F-4 Submarine Lying Submerged Off Honolulu With 25 Crew
The American submarine F-4 carrying 25 men is submerged about two miles off Honolulu harbor. It went under at 0-151 a. m. Thursday and has not surfaced. Naval officials fear suffocation from possible tank breach as rescue efforts continue. Lieutenant Alfred L. Ede, born in Nevada on July 4, 1887, commands the vessel which lacks food supplies and may be weeks submerged if air remains.
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Naval Academy
Admiralty reports sinking of U ships deepen danger at sea
London reports that U 24 is believed sunk with all hands. A British admiralty note says U 25 may also have been destroyed. On March 31 the U 29 reportedly sank six ships near the Scilly Isles in thirty six hours. The steamer Headlands captain says U 29 was commanded by Otto Weddinges, famed for earlier strikes on Hogue Aboukir Cresey and Hawke.
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Teutons Sink Dutch Ship Medea in Channel
London report says Dutch steamship Medea sunk in the English Channel by German submarine U-28. The vessel carried 8 cargo of oranges from Britain. crew were rescued by the British destroyer Teviot. The Medea sailed under the Dutch flag and was Dutch.
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U S Flag Defiled in Mexico Sparks Reparations Demand
The State Department says Secretary Bryan has pressed the Mexican government for reparation after the American flag was torn down at the home of John D. McManus following his murder and looting by Zapatistas two weeks earlier. A separate item notes F B Chee Brough filing a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Boston with assets listed at 9721,278 and 372079 liabilities.
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Michigen
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Submarine menace tied to San Juan naval actions
The Overseas News agency reports Captain Hanssen and Officer Jamesen of the American steamer Jason were deprived of coat mind by British forces near Savannah to Bremen. Washington orders a destroyer to San Juan to safeguard neutrality amid German subs Odenwald and President. Parker placed on guard duty in New York as Mohawk is repaired.
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Guantanamo
San Juan
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Wers Odenwald
Daniels
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New York
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Telegraphic Notes from March Reports Retired Navy Man Dies
Seaton Nebraska notes the sudden death of Michael C. Drennan a retired A N on March 14. He entered the navy in 1863. In New Orleans March 24 reports suggest fifty thousand men in an unnamed region should return to France. Gabriel Fercand French consul general warns branded cowards must be expelled from French societies or face consequences. Paris-U.S. tensions rise. In London March 25 George Joseph Smith stands trial for murdering three wives. prosecutor Bodkin notes the brides in bath case and that Smith had five marriages.
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Hodkin
Mexican General Blanco Executed in Aguascalientes
Washington reports General Blanco, longtime Interior minister under Kulale and a key leader in the provisional government, was executed January 27 at Aguascalientes for treason. Details indicate Caranza opponents and Villista forces disrupted the capital, with clashes near Matamoros and Nosve Laredo anticipated as troops move toward the border. American interests note delays at Tampico as Canfield clearance questions arise, while twine producers press for crop safety and transport assurances.
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Generet Naffarste
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Msas
Vishal
Omciai
Tampi
Canfield
Custom House
Tampa
Willcongg
Generst Carranza
Daniels
Ygtatan
State Department
Colville Barclay
Progreno
Yucatan
Dintiyette Cage
Mary Mona Jackson Widow of Gen. Jackson Dies
Mary Mona Jackson widow of Gen Thomas J Jackson, famed Confederate leader known as Stonewall Jackson, died at her home in Charlotte North Carolina. Born in Mecklenburg County North Carolina to Rev Robert Morrison, she became a widow when her husband was killed at Chancellorsville in 1863. The obituary notes her long years of ill health and family ties to the Morrison lineage.
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Fragmentary note on nearby political figures and deaths
A rough, garbled line mentions nearby figures and a probable death. The text is too incomplete to extract names, dates, or clear events. It appears to reference an attorney and local individuals in a stray, undecipherable form.
Whisky loaded wagon crash near Graf tea
A Fairmont West Virginia report describes a wagon loaded with liquor from Oakland to Grafton that crashes near a coal mine. The reckless driver, paralyzed by fear, drove on as onlookers watched the team move toward rocks. Twenty guests at the mine quickly bought liquor as the driver pushed on.
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Austria to Sue for Peace Through Vatican Sources
London dispatch cites the Errhange Telegraph with diplomatic whispers that Emperor Frans Jogers seeks peace via the Vatican to avert a broader conflict. The Ramie correspondent reports several long talks with papal representatives in Rome as Austria hopes for the Pope's mediation.
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McAdoo in Critical Condition After Surgery
Washington reports Attorney General McAdoo is in serious condition following his removal and subsequent operation. Doctors say the wound is not improving, and his vitality remains low as the providence hospital staff monitor his recovery.
Wireless saves all on ship during perilous voyage
A distressed vessel, the Denver, reported sinking and asked for help while 1,300 miles from New York. The Atlantic Transport liner Hiner and several steamers diverted to assist, rescuing many lives as they converged on the casualty scene near four o'clock.
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Wilson's Answer Implies American Reply Timeline
Fragmentary Washington dispatch quotes President to respond to British order. Officials in White House expect a reply within the next twenty four hours as London awaits a formal communication.
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Weath
Towas
Honey as sugar substitute in breakfast and dessert recipes
A retro recipe note describes using honey in place of sugar for breakfast and baked desserts. It mentions apples stuffed with honey, a bread crumb mix, and a custard topping. The instructions cover mixing honey with eggs, milk, and flour, then baking bread pudding and a honey cake for flavor and texture improvement.
Fruit Utilization Guide From An Old Recipe Note
Soft fruit should be cooked with a little sugar to make a sauce or jelly. Leftover fruit can be sieved for sauce, added to ice cream, or pressed into a crumble or rice mold. Apple cores and peels are boiled, strained, and thin jelly made to spread on apple tart. Peel and lemon rind are used for flavoring and preserving.
Bisle Bread Uses and Variations in Recipes
The text describes stale bread being dried and crisped, then ground or rolled for croquettes or croutons. It notes keeping bread covered and suggests uses in soups, puddings, omelets, and various dishes, with references to egg yolk and cornstarch in a recipe context.
Fragmentary Notice Teases Hidden Local Details
Uneven OCR text hints at a local notice or column fragment. Readable names or places are not clear, but the garbled lines suggest a brief public or civic item, likely detailing an action or timetable without full context.
Fragmented overheated ad copy and comic snippets
A garbled OCR page presents an assortment of filler content including an ad for Cuticura ointment and nonsensical dialogue. It also contains stray quotes attributed to Dr. Frite Metzler and various glimpses of humorous anecdotes, with misread names and places. The readable parts suggest a seed of product promotion and light community humor.
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