Teutons Now On Czar's Soil in Russian Territory
Berlin reports a north of Lemberg advance by Austro German forces into Russian territory. Russian defense holds near Halicz as Teuton troops press on, with limited actions on the Dardanelles and a Western Front deadlock.Authorities track the wider push as it may grow.
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Berlin
London
Lemberg
Teutonic
Russlang
Dnelster
Halicz
Teutons
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Russian Poland
Dardanelles
France Reacts to Italian Turkish Rift Report
Paris on June 20 notes the Italian press reports a rupture between Italy and Turkey and the early appearance of Italian forces and allied ships at the Dardanelles. No official Rome statement confirming Italy's plans has been published despite the stronger reaction here.
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Italy
Turkey
Paris
Dardanelles
Rome
Arras Bombarded Says Official War Communique
Paris June 20 official war report says front activity was relatively calm overall. There was air action north of Lourdes and at Neuville and Reclincourt. Arras was bombarded by heavy guns. Artillery duel persisted between the Oise and Aisne to the advantage of our forces. Minor clashes reported on the Argonne front and the Meuse heights near Calowme.
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Paris
Lourdes
Neuville
Reclincourt
Arras
Oise
Alene
Argonne
Mewse
Calowme Tremely
Boston & Maine Tells NH It Can Avert Receivership
President James H Hustis of the Boston and Maine says New Hampshire reform is needed to avert receivership. The leased line group led by Richard Olney must unite to push legislation, as earnings improve but fixed charges likely won’t be covered this fiscal year.
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Boston
New Hampshire
Boston & Maine
James Hy Hustis
Richard Olney
Becker's Clemency Plea Set For Thursday Meeting
New York June 29 counsel for Charles Becker arranged to meet Governor Whitman in Albany Thursday to apply for a clemency hearing. Becker’s execution for the murder of Herman Roy Senthal had been scheduled for the week beginning July 12.
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New York
Charles Becker
Whitman
Albany
Becker
Herman Roysenthal
Drowned Girl in Quarry Hole Near Bay View
June 2. Heatter Re Sullivan aged 514 was drowned yesterday afternoon in a quarry pit near the burned polishing mill at Bay View. With two other children she slipped while crossing a Bee spanning the pool. Thomas Plowde and Jean Briseo retrieved a bent iron hook to pull her to the surface. Dr Rowley and others attempted revival but failed. Father John J. Sullivan is a stone cutter in Quincy. mother is dead. She lived with her grandmother Hester Sullivan at 13 Kilby Street.
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Lass
Re Sullivan
Bay View
Chidren
Acros
Thomas Plowde
Jean Briseo
Rowley
Squam
Marshal Marchant
Inspector Sullivan
M Iungmotor
John J. Sullivan
Quincy
Hester Sullivan
Kilby Street
US demands direct talks after note on German sinking
Washington reports public note from the German foreign office to the United States. The State Department asserts Germany refused direct diplomatic settlement over the attack on a carrier vessel, citing treaty terms and urging Germany to reconsider. The message, delivered last Saturday, preserves the US stance on reparation and ongoing disputes.
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Washington
Foreign Office
State Department
United States
Germany
Ee Atemericaes Abs Funk
Waeree Raider
Never Insane Expert Says Thaw Sane Amid Regret
Dr. Charles Bancroft, head of New Hampshire insane asylum, testified that Harry K Thaw was sane before and after killing Stanford White, describing the act as impulsive from anger and jealousy. He noted Thaw expressed regret, saying a true delusion would not.
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New York
Charles P. Bancroft
New Hampshire State Hospital For
Federal Commission
Harry K. Thaw
New Hampshire
Thaw
Stanford White
Bancroft
Tim
Aleeine
Streeter
Evelyn Nesbit
Wittdover Addresses Trade Board On Declaration Of Independence
The speaker laments class distinction and calls for equal rights. He plans to deliver the full address on July 4 in Philadelphia, arguing for a broader interpretation of the Constitution. He notes growing sentiment opposing race definitions and stresses unity and reform.
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Churchill
Hawe
Fragmented OCR notes from TRARS 1 Persee page
Incomplete text shows garbled lines with possible dates and names. Readable fragments indicate a news brief or notice style but key facts are missing.
Murder Trial for George Warner in Andover Case
George Warner, charged with the murder of his wife's parents, Mr and Mrs Henry Wiggins, at Simonaville in Andover, was tried in Windsor County Court. He confessed to the double killing, initially pled not guilty by reason of insanity, and later to outright not guilty.
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George Warner
Andover
Woodstock
Henry Wiggins
Simonaville
Windsor County
Frank J. Fish
Wiennies
Ficknell
Chester
Warner
Herbert G. Butler
Brattleboro
Bert E. Cole
State Hospital For the
Waterbury
Mr. Wiggins
Boy Killed Cleaning Rifle In North Troy
North Troy June 20. Lee Chamberlain 14 and his brother Lyle 12 were cleaning a rifle when it fired. Lee was unharmed but Lyle was struck in the head and died instantly. Dr. W A Young of Westfield attended.
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North Troy
Lee
Charles Chamberlain
Jay
Lyle
W. A. Young
Westfield
Vermont Class Day Caps 11th Commencement in Perfect Weather
Burlington June 20 perfect weather marked the University of Vermont 11th commencement class day. The exercises on the college green featured addresses by students with campus orations and ivy oration, followed by class poem readings and a planting ceremony at the Fillings Library. Fraternity reunions and the ton promenade closed the day as graduates visited homes of faculty members.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Guy Totter Benton
College Green
Harold Mayforth
Spring- Hebd
Mass
Jason 8
Athens
University of Vermont selects alumni leaders and trustee
George W. edvet of Prevalenen was elected president of the alumni association today at Burlington Jet. Ralph was chosen secretary and Mr. Stewart was elected a trustee representing the alumni.
