333 Officers Killed in Jutland Battle Report
London June 5. The admiralty lists 333 officers killed in the Jutland battle. Virtually all officers aboard the Queen Mary Invincible defense Black Prince and destroyers Tipperary Turbulent Fortune Ardent Noman Nestor and Sparrow Hawk perished. Most officers of Warrior saved. The British fleet claims two German battleships sunk as Hindenburg and Lutzow.
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London
Jutland
Admiralty
Queen Mary
Invincible
Black Prince
Tipperary
Turbulent
Fortune
Ardent
Noman
Nestor
Shark
Warrior
Sparrowhawk
German Losses Greater Than Britain Says Admiralty
London reports a British admiralty statement asserting German losses in the May battle exceeded British losses. The note lists two battleships, two dreadnought battle cruisers, two late light cruisers, a torpedo boat flotilla, and a submarine among German casualties, while noting incomplete German figures and challenging German accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir John Jellicoe
Nemres
Bane
Admiralty
Wiesbaden
Elbing
Great Britain
Oaye Nn
Hamburg
Westfalen
Wentfalen
Sinking of the German cruiser Seydlite sighted near Finno Island
A damaged German cruiser Seydlite was sighted off Finno Island and chased by British warships. Reports now say the Seydlite has probably been sunk although confirmation remains uncertain.
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Cape June
Bio Day
Fino Island
Russians Claim 13000 Prisoners Front to Rumanian Border
Petrograd reports great frontier successes with 13 000 prisoners taken along the line from Pripet marshes to the Romanian frontier. The official statement credits the Russian victory and notes the prisoner count as part of the day's announcements.
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Pripet Marshes
Rumanian
Petrograd
Burial at West Chazy N Y for Charles Loso
Funeral in West Chazy N Y followed pneumonia and complications. Charles Loso born March 21 1880 in Plattsburg lived five years in Barre worked as a jumper at Jones Bros Co member of St Johns Court J O F and Jumipers union survived by wife Emma Lucia and three children Raymond Dorothy Marion. remains to be buried in Catholic cemetery after Central Vermont railroad transfer.
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Charles Loso
Maple Avenue
St. Monica's Elmed
P. M. McKenna
Walter Los
Clarence Loso
Stanley Lowe
Mr. McNulty
Order of Foresters
Jones Bros, Co
St. John's Court
Jumipers’ Union
New York
Norwich Cadets Head to Camp at Fort Ethan Allen
Northfield June 5 three troops of Norwich university cadets depart by train for Fort Ethan Allen encampment. They join Hethel detachment and two troops of the 5 U.S. cavalry for rifle practice and field work during ten days, under Captain David H. Biddle U.S.A. Higher drills and a morning assembly at Howlend Hall are noted for the approaching graduation.
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Northfield
Norwich University
Fort Ethan Allen
Waterbury
Ferther
Hethel
Caral
Lieut
Parker
U.S. Cavalry
The
Cedars
Rng
Umter
David H. Biddle
New York
Northield
Fort Vaux Held Against German Assaults
French war office reports Fort Vaux withstood fierce German bombardment and assault. Despite heavy artillery and relentless attacks, defenders maintained position with undiminished vigor, denying the fort to the attackers.
Battle Report Near Damlou Damloup and Vaux Fort
Paris dispatch reports heavy artillery duels near Fort Vaux and Damlou Damloup as German assaults along the Verdun front are repulsed. French hold Fort Vaux while German infantry attacks press the Verdun defenses. ravine fighting and brutal casualties mark three days of carnage.
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Paris
Verdun
Meuse
War Office
Vaux
Damloup
Fort Vaux
Douaumont
Damatoup
Canadians Use Bayonets in Verdun Sector Clash
British dispatches report relentless fighting near Verdun in June with Canadian troops and German forces exchanging fierce engagements. German attempts to pierce French lines at Namloup and Vaux met stiff French fire and counterattacks driving them from entrenched gains. The Ypres salient also saw heavy shelling and a German infantry push along an extended front, with trenches captured before repelling actions.
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London
Vaux and
Demloup
Verdun
Namloup
Vaux
Ypres
Canadians Regain Ground as Other Fronts See Heavy Fighting
Counter attacks saw Canadians recapture lost ground as battles raged across the Russian front with intense artillery in Bessarabian and Volhynian sectors. Russian infantry assaults on the Dnieper area were repulsed while Italians held Avetrione against Italian front pressures. Austrians failed to break Italian lines toward Onaro as bombardments continued elsewhere. Salonika reports claim General Serrail has martial law in the entente region, with allied control of telegraph offices and the port and customs house.
