German Ambassador Denies Lusitania Question Probed
New York May 8 German ambassador Count Von Bernstorff refused to confirm or deny official claims that the Lusitania was torpedoed by a German submarine. He told reporters he had no statement to give and would not answer further questions, citing lack of verified information. The interview followed public pressure and coverage of the Lusitania disaster as U.S. officials awaited official German response.
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Corncob Pipe Etiquette Prompts Quirky Debate
A tongue in cheek analysis from the Tadianngota News discusses corncob pipes and the social effects of smoking. It notes how new pipes require water dipping before use, causes a waxy coating on the mouth, and can lead to altered tongue sensitivity. The piece humorously warns mothers about sons adopting smoking habits and suggests buying a common pipe and leaving it around the house to spur appetite and eventual return of appetite.
Germany Faces War Threat and Hunger Plays Into Letters
A Washington correspondence outlines German hardline aboard against the United States, noting the embassy letter’s claim that Germany would threaten naval actions and possibly sink ships even if Americans aboard. It argues submarine warfare, framed as defense of Germany’s population, reflects a broader imperial stance and a warning to U S policy and hunger campaigns.
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Last Order of General Lee at Gettysburg Reunion
An account from a northern and southern veterans reunion at Gettysburg recalls General Lee’s last order. Governor Wise, aged and loyal to Virginia, rode with Lee toward surrender talks, meeting Lee amid mud and fatigue. Wise, astonished by surrender chatter, asked what to do, and Lee advised focusing on the path home.
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Welsh Singers on Lusitania Rescued After Torpedoing
Royal Welsh singers performed in San Antonio at the Mullentic theater when the Lusitania was torpedoed. The only rescued male performer was G. B. Lane, with Mildred Wiseman of San Antonio reporting a cable from Lane. The Royal Gwent Singers, a renowned group, visited San Antonio in 2014 and again in September, entertaining at luncheons and a church concert.
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Russian Army Landed in Turkey Amid Gallipoli Action
An Athens dispatch reports a Russian force has landed on the Turkish coast near the Dardanelles to attack Constantinople as battles along the Gallipoli line continue. Allied naval forces bombarded Turkish fortifications while German planes dropped bombs over allied positions, causing limited damage.
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Indoor League double wins with Calvary and McKinley
Sunday School Indoor League action produced two decisive games. Calvary Bar ust beat Evangelical Association led by strong pitching and pieper battery. McKinley Avenue edged Christian Scientists 16 to 1 behind solid hitting and Hamilton relief, with heavy offense from Breen and Stestat notes.
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Americans in London Urge Firm Action After Lusitania Sinking
A sympathetic yet fiery dispatch shows American residents in London outraged by the Lusitania disaster. They condemn Germany for the sinking, call for accountability, and support President Wilson’s policy while warning of a grave crisis if Britain and the Allies suffer further. The letter writers urge swift, decisive United States policy and condemn German aggression as a test of democracy.
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How to spot a pickpocket says Chicago News
A Chicago civil service exam guide lists physical traits of pickpockets for trainee detectives. It describes age 15 to 26, medium to tall build, soft hands, long slender fingers, shifting eyes, sallow complexion, and signs of drug use. It notes high-strung temperament and careful, non violent behavior.
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British Naval Officer Describes Dardanelles Bombardment
A British naval officer recounts the Dardanelles action, noting improved weather on May 25 allowed a renewed bombardment by the British and French squadrons. The fleet silenced one fort and reduced another, details of windmills near Yent-Shehr and a seaplane engagement are described, plus efforts to neutralize a Turkish battery and bombardment of Sedael Babr.
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Fragmentary account of town ablaze after shelling
A damaged fragment describes soldiers occupying a town that was shelled. Smoke filled the streets for about a quarter of an hour. When the smoke blew seaward flames erupted, red and yellow blaze spreading end to end as wind fanned the fire.
Kaiser’s Golden Hoard Fueled By War Preparations
A damaged account details Germany’s wartime gold hoard, once insured at £25,000,000, stored in a tower near Spandau. It describes massive guards, subterranean chambers, and the theory that newly minted English sovereigns were among the funds, with Britain’s 1872 ship labels surfacing on bags.
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