No Quarter for Belgians and Norwegians Sunk
London reports German torpedoes sink the Belgian steamer Menapier near Foreland with 23 aboard. Six survivors, including the captain and his wife, are rescued. Norwegian ships Trudvang Superb Glittertind and Ruperb are also sunk or damaged. survivors reach Margate and Tyne. No life details yet from Glittertind.
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London
Menapier
Foreland
St. Anne's Head
Mander
Fasnet
Margate
Clittertind
Tyne
Yessel
Allies Move Forward In French Sector At Arras War Office Report
Paris June 8 official war office communication details violent fighting north of Arras. Artillery engagements continued across Fond de Baval Alblain Soucher Neuville Bourieu Labyrinth center attacks progressed with two enemy lines and Toutvent farm captured. 490 wounded prisoners taken, seven officers among them, plus machine guns. Germans suffered heavy losses with two thousand killed and 250 captured. numerous bodies found. Several counterattacks repulsed and trench gains extended despite German efforts to recapture.
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Paris
War Office
Arras
Fond de Baval
Alblain
Soucher
Neuville
Bourie
Toutvent
Alene
Jue
Mente
Solseoms
Rheims
Ville Ap Boise
Champagne
Mesnltreape
Typhoid Takes Toll in London Doctors Warn
Physicians report typhoid cases rising in London amid civilian exposure fears. Officials urge rapid reporting and medical vigilance as authorities trace sources and mobilize preventive measures.
French Offense Advances on Broad Front in Europe
Front reports from General Cadorna describe Italian progress along the frontier with strong detachments entrenched on the forth ride. Austrian forces face minor engagements while Germans launch counterattacks and the Allies press attacks from Arras to La Trasser. Berlin cites Turkish repulsals at Seddul Bahr and hints Bulgaria and Roumania my wavering in the war.
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Ceneral Cadorna
Cadorna
Anna
Hrntiah
London
Arras
Aisne
Oise
la Trasser
Galicia
Berlin
Baltic
Constantinople
Seddul Bahr
Bulgaria
Roumania
Cologne
Condition of King Constantine Drastically Deteriorates
Athens reports King Constantine of Greece is in a suddenly grave condition, prompting concern over his health and potential impact on national affairs. Authorities and medical staff provide updates as the situation remains unstable.
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Athens
Constantine
Greece
Armed Steamer Hermann von Wiesmann Destroyed Near Sphinxhaven
London reports the German armed steamer Hermann von Wiesmann was destroyed by British shell fire near Sphinxhaven after being disabled by the Nyasaland steamer Gwendolyn last August. The vessel had entered Nyasaland territory, was bombarded and captured on May 30, and the Germans were driven out with heavy losses. only one Briton was slightly wounded.
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London
Hermann von Wiasaiann
Sphinxhaven
Liet Speesten
Bereau
Herman Son Wiesmann
Lake Nyasa
Africa
Nyas Island
Gwendolyn
Se Eee
Lake Nyngen
British Citizens Killed at Tuxpam
Washington June Advices from Vera Cruz say Tuxpam was captured by Ville forces on Sunday. One British citizen was killed and four injured in the fighting. Consul Silliman reports possible confirmation of a broader victory and notes a man lost his right arm.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Vera
Tampico
Tuxpam
Ville
Silliman
Vera Crosalan
N'A Wieory
Sia’ Voll
Sarue
Onergem
Wilson says note to Germany nearing completion
President Wilson announced in Washington that the note to Germany is nearly finished and would go forward soon. He said final revision would be held today by the cabinet, with no delays and broad cabinet approval, though minor suggestions have been considered since Friday.
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Washington
D. C
Wilson
Germany
Death of Vermont Veteran Col William H Munn
Col William H Munn a Civil War veteran died yesterday in a Troy New York hospital at about age a number of years He began as a private in the Vermont volunteers rising to captain and later colonel He received an engraved testimonial from Vermont after the war and was active in Masonic circles in both states
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William H. Munn
Troy
N. Y
N.Y
William B
Munnn
Munn
1Th Regiment
Vermont
Murder Shocks Bangor Lodging House Death
Stephen Moran was found bruised and dead in a Bangor lodging house. Morgan Doyle and Mrs. Lulu Moran face murder charges, with witnesses detained. Miss Nettie Gray swears Doyle and Moran fought over Moran’s alleged attentions, leading to Moran’s death by blows.
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Bangor
Stephen Moran
Morgan Doyle
The
Liuse
Lulu Moran
Nettie Gray
Patiia
Mary Ann Curtin of Hallowell Dies at 105
Hallowell Maine June 4 The death of Mrs Mary Ann Curtin aged 105 was reported as possibly the oldest resident in New England. The long lived resident passed away last night at her home in Hallowell after a long life noted for longevity.
