department and approved by government officials A similar treaty with China was favorably reported but deferred at actors request to discuss it given Far East tensions Germany and Japan cited in discussions
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Washington
Great Britain
France
Spain
China
Germany
Japan
Columbus Man to Paris as Surgeon
New York dispatch reports Dr. Joseph A. Blake, in charge of the Arcan hospital corps, will send seven young hospital graduates to Paris hospitals as surgeons aboard the White Star Olympic tomorrow. The physicians named include F. A. Hi Dugdale of Omaha, Mercer Hard of Columbus, J. P. Hoguet, Benjamin Lester Rogers, and Richard Derbf, among others.
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New York
Joseph A. Blake
Arcan
Paris
Hi Dugdale
Omaha
Mercer Fhard
Columbus
Drs. Co
J.P. Hoguet
Benjamin Johtan
Lester Rogers
Richard Derbf
Youths tied to home break in thwarted by two Black youths
Donald, son of Susie Morrigen of 223 North Board, was fired at twice by two Black youths as he tried to enter his home through a side window. He fled, hearing a clash, and the assailants escaped through a side alley after a public safety item was raised at him twice.
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Donald
Susie Morrigen
North Board
A. Tappan
Jewelry Stolen From Home of John D Key
Burglars broke into the residence of 91 year old John D Key at 163 Angier Avenue around 4:39 PM, severing entry by removing a door lock and moving a chair to block the knob. About $200 in valuables disappeared as the intruders fled before the owner could dress.
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John D. Key
Angier Avenue
Mr. Kearney
Pickpocket Steals Suitcase From Atlanta Rider
C. C. Everett of Tennell Ga, a Texas and Pacific railway conductor, was dining at the Bijou restaurant in Atlanta last night when a stranger allegedly took his suitcase containing $180 and three suits. Everett was traveling home and had placed the money in the suitcase to deter thieves.
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C. C. Everett
Tennell
Eveett
Texas and Pacific Railway
Atlanta
Carter's Body Taken to Powder Springs
Josiah Carter secretary to Senator Hoke Smith and prominent newspaper man died in Washington D C after an operation. His body arrived in Atlanta and was moved to Powder Springs for funeral and interment with family members and friends accompanying. An earlier report notes a separate Quito Ecuador earthquake panic with no damages.
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Josiah Carter
Hoke Smith
Washington, D. C
Atlanta
Powder Springs
Poole
Undertaking Chapel
Carter
Richard Ter
Rank
HC Carter
Tra. Hardy Ulm
Mr. Ulm
Will Magil
Embert Anderson
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Switzerland
Waltham
Maier & Berkele, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall Street
Atlanta, Ga
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SENAT
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Surqn
MEN and Religion Bulletin
Ireland
Massachusetts
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Cook
Supreme Court
Europe
Christ
Virginia
God
THE
MEN and Religion Forward Movement
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Gueyaquil
Quayaquil
Heuador
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Jarenet Biscuit
Graham
National Biscuit Company
Madelin
Peachtree
Fulton County
Percy H. Adams
Moore Grocery Company
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