Survivors of Carolina voyage reach New York in fog
The schooner Carolina survivors, 161 passengers and 40 crew, arrived in New York led by the Ryan Voughs. They reported a submarine attack off Cape May, a storm, and harrowing experiences. Wounded and hysteric passengers were cared for at hotels and hospitals as details of the raid emerged. The incident prompted naval caution and ongoing searches along the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Pees
Ryan Voughs
Carola
Cape May
Harbour
Trainiigeijlton
San Juan
Mairol
Aly Sirena
Carolina
Ixhil
Fatean
Auwidl
Halig
KN. Vowel
Paterson
Ned
California
Wireless
Dino
Willy
Wich
S. C
Carolina Delng
Batoré Teak
Flying Jn
Catalina
Homlard
Ategobion
Mie Atlante
Eins
Uvis Slo
Ely
Enlist Here in Woman's Land Army
Mn Anbuckle of Firo has been visiting the city while considering joining the Woman's Land Army in Amocion for county gorges in the coming simmer. Mrs. Aphuckle hosted at Mrs. J. Whittlesey's home. Mrs. Whittlesey named chairman. Applications for information may be sent to Mrs. Whittlesey at the Red Cross. The program, run by the Woman's Committee of the Council of National Defense, aims to recruit many young workers for field and factory work nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mn Anbuckle
Firo
Woman's Land Army
Amocion
Gorglee
Aphuckle
J. W.his
Mary Whittlesey
Ee Land Amny
Couneil of National
Defense
Isibeing
Insurance Rate Cut Affects Marine Filming Labor
Washington June 3 A telegram reports a reduction in insurable rates for men engaged in maritime film production from 85 to 19 cents per thousand. Officials say further increases in insurance costs next year will be announced after a full rule review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ooadoo
Corry Site Favored for Workhouse Plan
Trustees of the inter-county workhouse project will meet at Youngsville next Tuesday to discuss site choice. Joseph F. Rogan of the county commission says the Cent precinct site was approved after a week of discussion. The plan envisions a modern facility with courts and capacity for about 1,000 prisoners, to be funded from public debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Luna
Workhoung
Younwsville
Joseph IF. Rogan
Loot County Commission
Convention Opens Here Tomorrow At Busy County Assembly
The Tirle County Association convention opens tomorrow with a full program across departments and sessions. Delegates start with registration, devotionals, and Bible study followed by reports from several departments including Home Mission and Temperance, plus missionary instruction for adults and a Rural Life Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie
Tirle County
Tommorrow
Jima
Insii Osha
Bryan
Bric
Cottrell
YAU
FI. M Mons
Mra
Warringtons
Dr WE
Taylor
Cementry Convention
Jom
Gad
Dread
Direrional Servier
Malloy
iDisensaton
Nunior
Ties Rowett
Munsell
Mes
J. M
Baptist Chureh
N. C
Kinrington
Mier
Secondhand Casualties Reported by War Department
General Pershing reported 107 American casualties with 4 killed in action and 12 died of wounds or disease. Four were listed as noncombatant while 40 were wounded in action, with two missing. Among the fallen were Majors Joseph Seubert of Mord city and Joseph Rugh of Blvlentan, who died from wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prean
Washington, D. C
Pershing
War Department
Joseph
Seubert
Mord City
Joseph Rugh
Blvlentan
Israve
One Soldier Badly Hurt at Station
Sensational reports claimed a troop train east of the passenger station injured several soldiers as crowds waved from windows. Officials later said only one soldier was seriously hurt, treated by medical unit surgeons. reports of multiple injuries were unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle
Tamvestown
Yamumon
Jamestown
Cottrell
Sama
Red Cross Treasurer's May Report and Notes
The May 1918 Red Cross treasurer’s report lists receipts from donations and memberships totaling $1,959.74 and expenditures including supplies, freight, and relief, with a total May fund of $1,270.57 and overall assets of $8,208.08. Reports from division and scarcity guidance urge chapters to ship kits promptly, provide weekly tallies, and continue support for drafted men heading to embarkation ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uipa
