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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1915
Page
9
Paris dispatch recalls a night raid by two German Zeppelins over Paris and suburbs. The narrator describes searchlights guns and anti aircraft fire but the airships completed their pass and dropped bombs with limited damage while French aeroplanes shadowed them.
Ottawa April 25 Indications show the Canadian division was heavily engaged Thursday Friday and Saturday with 80 officer casualties 21 killed and 59 wounded The list is incomplete as artillery officers are not listed A telegram from Sir John French to General Alderson praises the division and notes reinforcement plans The following officers are named among the killed including Major Albert Edward Kimmins Captain George Crouther Anderson and several Lieutenants across multiple battalions with more to be identified.
Ad touts Fepes Diapepsia as a fast gentle remedy for indigestion dyspepsia gastritis and stomach trouble. It claims rapid relief from sour gassy stomachs headache dizziness nausea eructations and undigested food, urging a fifty cent case from drug stores for immediate effect.
The message expresses admiration for the gallant stand and brilliant service of Canadian troops. It notes a report to the secretary of state for war and a reply from England praising their gallantry and determination in a difficult position. It also mentions the first casualties among non commissioned officers.
Dominic Grande 22 of 8 Lowell Street arrested by Hanover Street station police after an argument at Sheafe and Margaret streets. Antonio Ruggiio of 81 Snow Hill Street treated at Relief Hospital for cuts to back chest and left forearm. Grande charged with wounding in knife attack.
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