God on Side of Boys at Front Says Kaiser
Berlin reports Emperor William awarded Iron Crosses to Crown Prince Frederick William Duke Albrecht of Wuerttemberg and Prince Oskar. He telegraphed praise for Wilhelm’s first victory, thanking God for support and bidding prayers for the boys and their wives.
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Kaiser
Berlin
Copenhagen
London
Emperor William
Prince Frederick William
Duke Albrecht of
Wilhelm
Oskar
Ina
Marie
Kaiser Sounds Death Knell at Tsingtau
Peking reports a letter from Tsingtau says Emperor William’s cable to resist to the uttermost ends the German garrison’s hope. German laborers are detained for military work around Tsingtau. Horace Remillard took consular archives from the port. Japanese landing at Kiaochau denied. British and French regiments remain at Tien-Tsin. Japanese envoy asked to extend the 30 mile limit. officials refused.
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Peking
Tsing- Tau
Kiaochau
William
Tsing-Tau
Horace Remillard
Tion
Tien-Tsin
China
Foreign Office
Massachusetts Teachers Stranded in Europe Seek Government Aid
Frederick P. Fish reports over 200 Massachusetts teachers, many from Boston, remain in Europe due to war disruptions. He urges urgent U.S. government assistance as they cannot return home to resume duties, some facing poverty while waiting lists for temporary work grow. A 122 name list details teachers from cities like Westfield Winchester Winthrop and Springfield abroad in London Paris and other cities.
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Frederick P. Fish
State Board of Education
Boston
Massachusetts
State Department
Washington
Europe
Fish
George E. Brock
Boston School Board
Franklin B. Dyer
Ees
Weeks
Austrian
Tyrol
Mass
Avis Waterbury
Westfield
Beverly Farms School
Paris
Magdalene Hanson
Winchester
Mansfield
Aarhus
Denmark
Lucy E. Alslen
Winthrop
London
Mary L. Pratt
Lucina Thompson
M. B. L. Bailey
Lancaster
Genoa
Cora Barden
North Attleboro
Minnie Chapel
West Warren
Natick
Anne L. Keating
Flora L. Nickerson
Chelsea
Chelsea Grammar
Rachael C. Osgood
Lynn
Anne B. Parker
Reading
Lena Pomeroy
Ellen M. Colbath
Cora Reynolds
Beverly
Chester
Eng
Nettie McQuesten
Waltham
Jennie M. Wood
Lucy Stoughton
Corinne V. Loomis
J. Grace Alien
Middleboro
Grenoble
France
Mary A. Cook
Hadley
Hopkins Academy
Maude A. Deehan
Cambridge
Boulogne
Ida F
Austrians Die as Zenta Fights A Stronger Force at Sea
Wireless despatches from Berlin recount the Austrian cruiser Zenta facing a force much larger, sinking rumors, and the crew seeking refuge in Montenegro. Russian prisoners arrive at Lemberg, and Emperor Wilhelm II congratulates Duke Albrecht for a victory with Iron Cross honors. Berlin funds unemployment relief. Bavarian guns captured from the French are displayed at Karlsruhe palace.
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Tangier
Ancona
New York
Gibraltar
Tegethoff
Lemberg
Galicia
Wannowsky Ivanoff
Wuerttemberg
Duke of Albrecht
Berlin
Bernstorff Blames Russians for War in Cables Debate
New York August 25 Count Johann von Bernstorff the German ambassador arrived here and said he would stay until Thursday to gather first hand information on U S censorship of the German wireless stations at Sayville and Sayville Sayville N Y and the denied Sayville license for Tuckerton N J He questioned British access to uncensored cables to forward warship movements and urged full information before approaching Washington He defended Germany arguing Vienna incited Russia toward mobilization and asserted England cut cables to hide the truth while noting Belgian reports of German cruelty and Red Cross violations. He estimated about twelve German and eight Austrian corps along the Vistula with 8 000 men, and claimed Germany sought peace with Austria over Serbia while Russia intervened to destroy Austria.
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New York
Johann von Bernstorff
Europe
Washington
United States
Sayville
N. Y
Tuckerton
N. J
Count von Bernstorff
England
Great Britain
Liege
Berlin
Red Cross
Vistula
Germany
Russia
Austria
Servia
America
Secretary of Commerce Red Field Article on Our Goods Abroad
Red Field writes a timely piece for the Sunday Post Magazine about international trade, U S goods, and the impact on domestic markets. The article analyzes export growth, manufacturing competitiveness, and policy implications for American industries overseas.
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Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
Next Sunday Post
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Flora A. Owen
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Carrie J. Batley
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Emma K. Peterson
Rome
Edward Watson Supple
Dorchester
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Esther M. Dixon
Southwest Harbor
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Penn
Geneva
Bertha G. Fogg
Lucerne
Louise B. Foster
Olle Hubbard
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Elizabeth G. Kennedy
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Janetta G. McGregor
Athol
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Arlington
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Louise
Steinway
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Clara A. Lewis
Sara A. Thompson
Salem
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Harold E. Vanderbilt
Englewood
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Alfred R. Lincoln
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Charles F. Warner
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