Fatimas Cigarettes Win Growing Male Loyal Fans
Year by year Fatimas attract increasing numbers of smokers and now three times as many men choose Fatimas over any other 15c cigarette.
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Hppate Myers
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1915
Page
5
Germany warns that U S must aid neutral food flow to Germany
Ambassador Bernstorff told Secretary Bryan that Germany would not accept Britain starving civilians and urged US to allow distribution of Wilchmina cargo under American supervision. Germany warned of reprisals if Britain blocks neutral ships and pressed US to safeguard relief shipments in the North Sea war zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Bernstorff
Prize Co
North Sea War
North Sea
United
States
State Department
Count von Bernstorff
Reichstag
Italian floods intensify across Rome amid rising Tiber
Rome reports widespread flooding from heavy rain with the Tiber exceeding banks by over fifty feet. Vatican area, Santa Maria and St Pauls Basilica submerged while the Leonine City fights floodwater. Pope Benedict urges priests to aid distressed residents and 200 Santo Spirito hospital patients are moved to upper floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Theiter
Vatican
Oo Victor Emmanuel Sunday
Tiber Island
Fabricius
San Bartolome
St. Paul's
Miles
B. C
Tiber
Vatican Quarter
Apostolic Palace
St. Peter's
Pope Benedict
Hospital of Santo Spirito
Germany
Great Britain
Serb Prince Foresees Allied Victory Through Sacrifice
Prince George of Serbia, recovering in Italy, says Austria will delay renewed fighting, predicts Allied triumph but warns it will demand huge sacrifices. He praises Serbian heroism, notes German aid to Austria boosts pride, and warns against low morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Prince George of
Serbia
Italy
Austria
Prince George
Europe
Let That Cat Alone Puzzle Contest At Empire Theatre
A fragmented notice announces a children's puzzle contest with a prize of one dollar for first place and ten dollar prize booklets for runners up. It requests completed pictures by Wednesday and notes prize winners will be printed next Monday. Last week’s winners include Claude M. Robinson and Catherine G. B. Fodie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
Claude M. Robinson
Chatham Street
Sailing Vessels Use Panama Canal Promising Revenue
Washington reports Panama canal authorities note growing interest from maritime owners to route sailing vessels through the canal. Four sailing ships have already proven the route viable and economical, with travel from New York to San Francisco estimated at sixty days versus about 140 days around Cape Horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama Canal
Canal
New York
San Francisco
Cape Horn
Stock of Goods Auctioned After Loss on Heavily Mortgaged Lot
Repton Alabama February thirteenth report shows W L Goad owner of a general mercantile business unable to clear January expenses. Facing debts to Dumas Grocery Company totaling 90 dollars and about 400 owed, a stock of 900 dollars was auctioned for 210 dollars after agreement to go free today.
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Repton
Ala
W. L Goad
Dumas Grocery Company
Eight Filipino Rioters Arraigned in Manila Uprising
Eight of the men arrested on charges of taking part in the abortive uprising in the suburbs of Manila on February 23 were arraigned. The report notes their formal charging and ongoing proceedings in Manila courts.
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Manila
Mariners warned of Canadian ports and signals
Ottawa issues notice that approaching Canadian ports may be closed to entry. Mariners are told to watch for signals indicating limitations and to bring to on rocket or gunfire. Red vertical lights or signals mean entrance is prohibited, while three white signals show an open port. Halifax, Quebec, and Esquimult are named, with cautions about private signals and sweepers near certain slips.
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Ottawa
Feb
Canada
Loscality
Halifax
Quebec
Esquimalt
B.C
Riots in Panama Leave Dozens Wounded and One Dead
A Panaman police and American authorities report one civilian killed in riots near Cocoa Grove, with about 45 wounded and up to 27 hospitalized at St Thomas and Ancon. Both sides were culpable, soldiers unarmed until rifling shooting galleries. Edwards ordered troops removed. American ministers Price and General Edwards advised Panama authorities after talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Pan Police
Cocoa Grove
Tenderrocin
St. Thomas
Ancon
Edwards
Canaji Zone
Price
Lee
Panama Officials Aid Probe After Carnival Period
A police lieutenant lies seriously wounded with a report that a man named Thomas and another person are among those injured. Ministers report to Washington while Panamanian officials pledge full cooperation as soldiers remain confined during the carnival period.
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Thomas
Price
Washington
Minis
Panama
Visitors view torpedo Worden and revenue cutter Alert
The article notes a United States visit by a torpedo Worden and the revenue cutter Alert with crews displaying details to crowds along the water front. Lieutenant P N J B mand led flights while Lieutenant A and Cal J. guide visitors to the gunboat Castine at the wharf near Louisville.
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United States
Castine
Louisville
Puerto Plata
Weasel
Cal J
J. Tive
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Pringe
St. Angelo
Hadian
Venice
Edwin McHugh
S. Broadstreeth Russell
Old Shell Road
Vivritz
Cathrine G
Fodie’s Lane
Old Shell Pars
Charles Schimpft
North Royal
Canadian
May
Manton
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