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Mary Ann Curtin
Hallowell
New England
Mary IK Curtin
Three Vehicles In A Triple Head-On Wreck Near Bailey Farm
A horse drawn wagon and two automobiles collided near the Bailey farm between Montpelier and Middlesex last night. Erwin J. Boyce and Mrs. P. J. Lovely rode in the wagon. Frad Laundry and Fred Milne drove the cars. Milne’s car passed Laundry’s auto, brakes failed, and the three vehicles wrecked. Boyce and Mrs. Lovely were bruised, horse released and ran about 100 feet.
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Bailey Farm
Monntpelier
Middlesex
Waas
Erwin J. Boyce
Jonon
Mra
Milne
la Hrakes
Mr. Boyce
Mrs. Lovely
Vermont Central Baptist Association Opens in Montpelier
The annual Vermont Central Baptist Association begins in Montpelier with a 7 30 evening opening service led by Rev J Harrison Thomaf Randolph. A busy two day program includes prayers praise sessions, committee appointments, a keynote address Harnessing the Power, reports from the Northern Baptist Education Society, and a centennial style program culminating in the final business at the 108th session. The event features Rev George H Holt and Rev F H Perkins among speakers, with a focus on church life and Vermont topics.
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Vermont Central Baptistiation
Montpelier
J. Harrison Thomaf Randolph
George HH. Holt
Barré
George H. Holt
Sanford K. Meek
West Topsham
Northern Bapter Education Society
J. H. Thompson
F. H. Perkins
Woman's Missionary Association
A. Myrtle Jameson
Barre
H. Myers
Troten
A. F. Ufford
A. Rygd
Vermont Central Association
Ivan H. Benedict
George M. Holtelerk
L. W. Prase
Drowning of 12 year old in Passumpeie River near St Johnsbury
Philine Lacoure, 12, son of Albert and Mrs Lacoure, drowned while playing in a boat with lifter Per rigé 18 nearby on June 4 in St Johnsbury. The boy sank about five feet, body recovered later. three doctors failed to revive him. He leaves three sisters and brothers.
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St. Johnsbury
Philine Lacourer
Albert Lacoure
Passumpeie
Perrige
Larourse
Owe Sesil
Exclusive New York Cub Coverage of Vermont Vermont Boston Event
Report covers society figures and guests at a June Women’s Home Compan tenn event. Notable attendees include Mrs John Jacob Astor, Mrs Richard H Turpered, and Governor Whitman, with attention to memberships, dinners, and charitable activities across New York and Philadelphia society circles.
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Vermont
Boston
Ian Firsce
Margaret Gould
Minster
Jamasry
John Jacob Astor
Alvaander
Edward 7
Seenesbery
Philadel
Richard H. Turpered
Waa
Merrell
Whitman
Herman Celriete
T Charlee
Luring American Boys in Prettied Case Details
Fragmentary report alleges a man named James Pope sought to obtain favorable treatment for youths. authorities imply involvement with illicit activities and possible longshore or steamer transport. The piece notes pretrial concerns and references a charge by the general of the era.
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James Pope
Bat
Fragmented OCR text on local topics and names
A garbled OCR passage presents numerous near unintelligible phrases with scattered names and places. It mentions hotels, dates, and various proper nouns but lacks coherent events or a clear narrative to summarize into a news item.
Steamer A. W. PerryStrikes Ledge at Halifax
The Plant Line steamer A. W. Perry from Boston to Halifax ran ashore near the Sambro Head entrance in thick fog. All 42 passengers were safely landed by the tug Atlantic within ten minutes. Captain Ellie and crew remained aboard as wrecking plans were made to float her at high tide.
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Halifax
A. W. Perry
Boston
Sambro Head
Perry
Abe
Atlantic
Ellie
Vermont Foresters Open 12th Convention at Swanton
The Vermont jurisdiction of the Catholic Order of Foresters began its 12th convention in Swanton with a morning meeting at the Grand Avenue hotel. A high mass followed at the Church of the Nativity, then attendees marched to the town hall for the first session. Excursions were later taken to St Albans Bay by trolley, with about 200 present including Swanton court and clergymen. State secretary William Hy Drie coll reported 44 courts and 1,007 members as of January, with 258 new members in two years. funds totaled 20,720.05 across groups, and 174 contributed to Salem relief. State treasurer Frank W. Sault of Swanton reported 4,290.05 receipts in 1914, leaving a balance of 560.
