Japanese Route RUSSIANS Continued from First Page
On July 17 Allied forces moved toward Lianshankwan to test enemy strength after reconnaissance. Three battalions hit Sybey Pass, 14 battalions plus 12 guns targeted Siaokao and adjacent passes, and a one-battalion right column guarded Sinkia and Lakho routes. The fight wore on through the day with heavy artillery, the Uchiha line holding Yanzee and Ikhavyan, and casualties over 1000, including Colonel Koschitz gravely wounded but remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lianshankwan
Siaokao
Wafankwan
Sinkia
Lakho
Papau
Sybey Pass
Siaokao Pass
Count Kelier
Kashtalinsky
Temple
Fankwan Pass
Lakho Passes
Ikhavuen
Ikhavuan
Keller
Wua
Horse Mountain
Ikhavyan
Yanzee Pass
Tsoudiaputse
Weller
Koschitz
Postum proves coffee's harmful link, improves health
A Missouri woman shares 25 years of stomach agony eased by switching from coffee to Postum. After trying Postum for three months, her spells vanished, health and vitality returned, and her family benefited as well. She urges others to trial Postum ten days to confirm coffee's role, and notes the World’s Fair exhibit Space 103 in Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Bass Point Nahant Hosts Largest Boat Trip Run
The Bass Point Nahant line reported its biggest excursion day Sunday aboard the Mt. Desert with full crew and ideal weather. Crowds praised Captain Beebe and the organization, while Lafricain's Boston Marine Band entertained as Union Wharf boats departed via the elevated line to Battery Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass Point
Nahant
Mt. Desert
North Shore
Boston
Beebe
lLafricain
Boston Marine Band
Union Wharf
Battery Street
Trips to Provincetown on Cape Cod Steamship
The Cape Cod steamship offers a full day outing to Provincetown with a morning departure from the Bay Line Wharf at 400 Atlantic Avenue. Weekday sails leave at 9 a.m. and Sunday sails at 9:30 a.m., promising an all day ocean trip and shore visit.
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Cape Cod
Provincetown
Cape
Bay Line
Atlantic Avenue
Washington Watches Seizures by Russians
Washington observers note uncertainty over Russian privateers actions in the Red Sea and their legal status. Experts split on legality, but foresee little American involvement as ships pass Suez. The Smolensk, once a merchantman, is cited as potentially a warrior or pirate, with Russia expected to disavow aggressive acts to avoid German pressure.
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Washington
Red Sea
America
Suez Canal
Manila
Geneva
Russia
Smolensk
Dardenelles
Germany
German Papers Demand Speedy Apology
Berlin reports sharpened editorial tone over mail seizure from the Prinz Hein rich and a united call for a speedy apology. Tageblatt notes a July 12 trial at Koentesburg by Prussian authorities for seven Social Democrats charged with smuggling anarchistic literature into Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Prinz Heinrich
Tageblatt
Koentesburg
Russia
Koenigsberg
Berlin expects Russia to disavow seizure of mails
Diplomatic circles in Berlin believe Russia will quickly disavow the seizure of German mails in the Red Sea to avoid raising the status of the Russian vessel Smolensk. Foreign diplomats discuss the incident amid concerns the issue could become awkward and involve questions of maritime authority and neutrality.
