Kingstonian denial clears mystery of Nantucket loss
Boston October 13 The British steamer Kingstonian, reported torpedoed off Nantucket, is confirmed safe and miles away by Leyland line manager John Thomas. The mix up likely tied Kingstonian to Norwegian tanker Christian Knudsen, with no Kingstonian record in local maritime logs. British vessels sail including Corunna and Memphian, while Kansan prepares for Genoa voyage amid submarine fear and costly delays.
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Submarine Raids Kay Raise Issue Over U S Trade
Washington officials signal fear that a prolonged German submarine campaign off Nantucket could trigger broad policy actions beyond international law. Shipping dislocation, higher insurance, freight congestion, and possible embargoes loom as key concerns shaping response should Atlantic trade be harmed. The Dutch steamer Ploemersdijk incident adds to unease.
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Neutrality Patrol Rumored Near New England Coast
Newport October 13 report says three destroyers Jarvis Drayton and Fanning left harbor at full speed last Thursday and were expected to join a neutrality patrol along the New England coast in response to the German submarine raid. Other destroyers in harbor were being readied with steam up.
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City of Madras Halted Near Ambrose Channel Lightship
The British steamer City of Madras, 3400 tons, was intercepted off Ambrose Channel by the US destroyer Sterrett after ignoring a stop signal as it left quarantine. It returned to Staten Island, fearing submarine attack, and was later cleared to sail after officials verified papers.
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Industrial Board Completes Labors Paris
Six weeks of inquiry by the American industrial commission in France reveals a broad readiness to widen trade with the United States. Chairman William W. Nichols says obstacles arise from a lack of knowledge about France and hesitation to use local opportunities. The commission plans to sail home on the Rochambeau from Bordeaux Saturday.
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Electrical railway meet in Atlantic City
The American Electric Railway association held sessions in Atlantic City on October 13. Frank J. Sprague, who built the first successful trolley line, led a historical review of the industry. L. S. Storrs of New Haven was elected president and E. B. Burritt of New York was reelected secretary treasurer. Sprague urged electrification of steam roads as the great future field for electric transportation.
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American Electric Railway Association
L. S. Stors
Connecticut Company
New Haven
E. B. Burritt
New York
Sprague
Hughes Stand on Lusitania
Louisville October 13 Charles E Hughes answered a question on what he would have done when the Lusitania was sunk. He said the state department would be equipped to command world respect from day one and that actions aimed at preserving peace and protecting American citizens would keep relations friendly. thus the Lusitania would not have been sunk.
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White Star Liner Adriatic Sails Out of New York
The White Star liner Adriatic carrying 333 passengers and 18 000 tons of war munitions sailed from New York at night with all lights out. Destination announced as Liverpool, course set east from Sandy Hook, reportedly following freighters Pannonia and Minnehaha within the three mile safety zone.
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Wilson attacks sectionalism during Indianapolis good roads tour
President Wilson defended the Democratic Party against sectional charges in Indianapolis while addressing good roads advocates and farmers. He urged unity, praised highway work, and warned that reviving sectionalism shows provincialism. He spoke to packed crowds, attended a luncheon with Gov Samuel Ralston, and then left for Long Branch.
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Thirty seventh annual Building Association League opened
The thirty seventh annual convention of the Building Association League of Thi nois opened here Thursday with 250 secretaries of building and loan associations present. Reports were received from Pres. Mark Rider of Chicago, Secretary M. E. Vasen of Quincy, Treasurer Lake W. Sanborne of Galesburg, and chairmen John L. Novjak and Charles Werno of the finance and law committees.
Serbs Hold Hall of Invaders Near Sailly Saillisel
Paris reports French forces north of the Somme made progress west of Sailly Saillisel with strong artillery battles again erupting south of the river. Serbs in Monastir territory repulsed Bulgarian assaults and held Brod. Italians near Trieste advanced with 1,700 prisoners. Romanian retreat and British gains noted along the front.
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Peage Discussed In The Pelghstag
Berlin Oct 13 wireless from Say ville reports the Reichstag budget committee praising the German army and navy and the leadership behind their gains as chances for peace appear poor. Socialist leader Herr Phillipp Scheidemann and Count Westarp debate peace terms while German aims for territorial integrity and independence are asserted.
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War Minister Lloyd George Discusses Ireland Manpower
In the house of commons Sir Edward Carson pressed Ireland's contribution to the war effort. War Minister Lloyd George responded that there is a doubt about available manpower and reserves, but it is necessary to assess them.
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Night of Violence in Bayonne Strikers Clash with Police
A deadly riot in Bayonne New Jersey on October 13 left one man dead and at least twenty wounded as striking Standard Oil workers battled police and militia. Dozens injured, several expected to die, with guards firing on rioters looting and burning sheds near refineries. Authorities detained about 30 strikers, saloons closed, and a police dead line prevented further passes as a second skirmish erupted late night.
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Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Isadore Natilly
Harris Martin
Edward Green
Allies Reply 10 0 5 Mail Protest
Washington reports identical memorandums from Britain and France replying to the American protest against neutral mail seizures. The envoys promise to minimize delays while asserting legal rights over mails. The note rebuts claims of arbitrary seizure and maintains the allied policy as nonconceded.
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State Department
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High Seas
Forecaster Hicks Dies at 71 in St Louis
ST LOUIS Mo Oct 18 Srl Hicks an astronomer and long distance weather forecaster and publisher died here Thursday night of pneumonia He was 71 years old He is said to have amassed a fortune through the publication of Hicks Almanac.
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Investigation Ordered Into Shooting Incident in Douglas
Douglas Ariz Oct 13 Mexican consul to ask Eng T FP Davis commanding the Anzuna district to investigate the shooting of Miguel Fontesca Naco Sonora customs guard as announced at the Mexican consulate in Douglas.
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Hughes Demands Freedom Not Slavery in Kentucky Tour
Charles Evans Hughes pressed his campaign in six Kentucky towns arguing that Wilson era reforms have become a new slavery. He denounced government meddling in business, bureaucratic merit limits, and vague anti trust definitions while railing against “government by holdup” and the loss of constitutional protections.
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Mustering Out Eighth Illinois Infantry at Camp Lincoln
The First Illinois field hospital arrived from the Mexican border and moved to Camp Lincoln. Eight Illinois infantry colors are in camp and began mustering out on Thursday.
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