Ancona Sunk by Austrian Submarine Report Claims 27 Americans Lost
A cable from Rome says about 27 Americans are believed dead aboard the liner Ancona after it was torpedoed by an Austrian submarine. The State Department seeks full details, while diplomats weigh warning notes and possible diplomatic steps with Austria and Germany. An American survivor is named among passengers. officials monitor whether the crew gave warning.
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Italian Liner Ancona Sunk by Submarine in the Med
Naples reports 320 survivors landed at Tunisport and 50 at Malta after the Italian liner Ancona was torpedoed and sunk in the Mediterranean. Estimated 482 passengers and 60 to 160 crew. 2,600 aboard capacity. Desperate cries heard as lifeboats were attacked. casualties include a woman a man and two children. Survivors taken to Ferryville for care amid reports of wounded emigrants, mostly Venetian, and several unhinged by shock.
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Paris
France
Societe Generale Des Transports Maritimes A Vepeur
Marseille
Cagliari
Sardinia
Sinking Stirs London Over German Submarine Actions
London reports horror and indignation at the sinking of the Ancona. Italy suspects a German U boat flew an Austrian flag, as torpedoing of ships Dacia and Ancona is discussed. The piece notes Germany’s aim to delay a war declaration with Italy and cites a Kiel to Austria submarine delivery. President Wilson’s stance on submarine warfare draws attention in Paris.
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Americans Aboard the Ancona Reported List
Among twenty seven aboard the Ancona, officials name Alexander Patottino and family of New York, Mia. Francesco Mascole Lam ura of New York, Dr. Cecile 3. Griel formerly of 107 Waverly Place New York, plus others with fate unknown including a minor child of Mrs. Samara and the Rev Dr and Mrs B Canfield Jones formerly of Paterson N J. Mr and Mrs Hzra Winters of Bingham Michigan, Mr and Mrs Edward Geiger of Washington Adelaide Staughton Filberta Magzareilli Mrs Sassoli of Washington.
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Waverly Place
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Edward Geiger
Washington
Adelaide Staughton
Filberta Magzareilli
Sassoli
Two U boats sunk by British cruiser
British cruiser sinks two German submarines in the straits of Gibraltar. Telegrams from Algeciras to Madrid note Germany shifted much of its submarine fleet to the Mediterranean and press reports claim further Allied and neutral vessels were sunk by German subs in the area. Count von Bernstorff in Washington cites German submarines sinking 23 vessels, including four transports, in Mediterranean waters.
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Washington
Serbs Make Gains and Berth for Vast Salvage in War News
Reports from Saloniki and Sofia describe Serbian successes against Bulgarian lines, large-scale booty and enemy captures at Nish and Krusevac, and 1,000,000 refugees fleeing to Montenegro. Berlin and London dispatches recount naval losses, renewed Austro-German advances, and Allied setbacks with heavy casualties and troop movements across Doiran, Krivalsk, and Veles.
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Berlin
Baywire
Serbia
War Office
Krusevac
Nish
Keykovac
Viashka
Toutcheff
U boat Sinks British Transport Mercian Attack
London reports twenty three men killed and fifty wounded when gunfire from a submarine strikes the transport Mercian in the Mediterranean. The vessel, 6305 tons gross and 406 feet long, reached port with casualties evacuated to hospital.
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German protected cruiser Frauenlob torpedoed by British
Copenhagen dispatch reports the German protected cruiser Frauenlob, sister to the Undine, torpedoed off Sweden s south coast. The Undine had been sunk nearby days earlier. Both vessels were protected cruisers of 2 672 tons with 875 men.
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German Duke Visits Sofia by Zeppelin Air Route
Ferdinand of Bulgaria received the German Duke of Mecklenburg as a Zeppelin flight from Temepvar, Hungary, touched down in Sofia after an eight hour 259 mile journey. The Bulgarian ruler praised the moment as one of the great moments of his life as ministers and a large crowd greeted the visitors.
