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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1914

Page

1

Paris reports capture of two passes and advance toward Strassburg

Paris reports two mountain passes fell to French forces reinforced by Arab troops now crossing the frontier. German troops withdraw toward Strassburg awaiting reinforcements. German army in Belgium moves through Luxemburg toward France. Kronprinz Wilhelm liner captured by a British cruiser.

Paris Strassburg Belgium Luxemburg French Kronprinz Wilhelm

Treads water to save chum at Savin Hill Beach

Eugenia R Skinner 18 of Dorchester saved Ruth E Parker 17 from drowning near Savin Hill Beach yesterday afternoon when cramps struck Parker far from shore. Hundreds of bathers witnessed the daring rescue as Skinner remained afloat and assisted Parker to safety.

Eugenia R. Skinner Evansdale Terrace Dorchester Ruth E. Parker Powell Street Savin Hill Beach

Post reports censorship delays on Berlin despatches

The Post and London Standard struggle to push Berlin despatches through censors. Most reports from London and Paris are blocked or altered, hindering detailed accounts of Liege, Alsace Lorraine battles, and Belgium versus Germany. Only one American paper carried a Berlin-described Liege fall, subject to London censorship.

The Post London Standard Fron Berlin London Paris Liege Alsace-Lorraine Brussels

Skinner Girl’s Bold Rescue Saves Self and Chum

A Skinner girl performs a daring act that saves both herself and her companion, demonstrating courage and quick thinking under pressure. The incident highlights teamwork and the dangers faced in their environment.

Éuver Skinner Chum

Girls Swim Longer Course Amid Heat

Two skilled young swimmers enjoyed their customary afternoon swim yesterday and, taking advantage of the intense heat, planned a longer-than-usual course. The report notes both are excellent swimmers and were continuing on page 6.

Better Than Lemonade Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Drink

A historic prompt promotes mixing Horsford's Acid Phosphate with cold water and sugar or fruit syrup for a refreshing summer beverage. The advice emphasizes a simple homemade drink option.

Horsford

War News In Brief Form From The Front

Reports from the Vosges say French troops seized passes at Bonhomme and Sainte Marie to fortify Alsace positions. A Rome despatch notes 30,000 Austrian troops moving through Switzerland toward the French frontier. The British cruiser Essex captured the German liner Kronprinz Wilhlem and sent the prize to Hamilton Bermuda. Liege is reported surrounded by 120,000 German troops, with forts held by Belgian forces on key roads. France broke off diplomatic relations with Austria Hungary. the French ambassador left Vienna and the Austrian ambassador sought passports. Belgium is said to be riddled with German spies, 600 arrests and 100 executions reported. Switzerland reportedly under martial law. The ports of Montreal Quebec and Halifax ordered closed by Canadian authorities. A German fleet is said to have seized a Russian steamer and sent 100 merchant ships to refuge in Japanese ports. T P G Connor attacked censorship in the House of Commons. The Canadian cruiser Rainbow was sighted off Point Reyes California.

Vosges Bonhomme Sainte Marie Alsace Rome London Grand Duke of Tuscany Switzerland Essex Hamilton Bermuda Liege France Austria-Hungary Vienna Paris Belgium Charge Huebscher Swiss Legation State Department Washington Montreal Quebec Halifax Tokio T. P. G’connor House of Commons Rainbow City of Topeka Point Reyes Cal

Brussels Says Liege Forts Stand Firm Against Germans

Brussels Temps report forts at Liege remain intact and resist German bombardment. Heavy artillery and troops observed around Liege with intermittent shelling. German patrols in Luxemburg driven north with small groups of Uhlans roaming toward Brussels. many captured or killed.

Paris Brussels The Temps Liege Luxemburg

Kronprinz Wilhelm Seized as War Prize by Essex

British cruiser Essex captures the German liner Kronprinz Wilhelm off Bermuda after it loaded 6000 tons of coal near New York. The vessel is taken to Hamilton Bermuda as a prize of war under the neutrality enforcement by the battleship Florida. Wireless notes and Bermuda cables hint at further details not released.

Kronprinz Wilhelm Essex Bermuda New York Atlantic Lloyd Florida

Naval warning shuts North Sea fishing fleets

London Aug 10 the British admiralty ordered fishing boats to stay clear of the North Sea signaling possible naval action. Scarboro harbor master was told to halt fleet departures until further notice.

London North Sea Scarboro

Showers and Cooler Forecast for Boston Area

Weather forecast for Boston and nearby areas calls for thunder showers Tuesday with a cooler trend. Wednesday should be fair and cooler with moderate southwest to west winds. Washington dispatch notes New England outlook also shows local thunder showers Tuesday and fair conditions Wednesday.

Boston Washington New England

Fulton's Clermont First Hudson Run and Pinchot Birthday

Anniversaries note historic events and birthdays including Fulton’s Clermont early Hudson voyage in 1807 and forester Gifford Pinchot born in 1865. It also marks one year since Augustus P. Gardner announced his gubernatorial candidacy.

Fulton Clermont Hudson Gifford Pinchot Forester Augustus P. Gardner Gover.or

French Alsace Drive Turns War Focus From Belgium

London reports a rapid French advance in Alsace shifting World War I attention from Belgium. Early doubts fade as messages from hostile sources describe the movement as highly menacing to Germany, rivaling the Belgium thrust. The Liège setback appears to have deeply shocked the invaders.

London Belgium Alsace Germany Luxemburg France

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