Braddock Heights hosts social and bowling night at casino
At Braddock Heights on Monday evening a children’s society organized on Mrs. Rohrback’s cottage porch. The Braddock Casino bowling team beat Brunswick by 23 pins, with C. Miller top scorer at 860 across three games. Several social arrivals and residents were noted, including Mr. and Mrs. Price, Miss Nellie Burns, and many from Washington and Baltimore.
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Braddock Heights
Children of
Washington
Harold ‘Elian
Norfolk
Dellinger
Wil. Marieport
William Smith
Texas
Braddock Casino
Brunswick
C. Miller
Braddock Rollers
Brooks
Railroaders
Braddock
Zimmerman
Mumford
F. Anderson
Miller
Ricketts
West
Eee
Butler
Smith
Hagerstown
Frederick
Railway Company
Excelsiors
Ebert
Elworthy
Culler
Stockman
J. W. Morrison
Mollie Powell
Powell
Steinbach
Bolce
Miss Smith
Soper
Slagleida
Cora Sutton
Baltimore
Golder Sehumate
Nieee
Relay
Maryland
Bailey Schamate
Rice
Lawrence Zacharias
New York
Dunott
Stonehurst Cottage
William Byrd
Stonehurst
Helen Hancock
B. A. Hancock
Richmond
C. W. Gregory
George M. Gittinger
The
Heights
Auburn
Maine
Fleetwood Brooks
Amnesty Granted to Militant Suffragettes in London
London reports general amnesty for militant suffragettes and the so called wild women who served time may be released at once. Home Secretary MG Kenna announced the decision in parliament. Premier Asquith said 200 territorial force members would be sent to Ireland to replace regular troops withdrawn from stations there.
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London
MG Kenna
Asquith
Ireland
Chronology of Events Leading to the European Armageddon
A compact chronology outlines the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand and the rapid escalation to a broad war. From July 23 when Austria demands ultimatum to August 10 with Liege fallen, the timeline tracks mobilizations, declarations of war, and key actions across Austria Hungary Germany Russia France Britain Belgium and Italy. The record highlights mobilizations, territorial moves, and early combat as nations edge toward a continental conflict.
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Archiduke Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Austria
Nervin
Ultiiatum
Servia
Czar
Kaiser
England
Germany
Vienna
Greece
Semendrin
Fora
France
Algeria
United States
Liege
Belgium
Meuse
Russia
Amphion
Sveaborg
Gibraltar
Ami
Gulf of Finland
Tennessee
Liegeloss
Metse
Warsaw
Limburg
Alsace
Lorraine
Machthausen
von Emmich
Bridge Blown Up North of Quebec Kills Three Rail Workers
Canadian reports say a Lake St. John railway bridge near Lake Bouchette was blown up. Three employees were killed and a trespasser, possibly a German spy, was shot. The war ministry awaits confirmation and guards on bridges were ordered. Canada pledged one million bags of flour, worth about 3 million dollars, to Britain for wartime relief and stabilization of prices. The Duke of Connaught sent a cable to accept the gift, to be shipped to Liverpool aboard convoyed merchant ships.
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Ottawa
Lake St. John
Quebec
Lake Bouchette
War ‘Ministry
Canada
Duke of Connaught
London
United Kingdom
Liverpool
Atlantic
England
EXPECT SEA BATTLE Warning to British fishing fleet
London reports naval tension as North Sea fishing is ordered to stay in port amid reports of a sea battle between British and German forces. Submarine U 15 reportedly sunk. U 13 crew drowned. rumors of warship losses denied. France breaks diplomatic ties with Austria Hungary. Queen Amelie volunteers as a nurse in Devonshire House.
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London
North Sea
Scarborough
Admiralty
Great Britain
Germany
Amelie
Anz
Portugal
Devonshire Horze
Baseball Slates Result of Yesterday's Games
In American League action the Cleveland Athletics beat Cleveland 5 to 1 behind Bush Schang Steen and ONeill. St Louis beat New York 4 to 1 with Wellman Agnew Caldwell and Sweetley pitching. Other games postponed by rain. Standings show Athletics 67 34 .662, Chicago 51 54 .490, Boston 58 45 .563, St Louis 50 52 .490, Washington 55 47 .539, New York 46 58 .442, Detroit 53 51 .510, Cleveland 33 78 .411. In National League Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 2, Brooklyn 6 Chicago 1, Boston 3 Cincinnati 1, New York 8 St Louis 2. Standings list New York 57 39 .593, Philadelphia 46 52 .469, Boston 51 46 .526, Brooklyn 43 52 .453, Chicago 53 43 .525, Cincinnati 47 64 .465, St Louis 54 49 .524, Pittsburgh 43 64 .443.
