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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 25, 1915

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Germans Storm Hill Near Forts in Baltic Push

London reports Germans advance along the line toward Brest-Litovsk and Kovno as army groups claimed gains. Soviet and Baltic front actions include the sinking of a large transport and the capture of hundreds of prisoners and several machine guns amid heavy artillery duels.

Brest-Litovsk Kopytov Niemen Baltic Bertin Hindenburg Sématnid Kovno Prince Leopold of Ragatine Kiesserele Bailowieska Var Machensen Acrozs Pulva

Senator Benjamin F. Shively Reported Dying at Summer Home

Report indicates Indiana U.S. Senator Benjamin F. Shively died at his summer home. The article also notes military updates with forces pushing enemy positions on the Brest-Idovsk front and advances northeast of Viadova as hills and marshy districts are cleared.

Palva Brest-Idtovsk Kopytown Viadova

Real Family Coal Delivers Consistent Burn Everywhere

Advertisement notes a coal product suitable for furnace kitchen range or parlor stove. It claims equal burning performance in any location and offers a ton of coal priced with a stated tonnage of 2,000 pounds of air coal.

Germany apologizes for attack on British submarine E-13

The Danish legation in Berlin received a note from the German secretary of state offering apologies and regret for the firing on the British submarine E-13 near Danish waters. The note says Commanders of German war vessels have been instructed to respect neutral rights after Denmark’s protest. Fourteen British sailors reportedly died in the attack while E-13 was grounded off Saltholm.

Denmark London Berlin Reuter Copenhagen Saltholm

Germany asks delay in judging Arabic sinking

Berlin reports say Germany regrets any loss of life from the Arabic torpedoing and asks the United States to withhold a final judgment until all facts are known. Count von Bernstorff relayed Berlin instructions urging both sides be heard and cautioning against relying on single reports. A separate dispatch notes German admiralty has not yet received a full report.

New York For Hernstorff Berlin Washington Count von Bernstorff Department of State Bo Far Officiel Germany Europe Coufft von Bernstorf United States State Department

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