German Peace Terms Backed by German Government
The German government backs President Wilsons peace terms as the basis for armistice talks. A mixed commission may be formed for evacuation arrangements, with the chancellor acting on behalf of the Reichstag majority and the German people. Address dated October 12, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eda
Prest- Wilson
Tes
Seetro Stungarion
DS Cominiet
Reichstag
Sup
Peopl
Erwareden
Wilson Responds to German Armistice Request in 1917 Note
President Wilson’s reply through Secretary Lansing questions the German chancellor’s meaning and whether Berlin seeks only practical details for peace talks. The note rejects a ceasefire while Central Powers remain on allied lands, and asks if the chancellor represents the entire empire. Lansing signs off, stressing frankness and urgent clarity.
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Wilson
Lansing
Berlin
United States
Congress of the United States
Robert Lansing
Premier Orlando Voices Resolve After Wilson Peace Note
Rome reports Premier Orlando defending victory won at heavy cost and urging the beaten enemy not to flinch. He calls for adequate guarantees in reply to President Wilson's peace note, signaling firm postwar conditions.
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Rome
Orlando
Many
Wilsun
Centerbrook Notes and Social Remnants
Centerbrook neighbors share small events from Oct 14 weekend visits. Edward Red field of Hartford visited her sister Mrs W H Wright on Sunday. Several locals attended Deep River war train viewing while others returned from New Haven. George Hubbard, youngest son of Rev and Mrs Hubbard, died Saturday prompting community sympathy. Mr and Mrs Philip Cutone and their two children visited with Mr and Mrs Joseph Cutone.
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Centerbrook
Edward Redfield
Hartford
W. H. Wright
William Griffin
Main Street
Lewis Platt
New Haven
Deep River
George Hub
B. Hubbard
Hubbard
Philip Cutone
Joseph Cutone
Blind and Bleed Itching Pile Forssle in Cleveland
Local oddity item notes a curious advertisement for a medical remedy in Cleveland Ohio with a quirky spelling reveal. It mentions a price of one dollar and references a dubious product name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drasgias
Malls
Beton
Proga
Geveland
Ohis
Durham Notes and Local Updates From Oct 14
Durham reports B F Page confined at home by illness and Alfred Jackson visiting from New Haven. Middlesex hospital jar return tags available at Mrs F P Hubbard and Mrs Blanche Thayer. M E church ladies to sew October 16 at 7 p m. Local gardens show green corn lima beans and tomatoes. Democratic caucus selects F H Page as chairman and F E Korn as clerk. nominees include Frederick H Page Charles G Stone Frank E Korn Charles P B Zink Luzerne A Bristol and Chester H Clark. Quiet Sunday amid closed churches and no influenza cases. many residents have colds.
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Durham
B. F. Page
Alfred Jackson
New Haven
Middlesex Hospital
F. P. Hubbard
Blanche Thayer
M. E. Church
F. H. Page
F. E. Korn
Frederick H. Page
Charles G. Stone
Frank E. Korn
Charles PB. Zink
M. D
Luzerne A. Bristol
Chester H. Clark
Progres sive Reading circle meets at Miss Mildrum's home
East Berlin notes a reading circle gathering at Miss Hattie Mildrum's home on Tuesday evening October 15. The Republican caucus nominated Claud Stevens as representative over E E Austin by a large majority. Neighbors Hilma Johnson of New Britain visited town relatives. J P DeMore and daughter Marjorie returned from Chicago after visiting their son Leo. John Hubbard remains slightly ill with pneumonia at New Britain hospital. Elsie McCrum returns home from New York visit.
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D. C
Thomas Kerwin
Bridgeport
John Carney
H.R. Bliss
Middletown
Chalker Beach
Irwin Grannis
Mary Morrow
New Britain
Deep River
Junction
War Committee
Red Cross
State Council of Defense
Joseph A. Willey
Hadlyme
Harriet Doyle
Arthur Merrill
Oyster River District
Philippine Islands
41St Regiment
Howard T. Chapman
Saybrook Point
Boston
George Watson Beach
Charles Gates Judge
William E. Burke
William R. Dietsch
Frank 8. Pratt
John 8. Dickinson
East Berlin
Progressive Reading Circle
Hattie Mildrum
Claud Stevens
E. E. Austin
Hilma Johnson
Peck
New Haven
Evan
J. P. DeMore
Marjorie
Leo
Chicago
John Hubbbard
Elsie McCrum
New York
Democrats to nominate reps at Cromwell caucus tonight
Cromwell OCT 14 Democrats plan caucus in selectmen's room to nominate representatives and justices of the peace. Republicans held a Friday caucus naming Arthur Frazer for representative and W Noble and A H Binks as justices of the peace. Samuel V W Hubbard and Walter … ny a ee have on hand 50 bushels of eating and meat staples at low market prices from Theodore Anderson.
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Cromwell
Selectmen’s
Arthur Frazer
W. Noble
A. H. Binks
Samuel V W. Hubbard
Walter Nyaeee
Theodore Anderson
Closing public venues amid influenza concerns across season
The notice reports theater closures and public meeting suspensions effective Oct 4 due to influenza visibility issues. It notes zero deaths yesterday and traces potential outbreaks, urging cautious public turnout and adherence to safety measures during the flu season.
Death of Miss Lucretia M. Post in Essex
Miss Lucretia M. Post died at her Main Street home on Tuesday morning at 11 o clock. Louis Post of St Louis, Mo attended the Essex death in the family. Local residents attended exercises in Deep River and Saybrook while others visited homes around Parker s Corner and Railroad Avenue.
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Essex
Lucretia M. Post
Main Street
Arthur Penelli
U. S. Navy
Parker’s Corner
Norman Griggs
Harriet Phelps
Hadtyme
Beebe
Deep River
M. E. Buckingham
Railroad Avenue
Saybrook
William Griffin
E. L. Brown
James Murphy
Louis Post
St. Louis
Ll. M. Post
President of Franklin Electric Co. Dead in Hartford
Jonathan Camp president of Franklin Electric Manufacturing Company died at his home 1430 Asylum avenue Hartford after a brief illness of influenza and pneumonia. Born Jersey City January 10 1874 he had risen from local businesses to lead Franklin Electric. He leaves wife mother and sister and funeral was held at his home with burial in Cedar Hill cemetery.
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Franklin Electric Co
Hartford
Jonathan Camp
Franklin Electric Manufacturing Company
Asylum Avenue
Camp
Mr. Camp
Jersey City
N. J
Williams College
Way Hardware Company
Perkins Electric Switch Company
C. I. Hills
Perkins Company
Hills
Hartford Club
Hartford Golf Club
Farmington Country Club
Engineers’ Club of
New York
Megantic Fish and Game Club
Maine
Canada
Trinity Church
Frances J. Camp
Norfolk
Robert L. Way
Robert Eliot Marshal
Cedar Hill
Influenza at Camp Sherman Improves. Deaths Fall
In Ohio the influenza outbreak shows improvement at Camp Sherman with 33 deaths reported yesterday versus 49 on Saturday. Total deaths at the camp reach about 950 as new towns log cases.
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Columbus
Ohio
Camp Sherman
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Congress
Old Saybrook
Caine
Philo Hay CO
Nowak
Pies Poner
Bwerkisk
Single Garments Union Suits
Barton Clothing Co
Custom Tailors
Odontt
Bacon Bros
The
Middletown Liberty Loan Committee
Middletown Silver Company
Marshal Foch
Foch
France
Belgium
Sam
Liberty Loan Campaign
A. E. Holmes
Arthur B. Jenking
U. S and Foreign Patents
Conn
Mutual Building
Hartford, Conn
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