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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1915

Page

3

Hammer Presented to Marshal Lovell Marks Crimean War Auction

A gold fettered inscription on the hammer commemorates the Crimean War and its presentation to the marshal of the admiralty H. W. Lovell ahead of a forthcoming auction.

Admiralty H. W. Lovell

Paris Lad Aids British Wounded Under German Bombardment

A 16 year old Paris boy staying with an aunt at Roye during a 10 day bombardment helped care for a UK officer and nine men. He hid English soldiers by falsely guiding a German officer, suggested sheltering German wounded in a chapel, then obtained women’s clothes to maintain the deception.

Paris Roye

Escape Through Night Journey of a Narrow Flight

A narrator recalls guiding a group along a circuitous route out of town and across varied terrain until rejoining their main force. The passage emphasizes careful navigation and persistence despite detours.

Missionaries to Aid POWs From Pekin to Siberia

A committee of missionaries, mostly Americans, will depart from Pekin to interior Siberia to deliver medical supplies and clothing from the American Red Cross. The POWs are paroled and not confined, with food clothing and medicine as their needs. The group will extend mercy work while leveraging Siberian railway access.

Washington Pekin Siberia American Red Cross

Paris Front Gifts Flood Army Transport

Paris reports a flood of soldier gifts with the transport department overwhelmed. Private donors sent 1,400,000 gallons of wine from Herault and 130,000 from Angou. The Herault Prefect told Minister Malvy another 1,400,000 gallons may follow.

Paris Transportation Department Army Department of Herault Angou Louis J. Malvy Interior

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