HURRY FROM GERMANY 100 REACH LONDON TODAY
Relief likely for Americans unable to raise cash by disposing of business interests. Ambassadors report about 100 Americans have left Germany and will reach London tomorrow. Funds include $75,000 from prior government aid and $1,000,000 more raised by Americans abroad. Hotels report few American guests. Names listed include Aborn, Neue Ver, Cunliffe Owen, Hyman, Lippincott, McClure, MacBride, Minahan, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spe Tu
Washington Post
London
Pige
Germany
Atr
American Committee
Reid
Tomor
Tae
Pasengers
Aborn
George E Neue
Cunliffe Owen
Edward
Sarn
R Foster
J Foster
HO K Cates
Walter Gibbons, Jr
Austin Hyman
Guy Drummond
Kurt
EF Jackson
Samuel Lippincott
Jethoiles
Wy McClure
Dr Hamilton Jr
Richard MacBride
British Columbia
P J Minahan
U S Ships Take Risks Amid War Zone Contention
Berlin dispatch cites German newspaper Vossische Zeitung on American note to Germany. It quotes Lansing as sharp in tone versus Bryan while asserting US neutral rights and that submarine warfare will continue if US ships enter the war zone. Arrival of Dr Meyer and von Bernstorff messages delays answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdamsia
London
Berlin
Kotmache Volkszeltung
Lansing
Bryan
Lansin
Wilson
Rica
Neurals
Lansing” Ferlin
Vosslache Zeitung
Anton Meyerse
Caint von Bernstorff
Washington
Germin
Prapare
Hoke Smita
Georgia
Germany
Great Britain
Mr. Martin
Virwinly
House Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Tennessee
Lusitania
Anton
eyer-Gerhard
Cunt von Bernestorff
Weather and Tide Table for Washington District Area
Daily forecast notes high and low tides for the area with times and conditions. It includes temperatures and rainfall, plus expected showers and unsettled winds across regions including Virginia and Maryland.
Submarine No 51 Sinks Two British Battleships in Turkish Waters
Special Cable report from Constantinople recounts Capt Otto Herzing detailing the submarine No 51's 5,000 mile voyage from Wilhelmshaven to the Dardanelles. After slipping past Gibraltar and Malta under fire, she torpedoed and sank the British battleships Triumph and Majestic, then disappeared again amid destroyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Washington Post
London
Otto Herzing
World History
Wilhelmshaven
Triumph
Majestic
Herzing
Ang
Malta
Dardanelles
British Cruiser Sunk Openly Claimed by Austria
Vienna reports Austro-Hungarian submarine No 4 sank a small British Liverpool type cruiser near the Albanian coast on June 3. Britain and Italy deny the sinking, with Italy asserting the British ship is not sunk and part of allied operations. The Liverpool class ships are 430 feet long with 4 6 inch guns and heavy torpedo armament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sayville
Vienna
No 4
Lieut
Singale
St Jean Medua
London
Bristol
Gloucester
Newcastle
Glasgow
Dresden
Italy
Rome
San Giovanni di Medita
Gulf of Drin
England Is Still Short of Shells and Shirkers Threatened
London June 11 David Lloyd George addressing engineers at Calais Wales vowed to organize South Wales and speed up munitions output as Lancashire did, to establish war factories. He warned that Britain is short of shells, urging equal sacrifices and reminding shirking exists under the defense of the realm act and the powers of the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lloyd George
London
Calaif
Wales
David Lloyd George
South Wales
Lancashire
Silver King Slain in Street by Mysterious Underworld Plot
Chicago dispatch reports Pietro Catalanetto known as the Silver King, a feared North Side underworld leader, shot in an alley near Sedgwick Street. His wife and daughters mourn and vow vengeance as detectives chase the slayer amid mafia rumors. Also covers Senator Newlands praising Wilson and predicting his peacemaker role in ending the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Little Italy
North Side
Silver King
Pietro Catalanetto
West North Avenue
Catalanetto
Mitchell Brothers
Sedgwick Street
Criterion Theater
Catlanetto
Lane Technical High School
British pay first U S cotton claim in preempted cargo case
The British embassy announced a settlement payment of 16 cents per pound to Messrs L Wolff & Co for cotton on the steamships Dicido and Livonia. The payout, about £59,000 or $235,000, is the first of many claims by American cotton shippers whose cargoes were seized. No other claims have been perfected yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
London
Messrs L Wolff & Co
Dicido
Livonia
Lansing Sits in Cabinet as Note to Berlin Awaits
The cabinet met with Acting Secretary Lansing in place of Bryan. The group discussed Germany and awaited a response to the latest American note delivered to Berlin. Officials expect two weeks for a reply and will inform Germany of facts from the Cushing bombing incident. The Mexican question also featured in the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Bryan
Germany
Gerard
Berlin
Cushing
Wilson
White House
German crewmen from Prinz Eitel Friedrich to face immigration action
The Department of Justice may pursue Lieut Brauer and several sailors missing after the Prinz Eitel Friedrich's arrival at Newport News. Officials say they left the ship before internment and parole, and could be prosecuted under immigration law if located in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lient
Brauer
Newport News
Department of Justice
aMclass
Lieut
Prinz Eltel Friedrich
Norfolk
United States
Lawa
Department
State Department
Germany
Russia
Japan
San Francisco
Vladivostok
Lisut Brauer
Prinz Xiel Friedrich
Newport Newa
Hamilton
Lieut Brauer
Prinz Eitel
Prinz Eitel Friedrich
Beatty
Norfolk Navy Yard
Fort Monroe
Navy Yard
Prinz Eitel Friedrich Land
Prinz Hitel
British search liner Nieuw Amsterdam reports Luftwaffe attack near Ramsgate
Passengers aboard the Holland America Line ship Nieuw Amsterdam describe three British trawlers being attacked by German Zep pelins in the North Sea and bombs dropped near Ramsgate. The liner was held by a British cruiser for 412 days during inspections and five passengers of German or Austrian birth were sent to detention camps. Terthus Van Dyke, son of the American minister to The Hague, was aboard with his mother and sister. About 150,000 Belgian refugees in Holland are being cared for, with some returning home or moving to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North Sea
Nisun
Amsterdam
Nieuw Amsterdam
Downs
Terthus van Dyke
Henry van Dyke
Hague
Henry Vandyke
Holland
England
Public Men Generally Commend Wilson Note on Peaceful Outcome
Washington comments on the German note express approval from Senator Hoke Smith and Senator Martin of Virginia. Representative Flood and Representative Thetus W. Sims urge that the note seeks peace and avoids provoking conflict, while Sims notes the note resembles supplication over a war precedent tied to the Lusitania incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
Parisian and Berlin notes on German naval policy
Berlin reacts to the American note with cautious optimism and hope for renewed talks while London papers praise moderation. Dispatches describe Washington pressing Germany to abandon submarine warfare. U S officials view the note as firm but not an ultimatum.
