Germany and United States Cut to New Phase in Lusitania Note
The article describes a formal German communication addressing the Lusitania sinking. It notes that count von Bernstorff informed Secretary Cass that Germany would sink liners only with warning and noncombatant safety, and that Berlin prepared a reply to the note before the Arabic disaster. The United States calls this a recognition of fundamental principles and awaits a formal government statement.
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Newana
Washington
United States
Germany
Ito
Count von Dernstorff
Casson Weiling
Bernstorff
Lavising
Berlin
Lusitania
Lausing
White House
Canat von Lernstattis Zelier
Scrrotars
Nedurrad
Thaw Seeks Divorce from Evelyn Nesbit Thaw in Plea
A petition filed in common pleas court by Harry K. Thaw seeks a divorce from Evelyn Nesbit Thaw alleging misconduct with John Frendis of New York. The claim covers December 1908 and January 1910 at various places, and Thaw accuses Nesbit of desertion since 1900. The document mentions Night Rider leader Bud Fulkerston and a separate manslaughter case outcome in Hartford.
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Hinge
Wite
Alleglig
Pikeburgh
Thes
Alloiiesx
Store & Store
Leslod
Bin
Evelyn Nesbit
John Frendis
New York
Very
Jes
Vranes
West
Bud
Thaw
Leo
Sur
Gontaina
Lie
Deuttty
Prancis
Bins
Austrian prices soar nine months noted by passenger
Dr Frank Davis of Minnesota, a passenger aboard the steamer Noozdam, reports food prices in Austria have declined for the past nine months. Berlin obituary notes the death of a German historian and excavator, Berin Ielix Poppenberr, at Berlin, as reported by Overseas News Agency.
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Ford Milece High
Austria
New York
Frank ©. Davis
Minnsapatld
Berin—Ielix Poppenberr
Exvautst and Historien
al Dia
Berlin
Russian losses and German captures dominate eastern drive
A Berlin review released by Ovarsean News Agency claims since May 2 the Russians have suffered at least 200000 killed or wounded and 1160600 captured by Germany. The Spanish-American War veterans congress here refused to adopt a resolution backing compulsory service in the United States.
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Berlin
Hn Ovarsean
Diplomatic Moves Toward Mediation in World War I
A fragmentary report outlines U S efforts to press Britain and Germany toward mediation on freedom of the seas, trade restrictions, and possible peace terms. It notes communications involving Secretary of State Lansing and Ambassador Gerard, and mentions Britain's willingness to modify orders in council to ease exports from Germany.
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Omtelnls
United States
England
Germany
Diract
Havin Trada
of State
Lawatig
Geeard
Lansing
Mattoe
Hortin
Gerard
State Department
Hetwern
Mic
Hnes
Agbiarina
Thi
Great Britain
Bogland
Battle High in the Air Over Alpine Fronts
A dispatch from Udine reports heavy fighting on Monte Rombeo and upper Isonzo with Alpine troops advancing slowly yet the Austrians holding the summit. An Alpine company was swept away by avalanches on Saturday, while another narrowly escaped, climbing 4100 feet before Austrian rifles checked them.
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Rome
Monte Rombeo
Isonzo
Regimn
Udine
Plot in mill fires tied to German propaganda charges
Washington reports a planned action by German propaganda agents to disrupt allied supply lines. Recent incidents include the wrecking of American Pag dex glazing at Acton Massachusetts delaying plant operation for weeks, a black powder mill explosion at Upper Hedley, and a chilling blast in Wilmington Delaware resulting in deaths. Authorities acknowledge an ongoing investigation, though officials decline to comment.
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Washington, Rept
Acton
Maas
Upper Hedley
Witwington
Del
Swick Arcest Amid Swiss-Center Controversy
Edwin Meron, an officer in the New York National Guard, has been arrested in Geneva Switzerland for writing articles about the president. The incident highlights tensions between military officials and press scrutiny in the Sweto confession.
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Swick Arcest
Washington
Sept. T
Edwin Mer’ Ron
New York National Guard
Gentva
Switzerland
Swfoa Confeseretlan
Unclear Names Report Political Rumors In Constantinople
A fragmentary dispatch notes unnamed figures in Constantinople maneuvering over Turkish capital interests. It references individuals with unclear spellings and associates them with the State Department and possible policy interests in the region.
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Sam
Four perish in flames at Presidio San Francisco blaze
Brigadier General Jol J. Peraing mourns the loss of his wife Mrs Forshing and two of their children in a house fire at the Presidio in San Francisco. Warren Pursuing, in care of the General, reports the tragedy as preparations for a move to El Paso are halted.
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San Francisco
Aig
Fraticoa Warren
Jol J. Perahing
Endroly Ware
Presidia
Sui Irantera
Mra
Wallard
Honwall
M ‘Rainthya
Dil Warren
Molah
Anna
Anny
Nisl
Perahtin
Warren
U.S
el Poxo
Tex
el Paso
John D Long Dies Former Navy Secretary and Governor
John D Long died at his Hingham home after returning from Maine with intestinal trouble. Born in 1838 in Kirkland Maine, he served as secretary of the navy during the Spanish American War and held four terms in the Massachusetts Legislature. He settled in Nesbit after Harvard and was a banker, lieutenant governor, and a Democratic candidate for governor in 1879.
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Preadent
Munseyvelt
Long
Kirkin
Nesbit
Harvard
Raisumin F. Tudlory
Chiracteriny
Transport Disaster Claims 1 000 Die
A historic report from Aug 31 details a transport torpedoing near the Augien sea involving 2 000 troops aboard an Holland America liner. About 1 009 were saved while the rest perished. The article notes uncertainty over exact numbers and sources. Casualties include Mrs Keteton and others aboard the ship.