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Cleveland
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Schang
Steen
O’neill
St. Louis
New York
Wellman
Agnew
Caldwell
Sweetley
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PGI
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Chicago
Boston
St.Louis
Washin
N.york
Detroit
Clevelna
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Harmon
Gibson
Tincup
Burns
Brooklyn
Allen
Miller
Lavender
Archer
Cincinnati
James
Gowdy
Berton
Clarke
Tesreau
Meyers
Perdue
Snyder
W.L
Federal League Scores From St Louis and Chicago Rainouts
In St Louis, St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 1 with batteries Davenport Simmons Walker Bere. Kansas City beat Buffalo 7 to 3 with Moran Allen Packard Enzenroth. Indianapolis tied Baltimore 1 to 1 in 5 innings due to rain. Chicago-Brooklyn game rained out. Standings list Chicago 58 44 569 Buffalo 50 48 510 Baltimore 54 43 557 Kan City 45 58 437 Brooklyn 56 49 538 St Louis 45 58 437 Indianapolis 52 46 531 Pittsburgh 42 56 429.
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Pittsburgh
Davenport
Simons
Walker
Bere
Kanghs City
Buffalo
Kansas City
Moran
Allen
Packard
Enzenroth
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Bailey
Jacklitsc
Moseley
Chicago-Brooklyn
W.L. PC
Chicago
Baltmre
Kan
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Brookin
St.Louis
Indianos
Pittsbrg
Tri State League Scores From Reading Lancaster Harrisburg
In Reading Reading Trenton defeated Trenton 5 2 while Lancaster routed Wilmington 12 to 6 with Coleman Foye Lane and Jarosek on the batters list. Harrisburg Allentown game postponed by rain. Wilmington 56 Harrisburg 27 Reading 44 Lancaster 38.
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Reading
Reaiing
Trenton
Baker
Boelzle
Williamsmith
Lancaster
Wilmington
Coleman
Foye
Lane
Jarosek
Harrisburg-Allentown
W.L. PC
Harrisg
The Kaiser To The Front Mobilizes Armies Invasion Talk
A Rome dispatch to the Daily Mail reports Emperor William leaving Berlin by motor to the Alsatian frontier and taking personal command as Germany mobilizes 3,000,000 more men for an invasion of France. A Rome ExchangTelegraph note says the Kaiser reached Aix la Chapelle to join field forces.
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London
Rome
Daily
Mall
Willam
Wiliam
Germany
France
Exchange Telegtaph Company
Kaiser
Aix La-Chapelle
Feild
Hog market soars to 9.75 top price in Kansas City
The Kansas City hog market reached its highest level since September 1910 as prices jumped 25 to 50 cents, with top quotes at 9.75 for the best grades. An ad suggests hair brush reductions at Harner's Original Store. Vermont readers urged to subscribe for The News.
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Kansas City
U S Seals Wireless in New York Harbor
The U S revenue cutter Calumet sealed the wireless rooms of eighty four ships carrying warring European powers to enforce neutrality rules. Inspectors will daily verify seals. breaking seals could trigger governmental action. The embargo targets ships like the German Vaterland amid reports of wireless activity on some vessels. Argentina shipped ninety baskets of corn to the United States in January.
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United States
United States Revenue
Calumet
New York Harbor
Vaterland
Nol
Walier Land
Argentina
United Siates
All Scandinavia United Peace Pact Report
All Scandinavia countries Denmark Norway and Sweden reportedly agreed to live in mutual peace regardless of events. In Washington Louis Vaas attempted access to the White House grounds claiming Americans wanted to kill him and was arrested. In Amsterdam fifty nine German soldiers held at Heligoland arrive to be interned in Alkmaar for the war’s duration.
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Copenhagen
Aug. I
Storting
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Crank
White House
Washington
Louis Vaas
Alsacerian
Heligoland
Amsterdam
Mecklenburg
Patch
Alkmaar
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Atlantic City
N. J
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Footer’s Dye Works
Kiss Safest
Best
Kate Gittinger
East Patrick Street
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