Open Door Policy Demand Reported From U S To China
Washington warns it will not recognize any China Japan agreement that impairs American rights or endangers the open door policy. The notes to China and Japan were delivered around May 15 after China agreed to concessions demanded by Japan. The U S notes state it cannot recognize any such agreement between the two nations.
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Peking
United States
China
Japan
Washington
Government of
Chinese Republic
Gov
Desirable Stewart Street House and Lot Auction
By authority of a trust deed dated September 20 1913 Grace th and John P Keith will sell at noon July 17 1915 in front of the County House Winchester Va a lot on the west side of Stewart Street fronting 57 6 feet with 150 back and 6 6 wide adjoining Mrs A Beverley to the south with a large brick dwelling and modern amenities Terms require one third cash the balance in two bonds due one and two years after sale six percent interest and secured by a trust deed and fire policy Debt secured is 5500 with interest from May 6 1915 Trustee R Gray Williams. 6 12 4w
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Graceth
John P. Keith
Winchester
Stewart St
R. Gray Williams
Public Sale of Diamond Ring in Winchester Virginia
By virtue of an execution in my hands for J B Colt Co against Samuel B Shearer I will offer a public sale in front of the Court House Winchester Va on July 3 1915 at 10 oclock a m A valuable diamond ring to be shown for inspection on the day of sale Terms cash Luther Pannett Sheriff 3 6 21 1s
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J. B. Colt & Co
Samuel B. Shearer
Court House
Winchester
Luther Pannett
Open Door Policy Mention Tied to China and Japan
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to governments of China and Japan affecting treaty rights of the United States and its citizens. The text mentions political integrity of the Republic of China and references to open door policy with an Atlantic note sent to the Japanese government.
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China
Japan
United States
Republic of China
Merely Forgot To Bring Bride Along
John J. Menges, 68, a prospective groom in Milton, sought marriage papers in Northumberland County. The clerk said the bride must appear in person, so Menges left to return by the next train. The couple were childhood sweethearts who had quarreled, then reconciled and planned to renew their delayed honeymoon.
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Stor
John J. Menges
Milton
Northumberland County
Mr Menges
John J. Garr
Orphans’ Court
Menger
Millwood resident Liza Woolfolk returns home from Macon
Mrs. Liza Woolfolk of Millwood Virginia has come back from a winter in Macon Georgia and is now back at her home.
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Millwood
Liza Woolfolk
Macon, Ga
Turpin and Yowell Relatives Attend Charlottesville Visit
Fragmented note lists Misa Ant Page Turpin and Miss Virginia Turpin with Charles Baver of Cliften and Cox and Helen Shu Wave in Charlottesville for summer, Ann Jan Yowell returning home from visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Rites.
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Misa
Ant Page Turpin
Virginia Turpin
Charles Baver
Cliften A Wa
Miex Ae Cox and
Mise
Helen Shu Wave
Charlottesville
Mies
Ann Jan@ Yowell
Cuipper
Mr. and
Mra
Newton Rittes
Hagerstown oil spill cleaned after street spraying
In Hagerstown residents on West Washington awoke to a stream of tar like oil from Prospect Street to Antietam Street caused by a road oil spray. Ashes were spread to absorb the slick and carts collected the waste oil the next morning.
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West
Washington Street
Prospect Street
Jonathan Street
Antietam
Oiled Streets Trace Visitors From Ohio to Baltimore Home
The article notes oiled streets and spots on house steps and porches from substances carried on shoes of visitors. Mrs Samuel Beatty and daughter Miss Maude Beatty have been visiting in Baltimore and stay with Mr and Mrs Howard L Grim on South Main Street before returning home to Ohio.
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Baltimore
Howard L. Grim
South Main Street
Ohio
Decree in Reily Estate Referenced by Winchester Court
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia estate of Albert C S Reily deceased is under referral to A J Tavenner Commissioner in Chancery to appraise value debts and shares. He must notify creditors by weekly newspaper publication for four weeks and proceed July 26 1915 to execute the order with further adjournments if needed.
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Winchester
Virginia
Ih. L. Rust
Albert O
Reily
Arabelle Reilly
Theodore Key Reily
Philip J. Reily
H. L. Rust
A. J. Tavenner
Albert C. S. Reily
Albert O. S. Reily
Albert C
Corporation
Announcements for Panera Day Five Dollar Event
A column notice announces a Panera Day event offering items for five dollars until the day of publication. Readers are invited to participate and note the specific date for the sale.
Local Candidates Seek Democratic Nominations for County Offices
A series of candidate announcements for Frederick County offices outlines bids for Commissioner of Revenue in Northern Southern and Frederick Districts. Names include LES H. HARPER LUTHER R. BAKER AVALOND ORNDOFF W SHENK and HERBERT H SHULL with promises to faithfully perform duties and uphold voters’ interests.
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Avalond
Orndoff
Stonewall
Gainesboro
Frederick County
Luther R. Baker
Herbert H. Shull
Candidate Cather Aims for Commonwealth Attorney Nomination
T Russell Cather seeks the Democratic nomination for Commonwealth Attorney of Frederick County in the 1915 primary. He pledges to pursue a "token cent" administration if elected and urges voters in the era’s political context.
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Tee
Frederick Conner
T. Russell Cather
Steck Richards Seek Return to House of Delegates
John M. Steck announces re election bid for the House of Delegates subject to the Democratic primary. Boyd R Richards also enters the race for the same seat indicating ongoing primary competition.
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House of Delegates
John M. Steck
Ary Boyd R. Richards
McCann Seeks Re election for County Treasurer
Cc McCann announces candidacy for re election as County Treasurer subject to the Democratic primary on August 3 1915. He seeks continued assistance from R B Smith and respectfully requests the support of all qualified voters.
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R. 8. Smith
Local political notices announce candidates for sheriff and supervisors
Fragmented political notices from Frederick County list Luther Pannett as a Democratic candidate for sheriff with August 3 1915 primary and support request. Back Creek District supervisor candidate F D Good announces for the Board of Supervisors with pledge to faithful service. Other lines show incomplete candidate text and uncertain names and districts.
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Les H. Harper
Frederick County
Luther Pannett
Board of Supervisors
Back Creek
Foley Kidney Pills Cited By Harrisburg Couple Cure
Mr and Mrs T B Carpenter of Harrisburg Pennsylvania suffered kidney troubles for years and report full cure after using Foley Kidney Pills. The claim reflects a personal testimonial likely from an old advertisement.
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T. B
Carpenter
Harrisburg
Foley
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Eastman
Fred, S. Boyd
DR. H. S Whitacre
Osteopath
Martinsburg
W. Va
R. R. Sartelle
Water St
Circuit Court
County of
Frederick
Nelii i Hyde
Encie Hyce
Peter
Encie Hyde
F. Hyde
Gap Inc
Windhaster
J. W. Baker, Jr
Ward & Larrick
P. Q
Shenandoah Vahey J National Bank
Zee & Board of Directors
Sane John W. Rice
Kline
Eee
Emanuel Bear
Radnor
U. S
Stewart Street House
Sanitary Meat Market Co
R. Grubbs
United Phone
Bell
Bride
Hagerstown
Jae
Aia
Lem R. J. Reynolds
Tobacco Company
Winston
N.C
Samuel Beatty
Daugh
Ter
San Francisco
Lincoln Beachey
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Ey Sno
Hygeia
Suparviaees
Shire
Northern District
Co. C. Brannon
Hern
IRIOT
von Frevenne
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Meu
Veu
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