British Fleet Attacks in Grand Fleet Victory at Jutland
Eyewitness account details the night action of Jellicoe Beatty and the Queen Elizabeths at Jutland. The British squadrons maneuvered to cross the German line, sinking derfflinger and other ships while dealing with gas shells and limited visibility. The battle ends with the German fleet outnumbered and retreating.
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Beatty
Jellicoe
Lin
Beateruisera
Queen Eliza
Revenue
Royal
Sport
Evan
Jutland
Canfons
Bik
Dleer
Rman
Germans Lost 16 or 17 Warships in Jutland Fight
A London briefing cites official circles claiming German losses in the Jutland sea battle include two battle cruisers, at least one and perhaps two battleships, four light cruisers, eight destroyers, and one submarine. It notes possible additional damage and discusses ship identities, denial by Germany, and strategic implications for British and Russian fronts.
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THES
New York Times
London
The
Daily Mail
Jutland
Mberg
Hindenburg
Jellicoe
Beatty
England
Berlin
Seydlitz
Merni
Aalborg
Sonteswil
Elbing
Holland
North Sea
English
Doggerbank
Derfflinger
Moltke
Atlantic
Germany
Courland
Baltic
Copenhagen
Placia
E Scotsman
Admiralty Inventory Sparks Debate on War Damage Policy
The Admiralty provides an inventory of British losses sparking discussion on whether German policy of admitting nothing aligns with modern warfare conditions and if the accounting accurately reflects damage.
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Admiralty
Survivors Claim Destruction of German Dreadnought Hindenburg
Edinburgh reports survivors from British destroyers claiming the Hindenburg was sunk after a massed attack in the Jutland battle. The account describes torpedo strikes, destroyers ramming alongside, and broadside volleys as waves of smoke and shellfire masked the action.
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Edinburgh
Jutland
Grand Fleet
Grand Fleet engages heavy forces amid Jutland reports
An officer recalls the surge of the Grand Fleet as ships formed for battle. A semi official British source suggests the Hindenburg may have been sunk, though the Admiralty has not confirmed. The initial official stance was that the Hindenburg was not in the Jutland fight.
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Jutland
Grand Fleet
NEW York Times
London
Amon
British deny German report on naval losses
The Admiralty issued a statement denying German claims that a British destroyer was sunk off the Humber and the cruiser Euryalus burned in the Skagerrak. London asserts no British warship was destroyed by Germany since May 31 and criticizes the German statements as exaggerated.
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Humber
Tipperary
Euryalus
Skagerak
London
Euryulus
North Sea
Yma
Criticize Admiralty Course Laments London Papers
London editorials denounce the governments move to compel Colonel Churchill to review Admiralty reports and issue a public statement. The Morning Post criticizes misleading wording and the implication of defeat, arguing the news conveyed a message of a great victory.
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London
Admiralty
Morning Post
Navy Victory Announced After Admiralty Statement
A fragment notes a navy victory praised by the Admiralty as a great triumph. The terse wording hints at official announcement by leadership, with reference to triumph and leadership figures.
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Admiralty
Officers Killed in Jutland Battle Report
London June 5 A British Admiralty list shows 133 officers killed in the Jutland clash with most losses among the cruisers Queen Mary Invincible Indefatigable Defense and Black Prince and destroyers Tipperary Turbulent Fortune Ardent Nomad Nestor and Sparrowhawk. Warrior and Sparrowhawk officers largely saved. Casualties among petty officers and men from other ships total 116 killed and 235 wounded.
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Jutland
Adiralty
Lst
Queen Mary
Invincible
Indefatigable
Defense
Black Prince
Tipperary
Turbulent
Fortune
Ardent
Nomad
Nestor
Shark
Warrior
Sparrowhawk
Bars Up at Wilhelmshaven
The Wilhelmshaven Zeitung reports a May 29 notice from the fortress governor forbidding most visits to the town for several months. Only urgent cases qualify, and written applications must be made to the police in advance.
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Copenhaghen
Zeitung
Wilhelmshaven
Kaiser not surrounded by guardians says Zimmermann
Berlin reports Eugene Zimmerman of the Lokal Anzeiger defends the Kaiser against claims he is sheltered by advisers. He argues the Kaiser is well informed about German currents, mentally mobile, dutiful, and a self conscious emperor who rejects a "walled" rule and desires a free Kaiser in line with German wishes.
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NEW York Times
Berlin
The
Hague
Eugene Zimmerman
Lokal- Anzeiger
Kaiser
Cannekewall
Herr Zimmerman
Wilhelm II
Archang
Allies Stop Checks Sent to War Victims
A Berlin to Chicago cable reports British censorship of American checks sent to relatives in Russian Poland. C. L. Marcus, aide to Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society, explains about drafts lost to mail censorship and Bank of the United States involvement.
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New York Times
Chicago
Berlin
Sayville
Chicago Daily News
Daily News Today
England
America
American Chamber of Commerce and Trade
State Department
Europe
London
Wilson
Great Britain
Sare
Poland
C. L. Marcus
Society
New York
Leon Sanders
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society
Marcus
Bank of the
United States
Judge Sanders
Warburg
Hamburg
Bank of the United States
C. L. Mareua
Fraudulent Adverts Under NYT Insertion Leads to Arrests
Information sought to arrest and convict anyone who obtained money via fraudulent or misleading advertisements in The New York Times. Advt.
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