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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
10
Mrs Florence Slife of Wabash Indiana testifies to great relief from sprains bruises and rheumatic pains using Chamberlain's Liniment. The testimonial urges others troubled by rheumatic pain to try the product and notes it is obtainable everywhere.
An ad-style note urges action for daytime pains and nighttime bladder weakness. It promotes Fellie's Kidney Pills to restore kidneys and bladder to sound, healthy function, claiming they keep these organs active and strong. D. Ewing.
Fragmentary notice appears in a classified column about keeping certain animals or goods in stables. The readable fragments mention Hanford and Balsam and refer to a want ad style listing. Further details are unreadable due to damaged text.
Washington reports William J Bryan resigns as secretary of state effective today after refusing to sign President Wilson's note to Germany. Robert Lansing acts as secretary, and the note seeks a prompt German response to international law. The move sparks party divide and signals potential shifts in foreign policy and defense policy.
Former U S secretary of state resigns rather than sign the note to Germany. The move follows pressure from allies and reflects tension over diplomatic messaging in the early 20th century.
The text notes that it was a matter safely between the president and Mr Bryan and that none of the exhibit members acted as mediators until the president’s advisers met on Tuesday.
President Wilson accepts Bryan's resignation with deep regret. The two-year collaboration yielded shared aims on pacific policy, though they differ over submarine methods amid the note to Germany. Wilson pledges continued pursuit of common goals.
Washington June 9 Robert Lansing of New York will continue as acting secretary of state at least until diplomatic exchanges with Germany conclude. A renowned international law expert Lansing has long served U S interests in major arbitration and treaty matters and has held key legal roles since 1892.
Reports from Reuters via Athens say Constantinople faces a severe epidemic and troop illness, with waterworks operations to pause due to coal shortages. Flour mills limit output, causing bread scarcity. Many German families reportedly flee the Turkish capital amid the crisis.
George Ford thirty five of Toronto Canada a salesman is in critical condition at the city hospital with a fractured skull after being thrown from his buggy near Newark C as the rig was struck by an automobile.
Robert Lansing ascends to acting premier of America following the resignation of Bryan. Lansing assumes duties as the interim head of government amid political transition.
New York editorials clash on W. J. Bryan's departure as secretary of state amid Wilsons note to Germany. Tribune lauds Wilson for risking comfort to act, calls Bryan a misfit. World says Bryan’s resignation may aid war risk, while American notes his peace motive and questions the method.
Miss Jane Aker an elderly woman living alone in Glendola Farmingdale New Jersey was found dead at her residence by neighbors She had not been seen for days and authorities suspect strangulation but note the bed clothes remained undisturbed An autopsy will determine the cause of death and the case is being investigated by local officials
A garbled OCR fragment describes a Paris fire incident and mentions wounded troops, schools accommodating evacuees, and a plan to seek aid from the United States to establish new systems for the affected area. The exact details and entities are unclear due to damaged text.
Rumor says the Newark club of the International league may move to Harrisburg Pennsylvania. International league president Barrow denied any official action.
In Springfield, the grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias plans to vote on building fourteen cottages at the Springfield Pythian home to provide home life for aged couples in their declining years.
Constantinople reports an enemy transport was shelled and sunk near the Dardanelles while another transport was forced to depart its anchorage by Turkish forts. A glock shell started a blaze and a second burst sent the vessel to the bottom amid smoke. Names and fate of the crew remain unclear. Nine ships sunk in 24 hours around the British Isles include the Lady Salisbury sunk by a German submarine off Harwich with twenty dead.
Evidence before a court of inquiry into unfair examination practices at the naval academy revealed scraps of paper showing questions and answers in possession of midshipmen after the first and second class exams in modern languages. Admiral Fullam testified three midshipmen were dismissed for offenses before commencement week. Gill attempted to bribe a civilian employee, while Byers and Cronan were caught trying to enter an instructor’s office. Fullam cited efforts to secure political help from Senators Smith and Lee of Maryland and others for Midshipman Moss.
Albany June 9 1915 state education commissioner John H T Vinley upheld the suspension of Henrietta Rodman de Fremery a New York City schoolteacher who accused the board of education of mother baiting after dismissals of several teacher mothers. The ruling cites duties of teacher fairness and the right to free speech while preserving board discretion.
Distribution of insurance sums in the United States and Canada reached a record high in 1914 per the Insurance Press. The total surpassed 1913 by 40.15 million dollars, with the largest individual claim at 1 million dollars. The policyholder named is George Vanderbilt of Washington.
Akron Ohio June 9 a gasoline explosion at midnight wrecked a department of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber plant injuring several. Women were probably fatally hurt and others cut and bruised. Injured: August Fuerst of South Akron and H Niederhauser of East Akron.
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