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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1916

Page

14

German Destroyers Sunk as 150 Ships Engage in Battle

A Hague report via Amsterdam to Central News says six German destroyers were sunk by the British and a large cruiser was towed into Kiel harbor. About 150 ships are said to have fought. Sailors from Britain and Germany are not expected to be interned in Holland as they promised not to attempt escape.

Associated Press London Hague Amsterdam Central News Kiel Holland

German fleet under heavy fire in Baltic battle report

A fog bound sea fight near Helgeland sees German dreadnoughts hit by British fire. Six Zeppelins take part as the German fleet splits. one cruiser Invincible is led by Admiral Hood in the battle cruiser squadron.

Copenhagen Helgeland Naesborg Cape Hanstholm Jutland Horace Hood Invincible

Commander of Elbing Sinks After British Gunfire

Dutch and German sources confirm the German cruiser Elbing, a 4000 to 5000 ton fast ship with 450 crew, sank after British bombardment. Captain Madling ordered valves opened to speed the sinking, most crew taken by torpedo boat, 21 remained aboard as it foundered, later rescued by a Dutch trawler. Driftwood and bodies floated as several warships were seen aflame or sinking.

Associated Press Ymuiden Netherlands Madling Wilhelmshaven

Six Ill-Fated Ships From Portsmouth Sinks News

Crowds gathered at Portsmouth docks and newspapers after the battle in the North Sea news of six British ships sunk. Relatives and friends awaited word on the crews of Queen Mary Invincible Black Prince Fortune Sparrowhawk and Ardent with Admiralty statements offering limited details.

Associated Press Portsmouth Eng Queen Mary Invincible Black Prince Fortune Sparrowhawk Ardent British Admiralty Great Britain

Crew of German Cruiser Elbing Landed in Ymuiden

Three officers, three petty officers, and twelve sailors from the German cruiser Elbing, lost at Jutland, landed at Ymuiden. One officer says Elbing sank after a ram from another German ship. another claims she exploded from internal guns. A boat with crew and British officers was brought in by the trawler Bertha.

Associated Press Ymuiden Holland Jutland

Six Zeppelins Take Part in Naval Fight Off Jutland

London reports six Zeppelins engaged the British fleet near Jutland. L 24 was hit badly yet reached Schleswig coast with wounded crew and thrown supplies overboard. Berlin says Emperor William pressed Admiral Prince Henry and Admiral Capelle amid fleet activity.

Associated Press London Jutland Copenhagen Daily Mail Schleswig Berlin Emperor William Prince Henry of Prussia Adni Capelle

German U-28 sunk after naval engagement reported

Exchange Telegraph from Copenhagen says U-28 torpedo boat was sunk in battle. Three survivors rescued by a Swedish steamship report that all 102 crew members perished. Survivors say about twenty German torpedo boats were destroyed and overall German losses were colossal.

Associated Press Estberg Denmark Avis Lamvig Thyboroth Canal Ekstrabladt Ringkjobing London Copenhagen

German Naval Victories and Losses Mark WWI Seas

The article recounts British and German naval engagements from 1914 to 1915, noting Beatty's daring Helgoland dash, Dogger Bank clash, and raids on Yarmouth to Lowestoft. It highlights losses to British ships Hogue Cressy Aboukir by U-9, and distant German victories at Coronel and the Falklands with ships Scharnhorst Gneisenau Nürnberg Leipzig and Dresden destroyed.

Admiral Beatty Dogger Banks Bluecher Yarmouth Scarborough Whitby Hartlepool Lowestoft Hogue Cressy Aboukir Europe Coronel Chile Cradock Good Hope Monmouth Falkland Islands Scharnhorst Gneisena

Hood Believed Lost With Invincible in Jutland Battle

London reports Rear Admiral Horace Hood likely went down with the battle cruiser Invincible during the Jutland engagement. Hood, 46, commanded the Invincible as second in command of the battle cruiser squadron and served as a senior naval figure at the outbreak of war.

Hood Cruiser Associated Press London Admir Horace Hood Invincible Jutland Admiral Hood Gearerey Admiralty

Germans Claim Victory in Grand Naval Battle

Berlin reports a major naval clash with Germany claiming to hold the field after heavy British losses. The battle near Norway and the Danish coast saw the sinking of the Warspite and Indefatigable, with 34 British battleships engaged and Wilhelmshaven as the landing point for most German ships.

Scheer Commands German Battle Fleet at Jutland

Berlin reports Vice Admiral Scheer led the German high seas fleet in the Jutland engagement with Vice Admiral Hipper directing the scout division. The battle lasted from 5 to 9 pm, with heavy losses on both sides and German torpedo boats suffering many sinkings. Naval airships aided reconnaissance. Scheer, praised as a top tactician, had assumed command in February.

Amsterdam London Berlin Scheer Jutland Hipper North Sea Admiral Hipper von Pohl Admiral Scheer General Marine Department Admiralty David Beatty Bluecher

Wounded Reach London Amid Cheers After North Sea Battle

Wounded men from the North Sea clash reached London today and were moved to hospitals or homes by Red Cross ambulances. Crowds cheered at railway stations while the admiralty reported the loss of the Queen Mary and feared total casualties near 5,000 officers and men. Vice Admiral Beatty was stated to be unharmed.

London Red Cross Admiralty Evening News David Beatty Battle Cruiser Squadron

Federal officers break up baseball pool scheme

Federal authorities arrested two men in Erie for running baseball pools in violation of federal laws. The operation allegedly used subagents in forty four cities with a hub in Harrisburg. Two other men, R T Williams and Edward M Hill alias McKee, are being sought. Authorities in Harrisburg provided the update this afternoon.

Erie Harrisburg R. T. Williams Edward M. Hill McKee

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