German Drive on Warsaw Halted in Stalled Advance
London reports Russia maintains steel ring around Warsaw as German advance stalls north and south of the city. Grand Duke Nicholas redeploys hundreds of thousands of Russian reserves, threatening Slav onslaught in the Narew valley and near Lublin, while Berlin royals delay entry into the eastern capital.
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London
Russia
Warsaw
Nicholas
Narew
Lublin
Berlin
Posen
Busy Night at Everett City Council Meeting
The Everett City Council endured a chaotic session with three gavels broken and a spectator ejected by police. President Winfield S. Hamlin used an iron headed hammer after failing to restore order, as the body approved a 20 cent pay raise for city laborers to 2.50 dollars a day.
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Everett
Winfield S. Hamlin
Night Sky Notes and Historic Dates for Today
Rises at 4 25 sets at 7 15 with the moon at 12 41 a m. First quarter July 19 full moon July 26 last quarter Aug 2 new moon Aug 10. Full moons Aug 24 Sept 23 Oct 22 Nov 21 Dec 21. 2034 day of year. St. Mary Magdalene day. Pilgrims sailed Speedwell in 1620 then returned. Maiden voyage of Old Ironsides began 1798. Mississippi source discovered 1881. Light auto lamps 7 45 pm and other vehicles 8 15 pm. Morning planets Saturn Venus Jupiter. Day 14h 50m long. Day’s decrease since June 22 29m.
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Saturn
Venus
Jupiter
Holland
America
Mississippi
Fair Warm Weather Forecast for Boston Area
Fair weather expected for Boston and vicinity with slightly warmer temperatures. Winds become moderate and variable then westerly. Forecast for New England and Eastern New York calls for generally fair conditions Thursday and Friday.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
New York
Roosevelt Flays Pacifists at Exposition Address
Theodore Roosevelt condemns pacifists to a doomed nation of poltroons before a vast audience at the exposition. He asserts readiness for defense and urges unity in facing global tensions.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt's Panama Exposition Address Inspires Call to Duty
The excerpt quotes Roosevelt urging national strength through vigor and courage. He argues a free democracy requires men ready to fight and women who feel their sons are bound to the nation's call, praising the fighting spirit of past leaders and citizens.
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Washington
Grant
Lee
Republic
Roosevelt
Roosevelt urges universal military service at Panama-Pacific Exposition
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt addressed crowds at the Panama-Pacific Exposition urging universal military service for youths on a Swiss model. He warned that delay in preparedness could invite division and ridicule and stressed defending national rights with strength. Continued on page six first column.
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San Francisco
Cal
Theodore Roosevelt
Belgium
Italians Rebuild Isonzo Bridge Between Cervignano and Monfalcone
Udine July 21. The engineers corps of the Italian army has completed reconstructing the railroad bridge over the Isonzo River between Cervignano and Monfalcone. The structure was destroyed by Austrians at the outbreak of hostilities.
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Udine
Italy
Engineers Corps
Isonzo River
Cervignano
Monfalcone
Trolley Route Service to Worcester and Intermediate Points
Advertises the Boston and Worcester trolley for Worcester and intermediate stops with express and accommodation service. Provides updated schedule and travel options for riders seeking quicker transport and added comfort.
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Boston & Worcester Trolley
Worcester
Opium Raid Leads to Four Arrests on Steamship Canadian
A sternly conducted opium raid on the steamship Canadian produced near ten thousand dollars of narcotics and led to four arrests. Firemen aboard the vessel faced custody while United States officers also detained Charles Loie of Marlboro and Wong Hen of West End for involvement.
Port Arrests After Opium Find at Lowell Street Laundry
Surveyor of the Port Maynard and officers arrested Wong Hen at 1 o clock after a standby police detachment. Charles Loie was seized in Marlboro. Firemen Harry Smith and Peter Flemming, aged 31 and 32, were taken into custody. A Canadian vessel tied at Pier 4 East Boston implicated by William F. Plummer. Fifty? five boxes of opium were found on Smith and Flemming and more opium totaling 9675 dollars discovered aboard the ship.
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Charles Loie
Lincoln Street
Marlboro
United States
Wong Hen
Lowell Street
West End
Port
Maynard
Surveyor Maynard
Harry Smith
Peter Flemming
Pier 4
East
Boston
Custom House
William F. Plummer
Smith
Flemming
End of Big Welsh Coal Strike Reached in South Wales
London July 21 South Wales coal miners accept terms agreed yesterday and end the strike. Mines to resume work at once as both sides vow to help government recover lost production from the week of idleness.
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London
South Wales
Delicious Five Fruit Ice by Hay’s brand sold regionally
A quick Hay’s Five Fruit ice mix is promoted for refreshment and numerous uses. Sold by S. S. Pierce Co. and Cobb Bates Yerxa Co. advertisements note its convenience and popularity.