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Erin
Hy Sireten
Ang
Paw Feugera
Ain Amsterdam
Ryne Fara
Helal
Aeronaut Loans ta tenth Fort Wayne Toil
An unclear report from Fort Wayne describes a fatal incident involving an unnamed aviator. The fragment mentions a “tenth” loan event and a deceased individual in a wartime or law enforcement context, with scattered phrases about a somber memorial or proceedings and an absence of coherent dates or specifics.
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Aeronaut
Fort Wayne Toil
Anoren Wiltaarg
Lawreaye
Austrians in Retreat and Railroads Destroyed
Austrians retreat after heavy losses as Yeutons mow up Gridgee and destroy railroads. Reports say 44 full retreat units move toward Mus Vad Bynum. roads and rails blown. Allied forces push toward Morter Routan, 8000 feet high, threatening Corllusiza valley. Far-vle and Goriz fronts show volatility amid odd tactics and mounted forces tailing Verdiner lines.
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Milan
Uieg
Glidhicin
Thare
Vlozza
Neandé
Nolach
Hallion
Paattiony
Farvle
Todmino
Goriz
Uctupeds
Val Sugunn
Mine strike waves ripple through South Wales and beyond
Fragmented notices from London to Newport report disobedience by 40 000 miners influencing Southern Wales and Stone Month. Reports from San Francisco detail Meadow Golf tour results with William M. Jameson and Clarence J. Gran defeating Church and Hall 0-2 4-0 6-4 7-3. Additional garbled lines mention mail arrivals in Liverpool and unrest in London and Monmouthshire.
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London
South Wales
Stone
Southaapton
N.Y
Elib
Willian M. Jameson
Clarence J. Gran
San Francisco
Pacife
George M. Church
Waller Merrith Hall
Liverpool
New York
Lafely
Lonton
Allen
Tony
Newport
Bogioud
We K Greenebaum Indicted In Coast Guard Inquiry
July Grand Jury returns indictment naming Orvanabannt as manager of Hui Indlang Tennaparin low company and initiating probe into a disaster at sea. Inspectors and officials including Robert Matark and others are cited amid prosecution debates in state courts. metal government concerns and ongoing inquiries noted.
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Chengo
Willar
Arnonobaum
Ian
Orvanabannt
Hui Indlang Tennaparin
Low
Aix
Enalland
Robert Matark
Manefield
Wiliam Nisholds
Cheekera
Gabler
J. A. Lahilall
Auto wreck injures several near Say Vine rail
A damaged OCR fragment reports a vehicle crash near Say Vine rail in Ciy Caled, injuring multiple people including Gertrude and John Mus of Bessalin Mu. Attaching details are unreadable, but flames and injuries are described.
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Cale
Gertrude
Artstra
John Mus
Bessalin
Frost Collapses Vegetation Across Kestal Area
A heavy frost covered the Kestal region on the 12th, impacting crops and garden vegetation. Local observers report significant damage to tender plants as frost lingered into the morning, with officials noting limited recovery time before the next warm spell.
Wreck and Plot Unfold in Gary Powder Works Lockdown
A violent incident near Gary's Astra Powder works triggers heavy security after an explosion and alleged derailment plot. Investigators name foreign secret service links, with armed guards patrolling the plant area and fear gripping the city as residents await answers about who planned the attack and why.
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Lids
Ani
Anes
Saluday
Milio Énen
Kaygor
Astra
Gary
Brigland
Ulscovarad
Anton Slazatoski
Susnadte Wanassttor
Lone
Foraign
Agem
Sxellement
Rosinol
Acton
Mags
Ang
Murray Halla
Can Hony
Russians Flee Grodno Fortress As German Drive Advances
Aug 30 reports from Petrograil recount Russian retreat from Grodno Fortress after German forces seized nearby fortifications along the Niemen. Berlin claims a major victory as Germans push toward Vilna and Grodno, with conflicting admiralty statements about ships and coastal actions.
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Petrograil
Nelay
Olita
Niemen
Vetsce Koyno
Grodno
General Star
Berlin
Thre Ety
Vilna
Ea Heortheast
Bertin
Adimiralt
Gulf of
Tiga
Wood Scored for Speech at Roosevelt Memorial Camp
Washington telegraphed Maj Gen Leona Wood criticizing the exclusion of any citizen from the Roosevelt commemoration at Plattsburgh New York. Secretary Garrison urged equal access and cited Col El Roosevelt's remarks on national preparedness, warning against partisan limiting of participation.
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Washington
Garrison
Leona Wood
Oxdiorline
Klven
Plattanueg
Theodora Roosevelt
Directus Eolting
Zapata Assents to Plan in Monte City Conflict
Ambiguous dispatch reports General Amiliane Magiord agreeing to a purification program amid protracted conflict. Messages from Generales Patofax and Pachoun cite bombardments, Allied replies, and German naval activity. Submarine operations resume after a four hour lull, with attacks near Lille and surrounding fronts.
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Monte Cty
Amiliane Magiord
Ito
W. Rungert
Krank Axzis
Lanalny
Coafercan
Tavorahla
Manuel Patofax
Pachoun
Spirit destroys his happy home in Detroit tale
A Detroit man recounts years of fear and loss as his wife’s spirit allegedly torments the family. He describes hauntings that shattered portraits and china, and a mother driven by an angry phantom that left him to seek help from doctors and spiritualists.
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Nolen Ward
Éluthes
Gaither
Johny Fy Ward
Miker
John Ward
Alto
Erluni
Redskina
Gerry
Gerry Amo
Creare
Todd Ames
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John D. Long
Secretary of the Navy
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Mia
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Hendy Wre
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Slorin
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Asia Works
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Zapata
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Honda
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