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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
15
Cornell defeats Columbia in a hard fought rowing race with Stanford strong in the final stretch. Syracuse places third as Yale and Princeton contenders push for victory, while crowds watch the tense finish along the course.
A woman was found dead after being stabbed multiple times in an apartment building. Police say she likely killed herself, though investigators note conflicting evidence and a hospital death record. Witnesses report a frantic phone call and the building’s elevator incident amid the unfolding case.
In Wariford Connecticut John T Merrick of New York and Medlowed owner of a Cheelen witch hazel factory face suspicions as workers, mostly from New York, are described. Superintendent Armstrong evades questions about bombs reportedly manufactured at the plant amid secrecy and a yellowish factory atmosphere.
The Smith Centre report notes the municipal marriage bureau linked to the City Council will be abolished as it is no longer needed. The piece describes harvest delays, crop and labor details, and mentions social interest from college youth and local girls amid a strained marriage licensing scene.
A German submarine torpedoed the 4,640 ton Indian off the southeast coast of Ireland near Turker Rock and the 2,505 ton Beltigh fark Thimfriesshine that had sailed from San Francisco on January 2 for Dublin with barley. Both crews were saved and landed at Milford Haven.
Joy of Cornell oarsman turns to grief after a big race, as G Bird of the Cornell varsity eight learns his brother has died just before the victory. The tragedy follows a night of intense effort and pain, not disclosed to Bird until after pulling ashore.
Ruth Taylor Covlin and Donald Clapham face charges for ransacking four summer cottages as a county court reviews the case amid sensational testimony about a girl’s age and alleged heredity factors. The judge contemplates sentences while the International Textbook Company confronts banker-led restructuring and dwindling dividends.
Washington June 24 Amb Gerald reports Berlin favors American contentions on submarine policy while preserving the fleet's offensive use. Germany seeks a method to protect noncombatants aboard ships lent for passenger traffic, while continuing to attack belligerent cargo ships. Officials see a likely plan that upholds American safety for travelers and advances the Lusitania dispute toward a favorable resolution.
Paris reports at the French Ministry of War Italy will send troops to the Dardanelles as part of its alliance with Britain and France. The statement notes artillery and infantry actions near Ari Burnu and Sedd el Bahr with continued heavy fire on the right wing and a night assault against the left.
Copenhagen June 28 Emperor William visits a battlefield and kneels before a large group of fallen German soldiers, crying I have not willed this. He laments the loss and expresses sorrow over the casualties.
London reports total war expenditures to date reach 4.81 billion pounds after recent government grants. The funds cover allied military costs, colonial advances, and guarantees to restore credit and encourage trade and industry.
London reports Berlin claims the Galician town Halles fell and Austro Germans crossed the Dniester. Russians retreat to the Gila Lipa near Hutiex while rear guards reform along the River Bug. The San river area becomes the latest focus as Teutons press toward Warsaw with key battles around Glintany and the Ocaraw district.
The U S State Department rejects German prize court jurisdiction over the American ship William Frye. The note insists the 1628 treaty was violated by its sinking and seeks diplomatic settlement, rejecting Germany's extreme-cases sinking claim as a pretext to legitimize submarine warfare.
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