Turkiye Vessels Bullied by British Subs Near Gallipoli
Dispatches from June describe British submarines shadowing Turkish ships off Constantinople and Gallipoli. Sub crews reportedly spurred by military demands, while Turkish coastal defenses, Chanak, and Gallipoli endure bombardment. City sights include neutral-property signs and cat colonies amid wartime tension. Admiral von Usedom is noted with a courteous demeanor.
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Gomrerponde
Stresac
Miarmore
Lounse
Hivle
Constantinople
Sea of Marmors
Peninsu
Gallipoli
San “Gallipoli
Gair
Saros
She Bizis
Kilid Bahr
Oae
Chensk
Jeet
von Usetom
Light storms and scattered notes on farm scene
A fragmented 19th century rural note describes a heavy storm, mentions a tree, an apple tree, and cows driven into a shed. Lacks clear events or identifiable names but hints at farm aftermath and weather impact on livestock.
Austro Hungarian General Auffenberg Fall Tactics Recalled
June reports from Venice note the Hungarian house of deputies warned to drop the matter as long serving General Auffenberg falls from favor. The former minister of war led the army that invaded Serbia in a disastrous campaign ending in defeat and retreat amid calls to scapegoat the Archduke Frederic and force the general into seclusion. Opposition claims a political purge followed delays and a threatened Switzerland exile to silence a potential tell-all book. The government refused comment on military matters in parliament.
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Venice
Anfeabers
House of Deputies
Gust
Archduke Frederic
Auffenberg
Serbia
Paign
Barat
Frederic
Vienna
Ansterperg
Sweitzerland
Switzerland
New steps approved by dancing masters ordered from bed
San Francisco June 26. The smooth one step Venus swale and Balboa head a list of three new dances to be shown to Terpsichorean enthusiasts by the Interminations Dancing Masters Association at the twenty-second annual convention at Puck ers Hall. The Venus waltz is by George B.R. Puckett of San Francisco. The Balboa is by Frank H. Norman of Montreal. The set aims to blend old straight dancing with fresh steps to appeal to all classes. In Trenton, N.J. June 25 Charles Tilton, undertaker, was ordered to be brought to court from bed to answer perjury charges after repeatedly falling ill when required in court. He faced a claim for funeral costs and alleged false affidavit, with city and widow involved.
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San Francisco
Interminations
Puckers Hall
New York
George BR. Puckett
United States
Frank H. Norman
Montreal
Caads
Assack On
Par -Excel— Jence
England
Exposition City
Trenton
N. I
Charles ‘Tilton
Mercer Court
Marshall
Quite Natural Paris Manages Law Defenders Amid Trial Waits
In Paris on June 26 the Cherchentiai fringe of regulations sees sok societies ask for women lawyers to defend them while Saint Lazare prisoners await trial. The census notes Chi˙czso population as 1,052,529 Te and 5s?
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Paris
Chiczso
Target Practice at Coronado Sands by Destroyers
The destroyers Stewart Perry Preble Troxten and Paul Jones completed their largest practice on the Coronado sands southern drill rounds. Only twenty two clean hits were scored out of 189 shots as fire from rapid fire guns at 1200 yards produced limited accuracy.
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San Diego
Cal
Stewart
Perry
Preble
Troxten
Paul Jones
Coronado Sands
Death by Own Action From St Louis Restaurant Owner
A restaurant proprietor Alexander W. Imdgam of St Louis died by his own act. A letter to his mother Mrs E O Lablam of Oak Lane Philadelphia asks kindness for his widow and her home with life insurance money. A second letter to his wife hints at a sum that could have saved him financially.
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Puutiham
St. Louis
Monument to French Dead of the European War Proposed
Paris reports a government committee of the Republican Alliance proposing that a monument be adopted to honor the French dead of the European war. The plan details the design and placement, seeking public support and funding.
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Paris
Committee of the Republican
Allance
Great Beitits Ts Feed Of Traps Rami Ieft
The fragmentary text presents an unclear item likely from a local or cryptic news roundup. No coherent people, places, or events are identifiable to extract a reliable summary.
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Great Beitits
Flower Thieves Thanked in Coudersport Card
Mrs. L. H. Toombs thanks the thieves who stole her flowers for a third time in a few years. She notes they were more generous this time leaving the forage and two beds untouched. She hints at white peonies soon in bloom and asks mercy for those who steal.
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Coudersport
L. H. Toombs
Americans Save Serbia Efforts Highlight Medical Aid
Sime Grouitch, wife of Serbia's foreign affairs under secretary, praises American doctors and donors from Rockefeller Institute to Harvard for critical typhus relief and vaccine work in Serbia. She notes American medical skill, courage, and fundraising by the Serbian Agricultural Relief Committee, with 7 million beddings needed for winter.
