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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
23
Reported heavy losses for attackers as Russians press forward across a border region. The dispatch notes advancing Soviet units near key positions, with mounting casualties on the German side and statements from military authorities about ongoing operations and surrounding actions.
Fragmented dispatches describe Turkish reports of repelling Allied advances near Kasr al Shiein and Knanikin with canal and river line movements. Turkish units claim offensives across the Meiran range producing several enemy setbacks, while British positions near Avkkaly and Mashikevk allegedly endured and repulsed attacks.
Fragmentary note recounts a French destroyer sunk after a collision with losses to 446 tons displacement and arms including torpedoes. Rescue of at least one survivor is mentioned amid chaotic details and unfamiliar place names.
Mrs Grahame-White, formerly Mrs Dorothy Tavert of New York, was granted a divorce from her husband Seater on the ground that he failed to comply with the decree. She is described as a flying maneuvers officer in the British air force, and the case details cover marriage, separation, and court actions leading to the decree.
A London French Red Cross appeal urges funding and aid for French hospitals suffering from wartime shortages. The author notes generosity has shifted from American hands and asks for continued support of money supplies and services to aid wounded and medical care.
The report recaps A J Balfour asserting a German dream of der Tag and discusses British naval superiority and plans. It notes the wrecked battleship in the North Sea region and quotes Balfour on German naval strength and the improbability of German provements for months. The Swedish ship Vanda later opened wreckage overseas with chaotic floating bodies and a related derelict vessel sighting.
A captured oratorical dispatch reports Kaiser Wilhelm praising German naval actions. He credits the fleet’s victories near Wilhelmshaven and the North Sea, claims British dreadnought Warspite was crippled, and salutes German crews for destroying the British fleet, urging German unity and continued effort in war.
Mrs. Sarah Kobre, widow of banker Max Kobre, petitions the Surrogate Court for letters of administration. The late banker died suddenly without a will, leaving substantial deposits and life policies. Creditors have begun claims and a prior bank deposit issue is noted. The probate filing seeks control of estate assets valued at more than the real estate.
The wedding of Mrs. Mary Vanderroost Tier widow of Irving Tier of Mount Vernon to Arthur James Crawford president of Troy Journal New Haven was held yesterday evening at the home of the brides brother Rev. William Vanderroost. Attendant was Miss Constance Vanderroost and William Crawford of Bridgeport served as best man. The couple plan a summer stay at Colonial Park West Haven before settling on Etroman Street New Haven.
General Joffre praised American generosity and the new U S army’s readiness after Gettysburg, noting the long friendship dating to Washington and Lafayette. He contrasted Americans’ rapid relief efforts with France’s wartime needs and stressed joint resolve to train and equip allied forces.
A February report from Rio de Janeiro claims the German steamer Munnaw may have been in port, raising questions about cargo and possible arms. A later dispatch notes the vessel discharged at a Brazilian port and could face sale for storage by port authorities on June 12.
The State Department of Taxes and Assessments reports a $24 281.79 decrease in income tax returns for Ltd along with a noted change in the Prudential Insurance Company as it mutualizes Its surplus has diminished, signaling financial strain for the firm.
Witnesses describe healing sessions and outlays in the Schlatter case in a federal courtroom. Testimony centers on alleged divine healing practices, cash payments, and the involvement of a healer named in relation to a church group. The proceedings continue with further witnesses expected.
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