What Boston Germans Say By Max Otto von Klock
Secretary of the National German American Alliance speaks on the Lusitania, the German blockade, and its aims. He argues the torpedoing was justified, US-Germany relations would not be harmed, and predicts future tensions with Japan. He notes Germany’s humane blockade and ongoing naval developments.
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Max Otto von Klock
National German-American Alliance, Inc
German Relief Fund
Lusitania
Germany
England
Lusitania Sinking and Survivors at Kinsale Harbor
Personal letter from an American citizen connected to Germany discusses the Lusitania disaster near Kinsale Harbor with reference to survivors. He ponders whether England would enter war with Japan and emphasizes his family ties and national perspective.
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Kinsale
England
United States
Japan
Germany
Professor Munsterberg declines to comment on Lusitania
Harvard psychologist Professor Hugo Munsterberg refused to discuss the Lusitania destruction. He said the matter involves real war and he does not want to express any opinion or give a statement to anyone.
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Hugo Munsterberg
Harvard
Professor Kuno Francke Responds To Lusitania Torpedoing
Professor Kuno Francke of Harvard said the Lusitania torpedoing surprised him and left him unsure how to respond. He admitted he had not formed an opinion yet on the new development in the European war.
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Kuno Francke
Harvard
It Is War, Mrs. Von Mach Says War Comment
Mrs Edmund R Co Von Mach, connected with Bradford Academy, declares that the only criticism possible is that it is war. Those who criticise the action are addressed in strong terms as the war implication is stated.
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Edmund R. CO. von Mach
Bradford Academy
Germany rejects submarine warfare as equivalent to blockade
A spokesperson argued Germany does not recognize a new warfare method, insisting Germany has no less right to blockade than England. She noted warning was given to tourists before sailing and those onboard assumed risk unless relying on British assurances.
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Germany
England
England and Germany Clash Over Submarine Blockade
Dr Rudolf Hutz argues England provoked Germany with its blockade forcing German submarine actions. He says Germany had to respond to British tactics and hopes international law will protect civilian ships. He, however, wishes no loss of life and calls for England to yield to lawful shipping rights.
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England
Germany
Rudolf Hutz
Sinking of Lusitania labeled as mere incident
The article argues the Lusitania sinking was only a wartime incident. It says any British or German vessel entering New York could be seized or sunk by British forces. It suggests the submarine aimed to capture or destroy a large British ship with cargo.
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Kinsdale
Ireland
Hugh O'Neill
Hugh O’donnell
Lusitania
Waterland
New York Harbor
John F. Hurley
Danvers
Fern Croft Inn Company
Ford Car
United States
Fern Croft
Sheraton
Belgium Annexed by Germany Proclamation Reported
The Daily Mail's Rotterdam correspondent says Antwerp posted a proclamation dated May 5 declaring Belgium annexed by Germany. The claim notes Belgium's annexation by the German Empire.
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Belgium
London
The
Daily Mail
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Germany
Lusitania Queen of the Sea and its Record Harbors
The Lusitania defined speed on early transatlantic runs, setting a then record five days and 54 minutes to New York. Its sister Mauretania later broke that mark. The article details ship dimensions, tonnage, keel design, watertight bulkheads, and automatic closing doors, highlighting unsinkability features and the vessel's vast scale.
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England
Germany
New York
Clyde
Cunard Captain Turner Led Lusitania Command Since 1903
Captain Turner, a Cunard veteran since 1903, began his seagoing career with the Alleppo and rose to command the Lusitania. His tenure reflects a long service record in transatlantic liner operations.
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Cunard
Lusitania Vessel Described With Immense Scale and Luxuries
A historical account details the Lusitania’s massive dimensions and components including 26 000 steel plates, 4 000 000 rivets, a 65 ton rudder, 280 ton stern assembly, and 18 lifeboats. It notes turbine engines of 70 000 IHP and four propellers, plus lavish accommodations across first, second, and third class with dining rooms, lounges, and private amenities.
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Lusitania
Lusitania Sails Fearlessly. Cunard Agent Confident
Charles P. Sumner, Cunard general agent in New York, assured Saturday that there is nothing to fear for the Lusitania’s safety. He said the liner will proceed to Liverpool as regularly as before, claiming she can make 25 knots under pressure and no submarine can catch her at that speed. The admiralty is said to be protecting the Lusitania well.
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Charles P. Sumner
Cunard Line
New York
Liverpool
Admiralty
Beresford Blames Shortage of Cruisers
London May 8 Admiral Lord Charles Beresford blamed the sinking of the Lusitania on a shortage of cruisers to protect trade routes. He said the view had been his for years and reiterated it when asked for comment.
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London
Lord Charles Beresford
Change in telephone service and directory listings offered
The Commercial Department of New England Telephone & Telegraph Co invites immediate orders to modify service and have numbers included in the next directory. Contracts available at 119 Milk Street or 165 Tremont Street Boston or by telephone Fort Hill 12000. W. R. Driver Jr, General Manager.
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Milk Street
Tremont Street
Boston
Fort Hill
Commercial Department
Lusitania Cargo Declared Contraband of War
The Lusitania carried contraband valued at 750000 dollars including 280000 pounds of brass and copper wire 66000 dollars of military goods and 5471 cases of ammunition worth 200024 dollars. The ship had 5000000 dollars in war risk insurance.
Arrest of Chinaman on Murder Charge in Lawrence
Lawrence police arrest George Lee Quong proprietor of a laundry at 257 South Union street on a murder charge in the Tong Gow case. Inspector Mulhare made the arrest at the request of Boston police superintendent Crowley of Brooklyn.
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Lawrence
George Lee Quong
South Union Street
Tong Gow
Brooklyn
Joseph Mulhare
Michael H. Crowley
Boston Police
Cuticura Shaving Routine Ad Claims Velvet Skin
Razor preparation through Cuticura products described for shaving and cleansing. The ad promotes using Cuticura Soap for shaving shampooing bathing and toilet care, plus Cuticura Ointment for post shave skin and scalp. Free samples offered via post card to Boston. Sold everywhere.
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