28 May 1915
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
1
Reported aboard the Nebraskan, crew chief cites torpedo damage as cause of hull loss after a torpedo strike near Ireland. Captain and crew allege enemy action, noting a dramatic explosion and subsequent abandonment of ship while weathering rough seas.
An article fragment reports the shooting death of Samuel Rosenthal at an auction. The text is garbled with OCR noise but indicates a fatal incident linked to an auction setting and mentions subsequent actions or reactions. No clear dates, locations, or additional victims are readable.
Fragmentary OCR text reports storms, expected war toll, drownings, and various named individuals and places with scattered phrases about Bellacqua and Severn Went in Le Chonan. Content is disjointed and hazardous to interpret. main action unclear due to corrupted wording.
A garbled OCR style fragment asserts the Portuguese president resigns amid unspecified events. The main readable bits reference political turmoil and mentions places and names in a distorted stream, lacking coherent details or verifiable facts.
A damaged text fragment mentions Believed Deed, Toep, Prom Bes in el Seema Lustre, and Partagas items. It appears to be an oblique listing or note about a purchase or ownership claim, with unclear names and place references. No coherent event or date is discernible from the fragment.
May 27 dispatch reports a string of naval losses and actions. British battleship Majestic sunk by a German torpedo near Gallipoli. Morwenna wrecked near Kinsale. Danish steamer Betty disposed near the North Sea. U S submarine E-11 traversed mines to Constantinople, torpedoing an ammunition vessel and a transport. Princess Irene destroyed by accidental explosion with over 300 dead.
Have Your Servant Attend the Cooking School to learn professional kitchen skills. The advertisement seeks capable individuals for a demonstration and instruction role, detailing methods for heavy appetizing dishes and household culinary tasks with emphasis on practical, hands on training.
Long, tangled report covers debate over executive authority to order removal, with Senate proceedings, committee investigations, and references to a British Admiralty statement. It notes resignations, memo releases, and political maneuvers surrounding nominations and authority questions. Names include McNealy and various senators. events reference a seaside resort and a raid, amid tense parliamentary activity.
A heated dispute over work among elderly watchmen escalated into a fatal confrontation. The incident occurred in a confined area with several witnesses reporting tense exchanges and a final fatal blow. Police are investigating the motive and gathering statements from bystanders and possible involved parties.
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