Germany replies on neutrality and U S ships in war
The German reply to the American note defends strict maritime law while promising not to hinder American shipping and passengers. It cites humanity principles, Lusitania cautions, and suggests ways to insure safe passage for American vessels and neutral passenger steamers under the American flag.
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Bertin
Ambaspacar Gerard
United States
Germany
Migell
Frederick the Great
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
Prussia
Republic of the West
Amer-ica
Evey
London
Gullt
Ita
Lusitania
Lugitania
Union
Atlantia
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
England
North America
Great Britain
No More Diphtheria in Iowa City
Iowa City reports the third and last diphtheria death, that of a child of Robert Fackler, marking the quarantine lift and the health department’s claim that the epidemic danger has passed.
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Iowa City
Robert Fackler
Health Department
Fall From Horse Fatal After Lenox Farmer Injured
A wealthy Lenox farmer who was thrown from a horse and injured died in a Creston hospital without regaining consciousness. The incident follows his prior injury and ongoing council notes.
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Council
Blitts
Proud
Lenox
Creston
Standard Bearers Adjourn in Bedford Mission Group
The Des Moines branch of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society held the largest gathering of Standard Bearers ever, with meetings closed at the Mt. Zion Church in Bedford.
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Bedford
Des Moines
Woman's Foreign Missionary G Society
Survivor of Inarian Colony Dead in Keokuk
Louise Sanger, one of the few survivors of the Icarian Mor mong community founded in 1846, died at Lea County horzs.
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Inarian
Keokuk
Louise Sanger
Lea County
Horzs; Tere
Frank Holt Kills Self as Police Link to Har vard Bomb Plot
In Glen Cove a Cornell professor known as Frank Holt died by self-inflicted fall after authorities tied him to the Harvard doctor Muenter and a central park dynamite cache. Police reported Holt leapt from a window after learning positive proof of his alleged involvement. The case followed a wide police search and linked Holt to his dangerous earlier acts and the 120 pounds of dynamite.
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Glen Cove
Frank Holt
Cornell
J. P. Morgan
Police
Wood
New York
Pullman
Washington
Holt
Jeremish Ityan
Pricofler
Ryan
Tler
Doctor Muenter
Harvard
Central Park
S. 1
Po Uca
Port Smith coal syndicate loses $1,250,000 damage suit
In Port Smith on July 8 a court decision found the Hache Doen tan Coal syndicate of eleven firms liable for $1,250,000 in damages from Prairie Creek mine riots. In Grand Rapids, George Riddell the mayor shot himself at his home. coroner confirms the death at age forty five.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Indiana
Washington
Intd
Daviess County
Jemez Moora
Joel Lyon
Howard Ward
Wollen
Port Smith
Arn
Hache-Doentan Coal Syndicate
Prairie Creek
Grand Rapids
Minn
George Riddell
Grand Rapide
Riddell
No Bomb Fear Lifted for Big Liners After Searches
In New York on July 0 authorities confirmed both the Philadelphia and the Saxonia were warned about a bomb aboard one of them by Frank Halt. Each liner was searched thoroughly but no device or threat was verified, and both ships remain in service with no confirmed danger.
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New York
Philadelphia
Saxonia
Frank Halt
Enver Pasha Leads Turks at Gallipoli
London reports a dispatch suggesting limited confirmation that General Liman von Sanders was wounded. Enver Pasha has taken command of Turkish troops at Gallipoli, signaling a possible shift in leadership during the campaign.
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Envir Pasha
London
Liman ‘von Sanders
Turke
Gailipoli
Austrian Gov Apologizes to U S Ambassador for Newspaper Attack
The Austrian government on Friday apologized to Frederick G. Penfield, the American ambassador, after the Nenna Wiener Tegeblat printed an article attacking President Wilson. The government said the paper’s action did not reflect official policy.
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Austela Bega
Vienna
Frederick G. Penfield
Nenna Wiener Tegeblat
Wilaog
Fifteen Killed in Ontario Trolley Car Derailment
Fifteen persons were killed and six injured, some seriously, in a trolley car derailment near Queenstown Ontario on Wednesday. The victims were members of two Toronto Sunday schools who had gone on a picnic to Niagara Falls.
