Russians Retreat Before Lemberg Amid Disorder
Berlin reports Brought to Galicia, Russian third and eighth armies fall back from San front toward Lemberg. Dispatches note disorderly retreat and prisoners included newly drilled territorials with rifles only days earlier. Austro-Hungarian and German forces push campaign with high intensity under Field Master Conrad von Hoetzendorf at the master crossing amid heavy fighting.
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Berlin
London
Lemburg
Lemberg
San
Galicia
Conrad von Hoetzendorf
Mester
Russian Counter-Move In Frontiers of Bessarabia
A Bucharest dispatch to The Times reports Russians launching a counter-offensive against Austrian forces who invaded Bessarabia under General Playzer. Austrians retreat to Bojara east of Czernowitz and evacuate Nova Semticia and Pruth regions as Russians seize a great quantity of war materiel.
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London
Times
Bucharest
Sayar
Bessarabia
Playzer
Bojara
Czernowits
Nova Se- Ticia
Russia
Pruth
Bryan to Speak in New York Before Southbound Trip
William J. Bryan left Washington for New York to deliver a peace address at Carnegie Hall that night. It will be his first speech since resigning as secretary of state. He will return tomorrow morning. Mrs. Bryan bid farewell at the Bryan home in social visit. He denied any rift with President Wilson over submarine policy.
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Washington
D. C
William J. Bryan
New York
Carnegie Hall
Ryan
Preater Wilson
Bryan
Wilson
Drink-Crazed Man Holds Crowd In Jamestown Tragedy
Fred Shaver fatally shot his father Hudson and stepmother in Jamestown with police wounded and killed his wife. He barricaded himself in a second floor room near Brooklyn square, drank whiskey, spoke to bystanders, and finally was shot dead by an officer after firing on deputies and spectators. The incident followed the marriage of his father to Ruth Campbell just days earlier.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Fred Shaver
Hudson Shaver
George Kendall
Ruth Campbell
Shim
Shaver
Kendall
Poten
Rires
Young Shaver
Thantrere
Mrs. Shaver
Travers Open Champion
Travers Open Champion results from Upper Montclair with contestants and notable performances described, noting the event ended yesterday and highlighting a key victory and trophy implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short Hille
S. W
Upper Montclair
Victorin
Ambitions of an Actress Remembered by Anglin
Margaret Anglin recalls Richard Mansfield in an interview for the American Magazine. The piece recounts Mansfield’s kindness and the impact of his stage presence, including anecdotes about hospitality, receptions, and personal moments that shaped Anglin’s early career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Anglin
Richard Mansfield
War Lords Get U. S. Reports
Berlin reports Dr Anton Meyer Gerhardt has briefed German foreign officials on American public opinion after the Lusitania tragedy. He may address Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg directly as a German reply to the American note is prepared in ten days or two weeks. The reports stress U.S. desire to avoid war while backing President Wilson against a repeat of the Lusitania sinking.
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Berlin
London
Anton Meyer-Gerhardt
von Jagow
Alfred Zimmerman
Foreign Affairs
Enn Montgates
Foreign Office
United States
Lusitania
Tie
von Bethmann-Hellweg
Peraan
William
Meyer Gerhardt
Wilson
Panama to Punish Rebellion by Barring Trade with Indian Villages
Panama President Porras proposes a broad decree penalizing trade with rebellious San Blas coast villages to force recognition of central authority. First offense fined, second offense jailed. He visited the region to enforce government monopoly on trade and collect duties. Some chiefs accept Panamanian rule, others refuse and threaten isolation. Flag disputes and calls for allegiance mark the crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
San Blue Coast
Porras
San
Pamaina
Twoama
Republic of
No Reward Offered for Missing Newspaper Clerk Case
A garbled 19th century notice reports no reward offered for information on the disappearance of a newspaper clerk named Matthew and Stal ly. The fragment references the United States and a reward up to 21000 in uncertain terms, with details unclear due to damaged text.
