Germans Claim New Success in May Russian Captures
Berlin reports General Mackensen’s Bavarian troops captured outer forts of Przemysl and trenches around Dunkowiezki near Przemysl. Official statements claim about 300,000 Russians were captured in May across the southeastern theatre, with hundreds of officers and thousands of men taken, plus dozens of cannons and machine guns. A Petrograd note denies some Przemysl fortress gains and recounts heavy fighting near fort No. 7 and surrounding sectors.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Blood Purity
An old time remedy claims to purify blood and cure common ailments. The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as reliable and effective for serofila catarrh rheumatism dyspepsia loss of appetite debility and general weakness with decades of tested use.
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Japanese Opposition Attacks Cabinet Over China Policy
In Tokyo on June 3 the opposition in the House of Representatives introduced a resolution expressing lack of confidence in the current cabinet. It accuses the cabinet of failing in negotiations with China, harming China relations, arousing foreign suspicions, and undermining the empire's prestige while not laying foundations for peace in the Orient.
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Mori Shelled by Italians Threatens Trent City
Austrians evacuate Trent area as Italian batteries bomb Mori three miles from Rovereto. Railways across the Adige damaged, heavy rains slow Italian advance. Austrian lines along the Adige valley suffer floods and erosion. Cortina captured, Trent in danger. evacuation ordered with courts and offices moved to Mezolombardo.
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Becker Case to Go Higher in Fight for Clemency
New York reports Charles Becker twice refused immunity for a confession to expose graft links in the Rosenthal case. An application for a federal writ of habeas corpus will be pursued this week as the first step in Becker's bid to avoid the electric chair. If denied, appeals to higher courts including the U.S. Supreme Court are anticipated, with possible executive clemency considered.
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National League Yesterday's Games Report
Yesterday's National League results show Chicago rainouts and multiple close games as Brooklyn edged Philadelphia 4 3, Boston beat New York 5 to 5 in 10 innings until darkness, and St Louis defeated Cincinnati 5 to 4.
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Baseball scores and weather delay report
In the American League yesterday, Philadelphia faced Washington with rain delays. Cleveland beat St Louis 4 to 0 in six innings due to rain, while Chicago Detroit game postponed. New York beat Boston 7 to 1 in a game at New York.
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War shoe orders push massive Brockton factory output
In Brockton Massachusetts on June 3 two war firms received a 1 750 000 pair shoe order for the Italian government. Fred E. Smith Shoe Co will run day and night until October, producing about 400 dozen pairs daily to fulfill 1 000 000 pairs. Charlee A Keaton Co also to produce 156 0000 pairs for the same contract.
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Goddard Seminary Falls to Richmond in 3-1 Defeat
Goddard Seminary lost to Richmond Athletic Association by 3 to 1 as Vermont pitcher Gallagher fanned 22 and allowed three hits. Keefe took the loss for Goddard while Gallagher and Berry finished for Richmond, who produced 12 hits. Stoddard scored for Goddard on a walk and wild throw to third, then a safe hit by Quinn.
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U.S. Foreign Trade Maintains High Balance in Week End May 29
Washington reports that the United States kept a high trade level through the week ending May 29 and posted a favorable balance of 10,170,460 dollars as imports and exports continued strong. The data update reflects sustained international commerce and positive market activity.
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Spaulding Routs Montpelier 20–6 in Debacle on Diamond
Oliver Pape pitched creditably at times for Montpelier High as Spaulding High delivered a wild offensive barrage. The Spaulding lineup piled 20 runs on 20 hits with multiple infield and outfield errors from Montpelier, sealing a lopsided victory after seventh safe hits and seven errors by Montpelier led to runaway scoring.
Calendar Moves Back After Northeast Gale Dims Summer Hopes
Boston reports a northeast gale sweeping New England at sunrise, blowing from off the sea and rapidly intensifying. Highhead light saw winds rise from a light dawn breeze to a 50 mile an hour gale by midmorning, causing exposure and forcing many to seek shelter.
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Chinese Envoys See New York
Fragmentary dispatch notes Chinese envoys visiting New York on June 1. Report mentions bankers and merchants, with references to trade and receptions as part of a diplomatic mission. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Extra Session Talk Bouyant Amid War Prep Expectations
Washington debates a possible congressional extra session driven by German and Mexican tensions and revenue concerns. Strong public sentiment urges swift action and potential big army and navy appropriations should tensions persist, with Congress likely to respond if called.
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Speculation on Extra Session Impacts on Military Legislation
The prevailing view anticipates important military and naval bills in a regular session or an extra session if convened. Financing options include government bonds or other funds, with proponents seeking to pass a crucial purchase bill and to push broader Senate debate limits if an extra session occurs.
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