Germany pays for sinking ship and wheat loss in war note
A wartime summary reports Germany agrees to indemnify for the sinking of the William P Frye and cargo, with prize court handling. An assassination attempt on the Sultan of Egypt occurs with one shot missing. Petrograd claims Russian forces split Austrian armies in the Carpathians and Smolnik falls. Austria seeks separate peace with Russia to face Italy. Eight months of war yield 5,950,000 in losses and 8.4 billion dollars in cost per Rome Avant.
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William P. Frye
United States
Reuter
Cairo
Egypt
Petrograd
Carpathians
Smolnik
Turin
Austria
Russia
Italy
Rome
Avant
French and German forces clash as Les Eparges remains key
The latest French official report cites heavy fighting near Les Eparges and along the Meuse Moselle line with French gains at forest of Ailly and trenches north of Beausjuer. Reports show Russian advances in the Carpathians while Vienna disputes Petrograd claims and British concerns rise over prisoner treatment.
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Moselle
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Montmare
Champagne
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Ailly
Beausjuer
Hague
London
Holland
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Switzerland
Woevre
Albert
Ancre
Fame
Thoval
Berlin
Yser Canal
Argonne
Montmare Woods
Uzsok Pass
Toe
Harpalyce
North Sea
Rotterdam
New Castle
Joffre
Scarborough
Wayfarer
Queenstown
Falmouth
Bukovitz
Beneff
Vyssokonyzy
Bukowina
Poland
United States
Great Britain
England
French hold on Les Eparges under German fire
Tuesday at Les Eparges the French, after costly desperate engagements, faced renewed German bombardment as the fight continued. The lines remained under heavy artillery fire amid ongoing fighting on the sector.
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Les Eparges
Winter Wheat Condition Improves Across States
Washington reports winter wheat survived freezing months well with record planted acreage. April 1 condition rose 0.5 percent from December, with a crop prospect of 619 million bushels, up 39 million from December estimates. If April conditions hold, output may near last year’s 684.99 million bushels. In Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Illinois and Missouri condition rose 3.8 percent by April 1.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Illinois
Missouri
Court sale ordered in Warren County Pennsylvania
By writ of fieri facias from the Court of Common Pleas Warren County Pennsylvania the judgment authorizes sale. The sale will take place at the Court House in Warren Borough to satisfy the judgment.
Union Street land sale notice in Warren County Pa
Execution sale of undivided one half interest of George R. Clark in connected parcels in Columbus and Spring Creek townships Warren County Pennsylvania. Land described along Brokenstraw Creek and Penn’s Rye railroad right of way with measurements, sale under sheriff will Gilbert Tate April 15 1915 as estate of H. M. Clark.
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George R. Clark
Columbus
County of
Warren
State of
Pennsylvania
William Lamona
Spring Creek
S. D. IL. Newbold
Ge. W. Clark
H. M. Clack
Will G. Tate
Hickey Flim-Flam runs through Titusville hotel chase
The Oil City Blizzard reports a long distance stunt by the Hickey Flim-Flam team. One contestant fled through streets and alleys, while another fainted, and a third was pursued as the hotel crowd scattered. The event ended with the attacker’s appearance and a nervous collapse. Oil City claims the act originated there.
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Titusville
Oil City
One Cent Check Reaches State Treasury
Harrisburg April 10. The state treasury received the smallest check ever sent in. A one cent balance from Johnston Water Company covered state tax after the company unintentionally omitted the cent in its initial payment.
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Harrisburg
Johnston Water Company
Swanson Seeks Washington Party Nomination for County Commissioner
County candidate E. C. Swanson announces his bid for County Commissioner subject to the Washington Party primaries in September 1915. He requests support and asks readers to obtain tenant leases at the Mail Youngsville office.
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Washington Party
E. C. Swanson
Mail
Youngsville, Pa
Sheriff’s Sale Notice for Warren County Writ
By virtue of a writ of Fieri Fecias from the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania the sheriff will conduct a sale at the Court House in Warren Borough on a date to be announced. The sale proceeds are to satisfy a judgment and related costs with terms and conditions available at the court. Potential bidders should review the notice for location time and required deposits.
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Court of Common Please
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Warren Borough
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Property Lots 6 7 in Warren Borough Sold Under Sheriff Sale
At 2 PM the lands described as Lot 6 and Lot 7 on the Livermore Tract map by Alson Rogers in Warren County will be sold. Also Lot 111 on the West Warren Real Estate map, as recorded, will be offered in execution to satisfy the Frank Vrenna claim. Maria Antonia Vrenna Morell is the property owner named in the suit. Sheriff Will G. Tate of Warren, Pa. issues the sale notice dated April 16, 1915.
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Borough of
Warren
Conenango Township
Pennsylvania
Alson Rogers
Livermore Tract
Warren County
Spring Street
West Warren Real Estate Company
Recorder’s Office
Maria Antonia Vrenna Morell
Frank Vrenna
Will G. Tate
Sheriff’s Office
Carnegie to Lay Cornerstone at Allegheny Hall
Andrew Carnegie will lay the cornerstone of the Carnegie Hall of Chemistry at Allegheny College during the June centennial celebration in Meadville Pennsylvania. He donated 40000 toward a 75000 structure to replace a fire damaged laboratory and may attend with Mrs Carnegie along with other social and educational centennial events.
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Meadville
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Hall
Allegheny College
Carnegie
Carnege
Allegheny Mountains
St. Andrews University
Scotland
America
Bentley Hall
Pennsylvania
Bentley
Matthew Simpson
Calvin Kingsley
James
Cunningham Named Allegheny Highway Commissioner
Governor Brumbaugh names Robert J. Cunningham to replace Edwin M. Bigelow as Highway Commissioner. Cunningham’s appointment is effective immediately and was confirmed by the Senate. He will head a three member board and lead the department with Chief Engineer William D. Uhler. The administration pledges dismissal for incompetence and barring of those responsible from future appointments.
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Harrisburg
Brumbaugh
Robert J. Cunningham
Edwin M. Bigelow
Senate
Tme
Sproul
Cunningham
William D. Uhler
A. J. Logan
Pittsburgh
William H. Stevenson
Chamber of Commerce
Brumbaugh Committee
Allegheny County
Logan
Printed Envelopes Ad Offer from Mail Printing Co
Printed Envelopes with name and address printed on 100 envelopes for 50 cents cash with order. Mail Printing Co. Warren, Pa. delivers the envelopes after printing.
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Mail Printing Co
Warren, Pa
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