Miss Catherine Miller Leaves for West Virginia
Miss Catherine Miller of North Ninth street goes to West Virginia to spend the summer with her grandmother who has been ill for some time.
19 May 1915
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1915
Page
1
Miss Catherine Miller of North Ninth street goes to West Virginia to spend the summer with her grandmother who has been ill for some time.
May 19 Rome reports say Prince von Buelow and Baron von Macchio demand passports and depart with staff as Parliament opens and Salandra may announce mobilization. Riots in Rome surge with 60,000 supporters chanting for war and anti Austria Germany slogans amid cabinet meetings and Giolitti hiding under guard.
The German chancellor warned that war with Italy was inevitable during the Reichstag opening, signaling a tense shift in European affairs as fascist powers move toward broader conflict.
Yaqui Indians in El Paso announce the entire Yaqui nation has severed all ties with Mexican factions and renewed its war against Mexico. Troops from the Maytorena Villa forces are active in Sonora after attacks on Americans, with a Yaqui fighting unit now controlling the Batthgates pumping station and railroad shops valued at $10,000,000. Meanwhile Harry K. Thaw postpones his jury trial to June 7 as courts review state efforts to block the trial. A playful exchange ends with a punchline about a late-arriving suitor.
A fragment from a Detroit Free Press item presents a man asking his partner whether she would still love him if he became poor, and she questioning whether she would remain with him if he became an equal or wealthy figure.
A social fifteen minute lobby gathering preceded departures with much handshaking and personal greetings as plans for several more events in coming months were discussed.
London May 19 reports from the Pall Mall Gazette claim a radical cabinet change as Admiral Fisher resigns and Unionists join the government. The piece names potential moves for Balfour Bonar Law and Lloyd George among others, noting a coalition and offices yet to be finalized.
The article recounts Leland Liner Etonian narrowly evading submarines and facing the call of Lusitania amid Tory political tensions.
An old-time remedy blends Sage Tea and sulphur to darken gray hair. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores for about 50 cents a bottle, applied with a comb or brush to a strand at a time. It hides gray, adds luster, and may prevent dandruff and hair loss.
Captain Wood recounts that the Huer was pursued twice by German U boats as the Lusitania torpedoed. At 2 05 p m on May 7 the Lusitania signalled sinking near Kinsale while City of Exeter and Narragansett led the escape. Submarine periscopes appeared, Exeter altered course, and the vessels accelerated to outrun the threat.
A seller advertises 5-A Auto Robes and other gear bought from the factory. They claim to source from the largest and best ladies in the United States, offering wool, cotton and linen lap dusters, auto driving gloves, heavy cord net hoods, sheets for work horses, cotton head hats, and leather and cotton flank notes, all at reasonable prices.
May 19 Denver reports the lightest suffrage turnout in municipal history as votes go to home rule making Denver a wet city. Snowstorm kept many from polling while pioneer Martha J. Cranmer laments low female participation and declares suffrage a failure.
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