English Minister of Muni Mins Credits Galicia Vic Victory
English minister credits fine material for victory at Galicia. Victory status cited as proof of superior equipment and planning.
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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
3
Appeals to England Manchester a wartime exhortation
June 3 dispatch reports a Manchester audience reacting to a speech by an emissary of state urging Britain to mobilize for total war. He attributes German success to superior munitions and industry, calls for expanded private workshops, and supports compulsory powers to accelerate arms production and conscription.
Lewis Lauds Pres Wilson in Chicago Speech
In Chicago James Hamilton Lewis praised President Wilson’s open seas policy as America’s new foreign stance. He said America seeks peace and equality on the world stage, will push for full rights for its citizens abroad, and will take necessary steps to secure its privileges and destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wilson
United States
James Hamilton Lewis
America
Earth
Germany Completing One Submarine a Week
London June 4. The Morning Post naval correspondent reports confirmation that Germany is finishing a submarine weekly. Many are said to be built in the Antwerp yard at Scarsfield。 Submarines are supposedly shipped piecemeal to the Austrian coast and ferried to the Mediterranean via the Atlantic, a 3400 mile route described as unprecedented for submarines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Morning Post
Germany
Mediterranean
Zeppelin raid over London reaches Finchley report
Berlin reports a Zeppelin raid on London reached Finchley in the northern outskirts, implying it flew over most of the city. A wireless dispatch cites a good source claiming the damage was greater than officially announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Finchley
Avas
German officer insult leads to prison terms for two women
A Berlin telegram reported in Amsterdam on June 16 that 16 year old Countess Helene Dartley was sentenced to three months in prison for publicly insulting a German officer. Her grandmother received a similar sentence for complicity in the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
London
Berlin
Helene ‘Dartley
Ghent
Germans gain advantage as supply of ammunition grows
London dispatch from the Morning Post notes Petrograd correspondent stating Germany has an inexhaustible supply of crucial ammunition. The result is a stronger German stand against Russians whose tactical dispositions appeared more advantageous.
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London
Morning Post
Petrograd
Wilson Sends Greetings to King George V Birthday Message
June 3 birthday greetings to King George V of England were cabled by President Wilson. The message extended friendship and good will on the monarchs 50th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtox
George V
England
Wilson
Ture
King George
IS Better Regional Bank Officials Report Encouraging Conditions
Regional bank officials report improving conditions across lending and deposits with steadier loan demand and backing by stronger capital. Analysts say credit quality remains solid and customer confidence gradually rebounds amid cautious optimism.
War and Business Conditions Across Regions
Federal Reserve agents across twelve regions report general business improvement with optimism despite a slight pause in new orders. War demand for supplies keeps many industries busy while some sectors like shoe/leather lag. Unemployment down in New York, production for domestic use remains weak, and war plant activity offsets weak domestic trade.
