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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
3
Variety of items including insect flight behavior studies, history professors, education bulletins, Vienna siege history, Canadian stamp tax shortages, Lake of the Woods wolf hunting by car, naval standings, coal mine fatalities, grape seed oil findings, Madison Missouri population, pig iron output, Laurel Delaware mayor, Lake Constance patrols, London shell factories, diamond mines, and other eclectic 1912- era notes.
London reports King Constantine of Greece is in critical condition according to a dispatch from Athens to the Exchange Telegraph company. The update comes from a Greek correspondent and was received today.
Italy releases a note to the United States explaining that the Triple Alliance was defensive and that Austria-Hungary’s actions violated it. Italy asserts diplomacy failed, Austria forced war, and Italy joined the Entente to preserve balance, safeguard Italian interests, and prevent European domination.
Washington reports Ambassador Fage informed Secretary Bryan that Sir Howard Grey pledged to move forward with priseourt proceedings for four American meat cargoes bound to European neutrals. Sir Edward requested Unat counsel for the packers present. Alfred Urion to sail Saturday. Negotiations with Armour & Co and British officials led to this outcome, while talks on 27 other cargoes continue.
Fifty Chilean seamen drowned when the steamer Masiniane Errazuris struck a reef and sank off Chile yesterday. The 116 ton, 200 foot vessel was built in 19th century details unavailable. Rescue efforts and cause remain unclear amid chaotic seas.
A May 27 dispatch reports Rear Admiral Meatty leading a simulated attack by a red fleet and advancing toward a Chesapeake Bay base. Secretary Daniels pledged full reports as naval officers investigate the operation amid speculation on how the intruding fleet penetrated Virginian waters and reached striking distance of Washington.
Dutch liner Ryndam and tramp freighter Joseph J. Cuneo collided 15 miles southwest of Nantucket shoals at 4 am. Ryndam tilted and leaked water. passengers and most crew were transferred to the Cuneo. U.S. battleships assisted and convoyed the stricken liner toward New York with a reduced crew remaining aboard.
Albany N Y May 24 The court of appeals fixed the week beginning July 12 for the execution of former Police Lieutenant Charlies Hecker convicted in the murder of Herman Hosenthal.
Reports from Union Pacific headquarters say a tornado last night near Omnahs Nebraska caused at least two fatalities and extensive property damage. Wires are down in the vicinity.
J H Standing once a Corwith banker who vanished seven years ago and returned last spring to serve a punishment has asked for parole. He was sent to Fort Madison for forgery last May. A remeneve from Lavener and Es ity opposed parole while State Easter Hammill represented the applicant.
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused a proposed 30 cent rate increase on yellow pine lumber shipments from the southwest to Bronx. The carrier failed to justify the higher charge. Protests were raised by the Brown Commercial Club and Houston city interests.
The Olifold assembly of the United Presbyterian Church of North Anes will convene in Loveland from May 26 to June 2. Moderator Joseph Kyle of A will preside as the session begins.
In Brooklyn an architectural engineer’s wife Mrs Charlotte ONeill was found dead with a gunshot to the heart in a bedroom. In an adjoining room two children Josephine 1 and Francis 4 were found with cords around their necks. Francis revived and the baby died. Detectives believe the mother may have killed the children and then shot herself.
A Reuters dispatch from Kweiyang reports Canton traders traffic in women and girls from famine regions. Parents sell children due to poverty, with prices as low as 60 cents per child in famine districts and over $40 for strong teens in large cities.
Mrs Berths Turnbull widow of a famed cricketer rejects a Lusitania crossing seen as a bold note of independence. She plans a later voyage and shows no fear despite the Atlantic crossing being a long cherished plan.
London reports show General Von Mackensen pressing the Russian line north of Preemysl and near Jurasiau as Austro-German forces renew pressure. The Dardanelles campaign sees Allied progress against Turkish resistance after an armistice to bury 3,000 Turkish dead. Western front sees a German trench east of Ypres retaken and French gains north of Arras inflicting losses on German positions. The Greek crisis centers on King Constantine’s death altering Greece’s neutrality stance.
Petrograd reports German activity continues in central Galicia near Ban river, Jaroslau, and Praemysl but claims the Russian line is strong. Russians say Cracow to Calada and Vistula flank drives have lost momentum and more than 700 prisoners were taken between the Vistula and Dniester areas in three days.
Paris on May 4 published a terse war update noting continuing hostilities and territorial checks, with skirmishes described near Lorette and shifting frontline dynamics as battles unfold across northern regions. The text also briefly mentions plans related to the Cape Cod canal project and expected seasonal work, indicating broader infrastructural interests amid wartime pressures.
London May 26 The approval of King George solidifies the coalition government as announced this morning and is seen as the best answer to a muddle. A Carlton Club meeting briefed MPs on negotiations and the cabinet lineup with assurances of support. prominent posts include First Lord and Foreign Affairs, War, India, and Ireland portfolios among others led by Lord Kitchener as War and David Lloyd George.
Captain Bernard Sharp of the Yorkshire Territorials calls German artillerymen’s actions sheer nonsense in a letter to his Hull family. He notes British observers saw the allies’ growing gun superiority a few weeks before the Ypres battle and argues for mounting more guns to blunt enemy fire.
Maharajah Kapuytols, an Indian prince, traveled through Des Moines toward San Francisco aboard the Book Leland. Reporters tried for an interview at Valley Junction but were delayed by a brief disruption during the stop.
A damaged OCR fragment offers limited readable facts with no clear names, dates, or location. It references an event or notice but lacks sufficient specifics to determine scope or outcome.
The steamship Nebraskan en route from Liverpool to New York was torpedoed off southwest Ireland. No passengers were aboard. the crew abandoned to lifeboats and returned. A German submarine was involved as reports reach Lloyds and British authorities in London.
Washington faces renewed alarm as the Nebraskan, an American steamer en route from Liverpool to Delaware Breakwater, was blown up with no warning. Officials weigh whether Germany violated its pledge to avoid neutral ships and how this could widen the crisis already testing U.S.-Germany relations.
A stray OCR fragment notes the Norwegian Navy recovered about 600 mines. The text is garbled but implies a navy action involving mine clearance and related costs, with references to enrichment and safety concerns.
A Cottonwood South Carolina fire caused about fifty thousand dollars in damage. The blaze started in a warehouse and spread to nearby structures but was contained by local fire crews with no reported injuries. Officials are investigating the cause and assessing the remaining risk to the area.
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