Retreating Russians Face Heavy Teutonic Pursuit
Berlin reports the Russian army is withdrawing from the Vistula region toward the Bug as German and Austrian forces press through Galicia and Polish territories. Petrograd cites heavy enemy losses in the Dneister withdrawal while Russia reorganizes munitions under a new supply board. Austrian artillery contests in Tyrol and Trentino as Italian Isonzo fighting drags on amid poor weather. German chancellery and foreign ministers note dimming hopes for aid from Romania and Bulgaria, with Scutari occupation by Montenegrins marked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galicia
Russian Poland
River Bug
Teutonic
Petrograd
Dneister
Haljez
Tyrol
Trentino
Italy
Isonzo
Roumania
Bulgaria
Scutari
Norwegian Ships Sent to Bottom in Submarine Attack
London June 30 reports the Norwegian ship Camburkenneth sunk by German sub U3 after departing Portland Oregon for Liverpool. Thirteen crewmen were killed while eight German sailors aboard were captured. The Norwegian steamship Greay was also sunk by a torpedo with crew landed at North Shields.
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London
Camburkenneth
Portland
Ore
Taverpool
Manchester
Tent
Eid
Greay
North Shields
Trtcel
Turks Weakening Is French Belief
Dispatch from Athens reports French belief that Turkish resistance is faltering near a Turkish fort by the Callipah geminata. Observers cite exhaustion of the Turks and growing confidence in French tactical gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Callipah Geminata
Amd
Sivas
Montenegrin Army Seizes Scutari Administers City
General Vedoviteh leads Montenegrin forces and Estenterti consul into Scutari after Austrian forces withdraw. Turkish and Albanian bands retreat as troops assume administration. Greek consul holds consulate amid shifting control. Patrols guard foreign chancelleries and public buildings. Citizens told to regard themselves as Montenegro subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vedoviteh
Estenterti
Atuie
Scutari
Montenegro
Nicholas
Alienists Called Against Thaw
New York June 40 The state lawyers are set to begin their assault on Harry K Thaws sanity defense in the Supreme Court hearing. Cross examination of the last Thaw witness continues as prosecutors prepare to present documentary evidence and challenge the defendants mental condition with new expert testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Hendrick
Collision in the Downs Leaves Nieuw Amsterdam Damaged
In Deal England on June 30 the Holland American Line steamship Nieuw Amsterdam struck by an unknown steamer while anchored in the Downs. The port quarter was damaged but all aboard were saved. It marks the eighth collision in the Downs in three days.
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Deal
England
Holland-American Line
Nieuw Amsterdam
New York
Rotterdam
Downs
Wedding crowds fill Bowling Green for Genevieve Clark nuptials
Hundreds of guests from across states converge on Bowling Green Missouri for the wedding of Genevieve Clark daughter of Champ Clark speaker of the House to James M Thom son publisher of the New Orleans Item A blanket invitation from Speaker Clark drew many prominent figures including President Wilson who sent gifts and a three foot high silver flower basket from the Missouri delegation while Senators Reed and Stone arrived on a special train and Governor Major attended the gate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Genevieve Clark
Champ ‘Clark
National
House of Representatives
Miss Clark
James M. Thomson
New Orleans Item
Clark
Wilson
Missouri
Congress
Reed
Stone
Major
Evelyn Thaw Served Subpoena at Lake Camp
The state process servers found Evelyn Nesbit Thaw at her Lake Chateaugay summer camp and served her with a subpoena. She is expected to testify against her husband next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone, N
Evelyn Nesbit
Lake Chateaugay
Wilson Plans To Stay In Cor nish Until Reply Arrives
Washington dispatch says President Wilson will remain at Cornish House indefinitely awaiting Germany's reply to the second American note on submarine warfare. The White House provided no definite timeline for his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornish
Washington, D. C
White House
Wilson
Wells Sues Over Separated Marriage in Nashua
Divorce suit filed by George F. Wells Jr. of Concord against Bertha Wells of Nashua and William Schappy, who recently died by his own hand in Nashua. Wells contends Schappy falsely claimed he adopted Bertha Wells and was her suitor, causing the breakup of the Wells marriage. Case set for the September term of the superior court at Nashua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
George F. Wells, Jr
Bertha Wells
Nashua
William Schappy
Wolfe
Tie
Schappy
Mrs. Welle
Tor Lihel
Burlington Man Elected at New Red Typical Amb Convention
Portland Maine June 2 Werorster was chosen to hold the post annual convention of the New red Typhical amb. William Tramp oe was reelected president. Vice presidents include Arthur Precost of Burlington and Dale P Murphy of Providence J Lynee elected secretary treasurer.
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Portland
Werorster
Yeaterday
William
Tramp Oe
Arthur Precost
Burlington
Dale P. Murphy
Providence
J. Lynee
Fire in submarine sparks station alarm at Newport
Smoke belched from the forward compartment of the submarine D4 near the torpedo station. An alarm drew all hands and crews from four nearby vessels to fight a fire caused by gasoline ignition after a spontaneous combustion incident. Firefighters used water to extinguish the blaze.