District Court News Alleging cruel treatment seeks divorce and alimony
Eugenis D Kittredge files for a limited divorce from Herman D Kittredge alleging violent scenes mortal fear and insults at their Baltimore marriage on October 1 1914. She seeks alimony and a restraining order while noting his Navy division clerk salary and royalties from books. The report also mentions custody action by Forrest Smith for his daughter Thelma May Smith and list of indictments including murder forgery rape robbery false pretenses and adultery with judges and legal figures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenis D Kittredge
District Supreme Court
Herman D Kittredge
Navy Department
Baltimore
Harriet Freebey
Alfred D Smith
Forrest . Smith
Thelma May Smith
Justice Gould
Sue E Smith
Mr Smith
Hyattsvile
W P Plumley
Arthur Jones
Alias Johnson
Georga Wiliam Marshall
Charles Fowler
Ray Perry
Sumner Hill
Wiliam L Jackson
Laura Upshur
Frank Costello
James K Davis
Gilmore Dillard
Frank M . Boyee
Jesse E Baker
Carroll M Riley
Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder advertisement
Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease the antiseptic powder for the feet. It makes tight or new shoes feel easy gives relief to corns and bunions prevents blisters callouses and sore spots. It is marketed as the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Sold everywhere. 25 cents. For a free trial package address Allen 8 Olmated Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Olmated
le Roy
N.Y
Marshall Sees German Note as Just and Timely
Indianapolis June 11 Vice President Marshall welcomed the official communication to the German government. He praised its tone and contents and urged Americans to support arbitration and peace while upholding the nation’s duties. He said the President speaks for humane unity and urged German agreement with its views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Marshall
America
Italians Occupy Gradisca and Push Toward Tarvis
Italian forces seize Gradisca six miles southwest of Gorizia and press through Predil Pass toward Tarvis as Austrian defenses collapse under heavy fire. Reports from Geneva say Gorizia battle leaves 8,000 to 10,000 Austrian casualties. city hospitals overwhelmed, wounded cared for in private homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Predil Pass
Gorizia
Rome
Gradisca
Austria-Hungary
Innsbruck
Ploeken
Austria
Laibach
Udine
Fred:l
Tarvis
Solera
Geneva
Paris
Tribune
Italana
Dernburg Offers Plan Defends His Interviews
Former German cabinet member Dr Bernhard Dernburg, en route to Norway aboard the Bergensfjord, discusses leaving the United States and his Lusitania remarks in a Ritz-Carlton interview. He declines to comment on President Wilson’s note or Secretary Bryan’s resignation, saying he has not commented on purely American issues and will depart tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Newlands
Bryan
Bryans
Wilson
America
Berlin
United States
Washington Post
New York
Bernhard Dernburg
Bergensfjord
Norway
Ritz-Carlton
Lusitania
Germany
Derburg
Dernburg
American warnings vs European travel on contraband ships
Renly urges the U S government to advise citizens to use only American or non-contraband ships to Europe, arguing this would remove risks. He notes criticism of his Lusitania remark and predicts Berlin’s likely reply, while Washington wrestles with press vilification and a puzzle contest for a vacation fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renly
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Cologne Paper
Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington W
Columbia
Lerl
Suneday
Mt Ffahort
Tiatect
Salt Pawrence
Inet
Taroueter Develoelow
New
Dlo Valley
Alec
Wyoming
Monta
Artanet
Cheyenne
Jahsonville
Harpers Ferry
W Va
Potomac River
Niewaeps
French
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Hart
Britain
Senator Newlands
Underworld
Black Hand
Catalanetta
Mra Catalanetto
Ernest Mueller
Hudson Jevenue
Nevada
Kaiser
Martin
Virginia
Standard
Times
the Times
Wilhelmstrasse
Atlantic
Daily Telegraph
District Court News
Covington
District Supremes Court
Gould, Stafford and McCoy
Leroy B. C Delaney
Oklahoma
Delaney
de Janes
William Henry Dentag
District Bar Association
Schwartz & Peltman
Seventh Street
Edmonston
Conn
Wwe
Relee
Stk
D Sts
N. W
Tith Street
R. W. Claxton
H. H. Butler
la Ave
Tdistrict
Notle
District of Alumina
Angau
Bankers Met Incorporated
Washington Stork Erxchange
Prichards
Dannette Hodge
Brunswick
Fise Elgin Bige
Pa Ave
7Th St
Rover Doane
Byron
Adams
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Sal
H ND Parker
Miller
National Electrical Supply Co
ISIS
Phere W. Son Eee
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F Street N
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!