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If War Should Come a Nation Ready to Starve War
Wednesday May 12 1915 argues the United States faces a weak position against Germany and Britain and advocates building a strong navy and an effective army. It urges Congress to convene to fund defenses, strengthen coast fortifications, and prepare for possible conflict while stressing peace through power. The piece views preparedness as prudent statesmanship and highlights immigration as strength.
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The President's Speech on Unity and American Identity
The president praised self-respecting peace and friendship among nations and urged unity. He warned against dividing people by group or interest and stressed that belonging to a local group does not make one less American. The address, delivered to newly naturalized Americans, underscored national unity and common American identity.
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Philadelphia
United States
United
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America First and How to Maintain That Position
A patriotic piece arguing for a stronger US navy and army to preserve national rights amid German and British aggression. It condemns belligerent actions on the seas, asserts America first policy, and names President, Holland, Sweden, Denmark, Britain, France, and Mexico while urging readiness and vigilance.
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China
Great Britain
William P. Frye
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Mexico
America
United States
Philadelphia
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France
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Russia Sweden end long distrust by rail link
Russia and Sweden complete negotiations to connect the Swedish and Russian rail networks linking Karungi Tornea and St Petersburg. Swedes for years feared Russian invasion, now rail access will spare arduous winter transfers and improve travel to Asia via the Trans Siberian route.
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Sweden
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St Petersburg
England
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Laughing gravedigger dies in own grave at Odd Fellows Cemetery
Albert Hill known as the laughing gravedigger of Odd Fellows Cemetery, age 69, collapsed into an open grave as he finished preparing a coffin for Eva Greesbach. He lived at 2569 Napa Street, Civil War veteran and Odd Fellows member. Co-worker William Upjohn aided, saying Hill died in his arms after crying out that he felt he would die.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Albert Hill
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Albert Hii
Albert
Upjohn
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101 year old woman rides first car to see Broadway
Mrs Edward Conklin, a 101 year old Greenpoint resident, rode from Franklin Street to Pennsylvania Station via Long Island City and the Queensboro Bridge. The New York Sun notes her awe at lights and night life, provoking vivid impressions of Broadway she had never imagined, as she plans to move to Boonesboro Maryland. Born in 1865 in lower Manhattan, she lived in Greenpoint since widowhood and has only ventured to Manhattan once since then.
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New York City
Broadway
Edward Conklin
Greenpoint
Brooklyn
Franklin Street
Uriah Boch
Long Island City
Queensboro Bridge
Pennsylvania Station
Boonesboro
Manhattan
Conkin
Franklin
Desert farms seek gold at Catoma Creek treasure dig
Montgomery county residents abandon farming to hunt buried treasure after a jailhouse tale of a $59000 train robbery at Ribville. A freckled country boy who questioned suspects led locals to search Catoma Creek bridge and banks, drawing hundreds of farmers into the digging frenzy.
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Ala
Atlanta Journal
Catoma Creek
Montgomery
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Girl Hero Saves Boy From Sewer Fall At Third and Madison
Rebecca Reader, 14, witnessed Martin Lannan fall from a four story roof onto the Shipley Run sewer at Third and Madison. She climbed in, kept his head above water, and called for help as Patrolman Riley and rescuers pulled him out. Lannan, unconscious with possible skull fracture, was rushed to Delaware Hospital.
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Philadelphia
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Globe Trotter pawns dog for loan of glass eyes and teeth
A Denver Post story reports a globe trotter pawned a St Bernard named Prince for a $10 loan. The owner, staying anonymous for business reasons, said the pawning was to provide the dog with care until he could return or send for it, stressing the action was not for money but the dog's welfare.
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Denver Post
Tye
Joseph Sobol
National Loan Office
Prince
Tammany Society Founded In New York In 1789
On May 12 1789 William Mooney an upholsterer and Sons of Liberty member founded the secret Society of St Tammany in New York later known as Tammany Hall The group organized into tribes with totems and seasonal periods and early meetings featured Indian costumes and social evenings The birthday celebrations included cannon fire parade songs and a public gathering for patriotic and social festivities in city streets and suburban groves
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William Mooney
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New York
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Stand Sachem
Aaron Burr
Thomas Jefferson
Tamamend
New Britain Township
Bucks County
Tamanend
America
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Tammany Hall
A Wandering Minstrel In The City Park
A Mary Nimmo Balentine poem dated May 10 1915 depicts a lone owl in a city park hearing street sounds as nights dampens. It links ancestral lore and Athene traditions to a patronizing view of a wild race while urging the owl to return to its forest nest and sing to its mate.
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Mary Nimmo Balentine
Dinner for former slaves by Baldwin in Marshallville
In Marshallville Georgia EB Baldwin hosted dinner for eleven of his father’s former slaves including six elderly mammies and five Negro men. The event featured prayers and a temperance tale from an elder mammy, with reminiscences of the Confederacy and expressions of gratitude and farewell.
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New York
Baldwin
Wfp
South Georgia
Shay
Calf Angers Donnelly at Hamilton County Farm
A playful calf at Maurice Donnelly s country home near Marion County edges knocks him against a building. Donnelly, visiting Indianapolis, sought medical advice after the incident. The scene occurred on the farm as P Donnelly tended stock.
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Maurice Donnelly
Hamilton County
Marion County
P Donnelly
Donnelly
Indianapolis
Sad Bear Hunt Ends in Tragic Grocery Tale
In Fairmont West Virginia Ren Morgan trains setter dogs Mohab and Miguel to hunt bears. A Minnesota bear arrives at the depot leading to a chaotic scene in the grocery, with bystanders fearing for safety. The bear escapes, cages collapse, and the episode ends with the dogs remaining merely grocery store setters.
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Fairmont
W Va
New York Herald
Ren Morgan
Mohab
Miguel
Mens
Minnesota
Ren
Morgan
Joel Norton
Joel
Siore
Bear
Ben Morgan
Five Fight With Knives on Huntsville Island
On a lonely Flint River island near Huntsville five men in a feud between McKelvey and Hannettts clashed. The two McKelveys defeated Rube Bennett and his two sons in a minutes long battle leaving three mortally wounded. Police have not reached the Bennetts on the island.
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Thipatch
New York
Flint River
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McKelvey
Rube Bennett
Weather Summary and Tide Table for Washington DC Area
A mixed weather notice from Washington Tuesday May 11 describes fair conditions in parts, with southeast winds. Showers are expected in the south and east gulf states Wednesday and Thursday, with warmer conditions in the South and across the upper Midwest. Local tide data, sunrise and sunset, and temperatures are listed for various times, noting river clarity on the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers.
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Washington
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Penrose not candidate for Republican nomination
Senator Penrose will not seek the Republican presidential nomination. Pennsylvania backers favored a favored son, but Penrose aims to help the party win next year. Rumors point to former Secretary Knowdoner Gorrrumbaugh as another possible favorite, while Cal Roosevelt has little support in Pennsylvania.
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