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Swanton
Vermont
Catholice Order of Foresters
Grand Avenue
Church of the Nativity
St. Albane Bay
Swanton Court
William Hy Driecoll
Jan. Inez
Wick
Salem
Mase
Frank W. Sault
MIT SR
Bret Town
Council officers listed for Deliberation session in Harlington
A historical roster lists high ranking officers including Commander-in-chief Marsh Perkins of Windsor and Grand Chancellor Raymond J. Roule of Burlington. Other names include Grand Treasurer Charles W. Titcomb of Troetersville, Grand Master of Renmeniee Frank L. Clark of St. Albans, and Grand Sentinel Albert Killam of Burlington.
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Harlington
Mmij
Council of Deliberation
Masanir Week
Marsh
Perkins
Windsor
George F. Root
Newport
Grap
Charles A. Chapman
Ferrisburg
Moat Mmnimetes
Raymond J. Roule
Burlington
Edward L. Bates
Mirny B. Whittaker
Barre
Fetreeurer
Charles W
Christie B Crowell
Brettle Grand Sentinel
Albert Killam
Rertington
Circle Street Row Sparks City Court Action
Special Deputies hustled through a Circle street altercation last night and on Vine and Webster avenues. Anita Albatini was wounded and held for hearing for the alleged assault by Mira Abbiatti. Victor Diani faced charges for obstructing an arrest and was remanded. Several arrests followed on warrants by Grand Juror Wishart as deputies maintained order amid a tense South End scene.
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Tesgondente
Circle
Vine Street
Webster Avenue
Anita ‘Albatini
Cirle Street
Mira
Regina Abbiatt
Celestine Abbiatt
Victor Diani
Fans Street
Tnw
Mra
Selina Albano
Frank Blodah
Paulo Simonettis
Elia Beltrami
Wishart
Circle Street
Jaund
William Hurry
Beltra
Diani
Dennis Donahue
Prospect Street
Beltrami
Concert Enthusiasm Graces Seminary Commencement
Commencement exercises filled the day with music at the seminary chapel. Principal Hatch hosted a reception for the senior class at his home. The annual commencement concert, praised by large music lovers, featured Virginia Peter soprano with Professor Hathaway on piano, plus duets, quartets, and instrumental solos by students and instructors.
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JW. Hatch
Clase
Vietrela
Seminary Capel
Aare Bates IV
Virginia
Peter
Achinl
Tawie J. Hathaway
Plano
Mies Ryle
Skinner
Spearer
Berkwith
Taylor
Baird
Fateh, Sheik
Nearest and Dearest
Tronehead
Misses Rell
Miss Peekwith
Mies Rell
Miss Mayer
Pianno
Mee Bruce
Mise Gale
Mire Mathawar
Creer
Richie
Welok
Fragmented OCR notices of 1904 maritime event
The readable fragments report a maritime or ceremonial note dated 1904, mentioning Marche and Mant 1 PROM Gene, with references to ceremonial timing, ceremonies, and officials. The garbled text lists names and places but lacks clear events or outcomes to confirm.
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Mar Una
Fieerse Seevenery
Spalding Graduates at Local Ceremony
The text notes graduates of Spaulding receiving degrees in a ceremony. It mentions names, roles, and a site related to the event, including speakers and the degrees conferred. The fragmentary OCR references a course or program and local officials present. The exact names and places are unclear due to transcription issues.
Protest Over Speeding On North Main Street
North Main street taxpayers petitioned City Council to curb speeding and sought police action to enforce the speed limit. Aldermen referred the issue to the police committee while other petitions covered street dust, lighting at Camp and Clifton, hydrant fire protection, and curb removals at Cartier park.
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North Main Street
North End
Shurtleff
Cook
Rossi
Marlon
Samuel Gerrard
Charles Villebury
Bushey
Beacon Street
Camp
Delmont Avenue
Clifton Street
Clifton
Caer Omere
Straiton and Glysson
Alterman Shurtheff
Twr
Cartier Park
Mark
Academy Street
Currier Park
Franklin
Morey
Tremont
Johmnee
Aermont
Maidem Park Street
Witte
Averill Street
Nok
Billige
Aldereth
Sherth
Werner
Parte de
Pert Et Departementa
Metalliombing
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Tee
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Gepetatin
Bert
Villa
Mexico
T Bailey Farm
Vermont Central Baptist Association
Philias Lacourse
T &Rs
New York
the Vermont Association of Boston
Pete Ll
Pete
Man Gee Bena Ts Charge
Goth
Homer
Gmeemers
Council of Deliberation Officers
Trouble Calla
Virginia Peter
St Tees Spee
Spaulding
Rom
Jefferson Medical College
Hilbert
Bere
North Main St
City Council
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