Fugitives crowd the city in provisional Roumanian capital
Swiss observer reports misery in Jassy and surrounding areas as the Roumanian capital functions in exile. Fugitives from Wallachia and Moldavia flood cities while many are sent to Bessarabia. Remnants of the Roumanian army are relocated to Russia for reorganization. King Ferdinand and Queen Maria decline to flee. Food scarcity and typhoid dysentery rise amid chaos. April mortality from Genoa? This report notes severe suffering and a Bible reference on Calvary.
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Zurich
Jassy
Wallachia
Moldavia
Bessarabia
Russia
Ferdinand
Maria
Evven
Sunday school notes read like a parish ledger
The Stark County report lists church attendance by ward and class, names of churches from Canton to New Berlin, plus children's and adults classes. It notes upcoming Children’s Day events, prayer meetings, preaching services, and a planned China World Sunday School drive with an $18,000 annual budget and new secretary.
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Blaugh
U. Ph
Wormen
First Presbyterian
Canton
Zion Reformed New Berlin
Weasley M
Mansilion
J. B
Justus
Kings Daughters
U. B
Tnited Evangelical
McDonaldeville
U. B. Justus
M. Fi
Plast
Greenville
Little Jewels
United Evangelical
German Erangelical
Evangelical
Paris
Zion Reformed of
New Berlin
M. E
East Greenville
United Evangelical of
McDonaldaville
Paris Evangelical
Roth
Township
Washington
Sunday School Association
China
FE. G. Tewksbury
J. W. Bashford
America
Parlor Slaughter Case Leads to Fines in Berlin
Berlin reports Reinhold Petzold a saloonkeeper who used his parlor as a slaughter house. Police found him with a knife over a hog carcass after a murder alarm. He had sold sausages at high prices, claimed imports from a relative in Pomerenia, and was fined 250 dollars and jailed two months for food law violations.
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Berlin
Reinhold Petzold
Pomerania
Petzold
Liberty Bond Appeal Urges Canton Support for War Finance
A wartime speaker warns that defeat would bring blood and desolation and urges Canton residents to lend money to the government through Liberty Bonds. The effort promises 2% interest, tax exemption, and security backed by the nation’s farms and factories, with payment options and bank backing from local lenders.
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United States
U. S
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