San Marino Belgium in war area amid European crisis
San Marino the world's tiniest republic of 32 square miles and about 10 000 people, lies 12 miles from Rimini near the Adriatic. Its ancient independence and defenses, climate, economy, and army of about 1 500 are summarized as Italy joins the war against Austria-Hungary and San Marino maintains neutrality.
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San Marino
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Austria-Hungary
National Geographic Society
Europe
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Pesaro- Urbino
Adriatic
Rimini
Republic
Venice
Parliament
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Marinus
Dalmatia
Austria
United States
Napoleon
Roasted but uncowed couple wed despite Veal family
Charles Bull and Maude Veal married in Binghamton after travelling from Scranton to avoid Veal opposition. The couple said they rode to the ceremony and planned their union despite family roasting and teasing over their names.
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Miss Veal
Binghamton
N. Y
Charles Bull
Maude
Veal
HR. S. Sweetland
Scranton
Warren Mail Printing Prices Offerings
The Warren Mail promotes its printing services as the local headquarters for a variety of printing needs and invites readers to call for prices.
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Warren Mail
Governor Brumbaugh to pace action on bills in session
Harrisburg June 5 Governor Brumbaugh will take the full action period to work through bills He aims to pass the general appropriation bill and key departmental measures while assessing available state funds He plans talks with Senator Buckman and Representative Woodward and will consider workmen compensation and Lake Erie Ohio canal bills amid cabinet scrutiny
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Harrisburg
Brumbaugh
C. J. Buckman
James F. Woodward
Francis Shunk Brown
State Agricultural Commission
Public Service Commission
Edgar R. Kiess
Luzerne
Schuylkill
Ancona Port in Italy Highlighted by National Geographic
Washington reports Ancona, the Adriatic seaport near Venice and Rome, is described by the National Geographic Society as Italy’s key coastal city. The piece notes its modern forts, strong harbor defenses, and busy rail links to Rome, Bologna, and Brindisi, with a 961,612 tonnage from 1,400 visiting vessels in a recent year.
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Ancona
National Geographic Society
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Adriatic Sea
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Adriatic
Rome
Monte Astagno
Monte Guasco
7Th Army Corps
Brindisi
Bologna
Syracuse
Mars
Two Die in Farm Fire on J C Sibley Farm
Franklin Pa June 6 a blaze on the J C Sibley farm killed two laborers Andrew Mosebroch 28 and John Gerwarsky 30 and left Charles Mlynarizky 25 gravely burned. A third man escaped by jumping from the burning building.
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Franklin
J. C. Sibley
Andrew Mosebroch
John Gerwarsky
Charles Mlynarizky
Sibley
Get Your Tenant Leases at the Mail Office
A terse public notice invites tenants to pick up leases at the mail office. The item emphasizes collection procedures and location for document retrieval.
Italian Troops Press Rapid Invasion In Austrian Coastland
Washington reports a major Italian advance against Austro Hungarian coastal regions near Goerz Gradisca. The National Geographic Society notes the Goerz Gradisca crownland features rugged terrain, scarce ports, and a Slovenes majority with Italian minorities amid a 235000 population. The campaign targets key towns and coastal outlets toward Triest as Grado is reportedly captured.
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Austria
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Triest
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Ovinece
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Monfalcone
Kirchheim
Aquileia
Grado
Bradford Tragedy: Couple Found Dead After Apparent Suicide
Neighbors discovering the Bradford home of Frank Erickson found Mrs. Erickson at the foot of the stairs and Mr. Erickson hanged upstairs. Coroner officials believe Erickson killed his wife before taking his own life. The couple had been dead several hours. two small children are left.
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Bradford
Frank Erickson
Governor Brumbaugh Signs Six Workmen's Compensation Acts
Harrisburg reports Governor Brumbaugh approved six workmen's compensation acts as major session legislation. The package creates a state insurance fund and a compulsory compensation constitutional amendment proposal. Earlier he signed two bills extending coverage to ant hracite and bituminous miners. system to take effect January 1916.
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Harrisburg
Brumbaugh
Future Plans Triggered by a New Cashier Request
A dialogue from the Omaha World appears as a humorous exchange about employment terms. A new cashier asks for a week's notice if not suited, and the bank president suggests a reciprocal week’s notice before leaving. The cashier agrees to proceed with the arrangement.
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Omaha World
Iron Garment Guarantee Prompted Rusty Suit Claim
A man complains in Cincinnati Enquirer that a suit bought less than two weeks earlier looks rusty. The shopkeeper insists the product was guaranteed to wear like iron, defending the sale.
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Cincinnati
Couldn’t Mail Horse In Parcel Post In Newton
Newton New Jersey June 7 Charles A Walker owner of Gray Horse Hardware visits Newton Post Office asking heavy parcel post limit. Postmaster Norris says 50 pounds but large bulk prevents parcel mail for a papier mache horse bound for Hartford for repairs. Walker hires wagon to move the horse to the freight depot.
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New York
Charles A. Walker
Gray Horse Hardware Company
Newton
N. J
George N
Norris
George
Charlie
Walker
Hartford
Angleo Vartellato shot in Harrison street melee in Jamestown
In Jamestown on Harrison street Angelo Vartellato, a factory worker, was shot twice during a street fight with Gio vani Galino, a barber who is under arrest on an open charge. Vartellato, married with children, is expected to die, as Galino fled but was captured nearby.
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Jamestown
Angelo Vartellato
Harrison Street
Giovani Galino
Galino
Vertellato
Hannon
Main Street
Vartellato
Gaining Weight Versus Losing Weight in Public Health
The article warns that weight loss signals possible illness such as tuberculosis and reduced resistance, urging vigilance and medical advice if accompanied by appetite loss, night sweats, or persistent cough. It contrasts weight gain as a danger sign and cautions against vanity-driven dieting and extreme measures.
Bunco Scam Reported After Box Delivery Ruse
Lincoln police report a new bunco ploy targeting Mrs. Henry Mester who was approached by a well dressed man claiming a German box delivery. He produced a telegram blank and demanded 99 cent charge, receiving a dollar and a penny in change. The package never arrived.
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Lincoln
Neb
Henry Mester
Court Street
Western Union
Germany
Mester
Free trips to Bermuda offered by Warren Mail
The Warren Mail announces free trips to Bermuda Islands for the ladies of Warren and Warren County. The Mail pays all expenses and provides contact details for the Contest Manager at Warren Mail with two phone numbers for particulars.
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Warren
Warren County
Bermuda Islands
Bermuda
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