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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1915

Page

2

Teutons Open to Peace Talks At Hague Conference

Vienna dispatch reports Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg to arrive with central powers terms for peace to be conveyed to allies. Germany suggests first conference at The Hague. In Paris General Gallien advocates 1917 recruit class, urging no peace in streets and strong national resolve as France braces for extended war. Senate applauds and approves the military bill authorizing posting of his address.

Geneva Switzerland Paris Vienna von Bethmann-Hollweg Baron von Burian Germany Hague France General Gallien Senate Chamber of Deputies Gallen Gallient

Archduke Stephen’s Palace Mobbed in Vienna Riot

A Vienna report says Archduke Stephen of Austria’s palace was attacked by a mob armed with pitchforks and axes on Christmas night over food waste at a grand entertainment. Police dispersed the crowd. stones broke windows, injuring several.

London Amsterdam Exchange Telegraph Company Vienna Stephen Austria Dresden Chemnitz Chemnitz Socialist Organ

Atlantic City Pedestrians Drop Coins Belief Woman Blind

In Atlantic City at 1812 Arctic Avenue an elderly woman sitting on a door sill received coins from passersby who assumed she was blind. Patrolman Wich found her dead from heart failure at about 3 AM. The scene combined urban charity with mistaken assumptions.

Atlantic City Charital Arctic Avenue Colina Wich

Samuel A Gregg Announces Livery Services in Town

Samuel A Gregg announces taking over the Livery Business of Doll and Doll and offering first class carriage and stable services at the Palace Livery Stables. He solicits a share of public patronage and assures ready attention to all descriptions of horse care and transport.

Doll Palace Samuel A. Gregg

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