Russians May Save Warsaw In Fierce Front Clash
Petrograd dispatches report optimistic views on the fighting front near Warsaw. Russian forces reportedly hold a vast outer ring of fortifications stretching nearly 106 miles, with Germans facing stiff resistance north of Galicia. Preemptive entry restrictions around Warsaw are planned as military defenses tighten.
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Fire damage hits Booth Street offices in July blaze
A July 6 fire at 109 Booth Street damaged a building owned by Clayton Investment Co and occupied by Schobach Optical and Wander clothing. The second floor offices housed Dr J Cowsady and Ramsay. the blaze started near the center, threatening adjacent shops. Firefighters from Central Station battled flames to prevent spread. four hose streams, crewed by men, fought the fire as crowds gathered and alarms were raised.
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D D D Cool Your Skin Remedy Ad Blurb
An old fashioned ad copy promotes a skin cooling lotion titled D D D. It touts relief from summer skin irritation with wintergreen and menthol like compounds. The terse flyer urges readers to buy a bottle today at a local drug store for fast soothing effect.
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HEALTH TACKS THE REAL SIGNS OF HEART DISEASE
A long discussion on recognizing heart disease stresses that true signs lie beyond palpitation and breathlessness. It notes that many symptoms come from other causes and that diagnosing heart failure requires overall examination, not just listening with a stethoscope, plus the role of muscle involvement and related bodily functions. The piece also mentions anonymous patient letters and cataract remedies, and ends with notes on children’s garden outfits and small gardening implements.
Fragmented tale reveals a tense morning ritual and debt woes
A distressed Isabella pleads with Clay amid a tangled morning returned from a late auction. He resists, citing finances, while Tan Belle schemes to gain support for her demands. The scene shifts to pressures from Mrs Blake and looming financial strain on the household.
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British Suffer Heavy Losses in Gallipoli Fighting
Berlin reports via the Zeitung Am Mittag that British losses reached about 34,000 men in twelve days around Sedd al Bahr on the Gallipoli peninsula. Thousands of wounded were ferried to ships while the dead remained unburied. a three-day offensive culminating July 1 failed utterly. Turkish forces claimed Alexandria and other targets as they pressed the line amid heavy Turkish casualties.
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Unrest in India Reported Amid Indian Rebellions Across Regions
Reports from officials describe growing unrest in India with outbreaks near Colombo and other areas. British troops have cracked down and martial law has been declared as authorities move to quell revolts amid tension with native populations.
Unrest Across Asia and Far East Amid War Turbulence
Reports describe passenger movement to Australia and home countries. British authorities urge caution for young Britons in Singapore and Borneo amid raids and riots. Japanese naval activity reported near Borneo as Cyxion Buddhist Muslim clashes cause fatalities. London confirms rioting tied to racial and commercial tensions. July telegrams note two fanatic assailants killed several officers in Jhanal, India.
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French Sailors Leave The Ship In Run For Life
Pantslac Franca July 64 D Mee reports the Spanish steamer Juan brought the captain and seven crew of the French schooner Hirondelle after it was sunk by a German submarine near Brittany. The captain described a close-encounter, lowered sails, raised flag, and being ordered to abandon ship within three minutes before the Hirondelle sank. The Inga rescued the crew as the submarine submerged watchfully.
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Bryan Speaks at Panama Pacific on Liberty and Peace
William Jennings Bryan, former secretary, spoke at the Panama Pacific exposition amid misty winds to a large crowd. He urged economic peace, human rights first, and cautioned against coercive methods in international affairs while noting the parade favored military displays and that admission reached 122,000 by that afternoon.
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Huerta Weeps In His Talk In El Paso Speech
El Paso July 3 Huerta weeps during remarks about wartime events. He acknowledges personal losses and recalls requests for clemency while describing the trial and public reaction. He speaks of independence day celebrations and a tense atmosphere surrounding the case and its implications.
Huerta Detained as Newsmen Guarded at Home
Reports say Huerta remained confined while journalists stayed outside his residence. A single Mexican visitor received a pass to see Huerta from deputy Edward Bryant amid questions about his bond. Traffic on the Mexico Northwestern line halted due to a trainmen strike demanding gold payments in local currency.
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High School Boys at Military Camp in Ludington
About 300 students from high schools and colleges joined a month long military tactics camp at Lincoln Field near Ludington Michigan. Captain Wheel of the Twenty-eighth Infantry commands the unit. Strict discipline will be observed though afternoons are free for Lake Shore resort activities.
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Haitians Try to Depose President in Cape Haitien Conflict
In Haiti on July 6 officers of the cruiser Washington met with revolutionary leaders near Petit Anse. They aim to dethrone President Thume and appoint Dr. Resalvau, while government troops reinforce to join a separate army at Green River. Insurgents resist the government advance.
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PHELAN REPORT AGAINST SULLIVAN INDICTS RESIGNATION
Washington reports that James M Sullivan American minister to the De Mutdan republic has been asked to resign after an investigation headed by Senator James J Phalan of California. The commission, appointed by former Secretary Bryan, informed Sullivan of the action by instruction of President. The wording suggests an administrative move amid a broader diplomatic dispute.
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Minister’s resignation expected after Phelan report
The minister was given a week to consider the matter and his resignation is expected to be received during the coming week. The Phelan report praises reforms and notes criticisms, exonerating Sullivan of integrity charges while urging severance from the American legation at the State Department’s convenience. Officials say American rights were not violated in the Anglo California attack as crew attempted to escape.
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Americans and Canadians Aboard Steamer Anglo-Californian
Fifty Americans and Canadians were among ninety five aboard the British steamer Anglo-Californian which sailed June 24 and reached Queenstown today with nine dead and eight wounded from shell fire by a German submarine. A party of Russian reservists also aboard. The ship had previously been in San Francisco and Newport News delivering horses.
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Italian Air Raid Discussion Distorts Rome Threats
Italian reports discuss a possible air raid on Rome and a return flight, noting distance measures and strategic options. The article mentions terms like Valtian cay and Lissa, with reference to jet activity and air warfare perspectives. It reflects cautious, uncertain reporting on wartime air operations and the safety of Rome.
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