Man Narrowly Drinking and Driving Horse Dies at Fair Haven Track
While driving his trotting horse Jack the Reaper at Fairmount park near Fair Haven late yesterday afternoon, W Hy Carleton, a longtime local livery operator, collapsed from heart trouble and died. Timers John Kelley and George Wells found him slumped beside his sulky. the horse wandered to the stable before Frank Bristol stopped it. Carleton, 56, had sought to beat a time record and was en route to Granville for services tomorrow. He leaves five sisters and four brothers.
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Fair Haven
Fairmount Park
W. Hy Carleton
Mr. Carleton
Thelock
Jack the Reaper
John Kelley
George D. Wells
Edward McGuinness
E. J. Seaman
Rooma
M Carleton
Granville
Patterson
Amos Noxon
J. Vail
N. Y
Two Airmen Die In Quincy Plane Crash
Quincy Mass June 19 An aeroplane plunged to earth killing two of three men aboard George H Hersey Jr mechanician of Quincy was killed instantly William Ly of Providence R I died en route to hospital while receiving flight instruction from operator Harry M Jones who escaped serious injury by falling on the others Authorities say no passengers interfered with Jones during the crash and pilots actions Chaemakers expressed belief none interfered with the operation
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Quincy
Mass
George H. Hersey, Jr
William 1
Providence
Harry M. Jones
Jones
Chaervers
Graduates Honored At Munro Hall Ceremony In June
Lendonville graduates from Lyndon Institute and Lyndon School of Agriculture received diplomas at the night graduation exercises in Munro Hall. President Hibben of Princeton and other university chiefs attended as the program featured invocations, speeches, a glee club performance, and diploma presentations.
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New York University
Crneat F. Nichole
Dartmouth
Jem Howard Elliott
Brad
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Invoca
Rew
Senaditrvee Sf
Jwelounn
Charles Spaulline
Hirtehinenn
Torte Kimball
Muth
Mefiewell
Cheney
Commbell
Lawce
Come Herald
Prominent South Ryegate Merchant Found Dead in Store
South Ryegate June 19. The body of B. L. Terry 33 a prominent young merchant was found in his store with a shotgun wound to the heart. Dr G W Darling who went to buy gasoline discovered the scene and the physician reports the death likely not accidental. Funeral planned Monday at 2 pm. Terry born in South Ryegate lived there all his life and was active in the Modern Woodmen and Odd Fellows lodges. He leaves a wife his parents and several siblings.
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South Ryegate
B. L.terry
G. W. Darling
Darling
Blanch Ingram
Peatoffice
Gibson Block
B. L. Terry
William Terry
Woodmen of America
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Wells River
W. W. Terry
Adna Terry
Connecticut
Death by impulse seals James Mannix in Bethel
James Mannix, a noted blacksmith, died by hanging in his Bethel shop yesterday, according to reports from Nell V. Cooley and others. His friends believe a sudden insane impulse caused the act, with Dr Greene noting death likely occurred over an hour earlier. Survived by wife, son Arthur, and others.
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Bethel
James Mannix
Nell V. Cooley
Mannis
Manniele
Arthur
Helle
Ken King
Kimball 2
Putnam's Grocery
Skillfwl
Erreetal Grarral Markemith
Clean Up Paint Up: Animal Eats Wheat in Town
Local report describes an atypical scene where an outpet of Mineral Paizts chews on wheat remnants during a 1014 event. The article notes observers blamed a civem fap dompstigee while noting the unusual feeding behavior and resulting disturbance.
New Armory Dedicated at Bellows Falls in Vermont
The state armory in Bellows Falls was formally put into service with dedication exercises in the drill shed on Westminster street. Speakers included Senator F W Babbitt and Former Governor A M Fletcher, who urged national preparedness and support for the president amid the current crisis. A reception followed. the event drew a modest crowd.
