Twenty six additional bodies saved in Queenstown search
Reports from Landers dated May 4 describe 21 more policemen reaching Queenstown and six others located at Skull, with the body of Alfred Vanderbilt not yet identified among the recovered. A Mexican consul general, A. Palla, was among those brought in, and Kate Hickson and Toni Harrison are named in pockets among the bodies. The scene remains chaotic with boats, lines, and search parties active.
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Liverpool
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Thorn
Queenstown
Alan
Billes
Hickson
Misy
Kathyrn Wickson
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New York
Toni Harrison
Harrison
Bridgeport
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Flying Fox
Stormenck
Percy Secombe
Peterboro
Ontario
Sox
CW Secombe
Hinsistir
Elfenbuth
German Liner Search and Harbor Action Near Hobowex
Reports describe a German liner search by cutters Casinet and Guidi near Hobowex harbor. In squads, vessels were scanned for signs of explosions or sabotage while authorities checked for potential hidden munitions or mines aboard. The effort focused on identifying danger and disruptions to shipping.
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New York
Guidi
Collyeter
Duitley Pielt Malone
Wien
Remidass
President Wilson notes Germany on war risk and reparations
President Wilson’s note to Germany, completed and transmitted to Berlin, asserts firm accountability for American lives and ships lost in submarine warfare. It demands two concessions: reparations for losses and mollification of Germany’s submarine program to prevent further attacks. The communication aims to deter war while signaling strength and humanity, with no outright threat of declaration.
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Wankington
Wilson
Germany
High Sea
Belin
Ita
United States
Wilson King
Wietlan
Italy Repeats Rejection of Vienna Reply Amid War Tensions
Rome reports Italy has again rejected Austria’s final territorial concessions as parliament nears start. The Glornale Italia urges King Victor Emmanuel to assume supreme command for national interest. In Trent, Crown Prince of Bavaria inspects fortifications as Tyrolese tensions rise. London notes naval actions near the North Sea with British destroyers vs German torpedo boats. French victories near Arras and Loos claim 3,400 prisoners as artillery and infantry push advance.
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Rome
Austria
Victor Emmanuel
Glornale M'Italia
Faron Sonnino
Italy
Ital
Bavaria
Trent
Tyrol
Trent Tins Bean
Ipnshrisek
Loose Wire Sparks Severe Accident on Burnt Street
An early report states a loose wire from a former Mulloy line struck two men on Burnt Street, causing injuries including eye strain. Captain Austin sought medical aid for Holghe, while Miehe recovered enough to move about. Haleht plans a legal action against Union Telephone for damages.
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Austin
J. ¢. Kibler
Holghe
Join Mulloy
Toowely
Shanibaugh
Haleht
Unsel
Union Telephone Company
School Board Approves Memorial Day Support and Finances
The school board held session last evening approving funds for Memorial Day service cooperation with the Grand Army. An order for 50 was issued to Wassey McKinney for commencement expenses while a $5668.74 balance on the Concord pool contract was authorized for delivery by C. D. Taker.
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Triivtvon
Livoune
Barlow
Schoola
Grand Army
Loveland
Wassey Mckinney
MIM
Concord
Concord Dool Done Iy 1912. Thin Ondor Drawn To Mr. C.D. Taker
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Suorivin
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Duo
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Fragmentary phrase about a lengthy session ends business
A damaged passage notes the phasage of many Dilla concluding the business of a lengthy session.
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Dilla
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