Loss of Life on Lusitania Reported in London
A chaotic, casualty filled account details the sinking of the Lusitania with an estimated 1 600 deaths. It notes numerous notable passengers aboard and lists survivors brought to Queenstown and Kinsale. The article mentions U S involvement and cites names of prominent travelers as among those lost.
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London
Sieainahin Fatatlinik
Kingile
Queenstows
Kinsale
Queenstown
Queensown
United States
Conaid al
Port Can
Alfred Gwynne Vander Tit
Claries Frohman
Werk Hubbard
Dustus Miles Worman
Charles Klein
Enigmatic World War II Vessel Warnings Reported
Fragmentary Morning Post dispatch describes enemy awareness of a submarine and distant alarms. It notes air warnings to flee, ship maneuvers, and the crew reacting as officers claim battle readiness and plans to avoid confrontation.
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Adler
Tuek
Tama Park
United Tates Ragards
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MMAR TAKEN FROM ATMA DIES
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a death and notes about medical or chemical context with garbled place names and terms like bacteria. The readable fragments reference names and dates in a damaged historical newspaper style without a clear event.
Submarine attack and fiery sinking near Quaens town
Survivors describe a German submarine firing torpedoes at a passenger liner. As chaos spread, boats filled with passengers struggled to beach and abandon the sinking vessel. Rescue efforts saved hundreds, but many perished or vanished in the ensuing waves and explosions.
Uneasiness in Washington Over War Sinking News
Washington May 7 officials awaited official word on the sinking of a British liner and the fate of American passengers. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan faced cautious, scattered reports as allies urged restraint while awaiting British and German admiralty findings. Congress and Foreign Relations Committee members expected to be consulted on policy changes amid fears of a broader conflict.
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Washington
United States
Almor Jeang
Bonerat
Aimorigny
Wilson
Vale
Bryan
Iolor
Leon
Thrasher
Broneht
Hishtab Iit
Great Britain
Gigi Wu
Germany
Priya
Praia
New York
Alert for Lusitania news prompts Naval inquiry report
Reports of possible warnings and messages about a vessel believed to be in danger prompted inquiries at the Navy department. The German embassy line is noted as stating the vessel was armed with ammunition and faced possible destruction under admiralty law, with doubts about circulating sensational rumors.
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Ton
Avy Department
Tai
Lusitania
Carman Admiralty
One Hundred Bodies Arrive After Tragic Voyage
London reports 658 survivors from the disaster and five dead, with 100 more bodies on an armed trawler. Few first class passengers saved. Cork and Queenstown hospitals report strain as lifeboats carry sixty four people and sixteen crew. many are severely injured. Additional arrivals and ships referenced, including the Storm Duck.
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Mey
Krows
Dublin
Survivora
IAEA
Queenstown
Cork
Thane Cillea
Taushijia
Fred
Utotar
Literbeth
Tito
Qacepstown
Porter Charlton Happy Time at Asylum
Rom Mayo via Paris May 7 Porter Charlton declares the time in the asylum the happiest of his life while awaiting trial for his wife’s murder. Defense doctors argue temporary insanity. a court-appointed expert may oversee the asylum examination, possibly delaying proceedings for two months.
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Mayo
Paris
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Leis
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Maldani
Maggiotto
Examination Delayed As Trial Set For December
The case moves forward with the examination process continuing and no trial starting before December. Lawyers say further proceedings will determine dates and any additional motions.
America Must Assert Herself in Response to German Atrocity
May 7 report on sinking of the Lusitania includes statements from prominent figures in Britain and America. Leaders condemn German piracy and call for U.S. action, asserting civilization demands a firm stance against German aggression.
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United States
Germany
Celine
Lord Sydenham
Bombay
Sir Gilbert, Parker
Willaares
Tritain Wena
Great Britain
Roosevelt Calls Lusitania Sinking a Global Piracy War
Theodore Roosevelt denounces the Lusitania disaster as piracy on a vast scale. He argues the attack killed many in Belgium and endangers civilians, stating action is owed to humanity and national survival.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Louisht
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Belgium
Fallow County
Matton
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