Germany Replies to US Note on Submarine Warfare
The German note, dated May 5 Berlin, replies to the April 20 US concerns over submarine warfare, stating constraints on attacks and asserting Britain bears blame for violations of international law. It reiterates readiness for peace talks and emphasizes freedom of the seas, warning that further US steps could change the situation.
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May 4 calendar and Boston fishing pier notices
The calendar notes May 4 as the 127th day of the year with tides and star positions listed. The article reports light demand at the fish pier, prices for haddock and cod, vessel names and fares, a rumored sale of the Bay State fishing fleet to a New York syndicate, and a seven day fish-and freight market tally plus new Dominion Atlantic Railway schedules affecting New England shippers.
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Portland
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New Fish Pier
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New York
Great Lakes
Boston Fish Pier
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Nova Scotia
New England
Nova
Amoloc
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Porto Rico
Pathfinder
Altonia
Cunard Line
France-Canada Line
St. Nazaire
Philadelphian
London vessel arrives with wool and freight on first visit
The Leyland service introduces a London based ship arriving yesterday from the British metropolis. It brought 2100 tons of freight including wool liquor and cotton. It will discharge 1600 tons here then proceed to New York to discharge the balance and load outward at the port. The steamer Charles F Mayer 锟斤拷 sold with no disclosed new owner or sale terms. Built in 1883. The Landsman.
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Leyland
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Consolidated Coal Company
Charles F. Mayer
New England
Chespeake Bay
Mayer
Shipping News Briefs Include Dozens of Vessels In Transit
A long list of United States gunboats steamers schooners tugs and barges circulates from South Amboy Elizabethport and Portsmouth to Norfolk New York and Baltimore. Entries include Sacramento Ninian Oosterdijk Rotterdam Governor Cobb Prince George Yarmouth Limon Hope Bay and many others with routes and ports noted.
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Newport
Hayti
Ninian
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Oosterdijk
Rotterdam
Baltimore
Limon
Havana
Port Limon
Post Achieves Big News First With Kaiser Yield Report
The Post issued an eleven o clock extra in Boston yesterday with Germany's full reply to President Wilson's demands and the Kaiser’s yield. It was the earliest paper on the streets, beating rivals by about half an hour.
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Maritime Towing Movements from Various Ports
Br a mixed list of ships and barges detailing towing assignments from Perth Amboy South Amboy Sewalls Point New York Philadelphia Portsmouth and other ports. Vessels include Cheektowaga Strafford Detroit Germantown Leesport Moselem Richardson Enterprise Eagle Hill Draper Juno Annie Neponset Haute Greenwood Hungerford Cassie P N Co 12 and more with target destinations Lynn Salem Portland Gloucester and Lynnborne.
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Bulmer
Portsmouth
Philadelphian
Popham
London
Aberlour
Graves
Gibraltar
Pathfinder
Boyle
Porto Rico
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Keene
Aguirre
Mayaguez
P. R
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Whitney
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LT. Co
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le Blanc
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N. 8
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Elizabethport
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Tapley
Salem
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Ford
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Kemp
Cadossa
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Hoyt
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Hampton
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Haute
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Paoli
Hungerford
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Post mobilizes for German note with record press run
The newspaper mobilized its departments to publish the Imperial German government reply. Editors delayed only to ready extra editions and the full text was on the street within 12 minutes after receiving the note by wireless. Afternoon papers selling with only half the note.
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Young Officer Dies After Illness. Rites at St. Joseph
A young officer in his th year, ill for two days with appendicitis, lived with his mother and sisters at 59 West Cedar Street West Indies. A funeral high mass will be held at 9 a.m. today at St. Joseph's Church.
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Funeral Today For Officer Edward F. Hartin
Sergeant James P. Smith will head the Athens Street Station detail from South Boston at the funeral of fellow officer Edward F. Hartin.
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Athens Street
Boston
Edward F. Hartin
Lawson's Son-in-Law Pays Millinery Claim
Blaine Stanwood son-in-law of Thomas W Lawson paid a claim of 336.98 to Driscoll Inc a Boylston street millinery concern. The payment followed sheriffs attempts at the millinery companys direction to bring Stanwood into the poor debtor court and was disclosed in a statement from Alexander Stoneman Driscoll counsel.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Driscoll, Inc
Boylston Street
Driscoll
Alexander Stoneman
Stanwood
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