Germans Pivot to West Front as War Rages On
In the theater around Galicia and Warsaw the Germans consider a vast turning move behind the Polish capital while Austro German advances press in the center. Russian defense remains tenacious along the Gnila Lipa and Vistula corridors as civilian Warsaw fears occupation and reports predict a July fall.
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Bea
Galicia
Gnila Lipa
Vistula
Bug
Great Britain
France
Warsaw
Brest-Litovek
Resi-Dente
Petrouches
Petrograd
Hane
Revesia Hae
Chile
Dresden
Copenhagen
Gestgarns
Russian account of naval battle Friday in Baltic
A Russian official statement describes Friday�s Baltic action near the Courland coast. Russian cruisers Rurik Makeoff Bayan Bogatyr and Olez engaged a light cruiser Augsburg class mine layer and three destroyers in dense fog, torpedo boats attacked, and Albatross failed to escape before entering neutral waters as the Russians pressed northward and sighted a squadron at 40 o clock.
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Petrograd
London
Baltic
Rurik
Bayan
Bogatyr
Olez
Oclant F
Courland
Augsburg Clase
Tress
Cade
Russian Fleet Battles Naval Engagement Report
A clipped account describes a clash involving armored cruisers of the Roon class and Augsburg class, with four ships engaged. The Russians halted their advance after a minute and a half, then the enemy retreated while submarines attacked. Fire and torpedo exchanges caused casualties and damage as ships exchanged blows and another cruiser joined the foe.
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Dentro
Freeneman
Boers to Organize Volunteers for Service in Europe
London dispatch reports South African leaders propose forming a contingent of winter volunteers and a heavy artillery force for service in Europe. Gen Jan Christiaan van interior mines and defense of the South African Republic indicates the government aims to mobilize volunteers for overseas action.
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London
Johannesburg
Sou African Republic
Jan Christian
Caton
South Africa
Europe
Germans Will Endeavor To Maintain Standard War Lines
Overseas News reports British claims that German submarines will alter tactics to sink fewer ships, while official statements from Paris and London recount night actions along Arras Aiabain and Angres fronts, bombardments near La Fontaine, attempts on trenches at Lahaye, and Turkish defense at the Dardanelles with heavy losses and reinforcements.
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Bertin
Uly 4
Sayville
Paris
Arras
Angres
Abiain
Aix Roulette
She
Argonne
Biiarville
Viennese Chateau
le Four de
la Fontaine
Lahaye
Foy
Armed Men Nabbed In Arizona Alley Ambush
Detectives arrested Michael Harworth in the Vroom block after a search found a revolver. In a separate incident, sixteen men were rounded up at a Northern Pacific sandhouse in Ki Butte amid an armed encounter. two carried automatic revolvers. Names given included Padre Rodixuex and Katee Kinnune.
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South Aris Yoni
Padre Rodixuex
Katee Kinnune
Northern Pacific
Ki Butte
McDonald and
Tompkins
Michael” Harworth
Vroom
Salt Take
Harworth
Sunken submarine raised only one crew member dead
Amsterdam reports a German submarine sunk near the Ems mouth was raised but only one crewman survived the sinking. The rest of the crew perished while the vessel was to be repaired, with public attention noting the dramatic rescue and loss.
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Amsterdam
London
Ems
Alapatcher
Most Daring of Holt's Plans Revealed in Confession
Testimony on Holt's attempted plot describes using Mr. Morgans's home to gather influential men for a plan to abet anti war efforts. A revolver was fired during a struggle in the Morgan parlor leading to injuries and the escape of Holt. Police await word on the identify of Frank Holt who shot J.P. Morgan as Erich Muenter. First conference held in San Francisco as peace appeal is urged.
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Gross Glockner
Tyrol
Salzburg
Horasch
Alpine Club
Malta
Trott
Morgan
Holt
Poice
Poilice
Frank Holt
J.P. Morgan
Erich Muenter
Harvard
Muenter
New York
Patrick
Hurley
Seat
Eage
Muente
Tol Seis
San Francisco
Minister Sullivan Arrives as Santo Domingo Probe Continues
James M. Sullivan the American Minister to Santo Domingo returns to New York amid a State Department committee report on political charges. He smiles at being deemed temperamentally unfit and says affairs in Santo Domingo are good with business opportunities for men who wish to invest.
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James Mark Sullivan
James M. SuLlivan
Santo Domingo
New York
State Department
Sullivan
Opening session of international women workers conference
Delegates from many parts of the world attended the opening session of the International Conference of Women Workers to Promote Permanent Peace held in connection with the Panama-Pacific exposition. Mrs. May Wright Sewall of Elliott presided and announced that the sessions will continue for four days.
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International Conference of Women Workers
May Wright Sewall
Elott Fe
Zorence 6 Believed To Be The Kind Ever Held In The States
A fragment notes Zorence 6 is believed to be the kind ever held in the United States, suggesting its rarity and significance in the current collection or display.
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Zorence
Five Girls Plunge. Three Rescued From River
In Salem Oregon a group of five girls waded into a river, May Pauch stepped into a deep hole and cried for help. Dorothy Pauch, 14, and Gretchen Brown perished. Maud Smith, 23, and May Pauch, 22, were rescued along with others by a motorboat but two sisters did not survive.
