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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1915

Page

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Heir at 21 Faces Pinched Finances in Astor Will

The Astor heir at twenty one confronts strained funds despite a six hundred thousand annual income from a large trust. Provisions specify maintenance for his mother and education while taxes and legal costs erode the estate. The will directs management until the heir reaches twenty one, with continued scrutiny of expenditures and income. Continued on page 3, column 5.

Astor Parvanel Comfort Sob Jacob Brno Setel

Londoner divulges anti Zeppelin method

London dispatch reports an anonymous caller warned Americans in London of Zeppelins The caller claimed Scotland Yard aid and urged Americans to leave London The method involved filling bathtubs with water and immersing the head to sneeze after the warning was delivered

London Scotland Yard

King Constantine Stabbed by Queen Report Emerges

A dramatic Athens dispatch claims King Constantine of Greece was stabbed by Queen Sophia during a heated April confrontation. Reports state surgeons removed part of the chest area and an operation followed, with experts warning the wound risks infection unless careful drainage is maintained.

Faris Janes Constantine Rreace Sophia Cearcely Kitt Constantine Londo Athens Greece Howard Uitterthal Woden Lilienthal

Crocker Land Myth Debunked by MacMillan Arctic Letter

Elmer Ekblaw Ensign Fitzhugh Green and Donald B. MacMillan report from Etah to The New York Tribune on Crocker Land. They describe a long expedition from February to April crossing Smith Sound and attempting a polar sea dash, finding no land and detailing mumps, influenza, dog hardships, and a mirage of land that faded as they returned to Cape Thomas Hubbard.

the Tribune New York Tech London Donald B. MacMillan Arctic New York Tribune Copenhagen Kjobenhavn Crocker Peary Toour Cape Thomas Hubbard Polar Sea Etah Elmer Ekblaw Fitzhugh Green Smith Sound Cook Sverdrup Eleamore Land Beistadt Ekblaw Bay Fiord Ensign Green Hayes Sound Cape Thomas Hubbard Eureka Sound Hvitherse Polar Grant Land Dnye Smith Sounit Genetalien

Lynch Democratic Campaign Head Elected Chairman

Washington Jane and Pred B Lynch of 4 Taul were chosen chairman of the Democratic Campaign and Finance Committee at a meeting today. The selection is seen as a step toward his possible promotion to chair the Nations Committee replacing Willem F. Metombs.

Washington, Jane & Pred Lynch Taul Carpaten and Finance Committee Jynes The Nations Committee Willem F. Metombs Mix A. Mitchell Palmer Perseyivance Palmer Federal Court of Laters

Ten More British Ships One Day's Toll of U Boats

London and Tyne reports tally a fresh day of U boat attacks with ten British ships sunk or disabled. Seven trawlers and two steamers plus one sailing vessel were torpedoed, with four crew lost on the trawler Victoria. The Liverpool steamer Inkum and other vessels are among the larger ships struck, despite Hague-era protections for fishing craft.

London Tyne F Swedie Victoria Inkum Little Hox Lawestore Alers Horace Ned Veonume

British coastal shipping torpedoed amid wartime losses

Reports from Berwick describe multiple torpedoings as trawlers and steamers are sunk or damaged by a submarine. Vessels named include the Horace, Reone Sve, Sunnet Mead, Ebenezer, Ashinye, Kathleen, Even ing Star, Cortes, Ean May, Stratharan, and Mary. The Orleans toll notes eight British vessels 200 tons plus among 1,400 total ships affected.

Thureday Ciews Horace Sunnet Mead Ebenezer Row Berwick Peterhead Evening Star and Cortes Aberdeen Kirkwall Ean May Stratharan Geo Norts

Berlin Admits Few Killed In Air Raid

Dispatches from Amsterdam report Berlin acknowledging only a small number of deaths from the French air raid on the Crown Prince’s headquarters. The French statement says 29 aircraft attacked, dropping 178 shells and many bombs hit the target, with several thousand darts noted.

Berlin Tendon Jose 5A Heuter Amsterdam

German Air Raid on British Coast Casualties Few

London reports a German air raid on English coasts with limited damage and few fatalities. Official notes revise previous tallies, stating six deaths in the May 1 London raid and four in the prior Zeppelin attack, while authorities urge restraint on details to avoid panic.

London England Londox Canlard Rand

German and Russian Fleets Clash in Baltic Gulf Encounter

A strong German fleet appeared in the Middle Baltic and exchanged shots with the Russian fleet near the Gulf of Kiev, according to an official statement issued tonight.

Petrostad Baltic Gulf of Kiev

Wilson Reply Delayed As Lusitania Talks Continue

Washington reports President Wilson’s response to Germany over the Lusitania incident remains postponed. A purported German compromise outline was issued in Washington, claimed to reflect high authority, but there is no sign of Berlin sanction and it may be mere signaling to gauge American sentiment.

Tribune Bureau Washington Wilson Germany Lusitania United States Berlin Lansing Neo Wert Shane Hye Couneclloe Lansing Histon Bryan Count von Bernatorft State Department Dudley Field Treasury Department

Churchill Sees Great Triumph At Dardanelles

Dundee report on Winston Churchill arriving in Mundee as he spoke in the House of Commons. He predicted a great Dardanelles victory and defended naval strategy, warning against unnecessary criticism and urging decisive action to win the war. He cited enhanced naval strength and preparations, with emphasis on moving forward.

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