DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

12 LIST OF PAPEBS.
PART XV—Continued.
Various American Vessels or Foreign Vessels with Americans Aboard Interfered with by
Submarines or Mines—Continued.
Prom and to whom. Date. Subject.
Ambassador W. H. Page to the
Secretary of State (telegram).
Ambassador T. N. Page to the
Secretary of State (telegram).
Ambassador Penfield to the
Secretary of State (telegram).
Consul Frost to the Secretary
of State (telegram).
Consul Washington to the Secretary
of State (telegram).
Consul Frost to the Secretary
of State.
Consul Washington to the Secretary
of State.
Consul Frost to the Secretary
of State.
Consul Stephens to the Secretary
of State (telegram).
Consul Stephens to the Secretary
of State (telegram).
Consul Stephens to the Secretary
of State (telegram).
Consul General Skinner to the
Secretary of State (telegram).
Consul Swalrn to the Secretary
of State (telegram).
Consul Frost to the Secretary
of State (telegram).
Consul Frost to the Secretary
of State (telegram).
Consul Frost to the Secretary
of State (telegram).
Consul McCunn to the Secretary
of State (telegram).
Consul Mahin to the Secretary
of State (telegram).
Consul Mahin to the Secretary
of State (telegram).
Vice Consul Krogh to the Secretary
of State (telegram).
Consular Agent Pitel to the
S ecretary of State (telegram).
Ambassador Sharp to the Secretary
of State (telegram).
Ambassador Sharp to the Secretary
of State (telegram).
Consul General Wilber to the
Secretary of State (telegram).
Consul General Wilber to the
Secretary of State (telegram).
List of vessels attacked, etc ...
1917.
Feb. 6
Feb. 20
Feb.
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Mar.
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Mar. 20
Mar. 22
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Mar. 24
Apr. 3
Apr. 2
Apr. 4
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Reports statement made by Captain of Sousatonic in regard
to the sinking.
Reports Capt. McDonaugh of the sunk vessel Lyman M.
Law states submarine flew a flag but that owing to the
great distance the nationality of the flag on submarine
could not be distinguished.
Reports the Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs stated
that an Austro-Hungarian submarine did not sink the
Lyman M. Law.
Reports torpedoing of steamship Laconia
Reports Laconia torpedoed without warning and gives
names of two American passengers who died of exposure.
Transmits affidavits of Rev. Joseph Wareing and Robert
Gillis, American citizens who survived from Laconia
disaster.
Transmits affidavits of Joseph W. Coppin and Gerald L.
Kennedy in regard to destruction of steamship Laconia.
Transmits six affidavits and a sworn memorandum relating
to loss of steamship Laconia.
Reports sinking of steamship Algonquin by German submarine.
Gives detailed report of the sinking of the steamship
Algonquin.
Reports details of the sinking of the steamer Vigilancia...
Reports sinking of American tanker Illinois
Reports details of the sinking of American steamship
Illinois by a German submarine.
Reports the sinking of American steamship City of Memphis
by a German submarine.
Gives details of sinking of steamship City of Memphis together
with names of survivors.
States 33 survivors City of Memphis do not include Capt. L.
P. Borum and four other Americans and four non-
Americans but indications are that these are safe on
board some vessel which has no wireless.
States Capt. Borum with eight members of crew of City of
Memphis arrived Glasgow Mar. 20. Statements by
captain reported.
Reports sinking of Standard Oil ship Sealdton
Gives details of the sinking of the vessel Healdton
Reports statement made by Capt. Charles Christopher in
regard to the sinking of the Healdton.
Reports sinking of Aztec
States Foreign Office has informed him that the American
steamer Aztec has been torpedoed and 28 persons are
missing. Foreign office has not been informed of names
of survivors.
Gives detailed report of Capt. O'Brien regarding the sinking
of the steamship Aztec.
Quotes telegram from master of the vessel reporting the
sinking of American steamship Missourian without
warning by submarine.
Confirms preceeding telegram
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' Received.