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Salem
Ore
Ming
Dorothy Pauch
Balen
Maud Smith
May Pauch
Teath Pauch
Gretchen Brown
Dorothy
Additional detectives sent to Cornish set to guard President Wilson
In Cornish New Hampshire on July 4 extra Secret Service operatives reinforce security for President Wilson after recent Capitol bombing and Morgan assault. Agents monitor Cornish and Windsor while heightened precautions and protective measures are planned to prevent any attack or distraction.
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Cornish
N. H
Additionalecret Service
Aken
Wilson
J.P. Morgan
Capitol
Washington
Secret Service
United States Secret Service
Black Rocks Beat Independents In Decisive 14 to 5 Victory
The Black Rocks defeated the Pallas Independents in straightforward fashion at the gardens, 14 to 5, preserving their bid for the championship. The same teams are set to meet again today before a large crowd.
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Black Rocks
Butte
Pallas Independents
Mome
Gardens
Funeral for Porfirio Diaz Held in Paris Church
The sun of Gen Porfirio Diaz former president of Mexico who died in Paris Friday night will be held next Tuesday at 11 oclock at the Church of St Honore dEyla in Paris.
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Paris
Porfirio’ Diag
Mexican Republic
Russians Claim Warship Destroyed Off Danzig Bay
The war office reports a German Deutschlander class battleship leading the line near Danzig bay was blown up by two torpedoes from a Russian submarine. The German claim notes only the mine layer Albatross was lost. Deutschland class ships displace 18,200 tons with 729 crew, armed with 4 11-inch guns, 14 6.5-inch guns, and 2 four pounders, speed 18 knots, cost about 86 million each.
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Petrograd
London
War Office
Danzig Bay
Reuter
Baltic Sea
Swedish
Gothland
Indian Riots Renewed In Punjab Mutiny Spreads
Berlin dispatch reports fresh riots in Lahore British India with mutiny and killings of officers and English civilians. Troops reportedly mutinied and dispersed after shooting officers while other soldiers and citizens looted and demolished buildings. High government officials named among victims. Military units prepared to move to Europe amid unrest.
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Berlin
Sayville
Constantinople
India
Lahore
Punjab
Europe
Madriz
Bay of Rennal
Anaconda Man John Staffanson Killed by Lightning on Ranch
John Staffanson, 40, working alone in irrigating ditches on his ranch near Anaconda, was struck and killed by lightning during a storm yesterday afternoon. His body was found by his son Eugene beside the trench, the spark igniting his rubber boots. He leaves a wife, several children, and extended family in Deer Lodge valley. The body was moved to Anaconda for funeral arrangements.
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John Staffanson
Sx Miles Eaac
Anaconda
Mr. Staffanson
Eugene
Ettil
Staffanson
Deer Lodge Valley
L. E
Jacob
Nels
Joe
Hiram
Ephraim
Will
Hamilton
White Sulphur Springs
Grace
Sidney
City social notices list visitors from multiple towns
L Le La Rose visited Butte and urged for the Er ieville show at the Margaret evening. A long list of names followed, including residents from Dillon Colfax Great Falls Butte Oakland Palo Alto and Ruby. The item reads as a crowd of local and visiting names without clear events or outcomes.
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L. le la Rose
Butte
Erieville
Paul Parson
Great Waits
E. C. Hall
W. W. Jameson
Dillon
F.E. Gilbert
Jack Pratt
New York
Philip Sullivan
Ross Bensay
Southern Cross
W. P. Coughlin
E. H. Lang
George Lang
C. C'King
Wiliam J.P. Harris
Tda Johnson
Colfax
W. Hermine Larson
Wash
Bracken
Mrs. CE
Potter
R. Hathaway
Kress Sullivan
Neal Reardon
Dennis Butte
J.D
Sullivan
Emmett J. Riley
Joseph E. Riley
B. H. Haddock
Oakland
Great Falls
B. H. Loomis
Mark Patrick
Showmaker
Ruby
Injured Milwaukee Wreck Victims in Tacoma Hospitals
Report on the Milwaukee wreck near Rainier yesterday morning lists Harry Rowe of Seattle and Walter Holden of McKenna in precarious condition among those brought to Tacoma hospitals. Several others are recovering. Walter Hollen, a six year old, is mentioned with Mr and Mrs H J Holden of McKenna. An inquest is planned in Olympia Tuesday.
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Milwaukee
Tacoma
Harry Rowe
Seattle
Walter Holden
McKenna
Howe
Walter Hollen
H. J. Holden
Wash
Olympia
Spitzer Bullets Draw Fire From War Wounds Debate
The Scientific American says sharp pointed spitzer bullets cause severer wounds, with backloaded centers of gravity and easy deflection. Allies and Germans use them. critics claim they produce needlessly severe injuries. Russian Red Cross once protested their adoption citing excessive tissue damage. Each side accuses the other of using soft nosed bullets based on torn wounds.
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Scientific American
Red Cross
Impromptu Poem Tale From Imperial Russia
The piece recounts a humorous legend about a modest poet who anonymously published verses in Russian reviews. The czar supposedly praised the poet with a red morocco bound gift and later invited the poet to the imperial box to hear if the sovereign’s poems teased him.
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Indianapolis
Nicholas
Russia
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Imar
Grand Palace
Dixmude
Hotel de Ville
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