25 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1916
Page
1
An advertisement from Fredericktown Savings Institution encourages travelers to purchase Travelers' Checks in $10 $20 $50 $100 or $200 denominations for trips across the United States or Canada. The bank promotes safety and reliability of this service and invites customers to use it for banking needs.
In Washington the senate stopped wholesale cuts to the army appropriation Bill and approved increases totaling over 30 million dollars for ordnance and equipment. Senator Townsend charged the national guard was mobilized on false pretenses and urged troops not in service be sent home.
Orange Trust Company's suspension in Orange New Jersey on July 26 ends with Mutual Trust closing its doors overcertification of a large depositor's account. A crowd gathered but police presence kept order and dispersal was smooth. Deposits total about 1.45 million dollars, with capital stock at 100 thousand. Many depositors are foreign-born workers in the local hat manufacturing district.
Sylvester Weidner aged thirteen, son of John Weidner of Philipsburg, wades beyond depth in the Delaware near Easton bridge and sinks. Companions fret, hundreds watch. Edward Masterman and George Keller rescue the body after entering the water with clothes on.
London July 25. Sir Frederick E B Smith the attorney general has intimated to Casement's solicitors he cannot grant his fiat to carry Casement's appeal against the Dublin treason death sentence to the house of lords.
London dispatch reports Russian gains along Riga to Lemberg front driven by Brusiloff with 90 000 German losses and 14 000 taken prisoner. Kuropatkin’s forces advance from Riga to Uxkull as German lines yield under pressure from the north to the south. Turkish forces near Suez Canal repulse British detachments east of the canal. Doctor O H Parson commits suicide in Lancaster Pennsylvania after a nervous breakdown.
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