Battle outcomes tilt as French claim Marne victory
World War I dispatches report the Marne battle turning in favor of the French. German forces retreat on multiple fronts, with tens of thousands of prisoners and heavy artillery captured. Russian and Austrian fronts show heavy fighting and shifting gains, while political exchanges mention dumdum bullets and Allied responses.
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The
Marne
Paris
Muelhausen
Berlin
van Stein
Meaux
Montmirail
Kawaruska
Russia
Vatican encyclical urges global mission and peace under Benedict XV
Osservatore Romano publishes a pastoral encyclical by Pope Benedict XV calling for renewed efforts to spread religion worldwide and promote peace and brotherhood among peoples. Antonio Rabago, a federal general, is held in Chihuahua City awaiting trial for the alleged murder of Governor Abraham Gonzales after being captured in Mexico City following the Fluerta collapse.
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The
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Rome
Benedict XV
Benedict
Antonio Rabago
Chihuahua City
Abraham Gonzales
Chihuahua
Madero
Rabago
Mexico City
Fluerta
Personal Baroness George de Reuter and Bennett Marriage in Paris
Personal Baroness George de Reuter and James Gordon Bennett, proprietor of the New York Herald, wed in Paris. Brief notices report death of Mrs Amanda Weeks, survivor of Lincoln era prisoner incident, in Washington at ninety, with remarks attributed to her. Reports from Dublin confirm the death in Austria of Mrs Richard Croker.
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George de Reuter
James Gordon Bennett
The
New York Herald
Paris
Amanda Weeks
President Lincoln
Washington
Dublin
Austria
Mra
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Cattle Trade Peaks in Chicago as Civil War Era High
The week saw record cattle sales reaching 10.90 per head with the trade closing in Chicago at its highest level since the Civil War. In political news, Roger Sullivan Democrat and Lawrence Y Sherman Republican led a slate of nominees, joined by Raymond Robing Progressive, at Illinois primaries for United States Senator.
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Chicago
Roger ©. Sullivan
Lawrence Y
Sherman
Raymond
Robing
Unnois
United States
Hawkeye couple in car crash near Audubon
Mr and Mrs Anton Peterson and two daughters were injured in a two mile south west of Audubon auto wreck returning from Danish Lutheran church services. Peterson suffered cuts bruises and three broken ribs. daughters badly cut. Mrs Peterson confined to bed with back injuries. The incident occurred after a church visit on the way home.
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Audubon
Paterson
Peterson
William Mease
Moline
Dubuane
Tom Kelley
Kelley’s Bluff
Kelly
Dubuque
Thomas L. Maxwell
Bartha Fansler
Creston
I. J. Day
Afton
Fansler
Day
Iowa
Town Department of Agriculture
John F. Gray
George Nallor
Cor
Perry
Charles Cullen Smith
A. C. V. Gilmore
Appanoose County
Udell Savings Bank
Dell
Dean Savings Bank of
Dean
George Friend
Cresco
Cedar Rapida
Town Railway and Ign Company
Henry J. Arends
William Keely
Emmetsbore
Five Women Endorse Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound
Read letters from five women claiming relief from pain and fear of operations after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They describe back pain, nerve distress, irregular cycles, and surgical fears, quoting improvements and urging others to write for confidential advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
N. C
Rosa Sins
Winona St
Charlotte
N.C
Hawoven
Mrg
Apa Yilt
Hanover
Craveiann
Lydia EK
Lynn
Mass
Typographical Error in Noodle Soup Story
A young man dining in a restaurant finds a needle in his noodle soup. He calls the waiter who, after a quick glance at the menu, explains with a smile that it was a typographical error and should read noodle.
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National Food Magazine
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