Italy and Austria in stalled talks over land dispute
Reports from Rome indicate Prince Von Buelow has abandoned efforts to broker an agreement with Italy as Vienna’s territorial concessions fail to satisfy Italian demands. Meanwhile Balkan unrest grows with Romania’s push for intervention and Turkish Bulgarian tensions rising amid mounting military preparations.
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von Buelow
Italy
Rome
Prince von Buelow
Austria
Balkans
Huey
Ruomania
Turkey
Bulgaria
van der Goltx
Constantinople
Sofia
von Sanderstine
Adrianople
Dardanelles
Petrograd
Paris
Germany
Vienne Tome
Transylvania
Massacre at American Mission in Urumiah Reported
A message from Gordon Paddock and Robert M. Labaree describes Turkish forces forcing entry into the American mission at Urumiah Peres and massacring Assyrian Christian refugees. The missionaries were beaten and insulted during the incident.
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Urumiah
Peres
Gordon Paddock
Conwil
Tabriz
Paddock
Robert M. Labaree
Sunk With Her Oranges A Dutch steamer Medea sunk by U-68
Dover report says the Dutch steamer Medea bound Saloniki to London was sunk off Beashead by German submarine U-68 after crew left in 15 minutes. A destroyer rescued them. the vessel remained afloat briefly. The Medea bore Dutch papers and name on her hull.
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Dover
Beashey Head
Saloniki
London
War Marine
Alprecht
Admiralty
Medes
Amsterdam
Dalmira Sunk. Crew Given Ten Minutes to Depart
London reports the British steamer Dalmira sunk by a German submarine off Boulogne in the English Channel. Crew were ordered to abandon ship within ten minutes and were later landed on the Isle of Wight. The Dalmira, engaged in trans Atlantic service, had arrived at Havre from St Johns, Newfoundland, on March 1.
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London
Boulogne
English Channel
Isle of Wight
Havre
St. Johns
N. B
Death of 26 Seems Sure as Submarine F-4 Vanishes
Honolulu harbor disaster rumors swirl as the US submarine F-4 lies trapped beneath deep water with commander Lieut Alfred T.L. Edw and at least 18 crew feared lost. Divers reached 196 feet and surfaced unconscious as searches cover miles around the harbor entrance.
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Honolulu
United States
Navy Department
United States Navy
Honolulu Naval Station
Ant
Iite
Lieut
Alfred TL. Edw
Navajo
Mine sweepers brace through storm in Dardanelles
Paris reports mine sweepers worked through Wednesday night at the Dardanelles with Allied fleet protection. A violent storm hindered operations as dispatches from Tenedos to the Athens Havas correspondent describe ongoing efforts.
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Dardanelles
Paris
Tenedos
Athens
Havas
Don't Rock the Boat War Speech at Baltimore Methodist Conference
President Wilson urged national unity and restraint in a Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Church South annual session address. He warned against war enthusiasm and stressed world tension, missionary safety, and the need for moral strength in facing potential conflict. The conference praised his call for sober patriotism and resolve.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Baltimore
Methodist Fpiscopal Church South
Ereret
Warren A. Chandler
Atlante
Ieee
Oman
Oer Peers
German submarine reportedly sunk
London reports the admiralty believes the German submarine U29 has been sunk, with published seats suggesting a sinking near the Atlantic routes. The dispatch notes the detonation and cratered outcome, though exact details remain unconfirmed.
Now Bishop in Fact
Washington dispatch reports a cabinet shakeup rumor with details about a naval command change. Amid misreadings of a draft age report, officials discuss potential new leadership and the fate of the Peara Tei. Navy officers confirm plans to crush a submarine if needed.
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Washington, D. C
Age
George Y. Blice
Ork
Unclear Document Details Water Threat From Construction Report
A fragmented note describes warnings from officials about potential flood danger linked to a construction and drainage project. It mentions measurements of water depth and timing, with references to dates and local authorities assessing risk and possible mitigation steps.
Detectives killed in running shootout with fugitive
Philadelphia on March 26 the central office detective Jamen Mang reley was shot and killed and detective Harry Theker mortally wounded in a running revolver battle with fugitive Jacob B Miller. Miller, wanted in Princeton and charged with jewelry robbery, escaped after killing Mangreley and wounding Theker.
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Philadelphia
Jamen Mangreley
Central Office
Harry Theker
Jacob B. Miller
Miller
Princeton
N. S
Aml
Tucker
Hullete
Belly
Manedley
Maunecloy
Verdict Reversed in Vermont Negligence Case
The New York Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court verdict in favor of Frank Chandler, owner of a boarding house near Brandon. Misa Angunta E. Trowbridge of Brooklyn, a guest at a summer home, claimed negligence after an August 12, 1912 accident left her with injuries. Proceedings earlier involved Judge Meyers in a U S court, with Batchelder & Tates and Botsford counsel for the plaintiff and Chandler defended by Butler & Botsford and Moloney.
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Rutland
Marenso
Circuit Court of Appealit
New York City
Platt
Thin City
Misa Angunta E. Trowbridge
Brooklyn
Frank Chaniler
Silver Jake
Brandon
Plaintif
Batchelder & Tates
Bennington
United States
Meyers
Vermont
James TL. Martin
Buttles & Botsford
T. W. Moloney
Chandler
Washington Dispatch on Flag desecration and McManus case
A Washington dispatch reports on the flag over John J. McManus’s home in Mexico purportedly torn and desecrated during the murder and two-week aftermath. Secretary Bryan notes no official confirmation yet and seeks reparation from Brazil authorities. General Palamine offers regret and promises immunity for assailants once captured.
