Race for U S Senate Leads as Primaries Return
Early returns from yesterday's primaries show Wadsworth leading in the Republican column for U S Senator with strong city support and Glynn ahead in Governor contests. Davenport leads Sulzer upstate as Whitman appears poised to win the Governor race in New York City area.
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Recap of Republican Governor Vote in New York City
The report tracks Republican ranks in New York City with totals for Calder Wadsworth Hill and others. It notes early assembly district counts from the 9th and 2nd, Roosevelt and Gerard results outside NYC, and Westchester County lead for Whitman. County tallies and statewide shifts are cited with names like Hinman, Gleason, Collin Woodward, Odell, Glynn, and Davenport.
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Rheims Wreck Around Cathedral Report on German Bombardment
Paris dispatch describes German bombardment of Rheims with brace shots used to adjust range. Despite claimed French batteries, shells struck the city, leaving near total ruin around Place Godinot and the cathedral area. Widespread fires and destruction persisted amid Red Cross searches for the wounded.
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Berlin says foe's chief aim near not decisive
Bordeaux reports a hospital officer describing brutal frontline conditions in France. He endured days of continuous fighting, scarce food, scant clothing, and a harsh retreat as German units pressed forward amid shellfire. The dispatch notes heavy German losses and uncertain prospects for a decisive turning point.
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Czar Drives Allies Thrust Back Foes Beyond Desperate Assaults
Russian forces press the offensive in Russian Poland driving the Austrians and Germans back along several fronts. Reports detail bombardments of Ossowetz and Vremenysl forts, Przemysl retreat toward Hungary, and continued fighting with heavy artillery.
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British and German Mercantile Losses Reported
British losses include 94 vessels totaling 232,310 tons or 1.2 percent of total tonnage. German losses amount to 287 vessels totaling 1,140,008 tons or 24.8 percent of total tonnage.
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