1915 foreseen as world war and political upheaval
New Haven report cites forecaster D E It from New Haven predicting a world war in 1915, with Kaiser killed, Italy entering the conflict, America facing Japan, and major revolutions in governments across Europe. The forecast warns of political intrigue in Washington, labor unrest, stock volatility, and severe weather with multiple calamities through the year.
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New Haven
Conn
D. E
Italy
America
Japan
Mothers of
Republic
Croft
Western Hemisphere
Germany
England
France
Russia
Far East
Congress
Mexico
Allien
Vatican
Certan
Kings of Finance
Orient
China
Norway
Sweden
Holland
Voice
América
Our
Thaw Ships Plan to Seek Freedom and Trial
Harry K. Thaw intends to return to New York after the Concord ruling reaches him around January 20 and will face a conspiracy charge there. He launches a countywide campaign to gain support, arranging literature and urging fair treatment while denying persecution. Thaw and his secretary H J Ries, Sheriff Holman A Drew, and local supporters accompany him at Berlin N H and attend church services with Rev Thomas Chalmers.
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Manchester
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
New York
Concord
Supreme Court
Thaw
New York State
Jerome
H. J. Ries
Holman A. Drew
Berlin
Thomas Chalmers
Diplomats Advise Neutrality and Open Commerce Across Americas
The article outlines a stance of neutrality while urging open commerce to expand influence on the American Continent. It notes German policy under the Imperial Government and emphasizes not repeating prior official positions.
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Germany
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Valued At 62.7 Million
The Property Commission reports the state’s assets total 62,743,876.35 with no liabilities except bonds of 651,110.02. The sinking fund exceeds the debt by 151,000, and most assets are real estate including state hospitals, parks, and various departments. Values as of May 31, 1914 are itemized across multiple facilities and funds.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Property Commission
John K. Tener
Samuel C. Todd
Charles Edward Willock
Samuel B. Rambo
Treasury
Western Penitentiary
Allegheny
Centre Counties
Dept. of Health, Sanitoria
West Chester Normal School
California Normal School
Farview State Hospital
State Hospital
Blossburg
Capital Park
Boue Oe
Cassane
Ae da Ob Argued Dept. Public Printing
Mercer
Department of Mines
Dept. of Printing
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Erie
Reformatory
Huntingdon
Hazelton
Department of Agriculture
Highway Department
Marcus Hook
Department of Fisheries
Valley Forge Park
Department of Internal Affairs
Shamokin
State Library, Contents
Water Supply Commission
Soldiers’ Orphan Home
Scotland
Connellsville
State Armories
Eee Reese
Adjutant General's Department
Fountain Springs
Wernersville
E'S
Waeneeyin
State Institution
Polk
Danville
Morganza Reform School
Norristown
Rittersville
Warren
US Asked to End Exports for War
A large delegation led by Dr C J Hexamer and Joseph McLaughlin urged Congress to pass Vollmer's resolution to halt arms exports to nations at war. The group, including Theodore Sutro Henry Weisman and Alphonse Koebel, pressed for a commerce relief measure to restore neutral trade with Europe.
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England
Italy
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
Balkan States
United States
Germany
Austria
Theodore Sutro
Europe
Great Britain
Sutro
Washington
C. J. Hexamer
Philadelphia
National German- American Alliance
Joseph McLaughlin
Ancient Order of Hibernians
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Vollmer
Iowa
New York
National German American Alliance
Henry Weismann
Brooklyn
Alphonse G. Koebel
Mexamer
Congress
Local Notes From Chandler's Valley Pa Jan 5 1915
Earnest Kelley visiting from Allegheny College spends vacation with parents. New Year activities include a church service and refreshments. Valley Grange Oyster dinner January 2 with degree work and officer elections. Marriages, revival meetings, and family visits described.
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Chandler’s Valley
Earnest Kelley
Allegheny College
Meadville
Tilda Swanson
McGraw
F. T. Akins
Swanson
Local Notes From Germany Pennsylvania Era
Mrs. Peter Sundall dies at Priest Hollow after long illness. Martin Giltinan visits. Lyman Walling on sick list with rheumatism. Percy Perkins works at Fox Hill for Nat Holt. August Johnson stocks his mill with logs. Lewis Yegger making ties for W J Giltinan. Pet Moll hauling chemical wood to Rusell works. A Nelson attends to business in Warren.
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Peter Sundall
Priest Hollow
A. Nelson
Warren
Martin Giltinan
Lyman* Walling
Percy Perkins
Fox Hill
Nat Holt
August Johnson
Lewis Yegger
W. J. Giltinan
Pottsville Mayor Faces Impeachment Over Street Plan
Labor leader C. F. Foley plans to ask officials Mayor Pierce Mortimer and the four City Commissioners be surcharged with 27000 for paving West Market Street. He also intends impeachment proceedings for allegedly giving away the Market Street double tracking franchise without City Planning Department consultation.
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Pottsville
C. F. Foley
Pierce Mortimer
West Market Street
Foley
Mail Printing Co Offers Wide Range Printing
Start 1915 right by getting your printing done at the Mail Printing Co. We print anything from a calling card to a full sheet poster. Try us and be convinced.
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The
Mail Printing Co
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Ruary
Middle West
New England
Harry Thaw
Linking Fund
U. S
German Alliance and
Hibernians
Percy Porter and Son
Cleveland
Pet. Moll
Rus
Rogers Bros
International Silver Co
Wemain'smtain Co
Meriden
Wdlook
Og & "Co
Sciemttic American
J.arcest
All Newsdesiers
Imunn & Co
St. Wasnington
PO Mechani Mechanics
Een Bee
Popular Elechanics Magazine
Michigan Ave
Chicaco
T. J. Pole
Bell
B. Warren Tel. Co
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