Germany Ready to Concede Neutrals in WWI Note
Berlin reports Germany will make important concessions to humanity principles in its reply to the second American note. Neutrals’ lives may be safeguarded and cargo identifiers suggested to avoid submarine attack. Delays expected as von Bethmann-Hollweg and Jagow seek cautious, lawful action. Washington awaits the note, likely to discuss questions raised by the U S and prepare for a broader reply.
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the Hague
Germany
Wilson
America
von Bethmann-Hollwee
Gerany
Washington
von Jagow
United States
Cornish
N. H
Gerran
von Poernstorf
Circw
Gerard
Lansing
Great Britain
Hood's Pills Promoted Amid Wartime Trade Debate
An item notes Hood's Pills as a reliable remedy for constipation and biliousness while shifting to wartime topics. It mentions a memorandum addressing American protest against British detentions of neutral ships, with the U S government prepared to demand adherence to international law.
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Germany
United States
Great Britain
Germany has not received any peace offers
Berlin reports from June 25 via wireless say the Overseas News Agency quoted the Nordeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung stating that no hostile government has approached Germany with peace offers during the war and that the Imperial government is unaware of any readiness to make peace.
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Berlin
Sayville
N. Y
Nordeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Germany
Austro German Forces Cross Dniester in Galicia Victory
Berlin reports a further Austro German victory in Galicia with General von Linsing’s forces crossing the Dniester river after hard Russian resistance along the front near the Dniester.
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Berlin
Galicia
von Linsingen
Dniester
Clerks settle with New Haven railroad after conference
In New Haven June 25 the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad and 1800 freight clerks reached an agreement after a three hour meeting with the clerk's brotherhood and unions on the New Haven system. Federal mediator Cliff Reeves said a strike was averted by the conference and a spirit of cooperation prevailed.
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New Haven
Conn
New York, New Haven &Martford Railroad Company
Ihe
Cliffe Reeves
Reeves
W. W. Hangar
Department of Labor
Washington
Ing
Wil Widen
Jan Wbvonew
Carranza Forces Reach Suburbs Of Mexico City
El Paso dispatch reports General Gonzales forces near Mexico City with Zapata troops entrenched. Carranza aims to avoid attack while Obregon moves to take Aguas Calientes and repair rail lines. Officials regard Mexican crisis as potentially requiring U.S. intervention, though no rush to act.
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el Paso
Texas
CarrAnza
Gonzales
Mexico City
Carranza Agency
Vera Cruz
Washington
Silliman
Villa
Wilson
Mexico
Gavleston
Zapata
Pablo Gonzales
Obregon
Aguascalientes
Carranea Agency
Wow
Aguascalionten
Vatican Denies Benedict Interview Comment as Misleading
The Osservatore Romano counters a La Liberte interview with Benedict XV, stressing a clear distinction between Holy See public documents and private statements. It cites pontifical documents from 1914 and 1915 to underscore that the pope has long expressed positions on church governance and papal authority.
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Rome
Osservatore Romano
Nef
Vatican
Benedict
Louis Tatapie
la Liberte
Pariar
Holy See
Puntitt
Pont ix
Pontifi
Life saved after operation failed miracle remedy
Mrs Clare Shaw of 493 Dexter street Providence suffered stomach and liver troubles after an operation failed to help. She used Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with swift relief and long term improvement, saying she was almost gone before treatment and now feels better than in 20 years. The ad claims permanent results for stomach liver and intestinal ailments and offers a money back guarantee.
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Clare Shaw
Dexter Street
Providence
R. 1
United States
Mayr
Advt
Third Straight for the Braves
Third straight Braves win described with hits by Daubert Selmidt and doubles by Daubert. Parker McCarty and Schmidt's defensive plays noted. Douglas and Tyler tallied strikeouts, with 3500 attendance and umpires Byron and Eason listed.
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Appleton
Brooklyn
Braves
Ceee Popol Eno
Daubert
Selmidt
Fitzpatrick
Gilbert
Magee
Tase
O Douglas
Tyler
Douglas
Snori
McCarty
Schmidt
Iplaye
Smith
Boston
O'Mara
Das Mya
Cutshaw
Zimmerman
Getz
Hummel
Miller
Bray
Connolly
Maranville
Whaling
Red Sox defeat Washington 12 to 4 in hard hitting game
The Red Sox beat Washington 12 to 4 as Collins pitched the full game. Roebling, Shaw, and Kingel contributed solid work at the plate and in the field for the home team. The scorer recorded the final tally and standout plays.
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Collins
Washington
Red Sox
Roebling
Shaw
Kingel
Struck Out Details in Baseball Game Report
Struck out by Collins twice and by Boehling and Shaw twice. Sacrifices by White Gardner and Lewin and Speaker. Foster. Double plays Ay rin to Wagner to Gainer. Wild pitches by Shaw and Balk Boehling. Umpires Dinneen and Nallen. Attendance 1725.
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Ad Riblooper
Wagner
Reglin
Wireloss
Lewie
Sayville
N. Y
Danvrin
Camper
Cady
Lem
Collins
Pes
Bea
Polit! Ty
Pan
le Vitor
Rusgis
Moeller
Forest Foster
Shanks
Milan
Candi
Morgan
Sir Henry
Meflyide
Ui Shaw
Willian
Boehling
Shaw
Hite
Gardner
Lewin
Speaker
Foster
Anyrin
Gainer
Balk
Dinneen
Nallen
National League Scores at New York Games
In New York the National League matchup ended with New York-New York scoring 11 while a crowd of a-Cintaneti and Pittebarg tallied 2. At Chinge-Chinags St Lowe contributed 18 as they surged to 14.
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New York
American League Yeaterdays Games Review
A garbled recap of Yeaterdays League action notes unclear scores and lineups with several fragmented player names and positions, making specifics difficult to extract. It references multiple teams and events but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
Randolph Robert M Wood and Miss Florence Mayo wed
The wedding occurred Sunday at the home on Caves Street with Rev. Meteger officiating. Bride Miss Florence Mayo wore white crepe de chine with veil, carrying pink and white roses. Attendant Louise Waterman and best man William Mayo joined the couple as relatives and friends witnessed. A reception followed and the couple departed for St Athans where the groom oversees the Mt. Athans Foundry Co.
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Florence Edith Mayo
Caves Street
Sab Meteger
Bethany Church
Neva Claflin
Bethel
Louise Waterman
South Royalton
William Mayo
Am Mra
St. Athans
Mt. Athans Foundry& Implement Co. Joes
Walter Howard
Main Street
Charles Scott
Willis Howard
Ruth Lucinde Howard
Fraser Metager
Stephew
Howard
Brnkfield
Clara Stone
Northfield
Frank
Jakes
Newthield
Wietebell
Mera Uegere
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