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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1915

Page

6

Russians Again Force Fighting on the Front

Despatches from Berlin and Petrograd say Russia has shifted to an offensive posture with renewed counter attacks near Krasnik and duels along the Wieprz and western Bug. Austrian and German actions are described as retreating in places while French and Italian naval and land operations continue with varied gains and losses, including the Italian cruiser Amalfi sunk by an Austrian submarine.

London Berlin Petrograd Bug Wieprz von Mackensen Jemberg Kanionka Teutons Lublin Krasnik

War News In Brief From Front Lines Across Europe

Austrians retire before Russian counterattacks protecting Lublin in Russian Poland. Italian attacks repulsed in Gorizia region. French gain in trenches near Souchez Apremont, then retreat. Russian assault from Kovno in Lithuania repulsed. German attack near Pilken repulsed by French and British artillery. Germans retaken 100 of 800 yards near Souchez. British submarine sinks a German warship in the Baltic. Turks bombard Allies near Anzac and Seddul Bahr repulsed. Montenegrins and Italians repel Austrian assaults. Carnic plateau progress slow. Italian artillery hits Corte and Val Porola positions. Dardanelles operations unreported.

Lublin Russian Poland Vienna Gorizia Souchez Apremont Berlin Kovno Lithuania Pilken Paris Angres Aisne Noyon Meuse Moselle Baltic Sea London Petrograd Avi Burnu Seddul Bahr Constantinople Grahovo Cettinie Passo di Campo Val d’Aone Corte Carnia Carnic Plateau Rome Cordevole la Tagliata Tresasse Val Porala Carnic Gallipoli Dardanelles

Indigestion diet guidance with bisulated magnesia remedy

An article advises dyspeptics avoid acidic foods and use a teaspoon of bisulated magnesia after meals to neutralize stomach acidity. It claims this antacid relieves irritation without drugs and urges readers to try the approach with moderate meals and proper dosing.

Montenegrins Seize Arms at Scutari

A Reuters dispatch from Cettinje reports Montenegrin authorities who seized Scutari Albania have ordered residents to surrender arms and ammunition. A large cache of Austrian rifles and cartridges was handed over and will arm several thousand Montenegrins returning from America.

London Cettinje Montenegro Reuter Scutari Albania America

German Foreign Minister urges direct cable to US amid war talks

Berlin reports Gottlieb von Jagow says a German note reopening the direct cable to the United States is imminent after minor changes. He criticizes Britain for withholding neutral news and cites obstacles in German American communications. The interview stresses free discussion to prevent misunderstandings and hopes for peaceful relations. Separately, battles on the Eastern Front show German and Austro‑Hungarian forces attacking near Muravievo and along the Vistula with significant prisoner gains and contested trenches at Bolimow.

Berlin London Gottlieb von Jagow Associated Press Herr von Jagow Germany United States Gerard Great Britain America

British and German actions reported from front lines

The war office reports in Belgium near Pilken and between Angres and Souchez heavy combat with German attacks repulsed. British artillery and field guns caused heavy losses. Fighting continues near the Aisne and Meuse Morvelle sectors with mines and trench damage noted.

Bombardments Reported Around Apremont Forest Areas

The day saw heavy bombardment at Tete-a-Vache and Vaux Fery in the Apremont forest, with additional fire to the north of Flirey. Military observers note intensified artillery activity in these sectors.

Vaux Fery Apremont Flirey

German Army Claims Western Front Presses Back French Attacks

Berlin reports in the western theatre that French forces penetrated 800 yards of our outer trenches west of Souchez but were driven out by a counter attack. A second French assault failed under our fire as fighting continues for a small trench section. Prisoners increased by three officers and 400 men. Eastern theatre notes repulsed enemy attack from Kovno with heavy losses. Stegna trenches captured, other advances failed. Dniester and upper Vistula line unchanged with enemy positions stormed west of the upper Vistula.

Muravievo Kalwaria-Suwalki Phelmenika Orjitz Jednorojetz Vistula Bolimow Bolimow Road Senne Josefow Lubin Urzendorf Bystrijitza Bug Zlota Lipa Dniester Berlin London Souchez Apremont Kovno Lithuania Stegna Przasnysz

Austrian War Office Update From Front Lines

Vienna reports on Russian Poland east of the Vistula and Lub lin counterattacks repelled. west of the Vistula Russian advances repulsed, Bug and East Galicia unchanged. Italian front near Gorizia saw attacks repulsed, Isonzo and Irn quiet. Montenegrin front saw renewed fighting night of July 6 7 with enemy attack collapsing.

Vienna London War Office Russian Poland Vistula Lublin Krasnik Bug Galicia Zlota Lipa Gorizia Isonzo Irn Corinthian Tyrolean Trebinje

Captain Claret Well Known in Boston

The Atlantic Transport line steamer Minnehaha, bound for Halifax after a fire in the hold, is captained by H. Claret, a familiar figure in Boston. Previously commander of the Red Star Line’s Marquette between Antwerp and Boston, he moved to the Mesaba before taking the Minnehaha.

Atlantic Transport Line New York London Halifax H. Claret Boston Red Star Line Marquette Antwerp Claret

Minnehaha cargo list fuels bombing theories Halifax

The Minnehaha carried 1000 cases of cordite 2800 cases of loaded shrapnel shells 1400 cases of TNT and hundreds of other munitions and fuels. Investigators weigh theories of Holt explosives or a German spy as causes while officials stress holds and cargo amid fire risk.

Minnenhaha la Touraine International Mercantile Marine Holt

Holt Worked Alone in Murder Case Inquiry

New York July 8 The police dropped theories of Holt having accomplices after reviewing letters from Ithaca to Holt in English German French and Spanish none indicate an associate. Scull notes Holt may be Erich Muenter given insanity links while a dynamite purchase is confirmed as 100 pounds of 60 percent grade. Holt’s body was moved to Dallas for burial and the inquest was postponed due to the jail keeper’s absence.

New York Holt Ithaca Guy Scull Woods Scull Erich Muenter Munsterberg Harvard University Muenter Hempstead Dallas Texas Justice of the Peace Jones Jeremiah Ryan

Italian army report details Passo di Campo clashes and gains

The Italian general staff said July 4-7 fighting repelled at Passo di Campo with heavy losses and noted advances on the Carnia plateau. They reported 1400 prisoners taken, bombardments near Corte and bivouac activity along the Carine plateau, plus aerial strikes on Opoina and Nabresina with aircraft returning safely.

Rome Paris Passo di Campo Val D’aone Cadore Corte Cordevole la Tagliata Tresassi Val Porala Aisevissa Gorizia Nabresina

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