Causes of the War as Seen in German Policy
The piece argues German expansionism under Hohenzollern rulers fueled the war. It attributes discontent to a long line from Frederick the Great to Kaiser Wilhelm II, linking nationalist cries to aggressive conquests and the Balkans crisis. It portrays Wilhelm as methodical and eager to mobilize a massive army, capitalizing on a pivotal international moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Geran
Deutschland
Hohenzollern
Frederick the Great
William T
Kaiser
Aiso
Balkans
Kaiser Wilhelm
Butt
Nohmen
War profiteering and drink amid European ruin
In a critical voice the author denounces profiteers profiting from war and crowns the 20th century with barbarism while noting the toll of 50 million dollars daily. London authorities debate banning saloons selling intoxicants to soldiers’ wives, predicting grim days as sorrow leads to drinking abroad.
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London
Bradford
Meadville Faces Another Shooting Case in Street Incident
In Meadville Pennsylvania on November 2 a shooting outside a Water Street boarding house injures Alex Doubouski and Tony Cudriaski. Doubouski, from Potack, is hospitalized with four bullet wounds. Cudriaski is also wounded. A stranger fired, fled south, and the assailant remains at large. A prior Italian victim was found dead on Baldwin Street extension about six weeks earlier.
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Meadville
Baldwin Street
Alex Doubousiei
Spencer Hospital
Miy
Tony Cudrisuktio
Polwak
Water Street
I. Ludaski
Dybouski
Cudriaski
Potr
Doubusk
Shuest
Nurther
Wemonis
Hal's Catarrah Cure Promises Universal Cure
An advertisement touts Hal's Catarrah Cure as the only positive remedy for the ailment, offering $100 reward if it fails to cure. It claims internal action, blood and mucous surface effects, and urges sending for testimonials and treatment literature from FsCHENEY & CO of Toledo, Ohio. Also promotes Take Til Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Alvinie
Fscheney & CO
Toledo
All Daunetete
Special Hat Sale At Colestove and Stewart's
A Colestove and Stewart's sale advertises a special hat sale in Corry ending the week of Friday October 30. Prices are cut by half and the full millinery line is offered with evening hours and advance notice.
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Colestove and
Stewart's
Corry
Man Dies of Morphine Poisoning in Bradford Hotel
A man registered as John Brunner of Rochester died yesterday morning at the Bradford hospital from morphine poisoning. He was found unconscious in his room with two partly filled morphine bottles and hypodermic needles nearby. He could tell little about himself, saying he had been a patient at the county hospital in Rochester.
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Bradford
Weaver
John Brunner
Rochester
Brunses
Nochester
Public Library Gift Voted for Husti Town
Husti voters face a ballot on a £5,000 gift for establishing and maintaining a public library. The bequest from Charles R. Hazelting of Arlington, Massachusetts funds a library in memory of Pardhan Hazelting, with a £2,000 tax levy to sustain operations and a plan to transfer funds to Jamestown if Husti fails to raise the required annual maintenance.
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Husti
Monty Wy
Charles R. DB. Hazelting
Arlington, Mews
Pardan Hazelting
With
Mieti
Rusti Taile
Jamestown Institution
Jamestown Journal
Union City Barn Fire Destroys Building and Contents
A barn owned by Mr. George Stager at 124 South Main Street Union City burned Sunday around 4 AM. The fire gutted the structure with six contents inside and destroyed the building before alarms could be sent. Fire crews arrived but efforts were unable to save the barn, which was razed to the ground by the blaze.
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Union City
Nov. S
George Stager
South Main Street
Overcoats to be Sold at a Sacrifice
Corry Pennsylvania ad from A F Messenger and Son at 212 West Main Street promotes a sacrifice sale on overcoats with strong emphasis on value and urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Messenger & Son
West Main St
Corry
Paadvatz
Tarolene touted as reliable remedy at 46 cents
Fragmentary notice cites Tarolene as a reliable remedy priced at 46 cents per package sold at a drugstore with unclear brand naming and garbled text. The fragment mentions LOBT-A and Taroline but provides no verifiable details or context.
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ONE Price Clothiers
Busti
J. Zenk
D. D
Dodo
Carla
Main
Mui
Palmer Furniture
Cara
David Barlow
Gestom Seidttery
C.B. Porter
West Main Street
Avery Dlo
Ream & York
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Pryor
Paderewski
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