French Gain In Alsace Ahead Of Metz and Munster
French forces report progress in Alsace near Metzeral advancing along the Fecht river and holding German communications between Metzeral and Munster while repelling counterattacks. British and Russian fronts see heavy actions with German trenches held and Allied reverses claimed by Berlin.
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Bulgaria Agrees With the Allies Rumors Rise
London reports in circulation that Bulgaria may have reached an agreement with the allied powers though unconfirmed. Berlin sources say Sofia seeks detailed terms before a definite commitment, while Sofia's premier asks for clearer information to decide Bulgaria’s position at war’s end.
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Gunner who fired on Fort Sumter dies in Virginia
Dr. Henry M. Clarkson of Haymarket Virginia died Thursday afternoon at his home. A Confederate Army surgeon he enlisted as a private in the Columbia Flying Artillery and served at Charleston harbor until the war’s end. He claimed to have fired the first shot at Fort Sumter and wrote a history of the event. Clarkson was also a noted poet and author of Songs of Love and War. He left many relatives in the city.
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Joe Foster Drowns in Creek Near Athens
Athens Ga June 1 body recovered after drowning in a creek near Athens. Local authorities report Joe Foster missing earlier. a search party found the body later that day in the creek near Athens.
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Athens
Sweden Angered by Submarine War
A Copenhagen dispatch reports Norwegian steamer Svein Sart torpedoed and alleges German apples aboard Svein Jarl and other ships that left port. London reports rising public anger over neutral shipping attacks, with Swedish vessels Torsten and Vertlandl under protest for contraband certificates. debate on reprisals grows amid German submarine activity near Leith.
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Fragmentary sea vessel record from 1684 voyage
Fragmented OCR describes a southeast coast vessel named Ailde, a 16 ton ship, with inconsistent details on length and capacity. The garbled text references Dulit in 1684 and measurements around 260 feet IG, 152 feet, with unclear abbreviations and numbers.
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