Ireland Faces Prophecies and Sinn Fein Influence in Dublin
In Dublin on May 8 By Mal reports readers hear how Irish sentiment intertwines with Sinn Fein and prophecy. Ghosts of Ireland’s prophets rise as Black Pig omens appear and silver bullets dwindle, fueling belief England plans a massacre while German funds support agitators. A tale of a Caravan prophecy entwines fate and politics amid rumors of submarine attacks and fishermen killed by English forces.
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Dublin
Mal
Ireland
Sinn Fein
England
A Birthday Present to Uncle Sam in Dark Civil War Hours
A San Francisco plan urges Americans to buy stamps on July Fourth and cancel them to donate to the government, claiming it would fund the nation’s needs. The piece praises national awakening and frames government as a shared aim beyond mere sustenance, highlighting civilians in trenches and a rising collective patriotism.
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Abraham Lincoln
San Francisco
Liberty
Sam
Exposed German Prisoner Abuse Shocks Allied Report
Official excerpts recounts brutal treatment of British prisoners by German guards. Accounts describe dog whips, starvation, inadequate shelter, cold and vermin filled bunks, and forced labor with no clothing or adequate provisions.
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Brelliers
Germany
Political interference in wartime by partisan Republicans
A fragment notes that certain partisan Republicans charged the Wilson administration with injecting politics into the war. It offers only a brief view, asserting political interference as a noted practice while other examples are not provided.
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Wilson
Critics claim political pressure over Wood for France service
The piece argues that Americans generals seek assignments in France, with General Wood at the center of political maneuvering. It asserts Roosevelt allies push for Wood while others like Hugh Scott Barry and tenured officers stay in the United States. It contends Pershing, the president, and Baker decide foreign appointments, dismissing partisan influence.
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France
Washington
Leonard Wood
Hugh Scott
Wilson
Barry
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Santiago
Wood
Europe
Roosevelt
White House
Baker
Pershing
Witch Woman of Krupps Faces German Power
A sensational profile portrays Frau Kanselfenne as the witch woman of Krupps Essen, a key scientist in poison munition development. She allegedly directs inventions, espionage, and vast financial dealings, wielding influence over Krupp and even the Kaiser with occult claims.
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Frau Kanselfenne
Krupps
Essen
Frau Kanselfenn
van Kanselfenn
Board of Experts
Herr Krupp
Krupp
Kaiser
Irish Opinion Turns Stark in War Backdrop
An unnamed speaker reports Irish-Americans and Irish in Ireland aiding Germany by supporting anti Allied aims. The piece notes priests guiding pro German sentiment and calls for conscription extension as a trigger for rebellion in 1916 era Ireland, describing deep loyalties and fears in communities.
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Penn
England
America
New York
Chicago
Germany
Ireland
United States
Reba
Faith and doubt collide in a bedside conversation
Donna and Margie discuss faith, mortality, and the afterlife as Donna reflects on Will and Kitty Malram’s child. Margie expresses agnostic doubt while Donna contemplates eternity and the fear of death, wondering how to live with unanswered questions. The scene ends with a note that the story continues.
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Margie
Phils Darling
Donna
Will
Kitty Malram
Thoughta
Tenney
Memorial day services meeting notice at K of C hall
All members are requested to meet at K of C hall Sunday June at 6 16 pm to take part in memorial day services. Kelley J and Kelley sign off date 6 0 78. Pay your bill to allow others to buy bonds. Commercial Appeal text fragment.
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W. Oo
K. of C. ‘Hall
J. & Kelley, c
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Jenkins
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