Germany in Note Assumes Sussex Not Victim of Submarine
A German note argues the Sussex was not sunk by a German submarine. It analyzes other ships alleged attacked on March 24 27 and 28 in the English Channel and Irish Sea, disputes Sussex involvement, cites mine and torpedo threats, and offers mixed commissions under The Hague for resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Sussex
Eagle Point
Ireland
Folkestone
Dieppe
English Channel
Dungeness
Beachy Head
le Havre
Bull Rock
Bullock
Folkstone
Channel
Margo Tablets Promised to Calm Nervous Systems
An advertisement claims Margo tablets help nervous overwork and worry by balancing iron and hypophosphites. It urges a two week trial from local druggists with a money back guarantee for satisfactory benefit.
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Margo
Tate
Pope to probe peace talks after world leaders speeches
London dispatch reports that following speeches by German chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg and British prime minister Asquith the Pope will address questions to both Britain and Germany on prospective peace. The remark comes via the Daily Mail Rotterdam correspondent.
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Pope
London
Rome
Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg
Herbert H. Asquith
Daily Mail
Rotterdam
How Picture of the Sussex Looked
London April 12 The picture of the steamer Sussex in English papers shows a single smokestack one forward mast flush deck and a low bridge, a typical cross channel boat whose appearance may influence the German note.
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London
Sussex
Sinking of Sussex and German submarine policy debate
The article reviews Germany’s note on the Sussex sinking and broader U boat policy. It reports U S officials plan to present a final document to Germany as an ultimatum, citing evidence of illegal attacks on merchant ships and the risk to American lives. It notes survivors testimonies and disputes over whether ships were sunk with or without warning.
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Germany
Sussex
Washington
United States
State Department
London
Paris
St. Paul
Berwindvale
Manchester
Eagle Point
Wilson
Lansing
Congress
Joseph Gleason
Boston
Queenstown
William P. Frye
Europe
Lusitania
Fire Alarm Drives Out Tenants at Belvidere Street Flats
A small blaze in a closet of the J. M. Frayne apartment on the first floor of a three story brick building at 24 Belvidere Street Back Bay caused panic as seven other families fled partially clothed. The fire, confined to the Frayne unit, was reported by nearby telephone operators after Mrs Frayne alerted her husband and notified authorities.
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J. M. Frayne
Belvidere Street
Back Bay
Frayne
Milk Bottle Drops From Window Fractures Boston Man
William Linski of South Boston aged 26 was injured by a milk bottle dropped from a second story window at 253 D street near D street and Broadway. The bottle struck his head as a crowd gathered after an arrest. He was taken to City Hospital with a fractured skull.
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William Linski
FE Street
Boston
City Hospital
Linski
D Street
Broadway
Gertrude Condon
Sergeant Murphy
Station 6
Judge Sets Aside Dog Bite Award in Medford Case
Hollis V Mosher eight year old boy loses 400 dollar jury award for a brindle Boston terrier bite and his mother loses 100 dollar verdict in the same case Judge Chase sets aside the verdicts as against the weight of the evidence.
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Hollis V. Mosher
West Medford
Chase
Man Found Dead After Stairway Fall in Gloucester
Guy Facini, 55, of 875 Washington Street, was found dead at the foot of a rear-yard stairway. Police say a neck fracture was caused by a fall and that the death appears accidental.
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Gloucester
Guy Facini
Washington Street
Man Falls Off Dam and Drowns
A man dies after falling from the top of a dam in a fatal accident. The incident is reported in a concise news brief with emphasis on the cause and rescue attempts, noting authorities are investigating the tragedy.
Haarlem Oil Capsules Advertisement Claim
For centuries GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil has been a household remedy for kidney and bladder trouble and related urinary diseases. The ad promises renewed vitality, urges prompt use, lists benefits and warns delays are dangerous, noting refunds if not as represented and availability at druggists in three sealed sizes.
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Haarlem
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