President Wilson Calls for Daily Patriotism on Flag Day
President Woodrow Wilson urged Americans to honor the flag daily, emphasizing the nation’s history and duty over mere holidays. He spoke at Flag Day exercises on Treasury steps in Washington, praising unnamed heroes and stressing daily faithful service. The event featured Secretary Lansing and Secretary Daniels among officials and a treasury choir. A separate item reports Germany's note on the Frye sinking claiming belligerent rights to destroy contraband ships and to seek damages through prize courts.
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Wilson
Washington
United States
Treasury Building
The
Union
America
Lansing
Daniels
Simmons
Treasury Department
Frye
Germany
William P. Frye
Prinz Eitel Friedrich
Germay
Reading woman slain by jealous husband in Reading
Mrs Kate Seibert forty two died in the Homeopathic hospital Reading Pa after being found in her apartment with her throat slit. Her husband George Seibert forty five a blacksmith was arrested held without bail charged with murder. He denies knowledge of the affray but police report blood on his shirt and hands. The couple had been separated and neighbors saw the husband leave shortly before the discovery. In an ante mortem statement the woman alleged her husband as her assailant.
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Reading
Kate Seibert
Homeopathic
George Seibert
Heinly
General Survey of the War Tallying Battles Across Europe
Daily war brief cites Austro German crossings of the Dniester and bombardments north of Warsaw, Italian advances toward Trieste and Monfalcone, and renewed Russian offensives in the Baltic and Galicia. It notes Paris reports, London dispatches, and Berlin claims of repulsed attacks and strategic shifts through the week.
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Petrograd
Galicia
Dneister
Ossowiec
Poland
Przasnysz
Vienna
Berlin
Baltic
Aisne
London
Constantinople
Gallipoli
Wilson
William J. Bryan
Robert Lansing
State Department
Cologne
Bukowina
Isonzo River
Trieste
Neuville St. Vaast
Arras
Monfalcone
Isonzo
Rovereto
Shavit
Shavi
Lemberg
Courland
Innsbruck
Laibach
Ploeken
Paris
Lille
Champagne
Russia
Preasnysz
Sochaczew
Warsaw
Gradisca
Triste
Austria
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Wenville St. Vaast
France
Sanchez
Souchez
Pola
Adriatic
Messagero
Bzura-Rawka
Dubysa
Rawka
Praasnyszami
Vacating a 14 Foot Alley in New Oxford Borough
Town Council of New Oxford Adams County Pennsylvania introduces an ordinance to vacate a 14 foot wide public alley running from Pitt Street to a south alley near Kate W Himes. Final action set for July 12 1915 at 7 30 PM objections heard at council chambers.
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New Oxford
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Pitt Street
Kate W.himes
Adamis
Brernmine
Water Street
Kate W. Himes
Pitt
General Markets Philadelphia Flour and Wheat Report
General market notes show quiet trading for flour with prices per barrel around 5.65 to 6.75 and wheat at 1.24 for No. 2 red. Oats and yellow corn quotes cited, poultry steadiness with live hens and dressed fowls priced, butter steady with creamery and commodity butter ranges.
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Philadelphia
City
Live Stock Prices Reported For Market Trading
Hogs steady and mixed with bids from $7.30 to $7.60. light and heavy hogs show varied tones. Cattle quotes include beeves at about $7 to $9.50, cows and heifers around $6.85 to $8.65, Texans near $7.35 to $8.60. Sheep quoted about $4 to $5.85 with Western and Tambs trading at roughly $7.10 to $10.66.
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Chicago
Notice of Proposed Ordinance for Alley Opening New Oxford
The Borough of New Oxford Adams County Pennsylvania proposes to open a 14 foot wide public alley between Kate W Himes and Edna A Bollinger. The Town Council will consider final action on July 12 1915 at 7 30 p m in the Council Chamber objections will be heard. THOS E BOWER Secretary Town Council.
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New Oxford
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Kate W. Himes
Edwar A. Bollinger
Borough of
Adams Conanty
P Vlvania
Edna A. Bollinger
Thos. E. Bower
Sec
Y Town
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