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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1915

Page

2

German Trap Fails to Capture Russian Prisoners in Warsaw Encirclement

Military despatches report a measured retreat by the Grand Duke and saved guns as Berlin mourns scant Warsaw gains. Novogeorgievsk fortress and Vistula lines become strategic focal points amid German advances and Allied diplomacy.

Vistula Berlin Warsaw Ivangorod Petrograd Novo Georgievek von Mackensen Chelm Brest-Litovsk Riga Nicholas

Two American Steamers Seized by Germans

Malmo Sweden Aug 6 report states the American steamers Llama and Wico bound for Stockholm were seized by German forces and taken to Swinemunde. The Llama was captured Aug 4 near Lillegrundt and the Wico Aug 5 near Oeresund after prior British detentions. Both ships had earlier been held by Britain, with the Wico’s captain claiming a near collision with a submarine en route from Stockholm.

Pola Adriatic Rome Llama Wico Sweden Malmo London America Stockholm Swinemunde Lillegrundt Oeresund New York Philadelphia Kirkwall Copenhagen The Who North Sea

Massachusetts Republican split may pit senators in different camps

McCall raps Gardner Cushing and Lodge suggesting a cross state split in the Republican ranks. Crane and Lodge align against McCall, Weeks silently favors McCall, and open active campaigning by the senators seems unlikely while quiet support may occur for a mutually displeasing candidate.

McCall Crane Senator Lodge Weeks Cushing Massachusetts Gardner

Order More Marines from Philadelphia for Haiti Mission

The Navy announced an extra Marine regiment will sail on the USS Tennessee next week to reinforce Admiral Caperton in Haiti. Colonel L. W. Waller will command shore operations with 1900 Marines, 79 machine guns, and four 3 inch navy field pieces. A second force of 850 Marines sails soon from Philadelphia to Haiti under Caperton.

Washington Hayti Caperton Cape Haytien Port Au Prince Philadelphia Tennessee L. W. Waller Marine Haiti Navy Department U. S. S. Tennessee Marine Barracks

Sympathy Expressed by Polish Leader Over Warsaw

A dispatch from Petrograd reports at the Council of the Empire meeting Polish leader Chebeko and Russian members expressing solemn sympathy for Poland. Chebeko says Poles are not crushed but free by national consciousness and will fight to the last breath. Count Pobrynski adds Russia will wage the war to the end and says Russia says au revoir, not goodbye to Warsaw.

Warsaw Russia London Reuter Petrograd Council of the Empire M. Chebeko Poland Count Pobrinsky Constitutional- Conservative

Russia Hardens Resolve After Warsaw Evacuation

Petrograd dispatch reports Russian newspapers declare strengthened determination to pursue the war to victory after Warsaw falls. The Red Army messages say that as long as the army remains intact, Russia can confidently face the future.

Petrograd London Russia Warsaw The Red

Not Good-by but Au Revoir to Warsaw

A Council of the Empire speech in Petrograd declares resolve to wage the war to the end despite the fall of Warsaw. Count Pobrinsky remarks that Russia does not say goodbye to Warsaw but merely au revoir, signaling continued insistence on victory.

Russia Warsaw Count Pobrinsky Council of the Empire Petrograd

Austrian wartime dispatch reports progress on multiple fronts

The Vienna statement says NW of Ivangorod Allied pursuit continues between the Vistula and Bug rivers. East Galicia sees no change as Italian attacks fail, with Italian infantry repulsed by artillery and infantry losses.

Vienna London Ivangorod Viatula Bug Rivers Galicia Sagrado Podgora Plava Kra Monfatcone Carnian Alps Monte Paralva Coldilana Buechenstein Ortler Tyrol

Four Airships Captured On Western Battle Line Reported

German army headquarters report shows four enemy aircraft landed or shot down in the west. A French hydro aircraft and crew were captured. Eastern theater notes cavalry wins in Courland and gains on the Narew front. Russians evacuted Warsaw and Ivangorod forts faced methodical German and Austrian operations.

Berlin London Lingekopf Courland Popel Poniewesch Kowarsk Kurkle Wilkomierz Narew Lomza Bug Nasielsk Novogeorgievsk Blendestvo von Mackensen Nova Alexandria Sacin Chelm

Italian forces advance on Carso Plateau and take prisoners

The Italian general headquarters reports progress on the Carso plateau near Trieste with 160 prisoners captured. Indicated bombardments hit Austrian camps at Lake Dobero and at the railroad station as part of ongoing operations. No other major events reported from the front.

Carso Dir Lake Doberdo R. R. Station Trieste Rome Paris

Russian statement on retreat between Vistula and Bug rivers

The war office reports no overall change in the front after Warsaw was evacuated to avoid bombardment. German efforts to extend occupation continue near Matzievizzer, with stubborn artillery fire and a northern retreat. fights persist along the middle Vistula and Rozan Ostrolenka Ostrog roads.

