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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1914

Page

7

France's Fate Is in Balance in Central Vosges Fight

An official war ministry bulletin reports a new battle in Mau Beuge and Donon in the central Vosges with France's fate at stake. It notes massing French and British forces west of the Meuse, Allied advances near the Ardennes, and morale high despite three days of heavy fighting, with Belgian and English aid and German moves along the front.

Paris War Ministry Maubeuge Department of the Nord Donon Vosges France Alsace Rhine Meuse Givet Ardennes Joffre Wirton Lorraine Grand Couronne de Nancy Luneville Nancy Vezouze Prince Adalbert Charleroi Malines West Prussia Germany Leille Roubaix Tourcoing Douai

Whitlock Reports Cable Through From Brussels During War

American minister to Belgium Brand Whitlock, after days of silence, sent a Brussels cablegram to Washington stating neutral powers, including Spain, urged Brussels burgomaster not to defend the city. He remained in Brussels with the legation, noting humane service under neutral status and protection of a British colony. First Secretary Gibson reported foreigners in Brussels were safe after the city fell to German forces.

Belgium Washington Brand Whitlock Brussels Whitlock Antwerp United States Inter-Parliamentary Union Belgian Foreign Office Gibson Legation State Department

German Strategic Focus Threatens France From Longwy to Rheims

Analysis notes German army concentration in a triangle from Phillipsburg to Rheims, with 16 corps intruding toward Longwy. It argues fortifications across Maubeuge to Verdun weaken France's main army, forcing nine corps at most, while German rail and road mobility sustains a decisive advance toward Reims and Paris.

Europe France Germany Phillipsburg Rheims Cologne Reims Longwy Maubeuge Verdun Meuse Belgium Tsing-Tau Marne Paris Strassburg Belfort Langres lHne Luneville Neufchateau

Invasion by Russia and the German Frontiers

A detailed examination of Germany's eastern frontier explains why a Russian invasion would be difficult. It notes marshy borders along rivers like the Vistula and Niemen, the strategic value of East Prussia and Silesia, and how German rail networks enable rapid concentration while Russian lines are sparse and slower to mobilize.

Prussia Galicia Austria Eydtkunen Gumbinnen Lyk Goldap Mazur Lakes Warsaw Allenstein Johannisburg Villenberg Soldau Neidenburg Zolkiew Vladimir Volhynski Sokal Washington Germany Oder Wartha Vistula Niemen Dwina Baltic Sea Poland Carpathians East Prussia Silesia Bohemia Moravia Europe Carpathian Mountains Russia Roumania Baltic Pregel Koenigsberg Dantzlz Thorn Posen Glogau Stettin Kustria Breslau Modlin Novo- Georgievski Narev

Cattaro Near Surrender Report Says Fortifications Destroyed

A Corriere d Italia despatch from Antivari Montenegro reports Cattaro the Austrian Adriatic port has its fortifications destroyed and the Austrian commander is parleying for terms of surrender after an Allied bombardment.

Rome London Corriere d'Italia Antivari Montenegro Cattaro Dalmatia Adriatic

Essex halts Austrian steamer Ida near New York harbor

The British cruiser Essex stopped the Austrian freight steamer Ida near New York, examined papers, and allowed her to proceed after a delay. Ida had sailed from Lisbon before war declaration. a prize court ordered release, but the vessel now risks capture if she leaves port.

New York Harbors New York New York Harbor Essex Ida Quebec Halifax Lisbon

Brussels indemnity payment progress reported from Flushing

A Times despatch from Flushing states that 4 million dollars toward the 40 million dollar German demanded war indemnity for Brussels has already been paid. The report notes the payment advances as part of restitution efforts.

London The Times Flushing Brussels

Massachusetts Ancient Order of Hibernians Meet Opens

The biennial State convention of the Massachusetts Ancient Order of Hibernians opened in Worcester with about 800 delegates. A solemn high Mass at St. John's Church preceded a sermon to delegates by Rev. James P. Curran.

Worcester Massachusetts Ancient Order of Hibernians St. John’s Church James P. Curran

A. O. H. Delegates Meet in Worcester With Officials

Delegates and Ladies' Auxiliary members convened in A. O. H. Hall Worcester welcomed by Alder man Francis P. McKeon representing Mayor George M. Wright and County President John T. Flanagan. State association President Patrick F. Cannon spoke as session opened.

Ladies’ Auxiliary A. O. H. Hall Worcester Francis P. McKeon George M. Wright John T. Flanagan Patrick F. Cannon State Association Bancroft Hotel Clinton Richard Dwyer Massachusetts Dennis J. Slattery Thomas A. McAvoy Walsh Curley Boston

Red Cross Fund Hits 7300 Milestone in Massachusetts Drive

The Massachusetts Red Cross fund now totals 2,067.39 with 2,037.39 raised so far. Gardiner M. Lane, the treasurer, acknowledged numerous contributions from individuals and groups including Mrs. Sarah F. Sargent 2.00 Miss Ellen Bullard 10.00 Benjamin Pettee 25.00 and many others, listing gifts from Mrs. Henry S. Grew Mrs. Alfred Winsor and multiple local clubs. The campaign tally ends at 3,087.39 in the final total from donors across communities and organizations.

Massachusetts American Red Cross Gardiner Charlotte Mr Wiehe Robert S. Russell Thomas , Todd Henry S. Grew Ween Susan P. S. Clapp Tousse Verrill Alfred Winsor Louis Rosenbaum Jorm D Mevaee C'S Leer Aewewedes Jack Meredith Chery Ming Ps Gustin Isc Kegs Cvces Mra H. Dana Katherine P. Loring Franklin T. Pfaelzer, Jr Charles G. Washburn Solomon Reobitschik Red Cross Committee Women James T. Fields Katherine A. Jennison Seaside Chapel North Scituate Clara A. Cotlidge Constance A. Wadsworth Ealee James F. Whitney Ckee Ikdeess Mary D. Frost George B. Dexter Islesboro Colony

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