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Newspaper

Hamilton Spectator

Location

Hamilton, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jul 05, 1915

Page

6

Argonne Battle Re-capture Stalemate and Air Raids Report

Reuters reports from Paris that heavy bombardment and enemy air activity were limited in the Argonne while fighting continued with intense shelling. Allies maintained positions and inflicted losses on German forces near Arras and along the Alsne front. German aviation targeted rail stations at Challerange Zarren and Langemarck.

Paris Wiretan Yyres Soveher Yornevil Alene Abinin Arras Argonne Metzrral Challerange Zarren Langemarck

Hand to Hand Fighting Recaptures Allied Positions

Paris dispatch reports a German attempt to renew a general attack in the Argonne between the Binarville road and Blanleur. Allied forces held four positions and repelled a counterattack at Hulgenfirst, recapturing bay bastions the Germans seized Thursday.

Paris Argonne Binarville Road Blanleur Trigele Hulgenfirst

German Plans Concentrate Fire in Flanders War Zone

Rotterdam report notes German forces massing in Flanders with intent to focus heavy artillery on Allied lines. Observers say advanced troops may breach trench defenses as some guns do not require concrete emplacements.

Rotterdam Flanders

Lull In Fighting Reported Across Front

Paris dispatch notes no heavy artillery duels during the day and the German infantry attacks in the Argonne have been halted after a previous failure.

Paris Argonne

Russians face continuous enemy advances near Lublin and Zamosa

A war communique reports the enemy reaching the Vyanica river toward Lublin with ongoing progress north east of Vieprs and Hug. A rear guard action north of Zamosa held, while Wednesday and Thursday saw multiple enemy assaults on the Bokal Halia front repulsed with heavy losses. Two thousand enemy prisoners were taken and forces aligned on the left bank of the Gnilalipa Thursday night.

Tetroghad Baturdey Vyanica Lublin Vieprs Zamosa Bokal- Halia Gnilalipa

Concentration of German Troops in Libau District

Petrograd dispatch reports four hundred thousand German troops concentrating in the Libau district. They may be awaiting co operation with General Mackensen for a large enveloping movement north and south or preparing to advance on Riga.

Petrograt Libau Mackensen Riga

Cominiinkyue Russian Front Report From Petrograd

A damaged dispatch from Petrograd notes repelling incursions in the Ladiont and Sienna districts. It claims the enemy breached part of our front trenches near Calwarya, with artillery fire and shelling progressing northward from Zamoes.

Petrograd Sundar Ladiont Sienna Calwarya Resion StulMiorn Zamoes

Avatroa Core Claims Spark Amsterdam Dispatch

An unclear Ag Amaturdan report from Austh'An claims the Avatroa Cores are pure, asserting support from European events and forward statements. The piece offers scattered phrases about purity and exchange, with minimal verifiable details.

Amsterdam

Baltic Sea Battle Report Turton Cruiser Ashore

The German Albatros ran aground after engaging two enemy light cruisers about forty miles east of Cothland. A second German cruiser fell back as a submarine attack followed. Sweden protests to Petrograd over the action near Swedish waters.

Turton Crusere Cothland Oelock Cuvenshagen Sweden Petrograd

Serbians Take Durazzo in Albanian Capital Occupation

Serbian forces seize Durazzo, capturing the Albanian capital area amid rapid advance in the region. Italian and Allied officials report shock at the move and call for restraint and further consultations.

Dardanelles Turko Attack Rebuffed In Close Engagements

London reports Sir Ion Hamilton says during dawn sorties from Adil Vaba and Kelid Bahr the Turks aimed at our left and center positions but were repulsed. French forces captured a strong entrenchment complex and drove Turks from the line as enemy shells caused heavy destruction.

London Ion Hamilton Adil Vaba Kelid Bahr Turka

Turki sh Awakens Realization In Constantinople War Views

An officer of the Mercantile Marine says Turkish leaders now clearly see Allied gains in the Dardanelles after earlier belief in Allied failure. He notes Turks fear a costly defense if Constantinople falls and mentions Turkish attitudes toward Allies and Germans, including payment methods.

Copeniagen Mercantile Marine Dardanelles Constantinople Gallipu- Hoare

French Commander Wounded in Action at Dardanelles

An official communique reports Corporal Geurand wounded by enemy fire while tending wounded at the trenches near the Dardanelles. His life is not in danger, and he is to be invalided home. General Pathead has provisionally promoted Gourand. Geurand, seven years of service in the colonies, is beloved by his men for bravery.