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Bessarabian
Volhynian
Avaioro
Onaro
Saloniki
Serrail
Port Ani
Russians' Left Turn by Turks in Caucasus Advances
Constantinople June 5 report says the reinforced Turkish army in the Caucasus has driven the Russians about 25 miles back as they attempt to cover retreats and regain positions. Turkish bayonet attacks bring heavy fighting, with fifty soldiers captured along with two machine guns and engineering matériel.
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Constantinople
Tandon
Cau Vasue
War Office
Regin
Boys Areheedless Of Their Plight In Melrose Case
Melrose Massachusetts June 5 Harold Shaw and Harold Mead two boys detained in the murder of seven year old Loretta Kakelin pleaded not guilty to larceny of her tools and were held for a hearing. Shaw maintains his innocence in the girl's death while Mead, who allegedly confessed, has not spoken further.
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Wakelin
Melrose
Mass
Juin
Harold Shaw
Harold Mead
Loretta Kakelin
Shaw
Mead
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Dedication Clears Debt
In St Johnsbury on June 1 the Grace Methodist Episcopal church held dedicatory services led by Bishop John W. Hamilton. Heavy morning showers reduced attendance, but the day’s events celebrated clearing a $10,000 debt. Rev. Thomas Tyrie delivered a sermon in the afternoon while Bishop Hamilton preached at night. trustees presented the building and music was provided by church quartets with Frank L. Orwin at the organ.
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St. Johnsbury
New Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Seels
John W. Hamilton
Hamilton
Thomas Tyrie
Hagarnville
Qonn
Grace Church
Strang
Power
Fonr
St. Johnebury
Bish Hamilton
Frank L. Orwin
Laconia
No A
Tragic Northfield Death From At-Home Chloroform-Aether Remedy
Mrs. Winnifred Kittredge of Northfield died Sunday after inhaling a mixture of chloroform and ether given by her husband to treat long-standing asthma. The physician contends she improvised the combination herself after no relief from the usual remedy. She leaves a husband and two-year-old daughter Juanita, with brothers Frank Meigs and Bert Briggs. The body awaits arrangements pending word from her husband at a railway convention in Denver.
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Northfield
Winnifred Kittredge
E. W. Kittredge
Mr. Kittredge
Kittredge
Roxbury
Charles H. Briggs
Northfield Falls
Juanita
Prank
Meigs
Lowell
Mass
Bert Briggs
St. Albane
Inet
Denver
Rush Estee Returning as Missing Yacht Case Unfolds
James B. Kates left Montpelier for Chicago to meet his son Rush Ko Estee of New York City, the broker who disappeared from the yacht Gambler near Duluth last Wednesday. Young Batee located in Minneapolis and sent a telegram asking to meet in Chicago. The tale given by the captain explained the disappearance, but Duluth dispatches said Estee reported being attacked by highwaymen and beaten, losing his senses temporarily before ending up in Minneapolis. It is likely the father and son will return to Montpelier tomorrow or Wednesday.
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James B. Kates
Montpelier
Chicago
Hi Son
Rush Ko Estee
New York City
Tuluth
Young Batee Waa
Minneapolis
Bite
Ttain
Dhepitches
Duluth
Estee
Winn
Mr. Biter
Barre Merchants Announce Cooperative Trade Week
The Barre merchants propose a big cooperative trade week from June 17 to 24 to attract shoppers from nearby towns. Slogan Come here to trade promotes refunds on fares for in town and nearby customers, with a list of participating stores and details on refunds and schedules.
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Barre
the Times
Orier
Times’ Co-Operative
Page Steene
Liege
Nats Cane
Beyeter
State of
Vermont
Peren
Verdung shoots his brother in Florence quarrel
Vincenzo Verdung known as Frank Waldo of Florence shot his brother James Verona in a Florence home after a fist fight over possible family money. The bullet struck the abdomen. Verona survived with a chance to recover after hospital treatment. Verdung hid at Harry Houston's, was captured, and jailed pending trial.
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Rutland
Vincenzo Verdung
Frank Waldo
Florence
James Verona
Joseph Bigno
Harry Houston
James BE. Tennien
Pittsford
House of Correction
HH. Swift
Proctor Hospital
Verona
James
Charles Rock
Frank
Burns Club Picnic At Caledonia Park In Rainy Day
The Burns club held its annual picnic at Caledonia park on Saturday weather cleared enough for races football and games. Married men beat single men in football by five goals to two with Christie and Cobban starring. Baseball score stood 4 to 1 for the single men when rain halted play. Umpire James Mitchell drew attention for his controversial decisions.