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Washngton
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve, Board
Europe
New. York
Philadelphia
Cleveland Report
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Northwest
Minneapolis
Tenth
Kansas City
Dallas
Texas
San Francisco
SCHOONERS DAMAGED BY VIRGINIA STORM NEAR NORFOLK
Two to three schooners faced distress as a Virginia and North Carolina coast storm raged for 36 hours. Carrie Strong ran aground near Pryding Pan Shoals while the cutter Semi House moved to assist. A second craft reported in distress over Diamond Shoals, with Onondaga and Van Heemskirk noted in related sightings near Tratteras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norpole
Carrie
Strong
Virginia
North Carolina
Carrie Strong
Prying Pan Shoals
Diamond Shoals
Facnts van Heemskirk
L Garribéan
Newport News
Tratteras
Onondaya
To Buy Camp Altars in Rome Fund Drive
The pope line donated five thousand francs for 25 camp milors for front use. In total four thousand francs have been collected to support the religious retirements of the army in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Paris
Pope
Pope Benedict to publish white book on peace steps
London dispatch reports the pope plans a white book detailing the steps he took to promote peace, as outlined by the Daily Telegraph Rome correspondent. The document aims to explain Vatican efforts toward ending hostilities and advancing reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Telegraph
Rome
Pope Benedict
French war hero from Altkirch returns home in uniform
In the early battles of the war the French began their counter offensive into Germany and fought at Namur and Charleroi. In his last fight both legs were shot off and he was sent back to Paris to be patched up. A photograph shows him wandering the streets of his hometown still in uniform, a hero of France whose regret is that he cannot return to the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Flanders
Germany
Bayond
Altkirch
Namur
Charleroi
Paris
Russians Beat Austrians Przemysl Fall Signals Break
The Russians breached Przemysl despite Austrian siege efforts. Bavarian troops opened a five mile gap through five fortified works, enabling a retreat toward Lemberg. The city and fortress soon fell under Austrian control as German forces advance to the Carpathians. Garrison included two infantry divisions and militia. artillery captured remains uncertain. A general school holiday was proclaimed in Germany for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Dimitrieff
Dniester
Lemberg
Przemyst
Przemysl
Carpathians
Germany
Train wreck injures eleven near Minster Illinois
Eleven persons were bruised and scratched when Chicago and Alton passenger train No. 70 ditched east of Minster at 10 15 this morning. The tender jumped the track dragging the baggage car and day coach over an eight foot embankment. Track torn up for 300 feet delayed traffic for hours.
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Bloomington
Chicago and Alton
Minster
Miss Zyrilda Gould Drowns After Jump From Bridge
The Whig reports Miss Zyrilda Gould aged 17 climbed the James Street bridge guard rail at 5 pm and leaped into the Kaw river 40 feet below as onlookers watched. Frank Deer, a carpenter, dived in but could not find her body. She was with three companions returning from work when she cried to look at a funny man before the jump. The body was recovered by a fisherman about half an hour later.
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Zyrilda Gould
Whig
Kansas City
James Street
Kaw
Frank Deer
Aliss Gould
Miss Gould
Confederate Vets March in Storm at Richmond
In Richmond Virginia on June 3 Confederate veterans braved wind and rain to march through the streets in a military gesture and to lay the cornerstone of a movement to General Thomas J Jackson. The ceremonies marked their twenty fifth annual reunion with nearly 6000 veterans, militia flanks, and thousands of Southern civic groups participating. They passed the statue of Jefferson Davis and recalled the rebel yell as they paid tribute at the Lee monument.
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Richmond
Thomas J
Stonewall) Jackson
Virginia
South
Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lee
Russian assault on Galicia seems headed for bold victory
London June 3 reports that the Russian advance on Galicia stiffens as Austro German forces under General Mackensen press toward Przemyśl. The front from Przemysl toward a point south of Imberg stretches about sixty miles, with Slavic defenders facing potential defeats on a long continuous sector.
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London
Galicia
Mackensen
Pryzemysl
Przemyal
Imberg
Gold Medals Awarded to Coast Guard Keepers
AW ASTIINGTON D C June 3 The treasury department today gave gold medals to Keepers Clark and Miller of Fort Aint and Point Bonita Calif coast wave stations and to Surfman Michael Maxwell for bravery in the wreck off Point Bonita last November.
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AW Astiington
D.C
Vasary Department
Clark
J. Miller
Fort ‘Aint
Point Bonita
Calif
Surfman
Michel
Maxwell
Taequiel SS. Hanalia
Aint Bonita
Third Son at Front Arrives to Command Air Squadron
Geneva June 3 The Kaiser's third son Prince Adalbert has arrived at the Austrian naval base of Pola to take command of the Austro German air squadron operating against Italy. Prince Adalbert is thirty years of age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Prince Adalbert
Pola
Jialyy
Cushing Attack Likely By German Aviators Confirmed
Berlin reports the German foreign office concedes the American cruiser Cushing was probably attacked by German aviators. The revelation emerged as officials stated the event appears intentional and tied to ongoing hostilities.