Coperal Geurand Pathead Gourand Baw Dardanelles

Arrival of German Submarines at Athens

Three German submarines have made their appearance in the Golden Horn near Athens on a Sunday, signaling a new threat in the region.

Athens

Turks Fair Fichters London Interview Vague Offer

Fragmented OCR describes a London Sunday item about an interview and a vague offer linked to Turks in the Dardanelles era. Names and details are unclear, but the piece hints at political or military discussion and possible negotiations.

Battles and troop movements reported on fronts in Europe

A collection of war dispatches notes French and German actions on the Western Front and in Poland and Galicia. Reports mention breakthroughs near Paris and trench assaults near Kuroetowtio and Baliet, with German advances against Polish and Galician positions and ongoing pursuit near the Dnister and Vistula regions.

Berlin Argonne Pour de Paris Firiehow Mackengen Zemoe Poland Strom Kinenk Gener Woyrich Bienvo London le Espapge Ziotaliva Kamiouka Vistula

German General Shot in Berlin Murder Suspected

Berlin reports General von Leipzig killed at Nuankoe ben by a revolver firing during a meal but the general impression is that he was murdered. He was a popular figure in German forces operating in Turkey and his loss is seen as significant.

Berlin General von Leipzig Nuankoeben Turkey

British Submarine Sinks Troop Steamer in Sea of Marmora

A British submarine reportedly torpedoed and sank a troop steamer in the Sea of Marmora near Marmora during Saturday operations. Casualties and exact ship name are not confirmed.

London Sea of Marmora

Submarine warfare and ship losses reported near the Lizard

Friday reports from London detail multiple submarine attacks on British steamers Concasion and Inglemore near the Lizard. Seventeen shots damaged Caucasian, crews evacuated, and several ships sunk or towed while rescue operations and debris recovery continued. A Dutch liner Amsterdam mined in the North Sea with ten dead is also noted, and the Belgian steamer Ledgers was torpedoed off Farellys with crews landed at Plymouth.

London Concasion Inglemowr Thureday Dodlenuwwr Tut France Wwe Lad Cimber Nova Kcotia Crocker Eta Tveruns- Hine Castletown Hawlind Ledgers Beavenne Farry Ferllys Prlmouth

Russian Submarine Action Reported in Black Sea

Petrograd reports a Russian submarine engaged two steamers and sank four other vessels in the Black Sea on Saturday. Official confirmation and details remain limited.

Petrograd Ttm Black Sea

Recruitment turmoil hits Australian forces

Melbourne dispatch reports chaotic recruitment efforts with forced entries and unclear acceptance processes amid wartime strain. The correspondent notes confusion in enlistment and a push to fill ranks despite irregular procedures and possible coercion.

Lead and Spelter Prices Rise Amid Market Claims

Reports from Lead and Spelter markets claim German financial interventions cornered supplies to pressure ammunition makers. Observers note demand for munitions and exports do not justify the sharp price surge. Germany’s stance fails to curb American shipments as buyers seek metal for wartime needs.

New York Germainancial Intervets Germany

Italian Advance Tolmina Captured

Italian forces push the Tolmina front as Mier fall dominates four pitches. Reported top Italian offensive gains pin Tolmina in hands of the Italian army amid inverted Tarrio region control.

Tarrio Tolmine

Bombardment of Carnia Report From Front Lines

Rome report describes artillery fire spreading across a location near Pred, with Alpitiste forces capturing an entrenched position on Valerande’s northern slope and repelling counterattacks. The Avetharis sustain heavier losses while maintaining defensive positions as action continues.

Rome Ronan Unefin Pred Alpitiste Valerande

Alpini Destroy Electrical Works at Tonols Gorge

Five Alpini volunteers cleared the Tonols waterworks at Rovereto and Omeieh, moving along rocky ledges on four nights. They carried dynamite and destroyed the control contractor, disrupting Hive water supply and causing a collapse of the system.

Tome Fridey Tonols Waterfalla Hive Wa Rovereto Ateon Rocks Bhonale

French aviator sinks Austrian submarine in Adriatic

A communique says Lieutenant Houillet and seven French airmen bombed the Austrian submarine P11 from 60 feet in the Adriatic near its conning tower. Explosions occurred, and it is believed the submarine sank.

