British Reply to American Protest in War Shipping
Sir Edward Grey defends right of search of suspected vessels and blames part of neutral shipping damage on German mine sowing. Germany's submarine warfare proclamation takes effect, with early attacks sinking a British and a French vessel. The Irish and North Channels are restricted, and Britain declines American relief aid for Belgium due to German levies.
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Sir Edward Grey
Germany
Great Britain
British Admiralty suspends cross Channel passenger traffic
The British Admiralty orders suspension of all passenger traffic between England and the Continent due to German submarine activity. About one hundred Americans planning to sail on the American liner New York from Liverpool are detained at Paris. A French ship was torpedoed and a Norwegian tanker hit a mine but reached land safely. Berlin reports a Russian defeat in the Mazurian Lakes shrinking the army by about 130,000. Britain denies using U S flag to endanger shipping, citing obligations on warships to identify vessels. A Zeppelin stops a Dutch ship in the North Sea but permits it to continue.
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British Admiralty
England
New York
Liverpool
Paris
Mazurian
Berlin
Britain
U. S
North Sea
British Collier Sunk by German Torpedo Off Wales
A German submarine torpedoed a British collier off the Welsh coast, causing four deaths with no warning. A Norwegian collier also sank after striking a mine in the North Sea. Ambassadors from Germany and Austria Hungary protest to the State Department over ships built here for Britain and shipped to Canada. The Lusitania arrived in New York yesterday sailing under the British flag and did not stop.
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Wales
North Sea
State Department
Britain
Canada
New York
American ship Evelyn sunk by mine near Borkum Island
The American steamship Evelyn was sunk by a mine off Borkum Island. Twenty seven crewmen were saved. Berlin dispatches report a British troop transport and an accompanying ship sunk in the English Channel by a German submarine. Rioting in Rome wounded many as neutrality supporters clashed. Troops were deployed to quell the unrest.
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Evelyn
Borkum Island
Germany
Ems River
Berlin
English Channel
Irish Sea
Antivari
Bari
London
Braintree
Colchester
Rome
World War I War News From Europe and Atlantic
Reports detail German attacks on Calais and Fro nettes causing civilian deaths and property damage. The German statement claims 100000 Russians captured at the Mazurian Lakes with thousands killed or wounded. The Evelyn mine tragedy prompts US aid to survivors as Dutch search for missing crew. Petrograd reports Russian gains near Dukla in the Carpathians. Berlin notes a crew death aboard the Evelyn from exposure after the mine strike.
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Calais
Fronettes
France
Mazurian Lakes
Evelyn
United States
van Dyke
Petrograd
Dukla
Carpathians
Berlin
Borkum Island
American vessel Carib sunk by mine off German coast
The Carib from Charleston bound for Bremen with cotton was sunk by a mine off the German coast. She did not follow the route given by German instructions. The Regin, a Norwegian steamer, was also sunk off Dover with all 22 crew saved and described as torpedoed. The report notes complete demoralization in the Russian army.
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Charleston
S. C
Bremen
Regin
Dover
Becker Case Ties Gunman to Harlem Meeting
An affidavit in district attorney hands alleges former police lieutenant Charles Becker asked a gunman to kill Herman Rosenthal. The gunman says Becker met him in a Seventh avenue saloon and could testify if needed. The witness was kept secret during Becker's second trial. Whitman declined to use him.
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Rosenthal
Whitman
New, York
Charles Becker
Sing Sing
Herman Rosenthal
Harlem
Becker
Seventh Avenue
Horowitz
James Marshall
Jack Rose
Hot Springs
Ark
Perkins
Warren Mail Promotes Printing Prices and Services
The Warren Mail presents itself as the headquarters for all kinds of printing and invites readers to call for pricing and service information.
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The
Warren Mail
Senator Fall urges US and South American intervention in Mexico
In Washington Senate debate Senator Fall of New Mexico calls for intervention by the United States Argentina Brazil and Chile to restore order in Mexico. He condemns Villa for abducting a French woman in Mexico City and notes allied efforts to stabilize the region while Carranza forces face reversals and Romen Catholic priests face arrest. Ambassador von Eskarda denies expulsion rumors and returns to Mexico. A local notice reports a diamond wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Mahan with numerous out of town guests and good wishes.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Brazil
Chile
Mexico
Senate
Fall
New Mexico
Villa
Mexico City
France
Senator Fall
Hlany T. Rhodes
Baltimore
Zapata
State Department
Piedras Negras
John R. Silliman
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Gulf
Legation
Rosario
Pacific
Mazatlan
Galveston
Tex
Heinrich von Eskarda
Republic of Mexico
Imperator
New Orleans
New York
Golden Wedding Party For Mr and Mrs Peter Mahan
The Mahan couple celebrated their golden wedding Tuesday at home with about fifty guests. Peter Mahan and Mary Worden wed February 16 1865 in Lockport New York. Their daughter and granddaughter organized the surprise event with yellow themed decor and a music program finishing with "Put on Your Old Grail" played to honor their milestone.