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Newport
Pfine
Submarine Goes Aground Prompts Health Ban Debate
A chaotic report details a Philippine health ban tied to a broader public health push influenced by United States policy. Officials aim to align health measures with government directions while expanding enforcement and appointing directors. The piece cites US influence, the submarine context, and potential personnel shifts amid intensified health oversight.
Wilson Presses Button Amid Unclear City Meeting
Fragmentary note reports Cerne button pressing activity with undefined implications. Mentions wheezy terms and various political cues without clear names or dates.
Waterbury man dies after long busy life in business
William H. Anderson of Waterbury Center died after a year of Bright's disease. Born in Quebec, he moved to Waterbury as a youth and worked 15 years as an engineer on the Central Vermont railroad, later farming and running a lumber business. He sold the lumber business nine years ago and managed four farms until illness stopped him. Survived by a widow Adda Clough and children Mazzini C. Anderson, Mme Sophia Belle Anderson, and William Floy Anderson, plus a grandchild and two brothers. Funeral in Waterbury Center with services conducted by Rev. W. L. Smith, burial in village cemetery.
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Waterbury
William Henry Anderson
Bright
Quebec
Cherubiseo
Naphin Anderson
William Moody
Central Vermont
P. D. Pike & Son
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Adda Clough
Stowe
Waterbury Center
Mazzini C. Anderson
Mme
Sophia Belle Anderson
William Floy Anderson
Levi Anderson
St. Albans
Thomas Anderson
Cherubusco
N.Y
Winooski Lodge
No. 49
Alm
Vermont College Grants Five Honorary Degrees At 111th Commencement
The 111th annual commencement at the University of Vermont and State Agricultural College conferred five honorary degrees including Doctor of Science on William A. Orton and Theodore N. Vail, Doctor of Laws on Gov. Charles W. Gates and Alonzo B. Hepburn, and Doctor of Letters on James Rowland Angell. The event drew 1500 attendees, with Angell delivering the address on War and American Ideals. Two graduates, sons of Gov. Gates, were among the Phi Beta Kappa inductees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
University of Vermont
State Agricultural College
William Allen Orton
Washington, D. C
Theodore N. Vail
American Telegraph & Telephone Co
Charles W. Gates
Vermont
Alonzo Barton Hepburn
New York
James Rowland Angell
University of Chicago
James R. Angell
Corporation
van Ness House
Phi Beta Bae Pa
Scholarship Society
P. H. Oldrich
Mgdeville
Helen Benton
S.C. Buchaan
Saxtons River
R. W. Daniels
J. W. Bean
Bristol
Lou Pullington
Johnson
Edith Gates
Franklin
P. H. Gates
H. N. Hanson
Derby
Misa Grace Harding
Grafton
N. HL
Hunt
B. Johnson
START HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN Rockingham drive to raise 220000
A a.m. event launched a six day hospital fund campaign in Rockingham with a target of 220000 or more. The venue hosted leaders including SN G Williams campaign chair, Attorney H Thompen, Rev W Chesoge, MI Diwell, and T W Davies as speakers. The supper and speeches followed breakfast, with community members and workers present in the hall.
Fraser-Wilson Gift at Haven Led to Contested Auction
Fragmented text from a 19th century notice describes a transfer of property via a gift from Fraser-Wilson, with mentions of Riven related beneficiaries and a late afternoon event at a place named Haven. The garbled lines suggest an auction or settlement involving a parcel of land and possibly a beer or brewery stake, with disputed claims noted and names partially legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FY Ehedenie
Acquitted of Murder in Keene Trial Ends Prolonged Case
Felix Buchanowski and Dominico Ralewiski were found not guilty of murdering Frank Salewiski, husband of a local woman. The verdict came after a jury deliberation of over a day, courtroom crowd remaining, with defendants shaking hands with the judge and witnesses. The trial, noted as the county's lengthy wet murder case, concluded despite a packed gallery and tense proceedings.
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Buchanowski
Mire Salewicki
Dhe
Will
Salewicki
Struck by Auto Injures City Resident
Rutherd June a-j pine-year son of Dr. and Mrs NS suffered severe injuries after being struck by a Hudson touring car driven by Mrs Thomas J. Lalir near North Main Street and Winodetenk avenue. State's Attorney V Towlig led the investigation as Marner the driver, who was driving at about thirty miles per hour.
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Rutherd
Dr. and
Mra NS
Hudson
Mra
Thomas J. Lalir
TS ‘Hayes
W. i. Wit
Frm
Futland Desler
Death of Edwin T. Arey on Loomis Hill Waterbury
Edwin T. Arey former Barre resident and Jones Bros. employee died at his Loomis Hill home Waterbury after a long tuberculosis illness. Survived by wife Margaret Creed Arey three children M Purvee Waterbury Alton Arey Knaietaed O and Vinig Arey Barre & Montpelier Traction worker four grandchildren Ralph Arey in Vinal Haven born June 11 1857 in Vinal Haven. Funeral Friday at 2 from T Mower 67 Prospect Street Rev B Reardon officiating interment Hope Cemetery.