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Berlin
Russia
Red Sea
Smolensk
Threat to End Stockyards Strike by Arbitration
Chicago July 18. An arbitration effort to settle the stockyards strike is planned. Union president Donnelly will submit a conference request to packers and seek agreement to take back all strikers rather than prolong the strike. If rebuffed, about 13 000 allied trades at the stockyards will be called out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagog
Donnelly
Packers
Joseph Morton
Morton
Chicago
Five-year-old boy suffers skull fracture after swing fall
Samuel Crickett aged five, of 5 Sheafe Street, walked into the Relief station after noon seeking treatment for a double skull fracture from a swing fall. He was accompanied by his mother who reported the mishap occurred earlier in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Crickett
Sheafe Street
Russia Says No Trouble From Seizures Of Fleets
St Petersburg July 18 Russia does not foresee international complications from the volunteer fleet of steamers passing through the Dardanelles and later converted into warships. An official of the foreign office told AP that the ships, the St Petersburg and Smolensk, did not pass as warships but as merchantmen and that the Paris treaty does not address their conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Dardanelles
Associated Press
Turkey
Three Crap Shooters Fined In Cambridge Court
Cambridge police arrested three youths during a game on More Street. Thomas Terrie, 16, of 13 Harvard Street, Robert Patterson, 20, of Cambridge Street, Boston, and Edwin Murphy, 15, of 26 Hayes Street, Cambridge, were fined $5 each, paid, and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Thomas Terrie
Harvard Street
Robert Patterson
Cambridge Street
Boston
Edwin Murphy
Hayes Street
More Street
Bryson and Miller Box for Bantam Title Draw in Bath
John Bryson the New England bantamweight champion from Waltham Massachusetts battled Jim Miller of Bath for 12 rounds at Alameda Hall before the Pastime Athletic Club. The bout ended in a draw keeping both fighters without a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
John Bryson
New England
Waltham
Mass
Jim Miller
Pastime Athletic Club
Alameda Hall
Record Beach Tickets Hit 2300 At Winthrop Beach Station
Ticket sales at Winthrop Beach station yesterday reached 2300, a new record according to Ticket Agent Frank Pollock. Some tickets were likely for use during the week, as the crowd size did not match the total ticket count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Beach
Frank Pollock
Post
Meat Cutters Denounce Local Wholesale Dealers Strike Action
At Union 397 Amalga mated Meat Cutters meeting 164 Canal street John B Shea of Springfield reviewed the Western packing house strike. He said packers seek to push out retail dealers to create their own shops. He warned of famine price tactics and reported possible packer concessions. A Syracuse telegram urged against the strike. Resolutions urged public patronage of union labeled meat markets and condemned wholesalers raising prices during the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Amalgamated Meat Cutters
Canal Street
John B. Shea
Springfield
Tobacco Trust
Chicago
Boston
Trust
Shea
Homer D. Call
Syracuse
N. Y
International
Arrival of first dedicated haddock fishing auxiliary sails
The port welcomed the Olive T. Hutchins the first auxiliary schooner built solely for haddock fishing arriving on its initial trip with 20 000 pounds haddock and 10 000 cod. Captain Merton Hutchins commands the 44 ton vessel with a 50 horsepower engine and 17 crew. Also notable, the auxiliary schooner Victor loaded 15 000 large fresh mackerel and 160 barrels of salt mackerel, selling, along with other diversions, for a busy fishing week total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive T. Hutchins
Merton Hutchins
Flagilla
Hutchins
W. S. Adams
East Boothbay
Victor
Sol Jacobs
Georges
I. J. Merritt, Jr
Oliver F. Kilham
Stranger
Elen I. Gleason
Maud F. Silva
Alice M. Guthrie
Sadie M. Nunan
Joseph Warren
Mary E. Stone
Haddock
Hake
Mabel E. Bryson
Charles W. Parker
The
Venus
Nellie G. Davis
Sarah Co
Pisa
Hamburg
J. Fendt
Fitzclarence
Antwerp
Crosby
Storm King
John Black & Co
Glasgow
Smith
Swim
George Smith
Commercial Street
Johnny Smith
Commercial Towboat Company
John Smith
Emily
Vim
Bath
Alvin F. Sortwell
Cambridge
Mass
Toledo
Boston Molasses Company
Commonwealth Dock
Boston
Shipping News July 19 Mini Almanac Arrivals at Harbor
Daily ship arrivals list multiple steamers and tugs docking at various ports including Hamburg Havana Philadelphia and New York with bananas and barges aboard. The notice records ships such as Pisa Bodo Hawkesbury City of Birmingham and Cape Ann along with tugs Shawanese McGoldrick and Patience and details on arrivals from Cape Ann Philadelphia and other points.