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Burns Club
Caledonia Park
Howard Douglas
Robing McDonald
Arthur Sangster
Ona McDonald
Mary McDonald
Liszie Munro
Royse
Albert Christie
Alex Lilly
Chm Teel
Leel
Cobban
Booth
Cormack
James Mitchell
Jhin
Hugh Christie
Commencement Week Opens With Prize Speaking Contest
The eat Kinz contest at Shoulding high school opens Tuesday evening at the opera house with a program featuring Charles Ralph The Parson's Conversion The Little Céline Irene Bishi A Call Individual Responsibility and performances by Wade Alexander Alten Mortimer Musie soprano Sone The Bear Story and other acts.
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Shoulding High School
Opera House
Charles Ralph
Celine ‘ Gree
Irene Bishi
Wade
Garey
Maceslay
Nicholnen
Madeline Las
Benny Bear
Pelostgeard
Prederie Edwards
Water rights transferred by Tenney company in Vermont deal
The C H S Co and Tenney interest have completed a transfer of the Phelps mill property at the east end of Washington street, including mill and power rights. Tenney has absorbed 10 waterpowers since 1912 and may develop the plant later. No price is disclosed and a survey will assess storage capacity and development possibilities for the dam area.
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Central
Vermont
Barre
Tenney Company
H. D. Larrabee
Phell
Phelps
Larraleo
Wood Estate Wood Yard Transfer to Calder Richardson Firm
Wood yards and equipment owned by the Arthur S. Martin estate have been sold to Calder & Richardson under a bill of sale registered at the city clerk’s office. The administrator H. G. Woodruff reports a sale price near 6,000 and notes properties at North Barre and Burnham's meadow will be integrated with Calder & Richardson holdings. The Tremont street shed will be moved from leased land, with a detailed inventory listing multiple sheds teams wagons sleds harnesses and large quantities of wood stocks.
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Arthur S. Martin
Depot Square
Calder & Richardson
H. G. Woodruff
North Berrew
Burnham
North Barre
A.D. Morse
Montpelier & Wells River Railroad
Carter & Richardson
Tremont Street
Conve
Burnham's Meadow
Woorshen
Widow Mrs Thom Dies After Declining Health
Mrs Atchite Thom wife of Peter Thom died at home 171 North Seminary Street Sunday night after a period of declining health. She was born Addie Frater March 17 1850 and had lived in Barre over 40 years. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and active in its Ladies Aid. Survived by son Harryes of Suffield Conn two sisters and two nieces. Funeral services will be held at the Woman’s Club Tuesday afternoon with the Rev. etc. A large parishioner turnout expected. The family from Worcester and Manchester are en route for the funeral.
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Winooski
John Nordello
Woolen Mills
Henry Bedard, Jr
Hyde Street
Burlington
Bedard
Old Athletic Park
Barber
J. G. Thabault
Arthur Manseau
Hector
A. B. Lavigne
Gong
St. Stephen'semetery
Mir
Joseph Nordello
Atchite Thom
Peter Thon
North Seminary Street
Thom
Er Hashan
Harryess
Suffiell
Conn
John Mark
Westboro
Mass
John Stevens
Sharon
Mra Thom
Addie Frater
Bast Fhrenge
Barre
Mfr
Preateteian
Ledies and Society
Lovelock
Bee
Harry Age
St. Mon En Suring
Daughter Located After Tragic Farm Suicide Near Bertin
A Bertin farmer reportedly killed himself in his barn by hanging Friday afternoon. Freeholders gathered in the home after the incident. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text, but inquiries continue around the event and those involved.
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Britain
Merchent Street
Erman
Sedlitz
Russia
Dam
West Chazy, N. Y
Norwich
Port Ethan Allen
Jarkeon
Howlend Hall
Fanesal
Harolt Norris
Harald Norte
Fort Douaumont
Vosges
Ypres Salient
Rush Estee
Broker
Stic
Gemut
AP. Abbott Co
Homer Fitts Co
Union Dry Goods Co
Union Clothing Co
Rogers & Co
Rogers
Moore & Owens
Shea
A.W. Badger & Co
Lamerey Clothing Co
N. D. Phelps Co
W. P. Shepard
Mra Flora Foster
Vaughan
Hecker & Co
Fursitere
Tilden Shoe Co
Frank MrWherter Co
Averill & Co
Rutland County
Tenney Co
Phelps Mill
Washington Street
Peter Thom
Women's
St. Monica's Church
Rev
F. J. Meare
Mer
George Cosens
Bertin
J Tayler
Ponpte
Willem
Arthur
Robert Imola
Merlin
Berlinillage
Rome Bres
Howe
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