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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1915

Page

4

Turks Admit Defeat at Gallipoli Front

Istanbul announces a land and sea attack on Gallipoli, admitting loss of ground while claiming trenches were captured in another engagement. The report notes recaptured areas near Ari Burnu and Seddul-Bahr, plus continued pursuit in the Caucasus as enemy retreated from Alashgerd and Kussedagte.

Amsterdam London Gallipoli Constantinople Turkish War Office Dardanelles Ari Burnu Seddul-Bahr Saghadere Caucasus Alashgerd Kussedagte

Japan hostile to Christians and rising militarism warned

Pastor A G Daniels head of the Seventh Day Adventists spoke at Malden square about Japan turning to paganism and embracing militarism. He claimed every man is trained to fight and believes the Mikado is supreme. He warned Japan could seize the Philippines in less than ten days.

Japan A. G. Daniels General Conference of Seventh Day Adventists Malden Square Dr. Daniels

Church leaders urged to join fight against liquor in Massachusetts

William Shaw, a Prohibition candidate for governor, pressed Baptists at Oak Bluffs Martha's Vineyard to back the anti liquor campaign. He warned church silence could aid saloon interests and urged churchmen to vote for prohibition and register their convictions at the ballot box.

William Shaw Mr. Shaw Baptist Vineyard Association Baptist Temple Oak Bluffs Martha’s Vineyard Shaw Liquor Massachusetts Trades Union Liberty League Walsh McCall Cushing Lodge Senator Weeks Iie Nebraska New York Arizona Rhode Island Ohio Frederick S. Dietrick Foss

Cushing Accepts Gardner Invitation and Defines GOP Reform Beliefs

Lieutenant Governor Cushing replies to Congressman Gardner accepting an invitation to meet constituents in Hamilton on September 4 if convenient. He says a revived Republican party requires widened policy control and unity between Republican and Progressive factions led by younger, disinterested leaders.

Cushing Congressman Gardner Mr. Cushing McCall Gardner Hamilton Republican Party

To Scrub Statue of General Devens

The statue of Major-General Charles Devens on the State House grounds will be cleaned like the General Hooker statue. Years of dirt have dulled its original color. The work aims to restore it to its pristine glory.

Devens Charles Devens State House Hooker

Fawn Mascot Billy Delights Crew on Celtic

Billy the fawn mascot of the U S Celtic is described as a favorite among the ship’s mascots. Sailors often pick up strange mascots in ports, but few crews can boast a real live fawn on board the U B 8 Celtic, which takes pride in its unusual mascot.

Billy U. S Celtic

Auto Jumped Bridge Kills One Injures Three

In Keene New Hampshire Henry Holden of Claremont was instantly killed when the automobile he rode in plunged over a Webb bridge. Harold Flint Ralph G Paine and Paul Minau, all of Claremont, were severely bruised but expected to recover.

Keene N. H Henry Holden Claremont Webb Harold Flint Ralph G. Paine Paul Minau

Tragic Fall Claims 18-Month-Old Francis Matthews

Francis Matthews, 18 months, died after falling from a third story window at 478 Columbus Avenue, South End. He and his older brother were playing near the open window when he plunged onto the stone sidewalk and died en route to the hospital.

Joseph Matthews Columbus Avenue South End Francis Charles Matthews

John L Sullivan Speaks On Prohibition At Asbury Park

A crowd of 275 hears John L Sullivan urge restraint on alcohol in a 1905 speech at Asbury Park. He recalls his last drink on March 5 1905 and warns that willpower falters when confronted with temptation. Mayor C E F Hetrick introduces Sullivan and the event ends as waves quiet and rain stops.

Mr. Sullivan Paul Armstrong C. E. F. Hetrick Palm Beach Hetrick John L. Sullivan John J. Sullivan Atlantic Asbury Park John John Barleycorn

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