Wilson to Denounce Sinking of Lusitania
Speculation in Washington that President Wilson will denounce the Lusitania sinking as a violation of the laws of nations and humanity and seek reparations from Germany. Officials weigh whether to sever diplomatic relations or issues a strong note without war. Cabinet meeting set as decisions unfold. note expected after Ambassador Gerard's report.
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Germany Denies Fault Over Lusitania Sinking
Berlin claims England bears responsibility for the Lusitania disaster. The German note states the Cunard liner was torpedoed by a submarine and carried armaments, arguing owners knew the risk and that Germany warned repeatedly. It accuses the English press of mocking warnings and relying on the British fleet.
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Killed by Colt in Yard Near Dawson Street
Otto Schubert, 68, of Waterloo, died within 20 minutes after being kicked in the side while attempting to corral a playful colt at his 810 Dawson street home. He had found the escaped colt and a horse, grabbed a long halter rope, and was struck as the animal wheeled. Survivors include a widow, two sons, five daughters, and relatives in Germany Wisconsin Sioux City Fort Worth.
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Victoria Battles Riots Over Lusitania Sinking
Victoria British Columbia deals with martial law after thousands attack German businesses impeaching the Lusitania tragedy. Phoenix brewery New England hotel Kilburger's Hermann's Geyger's stores smashed as 800 troops police the city and guard government house amid feared further trouble.
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Germans Leave Italy in Throngs Reported Across Swiss Frontier
May 10 report from Berne via Paris notes about 10,000 Germans leaving Italy crossing into Switzerland over Saturday and Sunday. About 4,000 reached Lugano alone as the exodus continued.
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Million People See Atlantic Fleet Maneuver Under Fletcher
New York on May 10 reports more than one million spectators along Riverside drive watched the Atlantic fleet anchored on the Budson River. The crowd viewed a major mobilization drill viewed as a sober, not festive event with many remembering Lusitania and supporting U S sovereignty. War game plans off the North Atlantic coast alarm Britain and France, prompting formal protests to Secretary Bryan over potential naval missteps.
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Personal crisis reports as Result of Lusitania Horror
Baltimore May 10. Mrs Marie Ourdan 23 wife of inventor Vincent Ourdan was aboard the Lusitania. Shaken by the disaster she became deeply despondent and shot herself in Druid Hill Park. A prior nervous breakdown a year earlier followed a European trip and return in December. She left home yesterday saying she would go to the park to lift her mood.
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President Wilson Not Assassinated Denial Reaches Washington
Washington May 10. A telegraph dispels rumors of an assassination attempt on President Wilson stating there is no truth to the persistent rumor. Officials and press circles acknowledge no verified report of harm or danger.
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British coast bay fired by Zeppelin raid on Westcliffe
Two hostile airships bomb Westcliff-on-Sea and Leigh near South End early Monday. A couple burned in a house fire from an incendiary bomb. several bombs fall with no deaths. Weather hindered identification. four Zeppelins reportedly dropped up to fifty bombs. German forces checked west of Mitau as Russians retreat under pressure.
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Welsh Choir Lost When Liner Sank
The Royal Gwent Welsh singers who appeared in Waterloo in early April were aboard the Cunard liner Lusitania when it was sunk by a German submarine last Friday. It is believed they perished in the catastrophe. Two singers from the east high school concert, David Price and William Bobb, canceled their passage and sailed on the Transylvania. One singer had said before leaving Waterloo that they feared no submarine because the ship was too fast.
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Clerk sentenced in Rae Tanzer breach case
New York May 10 rank D. SafFord a hotel clerk convicted of perjury in the 60000 breach of promise case of Miss Rae Tanzer against James Osborne was sentenced in federal court to nine months in prison and fined 1. Bi Tovar Broadleaf Havana 6c advertisement.
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Berlin Celebrates Lusitania Sinking Amid Public Demonstrations
A Levin dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph via Amsterdam reports Berlin's reaction to the Lusitania sinking. The emperor met Admiral von Tirpitz at the ministry of marine for a conference while Berlin saw strong enthusiasm and demonstrations before government buildings.
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Last photograph of the Lusitania captain goes to sea
The image shows Elbert Hubbard aboard the Lusitania as it left New York harbor on May 1 during the final voyage. Captain Turner remained on the bridge until the torpedo strike sank the liner at 2 33 PM, later rescued by a boat. More than twelve hundred perished in the catastrophe.
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Lusitania Dead and Survivors Searched at Sea
Coroner's jury in Kinsale rules the Lusitania sinking a wilful crime under international law. Liverpool reports 764 survivors, 462 passengers and 902 crew, with 144 bodies recovered. Irregular flotsam marks the grave 23 miles from Queenstown. 1,100 souls believed lost. Survivors in hotels and hospitals face serious injuries, with some new deaths anticipated. Witnesses claim three torpedoes were fired. officials seek search for bodies and possible US naval aid. World response notes Churchill confirms admiralty messages received by Captain Turner.
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Frank Again Sentenced to Hang and Protests Innocence
In Aflania Georgia on May 10 Tasw MM. Frank was re sentenced to hang for the murder of Mary Phagan. He proclaimed his innocence, asserting the record proves it and expressing belief that the real culprit will be found and punished in the future. He vowed to endure and seek vindication, hoping to live to enjoy freedom and honor.
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War Cloud in Far East Blown Over War
Nokia May 10 Japanese government cancels naval and military movements tied to the Chinese situation. China accepts a revised draft of Japan's demands, with U.S. treaty rights not affected. London papers express relief at the settlement and Japan’s restraint. U.S. State Department says China accepted the ultimatum and group five terms remain closely reviewed.
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Bernstorff Regrets Loss of American Lives
Count von Bernstorff told Secretary Bryan he deeply regrets the events of the war have led to the loss of many American lives. It was unclear if the statement reflected his government’s instructions or his own initiative.
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Delivery Noted for Missed Paper Call Numbers
A notice informs recipients that if the paper is not delivered by 6 o'clock the resident should call 3480 for a copy to be sent, and if still after 6:20, call 2068 for assistance. The item addresses delivery errors by a carrier or other causes.
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