Germany regrets loss of American lives over Arabic sinking
Germany says it expresses sympathy and regret for American lives lost in the Arabic sinking but blames Britain for allowing the ship to sail with passengers and contraband. Officials await Berlin’s submarine commander report and full German explanation while the US gathers affidavits and coordinates with Ambassador Page and Secretary Lansing.
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Lusitania
Germany
Great Britain
United States
State Department
White House
Berlin
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Ambassador Page
Liverpool
Queenstown
Lansing
Department
Count von Bernstorff
Washington
Wilson
Germany warns Americans over Arabic sinking reports
Count von Bernstorff sent Berlin instructions to the State Department from New York noting the German aim to provide equal opportunity to hear both sides. Secretary Lansing said no reply now and would publish with no comment. The German note doubts English accounts of the Arabic sinking.
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Count von Bernstorff
State Department
New York
Berlin
Germany
Europe
Lansing
Poslam Heals Scaling Skin and Relieves Itch Advertisement
An advertisement promotes Poslam as a quick remedy for eczema scalp scale rash acne and itch. It claims to relieve sunburn mosquito bites ivy poisoning and related skin conditions and offers samples by sending 4c stamps to Emergency Laboratories New York City. Possum Soap is praised for skin care and sold by druggists.
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West 25Th St
New York City
F. P. OConnor Weds Honor R King in New York
Francis P. O'Connor a Boston businessman and Mrs Honor R King of New York were married at Holy Trinity Church New York Rev Father McCormick officiated Miss Henrietta Little served as maid of honor Thomas L O Connor Harvard 15 was best man The couple will live in Back Bay Boston after a wedding trip OConnor heads the F P O Connor Company and is active in the Boston Chamber of Commerce
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New York
Francis P. O'Connor
Boston
Honor R. King
Holy Trinity Church
Father McCormick
Henrietta Little
Thomas L. O’connor
Harvard
O'Connor
Back Bay
O’connor
F. P. O’connor Company
Tremont Street
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Mayor Asked to Review Labor Day Parade
J Walter Mullen secretary of the parade committee asks Mayor Curley to review the Boston Central Labor Union Labor Day parade. The procession begins at 10 and passes City Hall at 11.
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Curley
Boston Gentral Labor Union
City Hall
J. Walter Mullen
Frigate Portsmouth to be Burned on Governors Island
The old warship Portsmouth, a frigate of a generation past, lies stranded at Governor's Island awaiting destruction. She was towed down the harbor last night and will be burned for junk during the upcoming weeks as the North Atlantic squadron parades for visiting Governors.
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North Atlantic
Governor’s Island
Portsmouth
Portsmouth frigate moved for junk sale and film use
The government sold the Portsmouth, bought by Butler Brothers, towed from Norfolk to Constitution wharf where dismantling has occurred. A movie drama on the burning hulk was purchased and kept secret. The ship was to Governor's Island by the Taurus under Captain Foote.
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Portsmouth
Butler Brothers
Norfolk
Constitution Wharf
Governor’s Island
Taurus
Foote
N. H
Navy Yard
William C. Demain Dies at 71 in Melrose Home
William C. Demain, president of W. C. Demain & Co., 100 Purchase Street Boston, died yesterday at his son Arthur Demain’s home in Melrose after bronchial pneumonia. He was 71 and long resident of Malden. Funeral services will be held Friday at the home of his daughter Mrs. Fred E. Mason 16 Las Casas Road Malden.
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William C. Demain
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Workman Struck by Auto Near Charlestown Intersection
Thomas J. Mitchell, 35, of 19 Carson Street, was at an Edison light manhole at Commonwealth Avenue and Deerfield Street yesterday when he stepped backward and was struck by an auto owned and operated by Edward Feeley of 13 Mystic Street Charlestown. He suffered cuts about the head.
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Thomas J. Mitchell
Carson Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Deerfield Street
Edward Feeley
Mystic Street
Charlestown
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