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[edit] DescriptionNew York Times newspaper article relating to the sinking of the SS Housatonic, whose skipper, Captain Thomas A. Ensor, was forced to abandon his ship by German U-boat commander, Kapitänleutnant Hans Rose, who sunk the ship after it was safely evacuated. [edit] Article TextRELATIONS WITH GERMANY BROKEN OFF ------------ American Ship Housatonic Sunk, Crew Safe ------------ MILITIA CALLED OUT; GERMAN SHIPS SEIZED ------------ First Sinking Reported: London Hears No Warning Was Given Housatonic Off Scilly Islands: 25 Americans on Board: Armed British Steamer Picks Up the Officers and Crew of the Vessel: News Stirs in Washington: But if U-Boat Took Precautions Attack Will Not Be Adequate Cause for Action [edit] SourceNew York Times: This Day In History
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