New Englanders Safe at Nuremberg Despatches Reported
Washington dispatches report the safety of Americans in Europe. Carl Stohn and family in Nuremberg, Somerville resident Christiania, Harold C. Brown in Nuremberg, and T. J. Anderson are listed as safe with inquiries completed.
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New
Washington
State Department
Europe
Boston
Carl Stohn
Wife and Sons
Nuremberg
Somerville Christiania
New Haven
Harold C. Brown
Exodus of Far Easterners Observed Before Ultimatum
Mrs. Lucy Salliburton of Charlotte, a passenger on the ambassador’s train to London, reports many Americans remain secure in Berlin. She notes a sudden Japanese exodus prior to Japan’s ultimatum and trains to the border carrying Japanese for England.
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London
Berlin
Lucy Salliburton
Charlotte
N. C
Salliburton
Mr. Hyndman
Carl Liebkenecht
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Nervous Exhaustion
Headache and dizziness arise from nervous exhaustion caused by overwork and worry. Rest and the tonic help, and Dr Williams Pink Pills are claimed to rebuild blood and strengthen nerves. The Dr Williams Medicine Company offers a free home treatment booklet. pills are available at drug stores.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Owes Her Life to This Lung Medicine
A testimonial from Griffith Indiana extols Eckman’s Alterative for catarrhal pneumonia and tuberculosis. The affadavit by Jos Grimmer claims mother-in-law recovered after taking the remedy, noting weight gain and renewed health. The ad states efficacy for bronchial and throat ailments, with no habit forming drugs, and lists small and regular sizes with Eckman Laboratory contact.
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Eckman
Griffith
Lake Co
Ind
Wm. Berg
St. Michael's Church
Schererville
Eckmann
Jos. Grimmer
Eckman Laboratory
FavNaalphis
Germans Shoot Low and Wound French in Blamont Fight
Paris dispatch reports wounded French soldiers arriving at Moulins Allier after action at Blamont. Most injuries to arms and legs as German shells largely fail to explode. German prisoners from the Ninety-ninth Regiment, mostly Alsatians, express relief at being captured. officers discuss mass suicides.
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Paris
Moulins-Allier
Blamont
Moulins
Montlucon
Landwehr
American Vessel Held Up by Revenue Cutter
The American steamer George Hawley bound for New England ports with coal was halted off Cape Henry after failing to display colors or signals. The Onondaga fired over the Hawley’s bow and she stopped.
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Norfolk
George Hawley
Cape Henry
Hawley
New England
War Pictures To Be Published In Sunday Post
A full page of striking war photographs will appear in the upcoming Sunday Post. The collection promises powerful images from frontline events and the impact on soldiers and civilians alike.
American Refugees to Leave Russia Today
Special cables report trains will evacuate American and English refugees from Moscow and Warsaw to Raumo in Finland. Front-line reports note clashes at Eydtkuhnen with German forces failing to dislodge Russians. Grand Duke Nicholas leads about two million troops with Polish and Ruthenian support. locals aid soldiers.
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London Daily Mail
Boston Post
ST. Petersburg
Tomorow
England
Russia
Moscow
Warsaw
Raumo
Finland
Gulf of Bothnia
Eydtkuhnen
Pillkalten
Nicholas
First Great Battle Anticipated in Belgium by Allies
The London dispatch reports that after the English expeditionary force lands in Ghent, French observers foresee a major clash with German troops in and around Liege and Namur. Artillery and fortified positions mark the expected decisive factors, with cavalry less in demand and English French cooperation noted as remarkably cordial.
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Boston Post
London
Ghent
France
Belgium
Liege
Namur
Paris
John French
English Boy Sold Secrets to Germans
An 18 year old English youth named Blackburn faced Liverpool police court charges for sending Mersey defence details to a German in Berlin. The case shows a wider spy network and low thresholds for payment, with Blackburn admitting access to maps, almanacs, and yard data from Birkenhead and New Brighton.
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London
England
Blackburn
Liverpool
Mersey
Berlin
Black
Burn
Sirius
Spiesy
Abel Heywoods
New Brighton
Birkenhead
Chamber of Commerce
Buckland
French Soldier Describes Vosges Front Fighting
A reservist named Jacquin, recovering in Chambray hospital, recounts the Col du Bonhomme assault in the Vosges. He describes dawn gunfire, bayonet charges, frontier post fall, sunstroke, and the French artillery. He praises the commissariat for fresh meat and ample wine and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Price
London Mail
Boston Post
Paris
Jacquin
Col du Bonhomme
Vosges
Chambray
Bastille
French Commissariat
English Army Going Blindfold to War
Special Correspondent reports from Boulogne that English troops travel in secrecy. Wives hear nothing of their destinations as officers and soldiers alike are kept in the dark, with strict censorship and post restrictions. Customs officers seize incoming newspapers on ships to suppress information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily Mail
Boston Post
Boulogne
Southampton
Borneo
Heavy firing heard off California coast
Reports of heavy firing at sea were received from several sources in Monterey California as the steamer Frank H Buck under Captain McDonald arrived late last night confirming noise offshore.
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California
Monterey
Cal
McDonald
Frank H. Buck
Report of Cannon Fire Off Pigeon Point Near Santa Cruz
Witness says he heard cannonading while offshore near Pigeon Point north of Santa Cruz. The brief account notes sound from the sea but provides no details on origin or attribution.
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Pigeon Point
Santa Cruz
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Brussels
Waterloo
Swavre
Tirlemont
Gharlero
Louvain
T. J. Anderson
Jodeigne
Aln Aerschot Diest
Montmedy
Long Wyse
Verdun
Nancy
Belfort
S-S Arma
Aix LA Chapelle
Yeuxemburge
Metz
Saarburgs
Strassburg
Colmar
Switzerziand
Mulhausen
Skill Dental Co
Washington Street
Isaac Thompson
John Lt. Thompson
Massachusetts Co-Operative Hospital, Inc
Marlboro St
Mass
Ava
Revenue
Big Guns
Germany
G. C. Carnock
Horlick
Alexander OF
Teck
Queer Mary
Canada
Library Bureau
Federal Street
Fort Hill
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