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S. S. Pierce Co
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Co
Bridgeport Strike Developments Split Over Truce and Tactics
J. J. Keppler declares a truce and days of labor’s favorable terms ahead while Thomas J. Savage disputes the claim. Hodcarriers reject sympathy strike aims as manufacturers call the effort a fizzle. Remington U M C and Remington Arms announce eight hour days with pay for 10. Guards and police quell demonstrations as unionization efforts and a Wilson investigation demand loom.
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J. J. Keppler
Thomas J. Savage
Keppler
International Association of Machinists
Hodcarriers
Machinists
Remington U. M. C
Remington Arms and Ammunition Co
Gompers
A. F. of
Bridgeport
Wilson
Remington
Columbia Nut and Bolt Co
Ammunitions Strike Confusion Over End Claims
Bridgeport July 21 Conflicting statements from J J Keppler and Machinists leaders clash with manufacturers on the am munition plants strike leaving the true status uncertain as Keppler says the strike is virtually over with a truce and withdrawal of pickets while other officials dispute the claim.
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Bridgeport
Conn
J. J. Keppler
National Association of Machinists
Thomas J. Savage
The
Machinists
Manufacturers’ Association
Keppler
Red Sox Keep on Winning in St Louis
Boston’s Ruth fires a strong pitching performance as the Red Sox defeat the Browns 4 to 2 in the opening game of the series at St Louis. The win extends Boston’s lead over the White Sox and Tigers.
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ST. Louis
Bill Carrigan
Red Sox
Mound City
Ruth
Boston
White Sox
Tigers
Debut hurler Carrigan shines before late relief
Carrigan pitched a superb debut as a husky left-hander. He was pulled in the ninth after a costly infield error, a precautionary move noted as a record during the game.
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Carrigan
Husky
Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League games Cincinnati beat Boston 2 to 1 and Philadelphia edged Chicago 1 to 0. New York and St Louis played on wet grounds with rain affecting Pittsburg and Brooklyn games. American League Boston defeated St Louis 4 to 2 and Philadelphia won 4 to 3. New England League results include Lewiston over Manchester, Lawrence over Portland, and Worcester sweeping Fitchburg in two. Federal League features Baltimore 7 St Louis 0 and Brooklyn 4 Chicago 0 with a suspended Brooklyn Chicago 8 second game.
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Chicago
New York-St. Louis
Pittsburg-Brooklin
St. Louis
Detroit
New England
Lynn
Lowell
Lewiston
Manchester
Lawrence
Portland
Worcester
Fitchburg
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Woman 75 Will Again Be Bride
Mrs. Alzada M. Everbeck, 75, of 64 Cliff Avenue Winthrop, will marry Frank W. Dunklee a Boston real estate man 13 years her junior tonight despite her two sons who plan to seek legal action to block the marriage. She says Dunklee has given her comfort since her husband's death over two years ago and helps with the house and grounds.
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Alzada M. Everbeck
Cliff Avenue
Winthrop
Frank W. Dunklee
Boston
Winthrop Cottager
Boston Widow to Wed Riverside Cottage Suitor
Mrs. Everbeck plans marriage to Mr. Dunklee in a sea view 13 room cottage. Sisters and sons resist, seeking accounting of her late husband George Everbeck’s estate as they oppose the union. The couple insists their partnership ensures health and happiness with future Florida interests and shared revenue.
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Mrs. Everbeck
Mr. Dunklee
Florida
Boston
Rockland
State of
Maine
Earth
Police rescue woman from midnight house fire
Miss Sophie Katz, 20, a lodger at 51 Billerica Street, was pulled from a burning home at midnight by two policemen. She was nearly unconscious from smoke and in a hysterical state as firefighters fought a blaze causing about 200 dollars in damage.
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Sophie Katz
Billerica Street
New Leader Opposed 10 Great Navy
Worcester July 21 Congress man Claude Kitchin successor to Oscar Underwood as Democratic leader of the House says he will oppose a larger army and navy if current German difficulties are resolved. He spoke at the Hotel Bancroft and explained his stance on a more prepared national defense.
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Worcester
Claude Kitchin
Lee Carolina
Oscar W. Underwood
House of Representatives
Germany
Bancroft
Roosevelt Called a Jingo in Defense Funding Clash
The article notes calls branding Roosevelt a jingo as all measures to boost national defence must originate in the House, highlighting the leader's stance in a confrontation that continues on page 10 sixth column.
President vows to end evasions over Lusitania reparations
A plain warning is issued that decisive action will follow as the President asserts Germany must accept reparations for the Lusitania sinking. The statement emphasizes firm stance against evasion and demands clear agreement on damages.
New U S Note to Germany Demands Respect for Neutral Rights
Washington reports a new note to Berlin sets out six points defending neutral rights and condemning submarine war without warning. It declares that further German violations of American rights on the high seas will be deemed unfriendly and may lead to a break in relations.
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Germany
United States
Lusitania
Washington
Berlin
President’s note shifts from request to demand on Germany
The latest dispatch marks a transition from a request for assurance to a firm demand. It states the United States will not tolerate further violations and calls for concrete measures to ensure compliance. The change signals heightened diplomatic pressure and potential consequences.
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