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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1914

Page

7

Thick Fog Delays Boston Shipping Across New England

Dense sea fog crippled coastwise shipping from Boston to Massachusetts Bay and beyond. Nahant and Bass Point trips halted early, while Bunker Hill reached India Wharf hours late. Some ferries kept schedules but with extreme caution as winds shift to an improving forecast.

Boston Harbor Massachusetts Bay New England North Shore Nahant Bass Point Vineyard Sound Bunker Hill New York India Wharf Howard Norfolk Quantico Philadelphia Calvin Austin St. John N. B Central Wharf

Americans in London Seek Relief After Oceanic Arrival

Aug 9 London report says many American passengers aboard the Oceanic seek cash and a return passage through the American relief committee. Refugees from Kronprinzessin Cecilie and Prinz Adalbert also apply for aid. German lines refuse refunds on deposits. The committee coordinates with London officials and hires agents to greet arrivals amid reports of fake agents. police assign detectives to trap suspects.

London England White Star Line Oceanic American Relief Committee United States Hamburg-American Line Kronprinzessin Cecilie Prinz Adalbert Falmouth New York Theodore Hetzlerof Citizens’ Committee London Citizens’ Committee

Americans Stranded as Glasgow Port Sailings Cancel

About 1000 American and Canadian tourists are stranded in Glasgow as all vessels from the port have canceled sailings.

Glasgow

French Troops Seize Mulhausen in Alsace Invasion

French forces entered Mulhausen after overrunning the German defense lines and advancing from Altkirch. The occupation follows rapid German retreat toward Neu Breisach as Paris and Berlin react with triumph and caution about Liege and Strassburg.

War Office Mulhausen Altkirch Melhausen Alsace Europe Neu Breisach Joffre Paris Colmar Strassburg Berlin London Iege France Meuse Belgium Germany French War Office Liege

Canada Gives Million Bags Flour to Britain

Ottawa reports the Canadian government has offered 1,000,000 bags of flour to the imperial authorities for the British people. The gift has been accepted and the collection work is now under way.

Paris Berlin Amsterdam London Liege War Office Huy Namur Joffre Alsace France Germany Canada Britain Ottawa Ont

Cholera Reported in Servian Camps and Adriatic Movements

Rome reports cholera outbreak among Austrian and Serbian troops. German cruisers Goeben and Breslau, forced from Messina, are said to have passed through the Straits of Otranto into the Adriatic Sea.

Rome London Goeben Breslau Messina Sicily Straits of Otranto Adriatic Sea

White Star Olympic Sets Sail From New York for Liverpool

The White Star liner Olympic loading with provisions and coal suddenly left her pier for Liverpool. Earlier scheduled to sail yesterday, orders were reversed by the British admiralty and passengers joined the Adriatic. Clearance papers were issued Friday allowing departure.

New York Olympic Liverpool Adriatic

Morning Atlantic Meet Between US and British Ocean Liners

The Olympic met the American liner New York in a misty bay as the New York sailed from Cherbourg to Southampton on Aug 1 during war fears. The New York carried 670 passengers with 422 cabin travelers and arranged cramped steerage into cabin space. The Caserta, Venezia, Meppen and other ships also moved in wartime conditions with clues about rescue, routes, and potential troop movements.

New York Cherbourg Southampton Austria Servia Europe Roberts The Drake Genoa Naples Meppen Oporto

Paris Renames Berlin Street to Rue des Belges

Paris municipal council voted to rename Rue de Berlin as Rue des Belges to honor Belgian resistance against the German invasion. The new street runs near the railroad viaduct north of Gare Saint-Lazare, linking to Place de l'Europe and a cluster of European city named avenues. The next likely change is Rue de Edinbourg.

Paris Prussia Berlin Gare St. Lare Place de l'Europe

Passengers Attack Conductor on City Point Trolley

Several passengers assaulted the City Point trolley conductor at E and Eighth streets, fracturing his nose and injuring him as three young men who had trouble with fares fled. Service paused about 20 minutes while injuries were treated.

City Point Eighth Streets

Central Verein Opens Convention With Flag Salute

An estimated eight thousand people gather at Ex position Hall Pittsburg for the Central Verein opening. A 500 voice choir sings The Star Spangled Banner as a large American flag is unfurled. The papal delegate Most Rev John Bonzano attends with clergy and laity and delivers a message from Cardinal Merry del Val. Pontifical high mass is held at St Pauls Cathedral.

Pittsburg Exposition Hall Central Verein John Bonzano United States Merry del Val Pius St. Paul’s Cathedral

Policeman Fires After Crowd Attacks Suspect in Portland

In Portland Maine on August 9 Police Officer John T Hamilton wounded two men after arresting George L Loring as a crowd mobbed him Loring was shot in the left leg and Robert T Logan in the right arm when he drew his revolver.

Portland George L. Loring Robert T. Logan John T. Hamilton Loring

Finland Sails From Dover with Americans Bound for New York

The Red Star liner Finland sailed from Dover at 4 PM heading to New York. The ship carries a large number of Americans returning home.

London Red Star Line Finland Dover New York

Sir Edward Anwyl Welsh Philologist Dead at 48

Sir Edward Anwyl professor of Welsh and comparative philology at University College of Wales Aberystwyth died today at age 48. He was widely known as an educator and scholar in his field.

London Edward Anwyl University College of Wales Aberystwyth Anwyl

Found Dead in Walpole With Revolver in Hand

The body of Daniel Sullivan, lifelong Walpole resident, was found in a field near Dupee meadows. He had been shot in the head and held a revolver of 82 calibre in his hand.

Walpole Daniel Sullivan Dupee Meadows

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