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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
1
Allied submarines destroyed a section of the Galata bridge over the Golden Horn in Constantinople amid panic among residents and officials.
Washington reports Germany and England moving toward conciliation with the United States. Germany will close submarine methods by week end and Berlin will prepare for the sinking of the Arabic. The American note to England will proceed after the incident's closure and reject British orders in council.
Washington reports indicte that Carranza and Villa clash at Monterey while all other leaders accept invitations to attend a provisional government conference. Villa endorses the Latin American peace plan and General Scott conveyed Villa’s support to President Wilson. The State Department notes Carranza’s expulsion from Mexico City is anticipated upon establishment of a provisional rule.
Senator John W. Kern condemns ballot frauds in Indiana's history and criticizes Republican efforts to use Marion County indictments for political gain. He recalls 1880 to 1914 cases, notes past Prohibition era funding, and warns officials fear witness lists and statute limits.
Property transfer from Salathial E. O'Neal to Sarah A. Fewell in Dupont 3600 referenced. Quoted lines discuss water and blue chemical references and a Red Cross Blue item mentioning Stockholm and a Russian newspaper. Toronto taxation figure cited as $10,437,000 from last year.
The freight steamer Edith carrying copper ore worth 250000 dollars is sinking near Seattle after Wariposa abandoned it. The Wariposa crew was rescued yesterday.
Three workers died in an explosion at the Hercules Powder Works in Pinole California. The blast was felt in Oakland several miles away. Also advertised is Burdock Blood Purifier as a family tonic priced at $1.
Police tie the slain Rev. Kayser to an international German agent network aiming to stop munitions shipments to the allies. Two telegrams to Count VonBernstorff are cited as proof amid recent powder plant and munitions factory explosions. Secret Service pursues a string of factory accidents linked to war material production.
The submarine F-4, lost off Honolulu last March, has been raised with the hull showing great holes. Officials say no bodies were recovered and speculate marine monsters may have destroyed them. Japanese banks recently lowered interest rates.
Liverpool august 31 a British patrol boat destroyed the submarine that sank the Arabic the day after the liner was sunk by the same threat on the voyage.
New York August 31 private detective Samuel Leitere confessed to shooting his invalid wife last night firing five shots. He reported the crime and surrendered to authorities after the incident.
Washington reports on August 30 indicate little hope for the recovery of Senator B. F. Shively of Indiana, who lies seriously ill in Brookville Pennsylvania with diabetes and throat trouble. His family and two doctors are at his bedside. he had left Washington May 10 for New York and later spent July with relatives in Brookville.
An advertisement fragment promotes Mrs. Austin's Bag Pancake as a pleasing option for shoppers, urging readers to take The Herald for more details.
Carrick Cochrane defeats Lee Hart to claim the trophy cup for the men's singles. The prize must be defended twice to secure permanent retention. The text also mentions water and a blue cleaning product, Red Cross Ball Blue.
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