Russians Seize Jaroslaw in Two Day Siege
Petrograd reports Jaroslaw fell after a two day bombardment, with 25 000 prisoners taken and 64 guns captured. More than 6500 Austrians killed or wounded as Russians advance toward Przemysl and Cracow. Cossacks cut off retreat. forces prepare for Przemysl assault while rail access to Cracow is controlled.
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Petrograd
Jaroslaw
Przemysl
Tarnow
Cracow
Russan
War Office
Ruszky
San River
Radymno
Lemberg
Novce Vremya
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Emperor Nicholas
St. Alexander Nevsky
Ivanoff
East Prussia
Experts Say Losses Appalling in Western War Theater
London reports military experts estimate German losses in the western theater at 231000 killed wounded or missing based on Berlin and Paris dispatches. A Berlin summary claimed 6450 dead or missing from thirty battalions, implying about 21 percent loss per battalion.
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London
Berlin
Paris
Japanese Lose Heavily at Kino Chou Shantung
Micial advices from Chinese officials on the Shantung peninsula report heavy Japanese losses as German mines exploded ahead of a Japanese advance near Kino Chou. A whole Japanese battalion is said to have been badly smashed in the engagement.
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Pekin
Shantung Peninsula
Kino Chou
New York State
Wilson Firm for Mine Trade Dispute at White House
President Wilson urged J F Welborne of Colorado Fuel and Iron to accept a proposed three year truce in the Colorado mining strike. Welborne said he would consult operators and report back. Wilson insisted on acceptance and told Welborne to reconsider Colorado’s decision.
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Washington
Wison
Colorado Fuel and Irraw Company
Colorado
J. F. Welburne
Welburne
Welborne
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Mr. Welborne
White House
Public Sale Of Caroline County Real Estate Under Decree
Trustee offers at public sale in front of the Denton court house the parcels from a Caroline County case Kent et al vs Brown et al No E668. Parcel 1 covers part of Blake land with mixed bearings totaling acres. Parcel 2 lies along the Bridgetown to Baltimore Corner road with coordinates and a road boundary, containing acres. Barns and outbuildings noted. land is largely cleared and in good condition. Sale to occur between 2 and 4 p.m.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Kent
Faithfu
Sarah I. Brown
Denton
Maryland
Tiave
Bethlehem
Alexander Hubbard
Parcel descriptions from Caroline County land deed notice
Parcel No. 4 in the Second Election District Caroline County Maryland describes twenty seven and two third acres more or less with no improvements. It references a deed dated March 6 1906 conveying land to George T Faithful recorded in Liber T P h D No 71 folio 9. The second parcel begins at white oak near hickory and runs various bearings perches to a deed dated September 11 1902 recorded in Liber T L C No 7 folio 627.
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George T. Faithful
A. A. Christian
Caroline County
Walter Ross
Anthony Pateman
Parcel description for Second Election District parcel 4 in Caroline County
Describes a four room dwelling barn and outbuildings in fair repair. Parcel 4 begins at a stone on the county road from Long Marsh, adjoining Hollingsworth’s Corner, then bounds south 48 degrees west 65 perches, south 4 degrees 30 minutes east HG perches, north 71 degrees east 42 perches to a pond post, north 52 degrees east 108 perches to the road, and along the road back to the starting point, outlining the tract.
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Caroline County
Maryland
Bridgetown
Baltimore Corner
Jd. Walter Noble
Long Marsh
Hollingsworth’s Corner
Federalburg real estate seized in execution by Rosa May Young
A writ of fieri facias from Caroline County Circuit Court against Elia Nichols and Benjamin F. Nichols funds a levy on three parcels in Federalsburg. Parcel 1 covers 7260 square feet on Academy Street, Parcel 2 9720 square feet facing Park Avenue, and Parcel 3 13320 square feet near the railroad grade, all tied to prior deeds and refinements from 1908 to 1911, with exceptions noted.
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E. C. Foster
Park Avenue
Pederalsburg
B.C. Foster
James M. Andrew
Benjamin F. Nichols
Nichols
Seaford and
Cambridge
Academy Street
Benjamin I. Nichols
William T. Eddington
Ellen Nichols
Caroline County
Benjamin FP. Nichols
Louis M. Carr
Virginia Joins the Day States in Prohibition Victory
Richmond voters backed statewide prohibition by a margin over 40,000, banning alcohol in Virginia from November 1, 1916. Four cities Richmond Norfolk Alexandria and Williamsburg opposed the measure as the drive to dry the state expands with Ohio Oregon Washington and Colorado poised to vote later in fall.
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Prohibition
Virginia
Norfolk
Alexandria
Williamsburg
Maine
North Dakota
Kansas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
North Carolina
Mississippi
West Virginia
Georgia
Ohio
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
Arkansas
Alabama
Florida
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Louisiana
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Nebraska
New Hampshire
South Carolina
South Dakota
Texas
Vermont
Salary War Slash Proposal From Senate
Washington reports Senator Sheppard proposed cutting salaries of government officials including senators representatives officers and the president to meet European war costs. Reductions would range from 2 percent on $1200 earners to 12 percent on salaries above $6000, lasting one year from November 1, 1914.
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Sheppard
Washington
Army
Navy
Europe
Austrian Cruisers Disabled Reported at Rome Port
Rome dispatch via Central News says travelers from Sebenico in Dalmatia report Austrian cruisers Maria Theresia and Admiral Staun damaged after docking in Rome.
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London
Rome
Central News
ItaHan
Sebenico
Dalmatia
Maria Theresia
Admiral Staun
Kaiser's Sons Hurt Report From Berlin Dispatch
Berlin dispatch quoted in the Tageblatt says four of Emperor William s sons are seriously wounded in hospitals. The report also hopes Italy will stay neutral while aiding in peace mediation when the time comes.
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Kaiser
Rome
Berlin
Tageblatt
Emperor Wilams’ Sove
Italy
General Markets Philadelphia Flour and Commodities Rise
Winter clear flour sold at 4.75 per barrel with steady city mills. Wheat No 2 red at 1.42 percent, No 2 yellow at 0.88, oats No 2 white at 0.55. Poultry live steady hens 17 to 18 cents, dressed fowls 20 to 24 cents. Eggs steady select 35 to 37 cents nearby 31 to 33 cents.
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Philadelphia
City Mills
Live Stock Prices Report from Chicago Market
Cattle and hog prices show weakness with hogs at poles and light ranges. Cattle steadier with steers and heifers priced around six to seven dollars, cows and calves varying. Sheep and lambs quoted lower amid thin trading and reduced demand.
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Chicago
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Ray Wilson
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T. C. West
Cashier
A. J. Ellas
F. P. Covey
Hughes Lumber & Coai.co
Denton, Md
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