Democrats Rally at City Opera House for Smith and Lewis
A large Democratic mass meeting and parade are planned in Frederick at the City Opera House on Thursday night in support of United States Senate candidate John Walter Smith and House candidate David J Lewis. Speakers include Col. John K.R. Wood, Daniel E. Roper, J. Walter Smith, Lee, Linthicum, and Congressman Lewis. The event features a pre-meeting parade, auto escorts, and county committee officials as vice presidents. Music by the Opera House Orchestra and outside band, with seating reserved for ladies.
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Senatore Smith and Lee
Lewis and Linthicum
Daniel E. Roper
Alcony
Citys Opera House
John Walter Smith
United States Senate
David J Lewis
House of Representatives
E. Austin Baughman
Democratic County Central Committee
John KR. Wood
Frederick
Wood
Maryland
Jie
Daniel E Roper
David J. Lewis
Mair Lee
J. Charles Linthicum
Baltimore City
Opera House
New City Hotel
South Market Street
B. and O. Station
Market Street
Third Street
County Central Committee
Fide
Pedderick
Senator Smith
Lewho
William Jennings Bryan
Goldaborough
Baltimore
Ernest Lagarde
Mr. S. Mary's
United States
Blair Lee
John E. R. Wood
Japan Protests German Gunboat Geier Stay in Honolulu
The Japanese government protested to the United States over the German gunboat Geier remaining in Honolulu for repairs, though Japanese officials claim repairs were finished. The battleship Hizen has remained off the harbor awaiting Geier's departure, noting Geier's superior size and armament.
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Geier
Honolulu
Tokio
United States
Hizen
Fifth Regiment Ordered From Plattsburg for Canal Duty
The Fifth regiment of infantry is ordered to hold ready to move from Plattsburg New York to the canal zone to augment the Tenth Infantry and three coast artillery companies now there. The transport Buford at Vera Cruz will carry the regiment from New York to Panama to form a stronger garrison near the canal.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Washington
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Buford
Vera Cruz
New York
Panama
Tenth Infantry
Coast Artillery
Canal
China Demands Surrender Over S-90 Incident at Sea
China demands surrender of a Japanese torpedo boat and crew after it entered Chinese waters and attempted to tow away the wrecked German torpedo boat S 90. An Austrian cruiser was sunk in Kiao-Chau bay by heavy Japanese artillery, government circles report.
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Japan
Pekin
Noblem en in soup kitchens in Brussels famine alert
Brussels officials report nearly 7 million Belgians face famine without outside aid. Minister Whitlock says city supply could last under two weeks, country areas worse. Soup kitchens number over 100 as nobles join the desperate queue. coffee, tea, flour, rice and salt nearly exhausted. Reports from Louvain Liege and Namur confirm harsher conditions outside Brussels.
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Brussels
Beladium
Helium Brand Whitlock
Germany
Whitloth
Wit Jock
Louvain
Liege
Nan
Eith
Von Moltke Rumored Dying as German Court Feels Shock
The Hague reports Count Helmuth von Moltke at death's door amid strain from failed French campaigns and Kaiser's displeasure. Falkenhayn acts as chief of staff while Berlin notes Prince Oscar, son of Kaiser William, in grave condition with paralysis and brain involvement. Doctors warn recovery doubtful due to shock from Turcos losses near the Meuse.
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Prince Oscar
Kaiser
Alec
The
Hague
Helmuth von Moltke
France
General von Falkenhayn
Berlin
Emperor William
Turcos
Meuse
Austrians Repulsed on Bosnian Front. Monitor Sunk
Serbian war office reports repulse of Austrian attacks along the Bosnian front with heavy Austrian losses. An Austrian monitor struck two mines near Skelanska Ada and sank, with a motor launch saving the crew.
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Serviana
Austria
Nish
Servia
Servian War Office
Bosnia
Skelansla Ada
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U. S
China
Belgium
von Moltke
Democratic Rally
City Opera House
Underwood
New York City
Emil A. Trefzger
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