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Washington
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Sayville Wireteng
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Temepvar
Hungary
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Prince Cassano Saved in Sacae Steamer Rescue
London dispatch reports Prince Cakeane among survivors from the sacae incident. It is presumed all first class passengers aboard the steamer embarked in the same boat, including Mrs. Cecile Greil, an American, who is also believed safe.
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Express
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Shake-up in General Staffane Archibald Murray as Chief
A London dispatch reports a major reorganization in the war office with Sir Archibald Murray replacing Sir George Murray at the head of the Imperial General Staff. The changes involve senior officers including Maj. Gen. Kiggell and Gen Shaw. No further details are provided about the implications or timelines beyond November 10.
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Austria Third War Loan Subscriptions Reach 804 Million Crowns
Berlin Nov 10 subscriptions to Austria s third war loan total 1016,600,000 crowns equivalent to 803,000,000 dollars, Overseas News Agency reports.
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Sayville
Austria
Fire at Bethlehem Steel No 4 Shop Destroys Millions in Guns
Fire at Bethlehem Steel Company No 4 machine shop in South Bethlehem Pa today largely destroyed a $3 million facility and risked $4 million worth of weapons in production. Unofficial estimates put damage up to $4 million with many guns and carriages damaged or lost while other plant areas continued operations. Sparks reportedly ignited by oil but could have been stopped with sand as workers rushed to fetch water.
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Bethlehem Steel Company
England
British Generals Recalled From Front Line
London official notice announced in the House of Commons that several British generals have been recalled since the war began. Harold J Tennant, undersecretary for war, said reasons varied and that none were allowed to rest or retire. Names and numbers were withheld. The Duke of Marlborough and the Duke of Westminster are not on Gen French’s staff.
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Force Greece Into War Says Military Critic
A military critic argues that Britain aims to compel Greece to join the war, part of Lord Kitchener’s Balkans task. He warns allied forces may long be unable to match Austro-German-Bulgarian strength, citing the distance to English and French ports.
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Americans Lost on Ancona Liner Sinking Sparks London Alarm
The sinking of the Ancona prompts headlines from London as authorities assess losses and maritime dangers. Reports indicate distress signals, rescue efforts, and international concern over shipping safety amid ongoing wartime tensions.
THREE KINGS TO MEET GREEK ARMY TO DEMOBILIZE
The Balkans conference aims to discuss peace terms with Roumania Greece and Bulgaria. A Greek demobilization limits manpower to about fifty thousand while loans from Allies free up eight million dollars for Greece. Bulgario-Greece pact keeps Greece out of the war though strategic moves in Serbia and Monastir continue under German guidance. The Greek chamber dissolution and Venizelos era clampdown add to instability amid antiwar sentiment.
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Bomb injures sixteen in Chicago apartment blast
Sixteen people are slightly injured by a bomb blast in a three story apartment building at 1900 West Fitts ninth street. Authorities believe the device targeted Salvatore Roli and family after they refused demands of Black Hand extortionists. The explosion severed a gas pipe and started a fire, with firefighters aiding tenants to safety in the street.
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Ninth Atree
Salvatore Roli
Seven Roti
Trenton Rope Mill Fire Threatens Nearby Buildings
A blaze started early today in the new rope mill of John A Roebling's Sons Company in Trenton New Jersey and within an hour had nearly destroyed the four story structure. Firemen battled the flames to prevent spread to adjacent buildings.
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Coronation of Yoshihito in Kyoto Amid Opulent Rituals and Banzai Cheers
The Kyoto coronation of Emperor Yoshihito featured ancient rites, a rising sun omen, and public acclaim. Premier Okuma, dressed in samurai fashion, responded to the emperor’s address as banners and lanterns filled the city. Foreign observers noted the solemnity and fashion, while decorations were bestowed on several figures including Takamine and Ushijimi.
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