European Trade in United States Subjects to Capture Analysis
Special Washington correspondence argues American manufacturers can profit by substituting domestic goods for European imports as war disrupts supply. Officials urge cautious, well-promoted home-market campaigns, with emphasis on timing, credits, and shipping to secure lasting export and domestic gains amid shifting demand.
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United States
Washington
Europe
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Atlantic
Félde
Central
South America
Australia
Baldwin
Albers
Alsberg
Bureau of Chemistry
California
France
America
Germany
Great Britain
China
Japan
England
Asia
MSMC
Switzerland
Svary
Republic
Department of Commerce
Austria
United Kingdom
Norway
Sweden
Wer
Earope
Second Balaklava Charge Drives Guns in British Cavalry Action
The Daily Mail reports a British Ninth Lancers charge at hidden German guns near the Belgian frontier, silencing the battery after a daring ride into open ground. They rode back under fire, with heavy casualties on both sides, as other German batteries pressed the British line.
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London
Daily Mails
Ninth Lancers
United States Embassy to Stay Behind in Paris During Move to Bordeaux
The diplomatic corps except the U S embassy accompanies the government to Bordeaux. Ambassador Myron T Herrick will remain in Paris to care for several thousand Americans, protect U S interests, and represent the nation if needed. Washington approved his stay and named officials to accompany the French government, while the embassy handles several foreign affairs from Paris.
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United States
Paris
Faria
Aiplomatic Corps
Bordeaux
Myron T.hertick
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Herrick
Bryan
Thembassy
Aris
Monte Carlo Director Arrested as Spy
London reports an American woman received a letter from Monte Carlo stating director Mercurz of the Casino has been arrested as a spy and imprisoned near Nice, with the Casino closed. Other dispatches note heavy losses for German regiments, a Belgian mission to the United States debated, and the Swedish steamer St Paul sinking after striking a mine with all five crew rescued.
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Monte Carlo
London
Monte Carto
Mercurz
Nica
Toe
Enonicle
United States
Ofg Nattral States
Tsees
St.Paul
Gothenburg
German Ambassador Warns Britain Over War Material Purchases
Washington reports von Bernstorf, Germany’s ambassador, told the State Department he would protest Britain’s purchase of war materials from American firms. He cited neutrality practice on contraband and belligerent right of search, and he introduced a new attaché before a meeting with President Wilson.
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Washington
Count von Bernstorf
State Department
Great Britain
Ambuasay
Wilson
Rubens Masterpiece Saved From Malines Fire
London dispatch reports Rubens famous painting in Notre Dame at Malines Belgium was saved from German shells. M Demont steward of Antwerp Royal Museum drove through German lines at great risk to return the work to Antwerp. The painting was placed in the custody of King Albert.
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Londom
Exchange Telegraph Company
the Hague
Rubens
Notre Dame
Malines
Belgium
M Demont
Royal Museum
Antwerp
M. Demont
Albert
Savagery of warfare condemned in Boston Post piece
The Boston Post denounces modern warfare for targeting civilians and noncombatants. It cites German claims of Zeppelin bombs hitting Antwerp hospitals and homes, noting neutral diplomats corroborate civilian casualties and a protest by the U.S. minister to Belgium against aerial bombardment. The piece argues Hague accords aim to curb such acts and condemns their execution.
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Boston Post
Sharman
Hed Cross
Hell
Hague
Europe
Washington
Antwerp
Belgium
Glse
Germany
Brussels
Wari
War Ethics and Civilian Suffering in Bombardment Debate
The author argues that even if Hague rules are repudiated, attacking unarmed civilians is unjustifiable. Bombing cities with women, children, and wounded people present should be avoided, as such acts lack military necessity and threaten humanity. The piece appeals to men of bravery and chivalry to prevent repeat atrocities.
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Resaes
Pronouncing European place names in warfare guide
A fragment from The St. Louis Republic outlines French pronunciation rules for Belgian and European city names. It lists numerous towns with phonetic renderings such as Namur Namur Nez hay and Bruges Bruzelles, advising last-syllable emphasis and crisp nasal consonants.
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St. Louis Republic
Walloon
Flanders
German
Holland
Belgium
Duke
Alsace
Ai-dags
Malines
Anvera
Marville
Mar-vil
Angers
Anjsy
Meurtho-et-Moselle
Blamont
Child Labor Across Nations Hits The Headlines
Fragmentary OCR notes claim England and Wales have thousands of child laborers aged 10 to 16 in city industries while the United States reportedly enforces a higher nominal legal minimum. The text hints at cross national concerns but lacks clear dates or entities.
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England
Wales
Kryptok Glasses Offered by L. Moore & Sons in Atlanta
An advertisement promotes Kryptok glasses as priceless, offering near and far vision in one solid frame. Made in Atlanta by L. Moore & Sons located at 42 N. Broad Street, Grant Building, praised for comfort and dressy style.
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Atlanta
Duo
L. Moore & Sons
N. Broad Street
Grant Building
Miller and Sefton Family Obsequies Noted for Friday
Funeral notices inform relatives and friends of Lena P. Miller Hortense A Miller and Frank N Sefton Emily Adele Jacot and Marie Jacot about services on Friday September 4 1914 at 3 PM. Lena Miller to be laid to rest at Barclay Brandon chapel Ivy Street. Sefton service at M Patterson Son chapel with Rev A F Sherrill officiating. Interment at West View cemetery. Pallbearers named for both services and escort from Western Electric offices mentioned.
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Frank N. Sefton
Emily
W. H. Martin
Adele Jacot
Marie Jacot
M Patterson & Son
A. F. Sherrill
West View Cemetery
Robinson
G. W. Gifford
P. Ramsey
el T Franklin
Western Electric Company
Piedmont Ave 8 room bungalow for sale at $15,500
On Piedmont avenue between Fourth and Fifth streets we offer a complete home. An 8 room bungalow on a 60 by 175 foot lot with two baths servant's rooms garage furnace heat and up to date improvements. Terms reasonable.
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Fourth
Fifth Streets
Piedmont Avenue
Monroe Doctrine Saves United States and Western Autonomy
From the New-York Tribune, the piece argues the Monroe Doctrine preserves Western hemisphere independence from European aggression. It praises founders who made the U S guardian at the gate of liberty, notes renewed support amid current upheavals, and mentions forthcoming labor statistics on wages in key industries.
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Western Hemisphere
Europe
Klondike
Cape Horn
New World
Mexico
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West Indies
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Americas
Washington
Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics
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