Hospital Ship Victim of Hun Ruthlessness
A hospital ship carrying 258 people including 80 Canadian Army Medical Corps members and 14 nurses was attacked while en route from England to Canada. Only 24 survivors, including the captain, are reported. U boat actions after the strike raise suspicions of shelling lifeboats. The commander claimed the ship carried American aviation officers to Europe.
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England
Canada
Canadian Army Medical Corps
Hospital ship Llandovery Castle torpedoed 1918 sinking details emerge
The article recounts the torpedoing of the Canadian hospital ship Llandovery Castle near Halifax on the night of June 27. It notes lights remained burning, many nursing sisters lost in engine rooms, and German submarine officers questioning Major Lyon in the conning tower. One survivor boat reached port. 258 aboard including 80 medical corpsmen and 14 nurses. The admiralty condemns the attack as deliberate cruelty and calls it Germany's growing debt to the world.
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Llandovery Castle
Red Cross
Sylvester
Lyon
Ing
Germany
Halifax
R. A Sylvester
England
Canada
T. Lyon
Canadian Army Medical Corps
Ship Llandovery Castle Sinks After Submarine Attack
The hospital ship Llandovery Castle is torpedoed near the Irish coast. Twelve nursing sisters aboard drown as the vessel sinks stern first in darkness. Survivors report a brutal German submarine crew delaying rescue and firing on lifeboats before the destroyer Lysander arrived.
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Llandovery Castle
Irish
Submarine Officers Suspect Torpedoed Rescue Boat Incident
A battered crew recounts the sinking of a vessel after a torpedo strike. An exhausted sergeant boarded a nearby submarine boat, but was seized and thrown back. The commander says Captain Sylvester knew nothing of the submarine and wireless failed before the wreckage vanished. No wreckage or lifeboats have been found despite patrols.
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Lysander
Sylvester
Hold No Hope for Tillman
Washington bulletin reports no improvement in Senator Tillman of South Carolina as cerebral hemorrhage leaves him unconscious since Sunday. At his bedside doctors say recovery remains unlikely though his heart action runs steady and he has taken some nourishment.
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Washington
Tillman
South Carolina
Naval Affairs Committee
Senate
Serve Whale Meat In Place Of Beef
Mrs Frank H Stewert told the Women’s Municipal League at the Common cottage that whale meat can substitute beef in nutrition. She explained fats wheats and meats and urged food conservation noting whale meat is as good if not better than beef in value.
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Greater Boston
Frank H. Stewert
Boston Elevated Street Railway Leaders Meet Carmen Union
President Matthew Brush and Chairman Louis A. Frothingham met with the Boston Street Cars Union and visiting officials to discuss wage demands of 60 cents an hour for motormen and conductors. The board said it would not reply until Monday, July 8, with another conference planned.
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Matthew Brush
Louis A. Frothingham
Boston Elevated Street Railway Company
Boston Street Carsmen’s Union
John H. Reardon
The
Carmen
Worcester
James H. Vahey
Milk Street
Brush
US asks Turkey to explain attack on Persian hospital
The United States formally presented to Turkey a report that Turkish troops attacked and sacked an American hospital in Tabriz Persia and detained the American consulate. Corroboration via Spain supports Tehran's rumor. State Department says the Turkish troop conduct could affect US stance toward Germany’s ally.
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United States
Tabriz
Persia
Spain
Teheran
Caldwell
State Department
Turkey
Germany
America
Lion mauls trainer in incident with new lions
Margaret Greskrep, an animal trainer, was mauled by Julius the lion after turning away in a new cage. She had just purchased three lions from Edward Schell and entered the cage with him for the first time. Surgeons warned she might lose her right arm after the attack at a New York hospital.
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New York
Margaret Greskrep
Miss Greskrep
Edward Schell
Julius
Schell
Ford Plans Massive Shipyard for Submarine Chasers
Kearny N J July 1 A Ford representative announced the Henry Ford plant to be built here for submarine chasers and patrol boats will be the world’s largest of its kind The government approved plans for a 2 million dollar factory and ground breaking is planned this week.
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N. J
Henry Ford
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