Petrograd London War Office Dvina Niemen Narew Rozan-Ostrolenka-Ostrog Vistula Warsaw Matzievitzer Bug Ith Travniki Viadova Zlota Lipa Dniester River

Bombardment Reported in Argonne and Meuse Regions

Paris notes heavy German bombardment in the Argonne Forest of Apremont and the Meuse heights with artillery actions along Artois between the Somme and Oise and along the Aisne valley. French artillery answered. Vosges quiet for the day.

Argonne Apremont Paris Artois Somme Oise Aisne Vosges

Midland Queen Sunk Off Galway After 72 Hours in Boats

The British steamship Midland Queen, 1933 tons, built 1901, sailed July 21 from Sydney C B to Glasgow and was sunk on Tuesday. Her 22 crew plus the chief officer's wife and child were rescued after 72 hours in open boats near Queenstown. The vessel was 249 feet long, 42 feet beam, and 20 feet deep, owned by Midland Navigation Co. Ltd., of Midland Ontario.

Queenstown Midland Queen Sydney C. B Glasgow Dundee Midland Navigation Company, Ltd Midland Ont

Americans Seize Haytian Capital

Commanders ordered a Tennessee contingent to Haiti. Commander John C. VKlemann at Portsmouth yard notified Captain Hyland of the North Carolina, and the force left for Boston. The company arrived in Boston, then marched to South station under Chief Machinist's Mate Dudley. Montana may follow the North Carolina to Hayti.

Tennessee John C. V Klemann Portsmouth Navy Yard Hyland North Carolina Portsmouth Boston North Station Dudley South Station Montana Hayti

Allies Urge Serbia to Aid Balkan Agreement

In NISH Serbia on August 6 Russian British French and Italian ministers pressed Premier Nikola Pachitch to back a Balkan agreement that would bring Bulgaria Romania and Greece onto the entente side as part of a broader effort to muster support from the Balkan states.

Balkan Nish Serbia Athens Sofia Bulgaria Turkey Novogeorgievsk Vistula Narew Wkra Warsaw London Roumania Greece Russia Great Britain France Italy Nikola Pachitch

Austrians Capture Crew of Italian Dirigible

An Italian government statement reports a dirigible flew over Pola causing bomb drops before crashing into the sea. The crew of six, three officers and three men, were taken prisoner after the airship fell.

Rome Paris Pola

Carmen Strike Hits Holyoke Trolley Workers

At midnight the Holyoke street railroad workers and the Amherst line walked out. More than 250 men struck after company heads refused to arbitrate the conductors and motor men demands. John H. Reardon leads the strike to seek higher wages and shorter hours.

Holyoke Here Amherst John H. Reardon Trolley Men’s Union of America

Boston Marines Ordered to Hayti From Charlestown Yard

Major Hall of the Charlestown navy yard marines and Lt Martin were ordered to Philadelphia to join the marine brigade aboard the U S S Tennessee for Hayti. No private marines will be sent from the yard.

Hall Charlestown Navy Yard Martin Philadelphia Hayti U. S. S. Tennessee Navy Yard

Aged Woman Drops Dead While Shopping

Miss Catherine J. Fearer aged 81 of 347 Columbia road collapsed and died yesterday at 786 Dudley street during shopping. Death attributed to heart failure.

Catherine J. Fearer Columbia Road Dudley Street

McNamara Wins Philadelphia Open Golf Championship

Boston pro Thomas McNamara won the Philadelphia Open with 296 strokes for 72 holes at Philadelphia Country Club. He shot 73 and 75 for the two rounds today to complete back to back 148 halves. Second place went to James Barnes and C H Hoffner at 303. E W Loos and James Thomson tied for fourth at 304.

Philadelphia Thomas McNamara Boston McNamara James Barnes Whitemarsh C. H. Hoffner Philadelphia Country Club E. W. Loos Pocono Manor James Thomson D. C Fred McLeod Washington J. J. McDermott

Warsaw Fortresses Fall to Germans After Long Siege

Berlin reports Warsaw forts virtually undamaged in German hands, while Ivanogorod was razed by Russians. Garrison evacutions left stores and munitions, disappointing Germans but boosting defensive and offensive options for Berlin as German forces close on the Narew from the north.

Berlin London Warsaw Ivangorod Poland Novogeorgievsk von Gallwitz Narew River

Boston Man Held as Royalston Robber

James E H Murphy of Charlestown Boston arrested in Manchester New Hampshire. Police say Murphy admitted several robberies in Royalston Massachusetts.

Boston Royalston Manchester N. H James EH. Murphy Charlestown Mass Murphy

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