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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1914

Page

12

Col Borden's Arabian Horses at Rockingham

Colonel Spencer Borden of Fall River features six rare Arabians at the Rockingham Fair show September 1 to 5. His horses Badoma Impressa Segario are entered in the military tournament with Miss Clemence Crafts riding Minx in saddle classes. Four hundred horses, including many notable breeders, will compete at the event.

Spencer Borden Fall River America Colonel Borden Badoma Blanche Butler Borden Spencer Borden, Jr Impressa Segario Rockingham Fair Minx Clemence Crafts Back Bay Joseph Sylvester Cohasset Benjamin Pope Concord

Inquiries on Stocks and Bonds Guide Part Answers by Post

The Boston Post outlines its financial Q and A service for New England stocks and bonds. It replies to questions on Woolworth, United States Steel, Interborough Metropolitan, and other issues, detailing capitalization, surplus, and intrinsic value with historical price data and market outlooks.

Boston Post New England Post Inwsirer Boxton Post Heston Mass F. W. Woolworth Company Wad Somerville Woolworth Company United States Steel Company Lawrence G. M. Boston New York City Interborough Interborough-Metropolitan Interborough - Metropolitan

Japan Declares War on Germany Amid East Asia Tension

The imperial rescript proclaims war against Germany and orders the army and navy to fight with all means allowed by law. Tokyo reports crowds in color and notes Britain and Germany moving in Asia while the United States remains neutral under Wilson policy.

Department of Foreign Affairs Administration of the Navy Russia Count von Rex Tokio America Minnesota Manchuria George W. Guthrie Germany Kaiserin Elizabeth Tsing-Tau Kiaochau Austria Japan Foreign Office Shantung China United States Wilson Europe Far East Great Britain Asia von Haimhausen State Department Gumbinen

Japan Declares War After Unanswered Peace Advice

Premier Okuma announces Japan’s declaration of war following failed diplomatic reply. Cabinet adopts war regulations. newspapers note American suspicions about Japan’s ultimatum. Despatches report German and Chinese moves, Kuang Kai-shek responses, and German residents warned to evacuate by Sept. 5 under passport protection.

Japan America Okuma England Pekin Yuan Shi Kai Harbin Manchuria Siberia European Russia Irkutsk China

Japan Declares War on Germany and Seeks U S Help

Viscount Chinda formally notified Washington that Japan has declared war on Germany and asked the United States to care for Japanese interests in Germany. Secretary Bryan’s note and British assurances on China settlements are reiterated, with focus on open door in China and Kiaochau return to China.

Washington Viscount Chinda United States Japan Germany China Seas Asia Bryan China Kiaochan Wilson Chinda State Department Lansing Guthrie Foreign Office Tokio Count Okuma Shantung Province Tsi-Nan Tien-Tsin Nanking

Berlin Hands Japanese Envoy His Passports

Berlin transmitted passports to the Japanese charge d affaires as Berlin recalled its ambassador from Tokyo. The German government offered no reply to Japan's ultimatum and stated it had nothing further to say on the demands.

Germany Haniel von Haimhausen State Department Chinda Lansing von Haimhausen Berlin Japan Rotterdam London Reuter Amsterdam Tokio

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