British Losses in Flanders Reported Heavy
London dispatches say British casualties in recent Flanders fighting are very high. Lord Hamilton claims Grenadier Guards lost their colonel and 16 officers killed or wounded with only 300 of 1100 men surviving. Cameronians suffered severe losses and war authorities concealment is criticized. MP Sutherland notes Colonel McLean and four officers killed with others wounded. Times lists 25 officers killed not in official lists, totaling 338 officers wounded or killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Flanders
Lord Hamilton
Grenadier Guards
Cameronians
Scotland
Gordon Highlanders
John E. Sutherland
War Department
McLean
Times
Callaghan Tax Claims Amid Office Abolition
State tax commission reports Callaghan has tax claims but no job. In Mobile, the county tax commissioner’s office, held by D. J. Callaghan, is abolished. Settlement of pending cases transfers to the county official. Governor signs bill abolishing county offices. commission to hear cases and return to the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
State Tax Commission
Mobile
D. J. Callaghan
State Commission
American Vessel Ordered to Court
The American steamer Maracas, sailing from New York February 22 to Rotterdam and Copenhagen with packing house products, has been ordered before a British prize court at Hull. Detained at Kirkwall since March 11, it is expected the United States will name a consular agent there amid numerous ship detentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Rotterdam
Copenhagen
Hull
Kirkwall
United States
Viking Returns to Port With All Horses Except One
Seeberg Steamship Company reports the Norwegian steamer Viking delivering all but one horse destined for St France and the French army after a stop in Bermuda. The vessel plans to return to port next month. Other ships including Dictator and Colombia are due with cargoes to Tela and Puerto Cortez while repairs proceed on Onaway and pending banana cargo from Puerto Cortez aboard Fijell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Kerr
Seeberg Steamship Company
Viking
St. France
Bermuda
Dictator
Belize
B. H
Margaret M. Ford
Pascagoula
Miss
Colombia
Fort Gaines
United Fruit Company
Tela
Puerto Cortez
Onaway
Ollinger & Bruce Dry
Bodo
Chamlecon Steamship Company
Fijell
Maritime Movements Across Gulf and Atlantic Ports
Ships arrive and depart at Freeport Galveston New Orleans Port Arthur Norfolk Jacksonville Key West Charleston Savannah Pensacola Wilmington Newport News Norfolk Tampa Port Tampa and Port Tam pa with vessels from New York Havana Liverpool Boston and Veracruz. Multiple str. names appear with arrivals and sailings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Texas
Kennebec
New York
Galveston
Crown of Toledo
Liverpool
Charles E. Harwood
Tampico
el Mundo
North Pacific
Norfolk
Miguel M. Pinillos
Barcelona
Hugh Kelley
New Orleans
The
Tyne
Marinette di Giorgio
Bluefields
Momus
Turrialba
Bocas del Toro
Arranmare
Manchester
Newport News
Atenas
Havana
Swan Island
Marowling
Port Barrios
Belize
Porto Cortez
Rayo
Vaniero
Ital
Genoa
Jacksonville
Fla
Van
Miami
Onondaga
Boston
Philadelphia
O. H. Brown
Key West
Strs. Olivette
Port Tampa
Governor Cobb
Hornsby
Port Arthur
Thomas F. Pollard
Texas City
Charleston
Savannah
Merrimack
Baltimore
Sadie CC
Saba
Custodian
Bristol
Miriam
Copenhagen
Raphael
St. Nazaire
Penobscot
Lars Kruse
Korsoer
Mechanician
Avonmouth
Vinland
Nov
Coastwise
North Point
Melrose
Malcolm Baxter, Jr
J. Lawrence
Guantanamo
Dorothy Palmer
Rio Janeiro
B. Winslow
Governor Brooks
Bayard Barnes
Para
Brazil
Tampa
Nueces
Alamo
City of Philadelphia
Fort Myers
Lampasas
Thomas B. Garland
Manzanillo
Strslith
C. A
Thaw Safe for Month at Least in Legal Delays
New York March 19. Harry Kendall Thaw avoids commitment to Matteawan for at least a month as writs and adjournments stall the hearings. Justice Bijur plans weekly delays, while Stanchfield pursues further actions. Also three hundred crew from German cruiser Dresden moved to Quiriquina Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Kendall Thaw
State Hospital
Matteawan
Supreme Court
Bijur
Thaw
John B. Stanchfield
Alfred Page
Page
Ingraham
Dresden
Juan Fernandez Island
Quiriquina Island
Talchahuano Bay
Cascarets Promote Rapid Relief For Bad Cold
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly laxative to cleanse the stomach and bowels. It claims to remove sour undigested food and foul gases, reduce bile in the liver, and ease headaches and congestion by morning with a 19 cent box.
Suit Over Farm Management and Profits Dispute
Terry J L Moore through attorney Francis J Inge sues Amelia L Abbott for 15000 alleging breach of an agreement to cultivate and manage farms and orchards and share profits and claims Abbott blocked operation and withheld due payments. Barnett and Bugg sue Paul B Ray for 7500 on an account for work and labor. H H McClelland represents the plaintiffs R H and HK M Smith for Paul Jones filed suit in the law and equity court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry JL. Moore
Francis J. Inge
Law and Equity Court
Amelia L. Abbott
Barnett & Bugg
Paul B. Ray
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. M. Hoyt Shoe CO
E. H. Britton
Dauphin Street
Manchester, New Hampshire
City Ticket Office
South Royal St
H. E. Jones, JR
Aritine. Matters and River News
Ady
Bryan
Italy
Washington
Charles Schimpf
United States Printing and Lithographing Company
Mobile Sugar and Development Company
Ervin & McAleer
William T. Henderson
John M. McVoy
H.C. Lowenstein
Frank Smee
Count di Cellere
Russia
Senate
Kentucky
Lucile Smith
St. Emanuel St
John Francis Valley
P. O. Box
Kathleen J. Bru
Bay Avenue
Nora O'Connell
Charleston St
Daniel C. Stanard
Hallary Nugent
Broad St
Dorothy Carter
Gavin Smith
Harris St
Joseph M. Clark
S. Commerce St
St. Patrick C. Smallwood
State
Joseph R. Ollis
S. Jefferson St
the Item
Empire Theatre
van Antwerp
Huyter
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