Rear Lake
Rom
Atlante
Newport News
Wode Os
Barton Townsend
Dir
Bureau of Davetopment
Woverthless
General Fund
United Pros
Mynry Wood
Tota Eeeseeys
Americans on Marne Front Recapture Neuilly Halt Counterattacks
United Press reports Americans on the Marne front recaptured Neuilly after a fourth heavy assault by German forces. British observers note minor night operations, while French lines claim steady progress and a strengthened post position. Reports detail renewed German assaults along a wide arc near Carlepont, Aisne, Solasona, and Donileras with Allied counterattacks gaining ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Marne
Gay
Neailly
Wbanp
Montana
Trency
Addy
Brénebayar Giftye
Carlepont
Croyon
Aunrechos
Aisne
Donileras
Ax Niles
Solasona
Nroy
Anidorth
Courey
Griauly
Newt Rikotina
Fourty Thousand Negroes Called to Service in June Draft
Washington appears to announce a new draft call listing forty thousand Black men to be entrained from June 20 to June 25 for military service. The action adds to the year’s total called, including five hundred Pennsylvanians assigned to Camp Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania
Sherman
Episcopal Trustees Meet Today at Phoenix Hotel
The Board of Trustees of the Erie diocese met today at the Phoenix Hotel to discuss aging clergy and other business of importance. Dr Aigner presided with attendance from Tumor Wiehucklett Erle Harry K. Gregory New Castle Mr Forrest and Mr Fallop Smethport Thomas Galmney Stadford Josiah Howard Huypers Um and Rev George F. Potter Du Hola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malayopal Diocess of
Erie
Lolay
Phoenix Hotel
Hey
Aigner
Frantin
Tumor Wiehucklett
Corry Boy Aboard Troop Train Visit Home
First Lieut Relph Weaver Jr son of Mr and Mrs R M Weaver of this city was seen with his sister Miss Josephine and mother during a brief stop at Camp Bund ton Kansas on a troop train. Buckley a classmate of EM Ranton joined Weaver on the train. Arthur Torek enlisted in the navy mechanical engineers and spent yesterday with parents before leaving for Cleveland aboard the Great Lakes naval station contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relph Weaver Jr
Airs
R. M. Weaver
AniNesy
Camp Bunston
Kan
Josephine
Nis
Liout
Buckley
Elassmate
EM ‘Ranton
Weaver
Arthur Torek
Mechanical Engineers Department of the Navy
Jett
Cleveland
Great
Lacon ‘Navel Station
Chicago
Registration at Union for youth 200 plus report
A lengthy registration day at Union attracts a large crowd as more than 200 youths from Black Hill area are expected to report. The food board warns that those failing to register face serious penalties and drastic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morroiy
Wen
Bluck Hill
Teachers Association congratulates Supt. Wilson retires
The Teachers Association expresses appreciation for C. L. Wilson over five years and congratulates him on becoming Tacoma School Superintendent. They regret his departure from the city and wish him success. They note the resignation of Harriet Martin from Fairview School for a position in New York state and extend best wishes for her future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
C. L. Whlson
Wilson
Viso
Harriet Martin
Fairview
New York State
Miarin Ds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Caplily
Aurora Lwavinge
Panters
Hhiksenwry
Europe
United States
Huttleiont Neval Yesels
Want
Corry
Onen Forum
Tames
Scott
John A. Young
Dadla Stennett
J. Knox Montgomery
M. B. Chueh
R. B
Sinclairs
C. A. Blackmore
Che lAdult
Rural Life Conference
Debian
Seag
Aamdinesy
A. Agnicutturi
B. Pood
Aleattonsy
Hoyn
A. H. Hutt
HMS
Chateau Thierry
RED Cross
Corry Shapter A
Oval
Tetera
Stennett
Vell Télephone Co
Cot
Manne
Mota
Tee Eens
Garryowen Club
Ors
J.B. Patterson
Nettle Willams
Miss
J. Be Brooke
Jerome Hart
Broeton
Lucy Barber
Mrs. Olmstead
de. J. Knox Montgomery
Dr.ml 1
Tatespliter
A. G. Pontlathwwatt
Treas
Marne Front
Neuilly
Paris
Flanders
Episcopal
Teachers’ Association
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!