08 Jan 1915
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1915
Page
1
A kitchen cupboard is offered for sale in good condition at 546 Water Street. A chained gold bead necklace is missing. a reward is offered for its return to 881 Chestnut Street. The notice is dated with a number 88.
The emperor and empress of Japan contributed 1500 dollars to the Salvation Army, announced in Tokyo. Doctors in Tiverton, Devon offer free treatment to dependents of front-line personnel.
London January 8 Bulgarian and Roumanian kings with foreign ministers will meet on Roumanian soil to discuss Roumania's war participation and Balkan relations. Roumanians near Bukowina show partisan sentiment. Bulgaria leans toward Germany but may shift. Rumors say Roumania will assure Bulgarians to remove friction and align toward allied aims. Armenian volunteers arrive from America to join Russian forces against Turkey.
Rome reports Italy and Turkey in a tense stand over the Fodelda incident. Italy demands a formal Turkish apology and salute to the Italian flag, plus release of a seized British consul, punishment of consulate attackers, and a military tribute. Turkey has until January 10 to reply, or relations will become highly delicate.
A stark editorial argues that dying poor is no disgrace but leaving relatives with debt is cruel. The piece condemns schemes that burden families and urges stricter fault in financial gambits, urging readers to consider lasting impact on kin.
The article describes Newfoundland’s great submarine fishing bank, its smooth seas at the station near the cod rich bank, and fishermen seeking weather reports from arrivals. A brief caustic aside from the Boston Transcript notes voices and the desire to control them.
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