Liieutenant Houillet Adriatic

Austrian attack fails near Coralco plateau repelled

A violent assault by Austrian forces on the Coralco plateau was repelled. Twenty Austrians were taken prisoner as the defense held.

Rome Antunday Coralco

Outrages in America Wounds J P Morgan Jr at Home

A man named F Holt wounded J P Morgan Jr at his Long Island home. Holt, identified as a former instructor at Cornell, arrived by motor and fired a revolver. A butler struck Holt with a coal scuttle. Holt confessed intent to kill Morgan to aid German enemies. A dynamite filled Patchell was found near the Morgan residence.

J. P. Morgan Junio Long Istvan Morgan F. Holt Lerman Cornell University Mr. Morgan Holt Bis

Germany Guarantees to Passengers under American Note

Copesjuagren dispatch reports Germany’s reply to the American Note. Germany may grant protection to passengers on condition that they travel only on select steamers. The note contends Germany will compensate or ground vessels if not complied.

Germany

Kaiser Foresight on Heligoland and War Outcome

Amsterdam papers on Kaiser Wilhelm II celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of his accession. They claim his foresight secured Heligoland, essential to Germany’s fleet and wartime development, and argue without Heligoland the present war would have been unlikely.

Amsterdam Heligoland

Recruiting Drive Leads London Parade With Victoria Cross Hero

Private Dwyer, aged 10, awarded the Victoria Cross, heads a London recruiting march. He tours Trafalgar Square with a banner, leading a citywide effort praised as highly successful during a week of front-line leave.

London Dwyer Victoria Wiress Leondon Trafalgar Cauare

Explosion in Capitol Buildings Shocks Washington

An explosion wrecked the Biennte wing of the capitol buildings in Washington on Saturday. A letter received at a newspaper office the previous evening, signed Wic. Pearce, foretold the outrage. No one was injured.

Washington Capitol Wic Pearce

Secret submarine base threat reported in New England area

New York Friday report says authorities received information about German plans to establish a secret submarine dam on the New England coast, prompting security concerns and investigations.

New York Germany New England

Astor Heir Donates Wealth Amid Wartime Worries

A bemused report notes financier William Astor underwrites a life of public service while his kin John Jacob Astor serves with the Life Guards. In wartime York rumors persist, and the sense of munificence from the Astor family sits against travel and press constraints.

William Astor Hsa John Jacob Astor Life Guards York

Munitions Output and Curzon Warnings Amid War Strain

Amid reports on munitions production and Lord Curzon's warnings, officials stress war strain persists near an armistice point. Debates touch on France’s gains, manpower, and prices as Allied leaders weigh economic and military choices influencing victory prospects.

Lord Curzon

International union meeting denounces German actions at Deroy

Report from a union conference in Deroy notes denunciations of German atrocities and calls for vengeance. Delegates react to German participation at an Am prem conference and blame German government and unionists for decades of policy to harm France and Britain.

London Deroy Amprema Apoto Britain Ben Tillett France England

Sayville Wireless Station Contemplated Under U S Control

The Government considers placing the Sayville wireless station under American control. The Journal notes intelligence of British and French transatlantic shipping movements reaching the German Navy. Colint Bernstord profiles as an odd figure connected to the spy system and is described as persistently misleading government centers.

Washington Kaysville Ttte Teliever New York The Journal Colint Bernstord Cowie Bernstord Sint's

Negotiations With Balkans Favor Allies

In the Melang purlie attention has shifted from the war but German interests in Galicia threaten to push the Balkan states toward the Central Powers. Newspapers report the Allies’ talks with Balkan states ahead of a broad settlement while German nerves grow.

Tondon Melang Galicia Balkan PARTH Raturiny Np Os

Maharumelan Troops in London Clash Kill Soldiers

The India office reports that at Phang two Maharumelan soldiers attacked. Major Gale, Lieutenant Courteney, and a bombarder were killed as troops pursued the murderers before they were shot down. The assailants are described as morose and fanatical.

London Baturday India Office Phang Anot Khiling Gale Courteney Curtain Cooper

Greece War Party Faces Leadership Change

Reuters from Athens reports that all signs point to former Prime Minister Venizelos seeking to reclaim the Greece premiership amid a party leadership shift and wartime government questions.

Registration for War Service Reentries

A wartime registration notice reports eighty five women reentered for war service, with most assigned to harvest work. The government intends to raise funds up to £100,000,000 and notes five percent as a tax or levy.

