British Military Losses Mount in Flanders Action
London reports heavy British casualties in recent Flanders fighting. Grenadier Guards lost their colonel and 16 officers with about 1 100 men in the unit. only 300 survived. Cameronians suffered severe killed and wounded totals. Government secrecy condemned as prolonging the war. MP John E. Sutherland notes Colonel McLean and four officers killed with others wounded. Dispatch cites 1 25 officers killed not listed officially, total 388 officers or wounded.
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London
Flanders
Lord Hamilton
Grenadier Guards
Cameronians
Scotland
Gordon Highlanders
John E. Sutherland
War Department
McLean
the Times
Aimes
Callaghan Tax Claims Yet No Job, Commissioner Says
Commissioner White of the state tax commission notes Callaghan has tax claims but no present job. The Mobile county tax office under D. J. Callaghan is abolished, with remaining cases to be settled by the county official. The governor signed the bill abolishing all county tax commissioners, and the state commission will return to the capital Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
State Tax Commission
Mobile
D. J. Callaghan
State Commission
American Vessel Ordered to Court at Hull
The American steamer Maracas, sailing from New York February 22 bound for Rotterdam and Copenhagen with packing house products, has been ordered before a British prize court at Hull. It has been held at Kirkwall since March 11 and the United States plans to appoint a consular agent at Kirkwall due to many ships being detained there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Rotterdam
Copenhagen
Hull
Kirkwall
United States
Maritime update on ships docking and sailing schedules
Manager H F Kerr reports the Viking of Seeberg Steamship Co has reached St Nazaire with all horses except one. Viking due back next month as the line’s sole vessel. Dictator with Belize cargo at harbor. Margaret M Ford arrives for orders and may sail to Pascagoula. Colombia and Fort Gaines bound for Tela and Puerto Cortez. Onaway at Dry Docks for repairs. Bodo to depart with Puerto Cortez cargo. Fijell due in port with bananas from Puerto Cortez.
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H. F. Kerr
Seeberg Steamship Company
Viking
St. Nazaire
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 Ports Reported
Multiple arriving and sailing steamers and sailing ships listed for Freeport Galveston Port Arthur Norfolk Newport News and other Gulf and Atlantic ports with arrivals from New York Liverpool Havana Tampico and Kingston on March 18 including vessels such as Kennebec Crown of Toledo El Mundo and many others.
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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
Glenesk
Naples
Newport News
Justin
Marowline
Port Barrios
Belize
Porto Cortez
Wyvisbrook
Progreso
Yoro
Ceiba
Port Eads
Strs
Corinto
Nor
Kingston
Glenshiel
Thomas F. Pollard
Texas City
Charleston
Lenape
Jacksonville
Savannah
Merrimack
Baltimore
Sadie C. Sumner
New London
Nacoochee
Boston
Mobile (Rr
Manchester
Pensacola
Fla
Iona Tunnell
Wilmington
N. C
Cherokee
Georgetown
S. C
Auchenbrae
Custodian
Bristol
Miriam
Copenhagen
Raphael
St. Nazaire
Penobscot
Lars Kruse
Dan
Korsoer
Mechanician
Avonmouth
Vinland
Coastwise
North Point
Melrose
Malcolm Baxter, Jr
J. Lawrence
Guantanamo
Dorothy Palmer
Rio Janeiro
B. Winslow
Governor Brooks
Bayard Barnes
Para
Brazil
Tampa
Nueces
Philadelphia
Alamo
Key West
City of Philadelphia
Fort Myers
Lampasas
Key . West
Thomas B. Garland
Manzanillo
Port Tampa
Lith
C. A. Canfield
Mascotte
Havana
Thaw fate delayed as writs push adjournments
Legal maneuvers in New York keep Harry Kendall Thaw from Matteawan for at least a month. Supreme Court Justice Bijur granted four weeks of adjournments on writs of habeas corpus while Thaw’s counsel seeks to test his sanity and legality of commitment. In another note, 300 crew from the German cruiser Dresden were moved to Quiriquina Island in Talchuano bay.
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New York
Harry Kendall Thaw
State Hospital
Matteawan
Supreme Court
Bijur
Thaw
John
Stanchfield
Alfred Page
Page
Dresden
Juan Fernandez Island
Quiriquina Island
Talchahuano Bay
Caret advert claims Cascarets cure for bowels and cold
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a quick remedy for cold symptoms and indigestion linked to torpid liver. It promises a 10 cent box and later a 16 cent box, claiming cleansing of stomach, liver and bowels with the product easing headaches and grogginess by morning.
Breach suit filed over farm operation profits dispute
Terry L. Moore through attorney Francis J. Inge sues Amelia L. Abbott in law and equity court for 15000 alleging breach of contract to cultivate and manage certain farms and share profits while Barnett and Kugg sue Paul B. Ray for 7500 on an open account for work and labor. Attorneys listed for the plaintiffs and defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry L. Moore
Francis J. Inge
Law and Equity Court
Amelia L. Abbott
Barnett & Kugg
Paul B. Ray
H. H. McClelland
R. H
R. M. Smith
Paul Jones
Rappew
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F. M. Hoyt Shoe CO
Ritton
Daupain Street
Manchester, New Hampshire
City Ticket Office
South Royal St
H. E. Jones, JR
Maritime Matters and River News
Ady
He Clothing Company
Dauphin Street
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
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. ©. Lowenstein
Frank Smee
Count di Cellere
High Department
Cabinet
Russia
Senate
van Antwerp’s
Huyter
Auyter
S Supreme
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