Greek King Constantine I in critical condition in Athens
Reports from Athens via Berlin say King Constantine I of Greece remains in very serious condition as anxious crowds gather at the palace. The political impact hinges on the monarch’s neutrality stance, with pro German ties through Queen Sophie and possible push for Prince Nicholas to ascend after his German ties and French education.
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Berlin
Constantine I
Greece
Constantine
Sophie
Kaiser
Eleutherios Venizelos
Germany
King George
Prince Nicholas
France
Grand Ducheess
Helene
Russia
Grand Duke
Vladimir
Ferdinand
Princess Mary
Great Britain and Ireland
Double compensation allowed for injury across states
New Jersey Supreme Court rules under the New Jersey workmen’s compensation act that a New Jersey employed brake man hurt in Pennsylvania may recover in both states. George A. Rounsaville of Jersey Central contested prior limits set by federal liability law. The court upheld his claim and found dual recovery not inherently more unjust than collecting on two insurance policies.
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Jersey
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Trenton
New Jersey
George A. Rounsaville
Jersey Central
Odenweiler
Rounsaville
German Spy Rosenthal Confesses in London Departure Arrest
An official London statement reports German spy Robert Rosenthal arrested as he attempted to leave England. He confessed to being sent by the German admiralty to gather naval information, having been in the country only briefly.
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London
Robert Rosenthal
Rosenthal
England
British War Losses Mount in Week Amid Heavy Casualties
Weekend casualty lists show the heaviest totals since the war began. They record eighty officers and 5200 men lost, including 1674 killed. Last week British losses reach 900 officers and 20,000 men.
Submarine Sinks Russian Cruiser Amur Near Baltic Port
Berlin reports a German submarine sank the Russian cruiser Amur, a second class vessel, near a Baltic port on June 4. The action involved a wartime engagement with the Baltic fleet in the theater.
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Berlin
Amur
Baltic
Dover resident Jacob Bentzell dies after long illness
Jacob N. Bentzell, Civil War survivor and Dover borough resident, York county, died Tuesday morning at age 71 after 25 years of impaired health. He enlisted in 1802 at 17, was wounded delivering a message to General Kilpatrick, and had seven horses shot during service.
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Dover
York County
Mr. Bentzel
Mr. Bentrei
Kilpatrick
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