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Washingdon
America
Serbia
Sime Leav
O. Grouitch
Faire
Pacific
Henry James, Jr
Rockefeller Institute
Priest Bicknell
American Redoross
Mime Grouiteh
Richard P- Strons
Harvard
International Board of Physicians
Salvatom
Grovitch
Tee of
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Belgiums Face Penalties For Failing To Register
An Associated Press report from June 26 states Belgians in Britain who do not register their addresses face a 300 fine or six months imprisonment. Persons aiding Belgians are subject to the same penalties if they fail to ensure orders are followed, a measure expected to bring many Belgians into compliance with King Albert’s call for military service.
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Associated
Dinner Set to Navy League from Victory at Trafalgar
In London on June 26 a dinner set of twenty three pieces used by Horatio Nelson at the Victory up to the Battle of Trafalgar was given to the Navy League by an unnamed donor named Stonymons.
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Rao Nelsonson
Battle of
Trafalgar
Navy League
An Stonymons
Dixon urges supervision of kiddies play during vacations
Samuel G. Dixon state health commissioner urges parents to supervise children during the three month summer break. He counsels directing youths to wholesome outdoor activities, nature study, and healthful recreation rather than leaving them to self guided pursuits or idle entertainment.
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Samuel G. Dixon
Sioner of Health
Breiene
sChildren
Dizon
Man at His Best at 30 Thinks Professor Says
A garbled 1930s newspaper quote discusses a professor named Sam Wel McGrne Lindsay teaching social legislation at Columbia and President Lowell of Harvard. The fragment references growth after nineteen and notes the man’s broadening, strengthening parts, mentioning his views on maturity and height.
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York
Samwel McGrne Lindsay
Columbis
Lowell
Harvard
Tanehed
Mortality in London Falls Behind War Era Trends
London birth rates fall short by about five hundred weekly compared with the previous year, after adjusting for population growth. Official returns from major towns show similar declines in England and Wales, attributed mainly to wartime disruption. Infants suffer from reduced care as doctors and nurses are strained, with more married women in industrial work and family homes disrupted by the war.
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London
England
Wales
London opens new Tallway station staffed by women
The newest of London's six Tallway stations has just opened in the Mainvale section. It is staffed entirely by women and aims to demonstrate a modern approach to urban transport management.
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London
Tts
Mainvale
Citizenship for Algereans debated in French senate
In Paris on June 9, a Senate discussion centers on conferring citizenship to Algerean Indians who served in the French army and the motive behind granting nationality. The debate addresses eligibility and implications for colonial subjects seeking formal rights.
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Paris
GA but Tifile harm Pete teeer
GA but Tifile harm Pete teeer.
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Tifile
Ants and Plants A Contradictory Interaction Explored
A discussion on ants in gardens notes that while nests may appear unsightly they cause minimal plant damage. Ants farm scale insects for honeydew and can boost soil aeration, though their presence can aid pest colonies. The piece explains control methods using chemical fumigation and physical barriers to protect plants.
Cat Switches Chicks For Kittens At Towanda Coop
In Towanda Pennsylvania on June 6 a cat reportedly swapped four young chicks with four kittens from a hen’s brood. The mother hen protested as the cat vanished, leaving the hens’ real chicks missing and the cats’ fate unclear. It is believed the cat hid the chicks to protect its own offspring.
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Towanda
Bombard Street
Hilal
Public drinking cup taboo urged by Ziegler
In SARIS on June 26, Health Director Ziegler warns against common drinking cups and towels in workplaces and saloons. He cites bacteriological tests showing pneumonia and diphtheria germs, and notes that inoculated mice died from exposure. He urges business groups to ban both items to protect patrons and public health.
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Elphia
Fone
Ziegler
Department of Health and Charities
Health Bulletin
Zietter
Uges
War Office to Employ Prisoners on Farms in London
June 26. The War Office announced plans to use prisoners of war in agricultural work. The measure aims to support farms and maintain food production during wartime.
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London
Ofice
Willine
Ness
Radium Swallowed by Hospital Patient in Rochester Incident
In Rochester on June 26 James Cullen reportedly ingested 37.0 grams of radium or radium compound while under hospital care. Medical staff responded to address the poisoning and assess exposure risks. Further details on diagnosis and outcome were not disclosed.
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Rochester
James Cullen
Cronkrite Divorce Testimony Reveals Repeated Taboos
Mrs Cronkrite testified in a divorce action that Col June 36 Frank Cronkrite a railway conductor repeatedly pursued disapproved acts. The testimony details several occasions of discord and punitive behavior alleged by the wife.
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Frank & Cronkrite
Pis Cronkrite
Woman vows payment in twenty five years terms
Fragmentary notice records a woman named Anderson from Burtenk promising payment over 25 years. The document mentions a sum around 320,000 with references to times and dates but is largely unreadable. The readable bits suggest a legal or financial settlement with installments to be delivered much later.
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Rami Ieft
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Nelsonds
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Daring
Apiator
Pete Teeer
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Director of Health
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