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Toronto
Ont
Queenstown
Toronto Sunday School
Niagare Falla
New Orleans Battles Rats Against Bubonic Plague
Federal authorities oversee plague measures in New Orleans as 369,151 rodents have been trapped and killed in a public health campaign led by Dr R M Greel of the U S Public Health Service in Geneva. Austrian military authorities seize printing presses for conversion into war munitions per Vienna reports.
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New Orleans
R, M1. Greel
United States Public Health Service
Geneva
Vienna Advicea
Endeavor era Demands World Peace at Chicago Convention
At the Girtetlan Endeavor world convention in Chicago on July 12 a call for world peace to restore war shattered Europe was voiced and adopted by unanimous vote.
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Chicago
Europe
United States Net Debt Figures Announced
Washington reports the net debt of the U S government at year end June 30 stood at 1 485 848 008 dollars this figure released Friday afternoon by the Treasury Department.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Minnehaha Fire After Explosion Halts Voyage to Halifax
The Minnehaha an Allied transport liner carrying 17 000 tons of ammunition to Britain was forced back to Halifax after an explosion in hold No 3 ignited a blaze. Crew extinguished the fire using steam and suffocation with no passengers aboard, the ship now believed safe though damages are extensive. The incident, tied to a bomb claim reports by Frank Holt, paused its London-bound trip from New York via the Atlantic.
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Halifax
Minnehaha
London
New York
Minnehohe
Iina
Frank Holt
Mineola
Minneaha
Liverpool
F.C. Claret
Chebuste
J. P. Morgan & Co
Russians Increase Pressure On Austrians In Eastern Front
Vienna reports Russians adopt tougher tactics with Austrians retreating at Krasnik. Der Stürmer dispatches claim Russian attacks between the Dniester and Pruth grow serious with gains on the Dniester and Bug fronts. Russian forces push back Austrians 13 miles from Willdoz heights while German offensive on Ware fails.
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Vienna
Krasnik
Amsterdam
Derln
Dniester
Pruth
Bug
Pilanter
Battin
Poland
Willdoz Heights
Petro- Brad
Ggainst Ware
War Office
Agen
Street sweeper fatally injured after motorcycle accident
Frederick Birkmer, a street sweeper from New Rochelle, was knocked unconscious on Pelham Road when a motorcycle ridden by Frank Purdy struck him. He regained consciousness briefly and attempted to return to his broom before collapsing again. He died after hospital treatment.
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Hin
Frederick Birkmer
New Rothelle
Pelham Road
Frank Putiya Port
Chaster
Bimmer
Purdy and
S Hospital
Thaw Describes Murder of Stanford White on Stand
New York reports Larry K Thaw testified about shooting Stanford White after allegedly seeing him reach toward his pocket. He claimed he killed White to right a perceived wrong done to Trelyn and described telling Evelyn Nesbit of the act. A doctor said Evelyn Nesbit Thaw was too ill to testify.
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New York
Larry K. Thaw
Hia
Stanford White
White
Thaw
Cook
Trelyn
Mr. White
Evelyn Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Alele
Revard Cotton Crop Surpasses 1913 Output in 1914
Washington July 10 reports the American cotton crop for 1914 was nearly two million bales larger than 1913, totaling 16,144,020 bales. The gain approaches an eight percent rise, signaling a strong seasonal harvest nationally.
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Washington
Greek steamers Thessaloniki and Janina detained at sea
Two Greek steamers Thessaloniki and Janina arriving from the United States were stopped near 0 8 Athens on Thursday and sent to Malta for further examination by British authorities.
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Athens
Thessaloniki
Janina
United States
Bra
Far
Malta
Forgive and Forget Theory Meets a Family Railing
A reflective essay questions the idea that forgiving eases hurt. It contrasts attitudes that forgive with those that dwell on memory. The piece urges balancing mercy with accountability to heal relationships.
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