Deutschland Ready for Departure as Koenig Sails Ahead
Captain Koenig greeted by officials who wished him a safe voyage. Deutschland remains tied at the pier while tug Thomas F. Timmins refuels and keeps near, spurring rumors of a nighttime departure for the Capes. Koenig refused to reveal timing as engines are tested and the ship is submerged briefly twice. British freighters Highbury and Ardgyfe observe from off the pier with binoculars.
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Koenig
Thomas F. Timmins
Virginia Capes
Capes
Highbury
Watching Cruisers Enforce Neutrality Near British Vessels
In Norfolk on July 27 the armored cruiser North Carolina and two torpedo boat destroyers, sent from Washington, moved beyond Cape Henry to shadow British cruisers as part of a neutrality enforcement following the Deutschland clearance at Baltimore.
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U. S
Norfolk
USA
Baltimore
North Carolina
Washington
Cape Henry
Lower Ches
British man-of-war sighted near Capes in Chesapeake Bay
American warships kept near the foreign craft about 15 miles offshore as Navy and Treasury officials gathered details of the foreign cruiser visit. Fuller reports were sent to both departments. Investigations confirmed the Louisiana battleship and Neptune crew's account of a British man-of-war passing by Capes last night.
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Apeake Bay
Navy
Treasury Departments
Louisiana
Neptune
Capes
Bremen U Boat Liner Bremen Rumors Sweep New England
German consul Oscar Kunhardt and North German Lloyd manager Charles Keuhlwein say they expect the Bremen to reach a U S port but have no definite information. Coast guards and light stations from Cape Cod to Cape Ann stay alert as rumors spread of possible arrival and the three mile limit off New England is clarified.
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Atlantic
Bremen
Massachusetts Bay
Oscar Kunhardt
Boston
Charles Keuhlwein
Lloyd Steamship Line
Billings
North German
Lloyd Line
Lloyd’s
Germany
Keuhlwein
Boston Harbor
Cape Cod
Cape Ann
Boston Light
Highland Light
Thatcher's Island Light
United States
Hot Water and Magnesia Claim Digestive Aid
An advertisement urges stomach trouble sufferers to drink hot water with a teaspoonful of bisulated Magnesia after meals. It cites a New York physician linking acidity and fermentation to indigestion and says hot water boosts blood flow while magnesia neutralizes acid, offering a superior alternative to artificial digestents.
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New York
William H Glynn Funeral Arrangements
The funeral for William H Glynn superintendent and assistant buyer in the domestic rug department at Jordan Marsh will be held Friday forenoon at St Mark's Catholic Church Dorchester He died at his Dorchester home Tuesday night Glynn born in Roxbury joined Jordan Marsh at age 13 and was a member of James Hayes Council K of C
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William H. Glynn
Jordan Marsh Company
Dorchester
St. Mark’s Catholic Church
Roxbury
Jordan Marsh
James Hayes Council, K. of C
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