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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1914

Page

3

French Admit Great Defeat as War Office Reports Retreat

The French and British suffered heavy losses after failed offensives west of the Meuse and near Nancy. German forces penetrated Alsace Lorraine while French railways and seas remained under our control. Officials vow a temporary withdrawal to defensive positions with a renewed offensive planned when ready.

Paris French War Office Meuse Semois Joffre Lorraine Nancy West Prussia

United Fruit Boat Metapan Ashore off Colombia Coast

Kingston Jamaica August 24 The United Fruit Company steamer Metapan capt Spencer left New York August 12 for Kingston Colon and other points and is ashore on the coast of Colombia The wrecking steamer Reh ef has gone to her assistance Passengers aboard include Mrs Adelaide Buckley J S Thompson Mr and Mrs Leonard J Clarke A D Mitchell A B Cameron and Mr and Mrs D C Stapleton

Kingston Jamaica United Fruit Company Metapan Spencer New York Colon Colombia ReHef Adelaide Buckley J. S. Thompson Leonard J. Clarke A. D. Mitchell A. B. Cameron Mrs D. C. Stapleton

Route for Labor Day Parade Set by Chief Marshal

Chief Marshal William Kobs announced the Labor Day parade route. The head of the line forms at Beacon and Arlington at 10 o’clock, travels Beacon School Washington Dover Berkeley to Columbus avenue, parks at Park Square for review by the marshal and staff. A mass meeting follows on the Common with speakers F J Hayes J W Brown and other labor leaders seeking mine workers support in their strike.

William Kobs Beacon Arlington Streets School Washington Dover Berkeley Streets Columbus Avenue Park Square Lincoln Monument International F. J. Hayes J. W. Brown The Mine Workers’ Union

May Cure Boy of Lockjaw

Percy Abbott ten year old son of Mr and Mrs James J Abbott of 768 East Sixth Street South Boston is treated at City Hospital for tetanus after a stone struck his eye and a cut on his foot became infected The case is diagnosed by Dr Garfield and treated with stimulants and hypodermic nourishment The boy regained some consciousness and doctors hope to restore his health and perhaps save his eyes with the help of ophthalmology specialists Dr Fairbanks and Dr Barron

Percy Abbott James J. Abbott East Sixth Street South Boston Garfield City Hospital Abbott Fairbanks Barron

Will Open All Reserve Banks

Washington Aug 24 The Federal Reserve Board will open all 12 reserve banks simultaneously after considering a plan to start with New York and Boston. The board will select Class C directors next, then banks will hire officers, arrange quarters, pay assessments, and prepare to open when ordered.

New York Boston

District deadline moves up to organize banks

District officials push a sooner deadline to complete banking arrangements before week’s end. The move aims to accelerate organization and ensure proper oversight, with staff coordinating with financial representatives to finalize plans.

Woman Dies by Gas Poisoning at Roxbury Home

Hattie Pike wife of Herbert W. Pike died at City Hospital yesterday afternoon from gas poisoning. Found unconscious by her husband Saturday at 454 Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury with gas on full and a rubber tube in her mouth. She died without regaining consciousness. She was about 58 years old.

Hattie Pike Herbert W. Pike City Hospital Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury

Baldwin Out for Senate

New Haven Aug 24 The Journal Courier will print a statement from Governor Simeon E Baldwin announcing his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate. He says he believes he represents the general political sentiments of the Connecticut Democratic party more distinctly than any other man.

New Haven the Journal- Courier Simeon E. Baldwin United States Senate Democratic Party of Connecticut

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