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Tander
Peter Mahan
Mary Worden
Lockport
N. Y
Local Notes From Youngsville Frequent Visits and Events
Stanley Mc Pherson visits from Erie to spend Sunday with his mother. The apron sale by the Adult Bible Class netted a neat sum. William McChesney and family move into the Filer house on Fifth Street. The Woman's Relief Corps marked George Washington birthday with program and supper. L. J. Kinnear is seriously ill with heart trouble. The Missionary Society of the U B Church shared a fine program. Charles Spencer and Manley Bates move into the Slater Block. Henry Hokanson visited Pittsfield. Mises Wood travels to Cleveland for business. Mrs. W R Parker hosts company at Mill Street.
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Youngsville
Stanley McPherson
Erie
Hazel Swanson
William McChesney
Corry
Filer House
Fifth Street
W. J. Mead
Woman's Relief Corps
George Washington
L. J. Kinnear
M. F. Jobes
Falconer
Charles Spencer
Manley Bates
Slater Block
Missionary Society of the U. B. Church
Henry Hokanson
Pittsfield
Mises Wood
Cleveland
Lounsbury Corners Social Notes February Visitations
Mr John Smith of State Line called on A H Ladow last Monday. Health Officer Bierce of Warren visited Saturday. Christian Nelson plans moving his family to Stillwater New York to rent a farm. Mr and Mrs Joseph Miller stayed with J O Lounsbury family last Sunday. Lizzie Martin and Volney Ackley were in Russell and Warren on business today. Wm Anderson of Scandia Pa visited Eugene Outred and J O Lounsbury Monday. P F McMahon the general Tax Collector visited Monday.
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Lounsbury Corners
John Smith
State Line
A. H. Ladow
Bierce
Warren
Christian Nelson
Stillwater
N. Y
Joseph Miller
J. O. Lounsbury
Lizzie Martin
Volney Ackley
Russell and Warren
Wm. Anderson
Scandia
Eugene Outred
P. F. McMahon
Local residents seen at various sites around town
O. E. Headley and C. Ladow cut chemical wood for T. T. Moll. Martin Giltinan visited Warren on Monday. A. H. Ladow bought a valuable horse from C. Nelson. Floyd and Archie Pasco of Akeley were at the Corners today.
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O. E. Headley
C. Ladow
T. T. Moll
Martin Giltinan
Warren
Floyd and
Archie Pasco
Akeley
Warren Borough Special Election Proclamation 1915
Notice to electors of Warren Borough Pennsylvania of a special public election on March 30 1915 to seek assent to a 50000 addition to bonded indebtedness. Details include last valuation 5351716 and current debt 211393.13 with uses for fire department sewers and street paving. Secretary M Evelyn Weed attests with seal.
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Warren
County of
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Act of Assembly
Commonwealth
Borough
State convention planned for Warren July 5 6
Rural Carriers Association of Warren County met at the Exchange Hotel to arrange funding for the state convention to be held at the Warren court house on July 5 6 with an expected five hundred delegates visitors and officers. Local groups chase support from the Chamber of Commerce while James I Blakesly and W D Brown are sought as attendees along with national officers. The gathering credits J E McCloskey for bringing the event to Warren and notes about twenty carriers in the county with Hinsdale as president McCloskey as vice president and Guy F McCloskey as secretary treasurer.
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Rural ‘Oir Carriers’ Association
Warren County
Exchange Hotel
Court House
Warren
Chamber of Commerce
James I. Blakesly
W. D. Brown
Indiana
J. E. McCloskey
Tidioute
M. R. Hinsdale
Swear Grove
J. FE. McCloskey
Guy F. McCloskey
Russell
Notice of Bankruptcy for Oscar Lamont Johnson
In the Western District of Pennsylvania Oscar Lamont Johnson of Sheffield Warren County was adjudicated bankrupt February 16 1915. The first creditors meeting will be at Room 3 and 4 Savings Bank Building Warren PA March 10 1915 at 10 a m to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business. E H Bes hl in Referee in Bankruptcy February 25 1915.
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Oscar Lament Johnson
Sheffield
Warren
Oscar Lamont Johnson
Savings Bank
Pennsylvania
E. H. Beshlin
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Scotland
Ireland
Pancho
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Bennett
Mrs. Mahan
George Hathaway
Buffalo
Leonard Peterson
North Tonawanda
Albert Crandall
Busti
C. L. Creal
W. P. Frizzell
Kiantone
Stuart
Jamestown
Thomas Firth
Sugar Grove
G. W. Corey
Mrs. Hahan
C. Nelson
M. Evelyn Weed
District Court of the United States
Western District of
Reynold
Maialerarticampa
Belladona
Blue Jay
Castoria
Fletchers
Scotts
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Fellows
Wee Seve Tie
Bbc I&e
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Lyons
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