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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1915

Page

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U S S Warns Germany Over Unrestricted Submarine Warfare

The United States urges Germany to stop attacking neutral shipping and ensure safe passage on the high seas. It calls for disavowal of wrongful acts, reparations where possible, and adherence to wartime rules of warfare and international obligation.

Berlin United States Germany

Washington notes Berlin reply awaited on submarine war policy

President Wilson issued a note to Germany demanding an end to submarine warfare. The response hinges on Kaiser Wilhelm’s stance as officials assess whether friendly relations can continue. The moment marks a pivotal diplo matic juncture in U S German tensions.

Washington United States Germany Kaiser America Wilson Maine Havana Vera Cruz Bryan Gerard

Widow of Vanderbilt offers 1000 dollar body reward

The widow of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt offers a $1000 reward for the recovery of his body after the Lusitania disaster. The report chronicles Vanderbilt's background including Yale class of 1899 and his roles in horse shows and society.

Altman Hodge Tennant Alfred Vanderbil Eisle French Newport R. I Cornelius Vanderbilt Yale Vanderbilt National Horseshow Association of America International Horseshow of London

Strain Shows on Wilson and Bryan After Lusitania Sinking

Washington May 14 The strain of the Lusitania sinking has visibly affected President Wilson and Secretary Bryan. Dr Cary Grayson, the president’s naval aide, ordered a rest for Wilson and blocked rail travel to New York for a fleet review. Grayson arranged a Mayflower cruise and a full rest. Bryan has aged visibly, his face drawn and eyes bloodshot as the crisis persists.

Washington Wilson Bryan Lusitania Cary Grayson Grayson New York

Riots erupt as Italy debates peace and war

Rome reports indicate King Victor Emmanuel may favor peace after Premier Salandra resignation offers a path to a new government. Rioters attack German shops and clash with troops while mobs demand an immediate declaration of war. Milana clashes kill and wound several as Albania insurrection unfolds with troops sent from Brindisi.

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Water samples taken as Rattlesnake Lake rise threaten Seattle supply

Seattle health authorities analyze water from reservoirs as Rattlesnake Lake in the Cedar river watershed rises 1.1 feet to 889.9 feet. Plans are considered to divert water via a canal to Snoqualmie river while Cedar Falls town faces encroachment and possible condemnation to protect Seattle’s water. Dr J H McBride and City Engineer Dimock lead the inquiry.

Seattle Rattlesnake Lake Cedar River Cedar Falls Ide Dimock Rathesnake Lake Snoqualmie J. H. McBride

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