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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
1
The New Buffalo Hotel advertises an all day A La Carte Seafood service. It promotes its seafood line as the best based on personal investigation rather than price or reputation. The note emphasizes quality and selection in dining offerings.
Chicago memorial day rites mark Eastland tragedy with 1362 total dead and missing as 826 identified bodies are identified. arrest warrants for manslaughter or conspiracy expected. coroner to present cases to grand jury. Memorial observances pause public life while 600 victims are buried amid steady rain.
William Waldorf Astor makes a seven million dollar gift directed to support a San unit led by a captain in the British Army. The donation underscores wartime relief and imperial ties.
Berlin reports a special police detachment guards the United States embassy amid fears of hostile demonstrations against Ambassador James W. Gerard. Gerard met today with high officials including Foreign Minister von Jagow and Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg after several pivotal conferences.
The British steamship Hogarth of 1231 tons was sunk by a German submarine near Sizewell bank. Eight crew saved, ten missing. Two Swedish and three Danish neutrals also lost, with Emma, Napstones, Wina, and Marle sunk off Longstone while carrying timber. crews landed.
Two hundred Baltimore and state citizens pledge support to a defense league as judges bankers lawyers and businessmen join the effort. Backers plan a propaganda drive for a large army and navy to defend the nation with Judge N Charles Burke presiding.
Jaenden July 29 German submarines have sunk 292 English vessels thirty other battle ships and six neutral craft according to a dispatch from Berlin via Associated Press. These figures reflect operations in the war zone up to July 25.
London dispatch reports German forces sweeping from the Baltic toward Warsaw and outward to the Galician frontier while suffering an estimated 500000 casualties. Russian resistance holds at Narew and Polands defense lines as Austro German efforts push toward Lublin Cholm and the Vistula region.
William Lester of Detroit was found guilty by Judge James Drungole in Savdeich Ontario of causing the Walkerville Tate Electrical plant explosion on June 21 and of conspiring with Albert Keltechmitt and a Detroit man to blow Windsor Armory and related concerns. The verdict carries a life sentence. Separately, about 1000 volunteers sail to Italy aboard Dante Alighieri for service, with two passengers said to head for Vieussom on a special U S government mission. The archbishop of York outranks the British prime minister in precedence.
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