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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1914

Page

6

Carrying Gold for Americans Warship Sails To Europe

The armored cruiser Tennessee carries about $6,000,000 in gold for Americans in need in Europe, with a second shipment likely on the North Carolina. The plan, directed by the war department, aims to prevent neutrality questions and aid travelers, as Morgan Harjes Co and J.P. Morgan coordinate gold shipments to Paris and London.

New York Tennessee Bankers’ Trust Company Congress Treasury North Carolina War Department Ennessee Washington J. P. Slorgan & Co Paris Messrs. Morgan, Harjes & Co Dp Morgan & Co United States Morgan, Harjes & Co London Daniels Hurage England St. Paul Liverpool Americana Europe Wilson Board of Relief Secretaries of State Treasury, War and Navy McAdoo Chairan Eurpe State Department Department Garrison ITI Bryan Bank of Ireland Barclay Bank of England Waglard St. Petersbburg Sweden Herrick Tondon Toy AML Steamship Companies American Committee Samuel Untermyer Theodore Hertsler

Belgians Fight German Invaders In Desperate Defence

Brussels reports fierce Belgian resistance near Liege and Namur as German forces suffer heavy losses. Mines explode killing hundreds. Belgian troops counter and protect forts while civilians rally with Red Cross nurses. German casualties mount with multiple fortifications breached. Four thousand German residents expelled.

Brussels Paris Liege Fort Parchon Mne Licae Namur Belgium

9,000 German ships in danger of capture

London reports estimate that at war onset there were 2,900 German steamships and 3,000 sailing ships at sea. Newspapers urge capture of enemy cargoes and stricter alien controls, while royal proclamations revoke arms import bans and prohibit trade with enemies.

London England Germany Morning Post Daily Mail

German Ambassador Leaves Great Britain Amid War Turmoil

The German ambassador Prince Lichnowsky and his wife departed London by special train to Harwich en route to the continent. He appeared broken by recent events as Princess Lichnowsky strolled near St James Park with her dog. Also, the German consul in Sunderland was arrested today though charges were not disclosed. New York estimates 20,000 Longshoremen idle due to the war with seamen affected as crews sign on elsewhere.

Tennassen London Transportation Committee Liverpool Straits of Gibraltar H.W. Harriman Oscar 8. Straus CG. Hoover John Dickson Joseph W. Jenkins Foreign Office United States Germany Paris Eutris Bank of France Lne la Savate Janes New York Slis Chicago Havre France Copenhagen Hamburg Prince Aage Denmark Prince Waldemar Calvi Bergolo Turin Spg England Lancern Manhay Taixemburg Aynaille Belgium Seavern Auprey Vores Prince “Charles Max Lichnowsky Harwich Prince Lichnowsky Princess Lichnowsky St. James Park Sunderland

Britain Lists Contraband of War Prohibited Goods

Washington August 6 Great Britain's contraband of war proclamation exiled to the state department today by Ambassador Page. It classifies arms ammunition and distinctly military supplies as absolute contraband and food grain money horses and general supplies as conditional contraband subject to seizure under wartime laws. The list includes arms projectiles clothing equipment of military character and warships aircraft and munitions manufacturing gear as absolute contraband with foodstuffs forage grain clothing and vehicles among conditional contraband.

Washington Great Britain State Department Ambassador Page

This Is the Life Summer Shirt Offer

This ad promotes comfort shirts for warm weather with light to midweight fabrics and new patterns. It highlights combination garments for outdoor sports, fast colors, and affordable prices from 85e to $12.00, plus silk bat ties and night wear options. Parcel post pay on packages.

Globe Clothing , Company

War material and equipment lists from telegraph and naval stores

A fragment lists rolling stock and material for telegraphs and wireless telephones, fuel lubricants and power explosives prepared for war, barbed wire and implements for firing and cutting, horseshoes and shoeing materials, harnesses and saddlery, and field glasses with nautical instruments.

No German Courtesy for French Diplomat in Berlin

Paris reports the French ambassador to Germany Jules Gambon was not given transport home after receiving his passports in Berlin and had to seek his own means to Denmark where he remains. By contrast France provided a special train for the retiring German ambassador Von Schoen from Paris to the frontier.

Paris Germany Jules Gambon France Berlin Denmark Buror von Schoen

Next A B and A excursion to South Georgia and Florida

An advertisement announces an A B and A excursion to South Georgia and Florida on August 11 via A B and A ReR. It lists routes to Tampa and Jacksonville with fares from 4.50 to 6 dollars, and a round trip option. Trains depart Terminal 7:30 am and 10:30 pm. Ticket office 8 Peachtree. phones ivy 194 or Main 1133.

South Georgia Florida Tampa Jacksonville Peachtree

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