Prized German Raider Sinks More Ships in Atlantic Cruel Warfare
Immigrant officials guard prisoners at local hotels while Washington orders in structions. Details from Newport News list sunken vessels by the Prinz Eitel Friedrich with crews and cargoes including the Floride, William Frye, Isabel Browne, and Jacobsen.
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Prinz Eitel
Newport News
Hamilton
Invercoe
W. J. King
Inver Line
Aberdeen
Scotland
Mary Ada Short
A. E. Dobbing
James Westoll
Prinz Eitel Friedrich to Dock for Repairs Says Rear Admiral Beatty
Rear Admiral Beatty reports to Secretary Daniels that the German ship Prinz Eitel Friedrich must be docked for repairs to its propeller rudder and auxiliary machinery. The captain predicts longer delays, coal needs around 1500 tons, and the vessel is described as foul with boilers in bad condition. The Frye, an American wheat carrier, was sunk by the ship. prisoners include several women and children.
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Erickson
Isabel Browne
South Atlantic
Toltol
Chili
English Channel
King
Inveroce
Prinz Eitel
Germany
Washington
Navy Department
Daniels
Beatty
Norfolk Navy Yard
Prinz Hitel Friedrich
China
Kaiserin Lutz
Collector of Customs
Frye
Seattle
State Department to weigh internationals questions
A fragment notes the State Department will pass upon certain international questions, indicating forthcoming official review or decision by the department on these matters.
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State Department
Frye Sailed With Wheat Cargo Only From Seattle
The American steel ship William P. Frye sailed from Seattle on November 6 with 5200 long tons of white Walla Walla and red wheat for Queenstown and Falmouth. Captain Kiehne and a small crew were aboard. loader M. H. Houser confirms no other cargo was carried. The vessel and cargo were valued at about 433,000 dollars.
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Pierre Loti
Transchant
Society
Nouvelle Darmonent
Nantes
France
William P. Frye
H. H. Kiehne
Arthur Sewall & Company
Bath
Seattle
Wash
Queenstown
England
Jacobsen
V. le Roux
Lee Voilers
Dunkerquois
Edward Sewall Company
Cape Flattery
H.H. Kiehne
Frye
Customs House
Falmouth
Walla Walla
M. H. Houser
West Seattle
30 Guns on Motors Destroyed on Street
London report cites Athens dispatch that during the Dardanelles bombardment on Monday thirty guns mounted on motor trucks were destroyed by warship fire.
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London
Athens
Dardanelles
Errands of Mercy and Belligerent Rights Commentary
Colonial era style advertisement links nursing roles in war to a women's tonic. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female health and nerves. The piece then shifts to a legal opinion by Mr. Carver on the Frye case, arguing U S rights, blockade rules, and damages for a neutral vessel.
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Pierce
Attacked Ship William P Frye Sparks U S Demand for Damages
Boston attorney Eugene P. Carver calls the sinking of the William P Frye by the German cruiser Prinz Fitel Friedrich a high handed outrageous act and urges the United States government to demand damages and an apology for the offense against the flag.
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United States
State Department
Germany
Alabama
England
William P. Frye
Prinz Fitel Friedrich
Eugene P. Carver
Boston
May free prisoners study on Prinz Eitel neutrality issue
Frederic R. Coudert says French and Russian captives aboard the Prinz Eitel Friederich would be released automatically if the vessel is interned at Newport News. If internment lasts, U.S. law would determine whether civilians could seek release or actual combatants must be interned for the war duration.
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New York
Newport News
Washington
Frederic R. Coudert
Prisoners of War Paroled to Return Home
The text notes that Russians interned after their vessel sought safety in a neutral port may be paroleed by the government. Japan is asked to consent to this treatment for the prisoners of war as a possible option to release them.
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Japan
Hutel
Orline cure promotes Drunkenness treatment at home
ORRINE claims to cure drunkenness as a curable disease with two forms No 1 powder and No 2 pills. It promises no sanitarium expense no work time loss and money back if no benefit. Sold by Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in Washington DC and offered with a booklet.
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Orline Co
Washington, D. C
Riker-Jaynes
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Dakar
South Africa
Atlantic
Bahia
Prinz Huel
Dobbing
Pernambuco
Brazil
Short
Rosalia
United Kingdom
Prinz Keitel Friedrich
Lloyd Service
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Carver
International Law Association
State Street Law Firm
Carver, Wardner, Cavanagh and Walker
Union League Club
New York City
South Atlantic Ocean
Prinz Eitel Friedrich
C. E. « Sgd CO
THE
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Washington ST
Boylston
Exsex Tunnel
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Osgood
Boston Sunday
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Osgood CO
Loew’s
Dennis
St. James
Martini & Maximillian
Saxton & Co
Holmes & Riley
Ben Smith
Cevene Troupe
Bernard & Finnerty
Dopce Brothers
Mechanics’ Building
Henshaw Motor CO
Boylston Street
May Kelly and
Grace Sullivan
the Howard
Cora
May Kelly
Jim
Elkins
Fay
Wentworth
Vesta
Teddy
Ted
Clara Steele
Moran
Tingley
Williams
Oxley
la Tripp
Carr
Irving Berlin
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Howardgram
Paul Bowser
Peter Goulette
Jardin de Paris
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Ethed Watts
Mumford
Jack London
Chicago
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Ray Comstock
Oxford
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Walter Jones
Castle
Vorender
the 'S
Winter St
Olympia
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Chaplin
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Kitty E
Bowdoin Sq
Neor
Amateu
Rus Hornbrook
Curi
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Sherk Jone Pyg
Wilbur
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Tremont Temple
Res A
Jordan Hall
Mar
Hird
Flonzaley Quartet
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Symphony Hall
Ethover
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Gerhardt
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Harrison
Leveroni
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DI Crescenzo
Hewmar
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Boston Opera House
Henry Jewett
Pranch
Columbia Graph. Co
Tremont St
Gertrude Kingston
Bernard Shaw
Brs Luml
Exeter Blanche Sweet
Boylston St
Betty Nansen
Rata
Toy Theatre
Boston Anti-Suffrage Committee For the Benefit of the Committee
Public Interests League
Herrick’s
Loew's
Orpheum
Gaiety Girls
FRON
Charney Chaplin
the Champion
Hanover Street
Tremont Row
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