London

Pope condemns violence and offers sympathy to sufferers

The Le Figaro report notes the Pope condemns extreme acts and pledges sympathy for victims. He says he loves not only Catholic faith but humanity, and awaits opportunity to show support for those harmed.

PAIS le Figaro’ Maya Pope Vna Mveryong Sa

WEW ZEALAND WOUNDED FREMANTLE REPORT

The New Zealand landing at Wellington in the recent campaign is described with chaotic details. Troops face heavy losses as they move toward a major port, with many officers and sailors listed among the casualties.

Loss of German Submarine Off Hime Mouth Report

A damaged wartime brief reports a German submarine reportedly connected to the Hime mouth, with crew alive and divers dispatched. Authorities hold the vessel as the submarine sank further and salvage plans are underway.

Ama Tredas Saterday Cerman Bank Tt Ia Vresle Bern

Death of Mexican Ex-President Portirin Dine

Reuters reports the death of Portirin Dine, former president of Mexico, according to a dispatch from Mt Varia. Details on dates and circumstances remain sparse.

London Reuter Mt Varia Forte Portirin Dine Moxie

Waval Base Dispute Grants Wage Increase

Melbourne reports in the Westernport base dispute that workers will receive wages of from 2 shillings to 2 shillings 6 pence per day as awarded by Wr. Jaatiee Pieginghen.

Melfourne Jaatiee Pieginghen Westernport Nivel

Melbourne Burn Accident Claims Elderly Labourer

An elderly man named John Brown a labourer was admitted to Melbourne hospital in a dangerous condition after catching fire at Koowrerup on Saturday night. His son reported the accident from the scene and authorities are investigating the blaze.

Melbourne Simliy John Brown Wan Koowrerup

London Wheat Market Summary and Weather Notes

London wheat market reports modest gains amid speculation with 15 000 and 17 214 price figures. Weather notes from Melbourne forecast a mild start to Monday with northerly winds, then cloudy unsettled weather and rain.

Los Don Gray Inman Toman Melbourne Ietrict

Scottish miners wage award in London dispute

A garbled report notes a wage award awarded in London involving Scottish miners and a figure around 1245 cited, with unclear names and parties. The fragment references Sir George Awkwith and a tea-related context though the details are not fully legible.

INC London Sir George Awkwith

London Motors Probe Seizes Seemingly Open Case

In Stratford authorities fined an unnamed individual after a motor case led to confiscation of materials. The incident involved a suspect linked to a German waste distribution scheme and a local corporation named Bronebinl Coiehe, with related actions at a Great Moppermict Core site and a Woods facility.

London Ratumlay Phretlan Wasteen Hieay Stratford

Naturl Health Offer Prompts Victoria Hotel Visit

Mrs D M Villard of Naturna Health Co Melbourne will visit Hamilton on July 20 21 and be at the Victoria Hotel. She offers free health advice and promotes a treatment claimed to restore health and ease catarrh or piles. The notice urges consultation and mentions a free health kit for women.

D. M. Villard Natura ' Healthy Co Melbourne Viet Hamilton Wolminday Victoria Hotel Waa Lane Beth Tay Beth Wheet

Resignation of Bishop Green and retirement plans

The Rt. Rev. Dr. Green announces resignation due to infirmities and health for Ballarat diocese after 35 years in church service. He cites medical opinion and seeks a successor, plans farewell tours to Hamilton and Merino, and notes his long career from Albury to Ballarat including prior bishoprics in Armidale and Port Victoria.

Christ Church Fev Toa Cilem Bian Keen Apeaker Ile pEte Eallarat St. Abdan'a Commonwealth Etammar Shoul Perons Obeintrhorch Himilton Snall Cavendish Tisbop Malle Hallarat New South Diahop Greenanya Ballarat Coormytsdy Sun Eer Mra. Green Mehop Hamilton Merino Asterton Green Australia Albury Surrey Melbourne Bt. Amdrew Brighton Bt. Martin's Uawkeburn St. Paul's Geelong Orgtton Armidale Pallarnt

The NW Recruit Farewell to Charles Brock

A farewell nodal honors Charles Brock who joined service vows in a patriotic recruitment poem. The text praises England and Mother Britain, calls for victory, and frames Brock as answering the Great Adventure for God and King and Country. Printed at the Hamilton Spectator office in Hamilton.

Charles Brock England Mother Breland Alona Oy al bin Aman

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