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Saxonia
Liverpool
Bodo
Sama
Cuba
City of Birmingham
New York
Aransas
N. FE
St. Croix
St. John
N. B
Portland
Eastport
Calvin Austin
N. GB
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. S
Herman Winter
Teaser
Philadelphia
Buck
Edgewater
Riverside
Alice J. Crabtree
Sullivan
International
Glendower
Merriam and Richardson
Shawanese
Worth Amboy
Beacon
Buffet
Blizzard
John G. Chandler
Binghampton
Flora and Marine
Pisa
Ger
Fendt
Hamburg
Feigenschow
W. W
C. R. Noyes
Verona
Oxholm
Fanny
Tugs Shawanese
McGoldrick
Perth Amboy
Bravo
Patience
Isle of Spice Coupons Draw Massive Mail In Early Rush
The Isle of Spice editor received a flood of submissions by mail over Sunday and Monday as applicants rushed in, with suburbs and Greater Boston heavily represented. Letters were sorted by hour to ensure priority, filling rooms with thousands awaiting processing and indicating widespread competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle of Spice
Boston
Globe
Assault charge settles at Pine Bank golf links
William Steeves was fined $15 in District Court for assaulting Charles L. Loomis at Pine Bank golf links. After a dispute on Saturday Steeves allegedly struck Loomis with a bottle, causing a deep cheek wound two inches long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
District Court
Sweetser
William Steeves
Charles L. Loomis
Pine Bank
British Vessels Detained by Russians in Red Sea
London reports from Aden that the British steamers Woodcock and Dalmatia were held for three hours by the Russian volunteer fleet in the Red Sea. The St Petersburg captain warned British residents to inform consuls that any British ships bound for the Far East could be seized if manifest contents are not clear. Two more Russian volunteer steamers near Odessa are ordered to Red Sea to seize ships alleged to carry contraband of war.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Aden
Woodcock
Dalmatia
Red Sea
St. Petersburg
Suez
Port
Far East
Odessa
Boston's Big War on Beef Trust
Cyrus Hapgood, president of the Brighton abattoir, says New England butchers must resist the Big Four packers. He notes no meat famine is likely and that cattle slaughtered daily at Brighton could supply New England twice over. Beef is shipped to New York Philadelphia and other hard-hit cities as the strike continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Packers’ Association
Trusts
Cyrus Hapgood
Brighton Abattoir
Postman
Brighton
Trust
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hapgood
Schwarzschild & Selzburger Company
New England Beef Trust
National Packers’ Association
Chicago Strike Breaker Dies From Injuries
Anton Bartusiakovis, a Swift Packing employee, was ambushed by a dozen men on Ashland avenue and left on trolley tracks. Police say strike sympathizers battered him after he refused to join the strike, fracturing his skull and jaw and crushing his shoulder before a car could stop. He died later at County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ashland Avenue
Anton Bartusiakovis
Swift Packing
Hunt
Bartusiakovis
Bartuslakovis
Popular fare reform draws crowds to excursion steamer
The management’s new price system proves popular as crowds flock to the excursion steamer. Beginning yesterday fares are liberal and allow mothers with children to enjoy a day by the ocean with music from Ritschel's Orchestra and a fish dinner at low cost. A Saturday matinee trip departs at 2 pm and returns at 6 pm for those with limited weekday time, with churches and societies planning groups to view the Massachusetts Bay shores from the north and south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean
Ritschel
Massachusetts Bay
Parker Leaders Confer on National Committee Prospect
The Parker leaders met with no discussion of selecting a national committee chair. Davis spoke on uniting interests and the strong campaign implied by the gathering. Western Democrats were seen as supportive with no faction fears, and Belmont denied NY faction talks while Dowling of Tammany attended. Senator Bailey predicted better party chances. many Democrats plan to seek Judge Parker’s aid in Esopus to rally support for chair aspirants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
St. Louis
New York
McCarren
Murphy
August Belmont
Victor Dowling
Tammany
New York State
Bailey
Texas
Esopus
Judge Parker
Back Bay Jewelry Theft Involving Helen Shepard
Mrs. Helen Shepard of 21 Marlboro Street found her home looted last night with $300 worth of jewelry missing. Police investigated the break in and are reviewing neighborhood security footage for leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Shepard
Marlboro Street
Nantasket Beach steamers offer midway harbor views and amusements
Unexcelled for comfort safety and speed the Nantasket Beach line steamers depart Rowes Wharf hourly for a harbor voyage past Fort Independence Fort Strong Fort Warren and Fort Andrews. The trip passes Pemberton Burrage Hospital Bunkin Island and Nantasket with band concerts every afternoon and evening by the Martland Brockton Band and ample bathing facilities on a famed New England beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket Beach
Rowe's Wharf
Boston Harbor
Fort Independence
Fort Strong
Long Island
Fort Warren
Fort Andrew
Peddock’s Island
Popular Nantasket Point Draws Crowds by Fast Steamers
Nantasket Point on the south shore attracts many travelers with regular daily trips from Snow's Arch wharf on Atlantic avenue at Oliver street. The new steamers Pleasure Bay and Attaquin sail at 9 30 a m taking about 40 minutes to the Point where visitors enjoy numerous attractions amid harbor islands of historical value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket Point
Pleasure Bay
Attaquin
Snow’s Arch Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Oliver Street
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Aly Cars
Wintergreen Power
Bears
the Centaur Company
New York City
Sister Sue
Bryson and
Miller
Dudley Pray
Ali Bessie
Clara
Dora
Alice
Salem
Lehigh
Byssus, Bluster
Buckler
Baronet
Macallar Parker Company
Washington St
Shipping News
Alpha Shoe Store
Hanover St
Scollay Sq
Pine Bank Golf Links
New Brunswick
Parker
Back Bay
Steamers
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