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Cushing
Berlin
the Vogue
Ambassadr
Gerard
German Foreign’ Office
Repetto Granted Reprieve in Illinois Murder Case
Springfield Illinois June 3 Gov Dunne granted a further reprieve to Frank Repetto of Will County to July 16 1915. Repetto was sentenced by the circuit court of that county to be executed on December 13 1914 for the alleged murder of Charles Masters.
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Repetto
Springfield
Ill
Dunné
Frank Repetto
Will Counix
Priday
Kaiser Prepares For Austro Hungarian Battlefront Move
Geneva dispatches report Berlin advices say the Kaiser has made preparations to shift units to the Austro Hungarian front within a few days. The notice reflects cautious timing and wartime maneuvering from June 3 sources.
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Geneva
Berlin
Flat for rent and house man seek work in Kirkwood
For rent a five room flat with modern features and hardwood floors available near 7th Street inquiry to 12014 LS. Also a polite white 28 year old man offers to serve luncheon receptions or any housework tasks with reliable references, write Edward Quisenberry 231 Sr Woodbine Ave Kirkwood Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th St
Edward Quisenberry
Woodbine Ave
Kirkwood
For Sale Confection and Fruit Store In Maine Ninth
Cheap if taken at once, doing a good business with a good reason for selling. Inquire Maine 3477 J. Phone 3477 J.
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Ninth
Maine
Navy needs stronger fleet says Fiske voice analysis
American: Navy unable to meet foe says Fiske. The piece argues the Navy must be rebuilt to deter wars and protect the United States, noting Europe’s naval progress and urging a massive, nation-wide effort to secure Atlantic coast defense and freedom from foreign interference.
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NAVY
Fiske
Europe
United States
Ameren
Safegueira
The Great Flood Seascaped by Reckoning Sunday
In Canada, rising waters and storm conditions disrupt travel as boat departures are canceled. Officials warn residents near Neokitk and Se Seacoast to brace for further flooding and seek shelter where advised.
Adams County Supervisors Meeting Notice 1915
Adams County announces regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors at the Court House in Quinky on Monday June 4 1915. All bills must be presented by Tuesday noon June 15 and vouchers will be ready Saturday June 19. County Clerk is W Jo Smeether.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Chric Cuiney
Ready for Demands, $5 Bills to Meet Harvest Pay
Kansas CeeY reports that eight hundred thousand five dollar bills will be in the Federal Reserve Bank vaults here next week to satisfy the district's harvest-hand payroll needs in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Federal Reserve Bank
Extra Votes in Pony Contest at Ware Wayland
Extra votes are being given this week in the pony contest at Ware Wayland. Spotless Cleansers are mentioned as part of the event, aiding participation and public interest.
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Ware-Wayland
Month Remains in Pony Contest Boosted by Local Offers
Enthusiasm runs high among about 600 contestants in the Pony contest with top prizes including a pony bicycle or pine. Offers pour in from merchants providing bonus votes with purchases such as a $2 porch swing and various products like hammocks, cleansing items, and luster. Votes are valid until next Wednesday night and offers may not be repeated.
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Othero
Sperial
Paros
Csivelly
Csivelly Their Ware Standing: Immensely, ‘Ware-Wayland Purniture Co
Funeral Notice for Samuel ON Baugh in Camp Point
Funeral services for the late Samuel ON Baugh will be held Saturday at 2 PM in Camp Point Illinois. Friends are invited to attend. Services will be conducted by Lambert Lodge No. 659 A L P O of Quincy Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel ON. Baugh
Camp Point
Ilinois
Feriends
Lambert
Quincys
Funeral for Brother Samuel Baughman Saturday June 3
The funeral for Brother Samuel Baughman will be held Saturday at 2 PM. Lambert lodge members are invited to attend. Meet at U B and Q station at 12 PM.
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Samuel, Baughman
Lambert Lodge
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