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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1916

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Morse forms new ship combine backed by syndicate

Charles W. Morse ex banker heads a shipping combine intended as the nucleus of a US mercantile marine. Thirteen ships reportedly acquired for over 5 million dollars will operate under American ownership with separate subsidiaries for each vessel. Nine ships serve archangel route to Russia with a thirteenth aiding South American trade. Zealandia purchased.

Morse New York Archangel Nussia South Mere Frederick Steamship Company Oruro Steamship Company, Limited Ocoma Steamship Company Northland Steamship Company Lansing Steamship Company Huron Steamship Company Minneapolis Mr. M Chemuns J. Go. Metallough Erie Railroad Charles W. Morse Erie Staten Iisland Steamship Company Ullis Company Morse Syndicate de Erie Mutual Transit Company Kawanna New York Central Lehigh Valley Railroads Interstate Commerce Commission Huron St. Faui William Castle Rhodes Welland Anal Progreso Mexico Progreso Harbor Great Britain Robin Germany New York Harbor New York Times United States Federal Penitentiary Atlanta National Bank of North America Fromm Atta

Grey Denounces Submarine Warfare in Britains Letter

Sir Edward Grey rails against Austro German submarine warfare in a letter to American Ambassador Walter Page. He cites the Lusitania and other ships sunk without warning as evidence of a settled policy by Austria Hungary and Germany and calls for adherence to ordinary humanitarian warfare rules.

Amer Sir Edward Grey Golconda Tam Austria-Hungary Germany

Lusitania Crisis Terms Sent To Berlin Amid Talks

The United States and Germany moved closer to settling Lusitania disputes as a tentative agreement was delivered to Berlin via Count von Bernstorff. The draft, approved by President Wilson and Secretary Lansing, calls Germany to acknowledge the attack as illegal and to pay indemnity for American lives lost.

Count von Bernstorff Berlin Lansing Apa Agra Germany Lusitania Great Britain Wilson White House State Department Lan- Sing Mediterranean Ial Ort)tries Herr von Jagow

Roosevelt Favored by Bull Moose Chiefs as 1924 Prospect

Chicago dispatch reports Progressive leaders, led by Roosevelt allies, pushing for a Roosevelt nomination at the 1924 Progressive National Convention. Delegates arrive. discussions focus on timing, venue, and alignment with Republicans, with Roosevelt's health and travel noted.

Terrific attack havoc in Sofia on French lines

A lengthy World War I dispatch reports a heavy German assault on a five mile front east of the For the Meuse and Champagne sectors with bombardments and gas. French counterattacks reclaim most lost ground while Paris cautions the objective was not achieved. British and Italian sources note continued artillery and air activity with casualties and strategic tensions across the Balkans.

HAVOG Sofia Mon Champagne Paris Tyahure Maisons de Chaupaine Farm Butte de Mesnil Butte de Mesmil Paria Butte de Meamiladd Meuse Bois Des Chevaliers

Quakers in London Cheer Conscription at Meeting

A London meeting at the Friends' Meeting House discussing war settlement devolved into pandemonium as boos and chants rose against Charles Roden Buxton. He attempted to speak on freedom of the seas but was met with cries questioning guarantees from Germany and pro conscription sentiment.

Mr. Perkins National Committee Perkins Florentine Congress Hotel Florentine Room Is Familiar As the Headquarters of Colonel Roosevelt Colonel Roosevelt House of William Jennings Bryan Bryan Wilson Palmer Judiciary Committee House Hous Committee St. Louis Washington Baltimore London Friends’ Meeting House Great Britain Charles Roden Buxton Buxton Germany

City of Lincoln Returns With 5 Million Dollar Cargo

Boston dispatch reports the British steamship City of Lincoln arrived from the Far East showing a flag trick to evade submarines. The ship carried 4000 tons rubber valued at 1.3 million and 2400 tons tin worth over a million, plus 66 000 cases of bean oil. Total cargo valued at about 5 million dollars.

Boston City of Lincoln Far East Mediterranean Atlantic Dalny Japanese Manchuria

Pecious Deerfoot Farm Sausage Promotion

Local ad from Deerfoot Farm in Southborough Massachusetts promotes Mace sausage products at the farm store. The notice invites customers to try the sausages to understand why they cost more.

Southborrough Mass

Florida Superior Service Leaves At 2 12 P M

Atlantic Coast Line and New York Florida Special trains run daily with three other all steel limited services. Office 1198 Broadway advertises schedules and travel options.

Florida N. Y All Steel Ltd

Verdi Liner Ordered to Dismount Guns by Pending Italian Talks

The Giuseppe Verdi, arriving in New York armed with two 3 inch stern guns, faces formal exchanges between Secretary Lansing and Italian Ambassador Count di Cellere. Washington seeks removal of the weapons before the liner sails, citing US policy against armed passenger vessels while Italy argues guns defend passengers against submarines.

Washington New York Count di Cellere America Italy United States State Department Persia

Lusitania settlement talks stall amid wording dispute

Washington January 10 final settlement of the Lusitania controversy delayed by disagreements over how to phrase the principles. German Ambassador Count von Bernstorff and Secretary Lansing held another conference with no final agreement reached, though outlook remained hopeful.

Associated Press Washington Lusitania Count von Bernstorff Lansing United States Germany Count Bernstorff Tenta

Dardanelles Expedition Costs and Plans Reported

Overseas News Agency reports 1.25 billion dollars spent by FB tente Powers on the Dardanelles expedition not including warship losses. Entente plans for Constantinople would divide control with Britain France and Russia each governing one third. Since April over 1,000 civil officers were assembled on Mudros to take civil posts after potential capture.

Berlin Sayville N. Y Today FB Tente Powers Dardanelles Entente Constantinople Great Britain France Russia Mudros

Relief Near Besieged Town Wins on Northern Bank

A relief force breaks siege on a northern bank town as Turkish forces attempting to block retreat press the perimeter. The relief victory shifts the balance after tense hours near the besieged area.

Northern Bank

British in Mesopotamia Surrounded at Kut-el-Amara

Constantinople dispatches report from Berlin stating the British army at Kut-el-Amara in Mesopotamia has been completely surrounded by Turkish forces. The Turks are said to have reached the main British defenses, threatening the central position of the British force.

Austen Chamberlain Hdl John Kowles Nine Mesopotamia Hil Heaith Percy Lake India Townshend Kutele Siva Chamberlain Gneral Aylmer Int el-Amara Kut Aylmer Tigris Campbells Argimer Prem Khora Amsterdam Ecomi Constantienople Wat-el- Amara Sheik Saad Wasreed Imam Alligarb Iuut el-Atmara Sheik Sand Ooo Paris Yeaterday Lepens Rozaj Heran Tia Tourak Lesnite Ipek Thugove Berlin Auve Balkans Berane Hiora Lim Biora Enems Montenegro Ebene’ Pte Constantinople Jorlin Kut-el- Arwisa Kut-el-Amara Champagne Sayville L. L Coverseas

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