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Washington, I.t
John J. McManus
United States
Moxica
Zapata Ee
McManus
Bryan
Roosevelt declines to give testimony
A terse note indicates President Roosevelt refused to testify on the matter, with officials citing executive privilege and the ongoing investigation. The move delays proceedings and leaves key questions unresolved for lawmakers and the public.
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Roosevelt
Bellows Falls Man Defends His Town in Logs Bill Debate
The Vermont House debated H 275 to curb log floating in White River tributaries. Grah am of Rockingham opposed, urging compromise to protect local industries and property. Amendments required consent from landowners and penalties for violations, with treble damages possible.
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Toth
House
White River
Graham
Rockingham
Stength
Powell
Bickford
Moree
Hardwick
Washington County
Chelens
Kemal
Jorvie Remmisehm
Cout
Dahevic
Evidret
Petey
Royal nuptials stir headlines in hurried text
Fragmentary notice reports a royal marriage involving Prince and Princess Victoria with references to Bertie and Camnterland. details are unclear and garbled, but the event is dated to yesterday afternoon and carried by a news telegram service.
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Jambi
Maryh
Porrermarek
Victoria
Leelee
William
Gre
Berth
Reatel
Eireest
Bertie
Verdicts and pleas wrap up county court session
The court instructed a not guilty verdict for Michiel Tracy caught with liquor near the county jail after a state case with five witnesses. Other defendants faced adultery and intoxication charges with varying sentences including terms in the house of correction and state prison, while several pleas were entered or penalties set.
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Btateva
Michiel Tracy
Washington County
John H. Senter
W. A. Lord
Doon
Michael Tracy
Tracy
Roy Getman
Getman
Emery
Frank Tracy
Arthur Rogers
Northfield
Piston
Kate Dumas
N.Y
House of Correction
Hirwin ‘Thornton
Montpelier
Thomas Fite Gibbons
Windsor
State
Clarence FE. Foley
Barre
A. T. Burke
H. A. Rugg
Two Youths Hospitalized After Freight Car Accident
Joseph A. McDonough aged 18 and James Henley aged 18, both of Portland, were injured when McDonough fell beneath a moving freight car while attempting to ride it. McDonough suffered a crushed foot with amputation likely needed. both were taken to Rockingham hospital where Henley also received treatment.
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Tellows
Joseph A. McDonough
Rockingham Hospital
Portland
James Henley
Ale
Army Chaplain Receives Army Dispatch to Panama
Rev Clifford Lore Miller resigned as pastor of the Universalist church and has been ordered to report at Fort Ethan Allen for instruction. He will be assigned to the 5th regiment infantry now stationed at Panama as a chaplain in the United States army.
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Derby Line
Clifford Lore Miller
Univerealiat Church
Ang Tment
United States Army
Forth
Ethan Allen
Sth Regiment Infantry
Panama
Three Cases of Smallpox in St Albans City
Three smallpox cases reported in St Albans with two men and a young woman named in the city. The patients reside on Funeral street Kelward street and Aldie street. There are also cases of mumps in the city.
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St. Albans Alee
St, Albans
Mandy
Jo’seph Wareer
Funeral Street
Walter Io
Kelward
Mire
Welter Notamyer
Lef Aldie Etreet
Ralph Rogers Tops Spaulding High Honors List
Spaulding high school announces first honor Ralph Rogers with 1.68, Ruth Sowden 94.07, Lewmina Rickert 84.3, Hazel Mackay 83.85 as top scholars. Commencement includes essays by leaders, vocal selections, and addresses. senior chorus features many students with Lewmina Rickert as accompanist.
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Spaulding High School
Prin
Tl. White
Ralph Rogere
Ruth Sowden
Lewmina Rickert
Hazel Mackay
Eda Carini
Merle Gow
Ruth Humphrey
Madeline McDonald
Deane Davis
Howard Geake
Allan Johnston
Frank Lawlise
View Tor Onada
Frank McDonald
Illa Hayt
Marjorie Andrews
Ol Will
Neale
Barre branch GC 1 A meeting reviews strike situation
This afternoon's meeting was in session as the Barre branch GC 1 A discussed the strike, with no new developments at the time of going to press.
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Barre
GC 1. A
Seston
Anniversary Surprise For Willian Clement in North Denville
A village celebration in North Denville on March 20 honors Mr and Mrs William Clement for their anniversary. About 125 neighbors and relatives attended at the Clement home as daughters Frans and Florence organized the event. Gifts from Musle wens and attendees accompanied the party, with local residents and Clement relatives noted in attendance.
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North Denville
Willian Clement
Perenne
Frans
Lye and
Flirrnce
Clement
Musle Wens
Mise Lorinie Hardy
Daswille
Coar Astin
Mise
Marton Astly
Mie
Josephine Uowe
St. Johesbuery
Dameille
Wee
Dillan Kelees
Bert
Sid Marielle
Sid Marielle, Nine Years [Oh Mr. Chewet
Harry ML
Manchester
Mieten
Mansa Shattort
Melville
Cherka
de Hee
Swanton Paper Sale Details Unknown
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Swanton paper sale and possible references to legal or electoral matters. The readable portion is unclear about participants, dates, or outcomes. No definitive entities or figures emerge from the garbled source.
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