Czar Driven Back With Heavy Loss In War News
Advices from St Petersburg say Russian general staff admits disaster to two army corps in East Prussia with three generals dead including Samsouly. Galicia reports fierce fighting near Lublin and Kielce as Russian Fourth Army drives Austrian forces east of Lemberg. A Rome dispatch notes Russians invading Germany in northern Galicia aiming at Koenigshutt with possible march on Berlin.
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London
St. Petersburg
East Prussia
Samsouly
Russia
Times
Martos
Pestlich
Inerlin
Vienna
Vistula
Graudenz
Thorn
Galicia
Cracow
Przemysl
Lemberg
Lublin
Kielce
Vistula River
Tomashov
Daily News
Rome
Germany
Koengshutt
Prussian Silesia
Berlin
Breslau
Ten Thousand Old Warriors Parade Through Detroit
Detroit on September 3 witnessed the Grand Army of the Republic in a grand review. Thousands crowded sidewalks and parks along Woodward Avenue to witness a major parade, marking the forty eighth national review with more than 12,600 veterans in attendance and heavy police and Boy Scout protection.
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Detroit
Grand Army of the Republic
Woodward Avenue
National Review
Bar U. S. Army Observers
Washington on September 3 reports that Russia Germany and France told Secretary of War Garrison they would not permit American military observers to accompany their armies during the current war.
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Washington
Russia
Cerenany
France
Secretary of War
80,000 Guards Guarding Berlin in Army Move
Amsterdam dispatch to Central News reports Berlin is being boarded by several army corps totaling 80,000 men, signaling a major German capital defense action with troops mobilized around the city.
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Berlin
London
Amsterdam
Weather report from 8 p.m. observations across major cities
United States weather bureau notes from 8 p.m. yesterday list conditions for Albany Atlantic City Boston Buffalo Chicago New Orleans New York Philadelphia St Louis and Washington. Temperatures range from 70s to 82 with forecast fair weather and clearing today and tomorrow under west winds.
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Albany
Atlantic City
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Notice of Appointment of Judges and Clerks of Election
Supervisors of Elections for Caroline County at Denton Maryland announce the appointment of judges and clerks for each election district. Names with party and district presented, with meeting date to appear for examination on October 15 1914 at 10 o clock a m at the Court House in Denton.
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Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Harry B. Mason
Alphonso Meredith
Benjamin H. Johnson
S. G. Nuttle
Alphonso Mereditie
Bent. H. Jonnson
Tesu—Sawunn
G. Nurtar
Wetock
Wilson to Seek Reelect in 1916 Without Strong Opposition
Vice President Marshall announced President Woodrow Wilson will run again in 1916 and face no serious Democratic challenge. He argued Democrats will unite behind Wilson, noting the need to avoid foreign entanglements and maintain neutrality while pursuing peace. Leaders say Wilson would likely secure the nomination if his administration succeeds.
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Washington
Marshall
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
America
Republe
Bryan
Nomination Certificates Issued for 1914 Maryland Seats
Certificates issued under the 1912 Maryland acts declare certain nominees elected without primary votes. Edward C. Carrington is named Republican candidate for U S Senator from Baltimore County. Delegates to the Democratic State Convention include Jacob Ghingher, William E. Sylvester, J. Edward Nichols, Albert S. Handy. Clerical names and dates appear in the primary ticket notice.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Jacob Ghingher
William E. Sylvester
J. Edward Nichols
Albert S. Handy
Wilson to Ask for Big War Tax
President Wilson plans to address Congress with a message proposing a war tax likely a $100,000,000 levy via stamp tax. He conferred with Democratic leaders to finalize details. He also signed the war insurance risk bill and expects adjournment after emergency measures. Discussion of shipping questions with marine and naval committee members yielded no conclusion.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Marine and Naval Committees
House
O Shaughnessy Assigned to Vienna Embassy Post
Former charge d affaires at Mexico City Nelson O Shaughnessy is ordered to Vienna to serve as an extra secretary to the American embassy. Jordan H Stabler of Baltimore attached to the Latin American bureau has gone to London to assist the embassy there.
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O'Shaughnessy
Vienna
Washington
Mexico City
Nelson O’shaughnessy
Jordan H. Stabler
Baltimore
London
Twelve War Nurses Killed in Frontline Action
London reports from the Paris correspondent that twelve Red Cross nurses sent to the front have been killed and additional nurses wounded. The casualty toll underscores the perils faced by medical personnel amid ongoing hostilities.
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London
Paris
the Chronicle
Red Cross
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Howard Melvin Benj. HU. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
CZAR
Mits
United States Weather
American Press Association
Judges and Clerks OF Election
Other of Supervisors of Elections
Denton, Md
Sept
Martin Jensen
Henderson
W. HH. Goodwin
Alfred G. Dennison
Alonzo B. Coliee
James EF. Curry
Greensboro
Carroll H. Pippin
J. Edward Weaver
William L. Longfellow
First Precinct
R. W. Emerson
Mad
J. Ben Welch
Hobbs
Bruce G. Stevens
William J. Irwin
Second Precinct
Nathaniel L. Tribett
George Henning
William H. Brubaker
Wilmer B. Parker
Charles S. Bradley
Preston
James H. Corkran
James 0. Wright
Choptank
William E. Dilhon
Thomas S. McCrea
Federalsburg
W. G. Hassett
William A. Smith
John N. Wright
Edgar Blanch
Hillsboro
A. Howard Holsinger
Ridgely
Ellwood Fleming
J. M. Haymaker
Rae W. Simon
Kreamey, Klotz
Harold Fountain
Leonard F. Covey
George W. Towers
Elbert Edgell
Herbert J. Beauchamp
Martland
Ore
Hammer Fruit
PIAIL
CJ Bensonicompan
Encen Qualit
Sfurnisnzas
Optician
Edward C. Carrington
Baltimore County
United States
Wehstican
Eb Lewis
Piersides
Cooper, Wright & Cooper
Denton, Maryland
Denton Drug Company
Delaware
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Leap
T. W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
Murderkill River
Philadephia
New Sthami
Predehrica
Mathaan H. Maxson
Frederica Webo’s
Bowers
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Telpta
Iiladelphia Navigation Co
Bererderica
Call On Holt Construction Co
Win. Pepper Constable
Maryland Trust Building
Elton
Dr. Nichols
Main Street
J. R. Downes
Preston, Md
Steve Wood
Tuckahoe
Denton Or
Henry Wise
Third Street
M.L. Beck & Bro
Creensboro
Federalsbuieg
American Corner
House of Representatives
J. Starry Covington
Republican Party
J. Harry Coyington
Circuit Court
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Register of Wills
Harry B. Wason
Alphuonso Meredith
Bent. H. Johnson
Teai
Ss. G. Nuttin
Whiteleyebury
George W. Steward
Journal
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State High
I.T. Coulbourn
Brownsville
Del
Harvey M. L. Thawley
Buple
Danton MD
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Bali
Bolt
Wallett
Hippodrome
England
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Vrices
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