British Ship Sinks Turkish Vessels After Dardanelles Fight
London reports Britain declares the battleship Goliath sunk and submarine I-14 penetrated to Marmora, sinking two Turkish gunboats and a transport. Churchill announces 400 feared dead in the Goliath loss. other fleets and ships sustain heavy action as allied forts at the Dardanelles fall back to reconstitute lines.
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Riots erupt as Lusitania crisis sparks anti German backlash
London and Liverpool see attacks on German shops amid ethnic tensions as riots flare across several cities. Police enlistments, special constables, and internment plans surface while Prime Minister Asquith reports government moves to shield the country by interning aliens and curbing enemy communications.
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Plans Unchanged For Navy Reviews War Games
Washington reports that Secretary Daniels confirmed no change to plans for Navy reviews or the war game already agreed with the board and the War College. President Wilson showed no intent to cancel the trip, and Daniels expects to travel aboard the Mayflower to New York by water Saturday night, despite the Lusitania incident.
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Germans Claim 143 500 Russians Captured In Galicia War Drive
Berlin reports on Thursday that German and Austrian forces have captured 144 500 Russians in Galicia and Russia with 226 machine guns taken. The advance toward Przemysl continues as other fronts see Allied gains.
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Roosevelt as Empire State GOP Boss Recalled in 1910 Debate
Syracuse reports a claim that Theodore Roosevelt was the Republican boss of New York State, not Wills Barnes, tied to Barnes' 1910 rebound. State Senator Wray R. Brown, cited by Barnes, argues a loose rule governed the era and cites Charles Hughes as governor nominee, reflecting Roosevelt’s stance on Hughes.
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Death Claims D. M. Parry in Indianapolis
David M. Parry aged sixty three, former president of the National Manufacturers Association and a longtime figure in conflicts between unions and managers, died at his home Golden Hill Indianapolis after a period of illness.
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Weavers Accept Settlement Terms at Pal River Cotton Mill
Striking workers at the Pal River Iron Works cotton cloth mill voted to accept the settlement terms ending their stoppage. The May 14 vote concludes a labor dispute at the mill in Fall River Massachusetts.
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Weinburg Sentenced in Chicago Federal Case
Louis P. Weinburg of Ligonier was convicted of White Bleary crime and sentenced by Judge Carpenter to a term in the house of correction and a $600 fine. The May Chicago proceeding followed the federal trial.
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Chicago
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House of Correction
Dutch Trawler Shelled by Taube Over Dutch Flags
A Taube dropped three bombs on the Dutch trawler Serayenboge near Amsterdam on May 1. The vessel flew the Dutch flag and none of the bombs took effect.
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Are There Private Armies
A historical note surveys private armies tied to dukedoms and royal figures across Europe. It cites Duke of Athol and Duke of Tife with retainers and guards, Queen Victoria’s review, and various ancient and medieval private forces.
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Duke of Tife
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Teurson
Severe Training Inspires Mixed Reactions at Forum
A fragmented transcript shows participants debate progress on women’s suffrage. Statements reference admiration for education and leadership, with remarks about campaigns and public speeches highlighting evolving attitudes.
California Expositions Pacific Coast Low Round Trip Fares
Advertises low round trip fares to California expositions and Pacific coast destinations via the Northern Pacific. Mentions Yellowstone National Park views and gateway travel, with a 1915 plan and agent contact in St Paul Minnesota.
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Remarkable Kidney Pill Endorsement, 19th Century Ad
A customer testimonial praises Dodds Kidney Pills claiming relief after long backache and Bright's disease symptoms. The speaker recounts taking pills, experiencing a return to health, and recommending the remedy to others. Also included is a fragmented public notice about a fraud case and a name mix up involving a man named Toland.
French professor at Harvard faced dinner outburst
A garbled report recalls Professor Paugsin of Harvard being publicly praised and then accused of impropriety at a dinner. The account mentions Harvard professors and students reacting to a discussion in mixed language and ends with a shouted remark about a Frenchman.
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Harvard
bin Hoor
Pouselo
Avery
Smith
Sally
Postum Cereal and Instant Postum Widely Promoted in Early 20th Century Health Ads
The text describes claims that insomnia and nervousness were caused by coffee and that Postum offered a safer alternative. It discusses forms of Postum cereal and an instant variant, touting health benefits and rapid dissolution, reflecting period advertising language and consumer concerns about coffee’s effects.
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