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Burlington
Jet
George W.edvet
Prevalenen
Ans
University of Vermont
Eee Tan Ower Retary
Ralph
Tom Te Far Haste
Stewart i Wae
University
Ehonmni
Bride A Death by Own Action in Everett
A woman's death is reported as self inflicted, with authorities noting the incident occurred in Everett and linking it to family figures including her husband and mother. The fragmentary text references concern over a meeting and a tense domestic situation surrounding the deceased.
Prosecution Policy Tight on Mexican Revolutions
Washington June 20 the government will vigorously prosecute neutrality violations to prevent further revolutionary movements in Mexico or expeditions from American soil. The Huerta conspiracy link sharpens justice department inquiries as Gen Felippe Angeles Villa's lieutenant arrives from Boston to deny any coup connections.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico
Huerta
Department of Justice
Felippe Angeles
Villa
Boston
Horn Refuses Plea In Vanceboro Dynamite Trial
Werner Horn, German army officer linked to the Vanceboro Maine dynamite plot, refused to plead to three federal indictments charging illegal transportation of dynamite from New York to Maine. Pleas of not guilty entered by court direction. Case set for trial after dispute over habeas corpus appeal. judge postponed to September.
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Boston
Dun
Werner Horn
International Bridge
Vanceboro
New York
Maine
Cae
United States
Andere Cron
Joseph F. O'Connelly
Federal District Court
Horn
Former Montpelier Cutter Charles O Connor Dies
Charles O Connor a former Montpelier granite cutter died at Waterbury last evening from arteriosclerosis after years of ill health. He was born in Poultney in 1880 and moved to Montpelier as a youth. The body rests with parents at 24 Ridge Street. Funeral at St Augustine's Church Thursday at one. Survived by three sisters Mla Tobn Coblina and Agnes and Mabel Cian of Montpelier and two brothers John and George O Connor.
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Charles Fred Wuonnor
Waterbury
Charles
Connor
Ridge Street
Montpelier
St. Augustine's Church
O Welock
Mr. O'Connor
Poultney
Montpe Ler
Fraser
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Order of Foresters
Mia
Tobn Coblina
Agnes
Mabel
Cian
War
John
George
Brother of Mrs. Callings Killed in France War
Hugh Gowle, 24, from Watkaradie Ontario, was killed in action while serving with Canadian regiments in France. The reports say his sister Mrs. Henry Callings learned of his death as fellow troops engaged in battle nearby. Military authorities warn against revealing army locations.
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France
Hugh Gowle
Henry Cnllings
Academstrent
NUSSES FELL TO GROUND Barer 9 HL dune 288 rolling
Fragmented OCR text reports a local scene with names like Chmar Anchen and Hele Seem among garbled lines. The legible parts hint at a negative event but lack clear facts, dates, or outcomes to confirm a specific incident or report.
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Hans
Oon
Casey
Sylbert
Hydrant Topped Buick Deluges Barre Street
An East Calais motorist's Buick, driven by Guy Bancroft, collided with a delivery truck near Averill's, bursting a hydrant and a gasoline pump in a dramatic water geyser. The cascade drenched Bancroft and wife, damaged the Buick, and flooded North Main Street while firefighters shut off the water. No serious injuries reported. both hydrant and pump were salvageable.
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Huick
Guy Bancroft
East Calis
PF. 1
Ladd Cote
Clyde Trapy
Barre
Bancroft
Banecroft
Buick
C. W. Averill & Co
Mrs Emma Beckley Died After Illness At Home
Mrs Emma C Beckley longtime resident of Jet Le Beckley died at her home on Onenge Street after a long illness. She was aged about 78 and had lived here most of her life. Funeral arrangements are pending with the Rev. Pinter to conduct the service at the family church on Thursday evening.
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Retmeemley
Jet le Beckley
Friends
Eine Inter
Pinter
Fatigued by long tour visits Rutland yesterday
President Wilson, worn from a long automobile journey, stayed at his summer home this morning and handled official papers. Secretary Lansing was expected to Amherst, Massachusetts, with talk of a possible meeting. The president’s Rutland trip covered 110 miles with Mrs Sayre and Helen Woodrow Bones, leaving home six hours.
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Cornish
N.hl
Wilson
Washington
Lansing
Amherst
Mans
Rutland
Francis B. Sayre
Helen Woodrow Bones
Harlakenden House
President Wilson Loops Rutland City Visit
President Wilson enjoyed a pleasant late afternoon stop in Rutland on his way to Cornish New Hampshire. He and his party briefly dined at Otter Creek tea room near the Creek road and signed the register as Woodrow Wilson and party.
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Rutland
Wilon
Windsor
Woodstock
Cornish
N. H
Otter Creek
Creek Road
G. A. Brigham
Tridgewater
Sherburne
Col. E. M. House
Manchester
Ottaquechee
Ottererrek
Windsor-Rutland
Mra. Brigham's
Woodrow Wile
Dismissed All Articles At Special Town Meeting
Plainfield voters at a June 29 meeting declined all three warrant articles. The options asked about funding Bertha Weed as a teacher, private teaching fees, and support for establishing a high school with a new building. The meeting adjourned after a brief discussion with no final action on any proposal.
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Plainfeld
Bertha J. Weed
Wainfeld
Idan
Chaim
Caters and Gruae: Unclear Readable Fragments Highlight Local Event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and actions but is mostly garbled. It references Sestak, Sheedy, and Teteey with unclear roles, plus vague mentions of meeting and tatters. No coherent date, place, or outcome is discernible.
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Wehenk
Sheedy FF
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