Moewe Captain Reveals Exploits and Appam Capture
Berlin reports Captain von Dohna-Schlodien describes Moewe actions against the Clan MacTavish and Appam. He recounts warnings and shellfire, ships altering identities, and a prize crew securing chests of gold and sailors from the British navy.
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Moewe
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Appam
Overseas
Moowe
Germany
British Buy Bromide to Make Poison Gas
Osaka reports Japan exports large bromide quantities to Great Britain for poison gas production. Japan discovers bromide from brine after rock salt scarcity, using salt-farm brine and new chemical factories. Also notes plans for American Congress on Child Welfare to be held in Buenos Aires next July with English translations for Americans.
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Japan
Mainichi
Great Britain
Congress
Julieta Lanteri Renshaw
National Child Labor Committee
New York City
International American Congress
North
South America
Buenos Aires
Harry F. Bard
Pan-American Society of
United States
America
Mixed reception for mandate on China’s monarchical plan
Advices from Hong Kong say the state department mandate abandoning the plan to restore monarchy in China has met mixed reactions in south China. Supporters of Yuan Shi Kai expect a peaceful settlement while opponents say the mandate comes too late.
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Shanghai
China
Hong Kong
State Department
South China
Yuan Shi Kai
Hickory Electric head Dasher retires as Shuford takes over
N 8. Dasher who managed and financed the Hickory Electric company sells his interest to James C. Shuford and will retire May 8 as transfer occurs. The town marks April 10 as annual clean up week. W A Self, candidate for North Carolina attorney general on the Democratic ticket, says he remains in the race despite contrary reports.
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James C. Shuford
W. A. Self
North Carolina
Keep Up Old House Closed to Lincoln Site Maintenance
Washington March 24 Congress appropriates $200 yearly for the upkeep of the house opposite Ford's Theatre where President Lincoln died after being shot by John Wilkes Booth. The small appropriation funds preservation of the historic site.
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