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Bellows Falls
State Armory
Bancroft
Westminster Street
F. W. Babbitt
Mary Martin Dies After Ill Health at Heaton Hospital
Mrs. Mary Martin wife of William A Martin of Montpelier died at Heaton hospital at 12 15 this morning after two years of illness a tumor born March 7 1853 in Northfield daughter of Michael Hannon she lived in Nashua and Montpelier married in 1896 to Martin she resided with the Langdon family and was a charter member of Oak Leaf Rebekah lodge Nashua Surviving are a brother John A Hannon and two cousins Edward Brown and Mrs Ellen Ward burial will be in Plainfield after funeral at 10 o clock Monday from the house
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Mary Martin
William A. Martin
Hillhead Street
Montpelier
Heaton Hospital
Northfield
Michael Hannon
Nashua
N. H
Plainfield
Martin
James Canning
Talk of the Town items and social notes from Granite city
A long string of brief society notices and local happenings. Births visits travels and personal milestones are outlined for residents including Mulray family of Granite street A Stafford East Hardwick E Woodward Danville Henderson Greenfeld Corlies Northfield Stewart Morse block Miss Ruth Robinson Miles and others. Community dances and gatherings at Knights of Columbus hall are noted with music by Harris orchestra and post dance refreshments. Police cautions and traffic incidents near North Main are mentioned along with travel plans of residents toward New York and beyond.
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William M. Stewart
St. Toneburg
Mies
Ruth Robinson
Greenstate
Orange Street
Robinson Cam
Henry Miles
Merehalt Street
Knights of Columbia
Scampini
Uarris
Wherx
North Main
White
Efty Hall
Une Eretion
Mare Harelay
Barelay
Perk Street
New York
Atlantic
Barre
M. Lew
Jahnetbeery
Harry Harvey
St Doheny Preier
Efternonn
Jitney Hits Young Girl in Front of Home
Alba Mondini five drives Montpelier scene as A M Cota in a Ford jitney bus strikes her while she walks near Barre street. Fractured left elbow noted. driver and witnesses say car slowed, child jumped into path. No blame on Cota. ambulance and doctors attended. prior verdict in a separate $10,000 defamation suit referenced.
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Alba
Mia
Maria Mondini
Barre Street
Montpelier
A. M
Peter) Cota
Harkness
Mr. Bancroft
Death of R L Hayward Barre resident dies suddenly
Rufus L. Hayward longtime Barre resident died suddenly June 17 in Brookfield where he had lived with his sister Mrs George Wood for two years. Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm at the Wood home with a West Topsham cemetery burial. A Barre te re union delegation will attend. He was born in Orange about 66 years ago and learned carpentry. Survived by a sister Mrs Ever Babb of Worcester Mass two nephews Bert Downing of Worcester Mass and A O Peasley of Brookfield. Wife predeceased him.
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Rufus L. Hayward
Barre
Brookfield
George Wood
West Topsham
Tere Union
West
Vieter
Secant Slater
Ever Babb
Worcester
Mase
Bert Downing
Worcreter
A. 0
Peasley
No Superin Meetings Open Board Struggles With Education Supervisi
State Board of Education members met at the State House for routine matters and began discussing supervision. A member said attention will turn to mission of education after seven weeks, delaying action on sacred Maton and Stane.
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State Board of Education
State Howes
Maton & Stane
Unclear fragmentary text about morning rite and procession
Fragmentary OCR text describes a morning scene with people in a field, a parade or procession, and mentions names like Gee and Brad. Some terms appear garbled, making exact events unclear, but it hints at a ceremonial gathering with speakers and a potential meeting or rite ongoing.
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William J. Byran
Metropolis
Asherville
N. C
U.S
Richard Maneteld
Manoel
Mimkle
Sehbel
Emu
Mallet
Catal
Sine Moston
Emma
U. S
Inet
Amieereity
W. HH
Carleton
Lyndonville
Jon Burfocons Tersoving
Neved Seteeio
Hes Om
Sethe
NEW Armory
Talk OF
the Town
Jitney
Alba Mondini
A. M. Cota
R. L. Hayward
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