Attack on French steamer Radioleine near Maryland coast
Navy reports a destroyer rescued survivors from the French steamer Radioleine after an enemy submarine attack off the Maryland coast. Several vessels were sunk or damaged, including schooners and steamships, as U S naval forces hunted subs and tightened patrols along the Atlantic.
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Maryland
Etl
Avey
Tuiduilaine
Roiter
Navy
Phinivly
Neriinkyn
Taeil
Atlantic
Ant Te
Mitergit
Navy Department
United States
Magelaid
Edward Taird
Carolina survivors recount sinking and rescue at sea
Survivors describe the sinking of the Carolina by a submarine near an Atlantic port. They detail lifeboat escape, German crew conduct, and rescue at sea, with multiple passengers including Miss Lilian Dickinson and Miss Charlotte Terking: all survivors evacuated to hospital and awaiting transport home.
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Carolina
Atlantic
Womis Dnity
Morris
Almorg
Inicio Teasiel
Officuy
Pune
Lilian Dickinsen
Arlington
Maes
Splicedale Watley
Maichdel Mamil von Bie
Vivors
Lillian Dickin- Heop
Survivors of Core nna ship reach shore amid anthem and band
Twenty light survivors of the Core nna, sunk by a German sub off Cape Heplopen, land ashore to the tune of The Star Spangled Banner. Thousands watch from the beach as the Lula Temple Band and Shriners help survivors ashore. Guards and public celebrate. Shriners raise 1000 dollars for survivors. Mrs P J Hamilton of San Juan among rescued, aiding the exhausted and guiding others through the crowd.
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Atlantic
Cape
Edmund Shaw
South Carolina Avenue
Shriners
Lula Temple
Philadelph
Shiners
Potentabe W. Freland Kendrick
Lnm
Crow
P. J. Hamilton
San Juan
Port
Sixteen Carolina Survivors Reach New York Harbor
Survivors of the steamship Carolina landed on the Delaware coast Sunday morning arrived in New York City at 1 9%doc and were to reach Pennsylvania station from Lewes Del at 8 o clock but delayed until late night. They wore new clothing that concealed recent sea service and naval men led them to an unknown destination for care.
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Wight
Shum
Iva
Tiyun
Nice States Army
Ney
Mamilton
Nes
Texel
New York
Tecey Nuws KU
Towry
Toralomon Street
Brooklyn
G. Tf
Nelson
Troaklye Ke Margernaneconvices
Uroghlini de Seguia
Mobile
Ali
Ighthouse
Oiginnds
J + hi Williams
Ont Cube
Brie
Jonnes Ge Co
Carvey
Cenit Tao
Justors Wid J AL Goyaun
Banyan Don
Slirey Hstulin
Jehu Caugie Sohn A
Courtoy Meal Byam
Connelly
Tler
Hoech
Harel
Carolina
New York City
Delaware
Lewes
Del
Unter
Warton
Pscal
Jeelly
British Ship Reaches U S Part With Life Belts on Passengers
Passengers aboard a British steamer arriving in the United States were ordered to wear life belts as German raider alerts heightened tension. About forty five passengers, including women, wore belts while the ship zigzagged toward port amid anxious, restless crowds. No explanation given for sudden orders.
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U.S
Agron
Unclear OCR fragment on maritime incident
Fragmentary text describes a mine sweeping vessel Parsius deprived of boats and a liner sinking into port with minimal details. No clear events, dates, or sources to confirm.
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Np Parsius
Heavy Cannonading Heard by Lighthouse Crews of Delaware
Crews from a lightship off the port report hearing a heavy cannonading sound described as a distant rumble. The event location is about thirty miles off the Norwegian Gunes, with no naval officer statements available. Reports mention possible relation to the Hivenfolls fighterlip near Cape Henlopwr, though reliability is uncertain.
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Navy Department
Delaware
Daniels
South Atlantic
Department
Lewige
Jane
Nolawary Gunes
Naval Offeere
Cape Henlopwr
Storm at Night Strikes Survivors on Carolina Steamer
Survivors recount a night at sea as a Carolina steamer broke apart amid a calm yet deadly storm. Passengers battled darkness, drifted for hours, and watched the horizon for light as aid began to arrive and fear gave way to cautious hope.
Ocean tragedy recounts doomed Atlantic voyage and rescue
Survivors describe a brutal storm scene as a launch capsizes and sinks, leaving one woman clinging to wreckage until rescued. Elena Donato Virol of Puerto Rico is identified among the survivors. many passengers and crew were rescued by a British vessel after drifting at sea for days.
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Meliite
Sivat
Atlantic
Cologne
State Department
Coloene
Tre
West
Elena Donato Virol
Barto Rico
Sho Ison
New York
Leain
Five
Hanrrington
Det
Ivegutomobile
Norfolk
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Lowe
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Anistes Lance
James M. McCafeforay
John Joseph Emanuel
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Belmont G. von Tenner
Walter H. Morton
Richard Lawrence
Amine J. Debeneiliitz
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