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Edwin T. Arey
Barre
Jonen Bros
Loomis Hill
Waterbury
Margaret (Creed) Arey
Vinal Haven
M . Purvee
Alton
Arey
Knaietaed O
Vinig Are
Montpelier Road
Jones Bros
Star of Hapa Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
N. Blo. P
Hem
T. Mower
Prospect Street
Rev. B. Reardon
Hope Cemetery
Prominent Berlin Man Dies After Illness
Rollin Davia Stewart, longtime Berlin resident, died at 10 15 am after a yearlong illness including valvular heart disease. Born May 2 1830 he served in the Civil War with the 13th Vermont regiment. He married Laura B Nelson Oct 20 1865 and leaves nine children across Berlin Montpelier and Youngstown along with several siblings.
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Rollin Davia Stewart
Berlin
Rollin H
Mahala Stewart
Vermont
Mr. Stewart
Laura B. Nelson
Clarence Men R
George W
Nellie O
Emma D. Bancroft
Eva L. Nelson
Youngstown
Carroll L
Charles G
Hattie B
Montpelier
Mra
Helen M.taft
Abel H
Clark H. Stewart
William H. Stewart
Wil Namatown
Clara S. Nelson
Somerville
Mass
Shock at dinner table as farmer Mr Charles Richardson faints
Charles Richardson a Middlesex farmer entered Farrars on Main street Montpelier at 12 30 pm to dine. After greeting Mrs Farrar he collapsed becoming unconscious. He was carried to a row over the restaurant where Dr Burr and Bushey attended. He showed signs of revival later and was to be taken home. He is 60 years old. Mrs Farrar noted his hand was cold when they shook.
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Wiliam Strong
W. L. Smith
Mentor Lodge
Havin
C. Graves
Althine Miller
Order
W. J. Edwards
Joseph Ather
Henry Marshall
Mo L. Messer
Grant Russell
Franky Mefreth
Out of Town
J. W. Yaw
Brookfield
J. Edwin Farr
Milton
F. M. Strong
East Montpelier
Matthew Strong
Faynon
Th. Smith
W. J. Robinson
M H. McAllister
Allen Mehuron
McAllister
H. Newcomb
Fred Wikler
Sim. Bonnette
Warren Palmer
Charles Koyne
Charles Keene
Windos
D. le. Sanford
Haniwick
H. Hok
Bidwell
Ieon
W. Ri. Clark
Watedell
Bridgeport
Conn
Charles Richardson
Middlesex Farmer
Farrar
Main Street
Montpelier
Runaway Horse Tosses Montpelier Street Chaos
A runaway horse bolted along State Street in Montpelier near Main Street, narrowly missing pedestrians and slamming into an iron rail near the Mancant block. The horse escaped with minor injuries. the wagon sustained slight damage. The incident was traced to Frank Dawley of Shady RM district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Montpelier
Ira
Frank Dawley
Shady RM
Vermont druggists meet at annual pharmacary conference
A garbled conference record notes Vermont pharmacists gathering under a university trusteeship, with mention of a committee or board and a potential lecturer. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the event appears to center on pharmaceutical practice and professional counts.
Murder Jury Secured in Local Trial
A fragmented report outlines a murder trial with a juror selection process underway. Names and details are obscured by OCR errors, but the piece references a court case, potential defendants, and ongoing jury deliberations.
Barre Aldermen Accept Two Bids For Waste Removal
A Barre city council special session advanced plans for a refuse system. S D Sibley offered weekly tin can and paper removal for 8050 per year, and a separate garbage removal bid at 8750 per year was reviewed. A contract was to be drafted. others criticized or delayed action amid discussions of adherence to city ordinances and building permit controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Cook
Barre
S. D. Sibley
Aldermanihe Health Committee
Health Committee
Sibley
Alderman Cook
Brookline
Mass
City of
Burlington
Cook
Glysson
Keith
Brace
Rossi
Brruce and
Tilysson
Glyceon
Shurtles
Keast
Bruce
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Amsterdam
Bowling Green, Mo
Evelyn Thaw
Husband
Arthur Provost
New England Typographical Union
Sanitary Corps
U. S. Public Health Service
U. 8
United States
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Ialande
FS Lic Health Service
Mal. Appine Cogamination
Anil Meeletent
Sutmarien
Jean Ion
Men Francis
Wireless Regents
Feday
Prreret Viewmient
Margene Jake
Lied Staten
Sen Freese
Cerne
Fee
Wetton
William H. Anderson
William Strong
Gates
Science
Gov. Gates
Start Hospital
Bellows Falls
Gian Steel
Petr Haven
Fraser—Wilson
Larre
Webererville
Merkel
Crete
Rutland
Rollin D. Stewart
Middlesex
About Too
Lake Dusmere
Itunien
City Council
Ce -Ear
City
Opera House
Ito
George J. Goodkowski
Winhart
Gnodkowski
York
Ana Theatrical
Acanton
Shurtleff
Goodhorweki
Wishart
Este St Lornee
Canee Pert Streem
Verrier
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