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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1911

Page

2

Blues Engage Reds in Morning War Game Near Newburyport

Red cavalry clash with Blue forces from Suntang Lake to Middleton in a drawn skirmish near North Reading. Blue troops under Captain Blake repel Red scouts, capture horses, and report several Blue casualties while commanders and umpires coordinate the day’s exercise at Wakefield and Topsfield camps.

Suntang Lake Lynnfield Lynnfield Centre Pilling’s Pond Pine Hill North Reading Middleton North Reading Major Schmitz Red Cavalry Blue Cavalry Blue Army John A. L. Blake Tewksbury Silver Lake Pudpoint Wilmington Blake B. S. Blake Blue Schmitz Jenkins’ Corner Williams Byron Tuckerman, Jr Tuckerman Fifth Infantry Corporal Dana Nickerson Pierce Parker Foss Frothingham Regular Army Wakefield Rifle Range Topsfield Boston State House Middletown Topsfield Alms House North Reading Square Suntaug Lake

Coastwide search for Annette renamed Velocity vanishes

The 31 ton schooner Annette later renamed Velocity, with official number 203004 and signal KVH G, disappeared offshore. Rumors swirl as families await news from Hatteras to Eastport while life saving stations assist in the coastwide search. Day at Hood Rubber on vacation hopes for a safe return, with Mrs Day noting the weather may have doomed the vessel.

Hatteras Eastport Annette Velocity Oine Charles L., Seabury & Co Morris Heights N. Y Day Hood Rubber Company Mabel Cantabrigia Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge Europe Maine Canada Halifax

Nervous German Press Watches Moroccan Crisis

Berlin reports mounting nervousness over the Moroccan situation as columns of dispatches cite pessimistic rumors. Cologne Gazette warns that France should withdraw troops and Germany would then pull warships after protecting economic interests in Sus. Tageblatt and Tagliche Rundschau critique Britain's publicity tactics and England's policy toward Germany.

Berlin London Cologne France Morocco Germany Agadir Sus North Africa Europe Tageblatt Great Britain Tagliche Rundschau England Edward French Congo Boston Charleston Libreville Arica Congo

Cause of Morocco Trouble

France has long claimed a semi guardianship over Morocco and used troops to police the country while relying on France to keep peace. The Algeciras Conference confirmed her police powers as states participated in the conference.

France Morocco Algeciras Lloyd George Germany England Russia Agadir Austria Italy United States

Germany Holds Dignity in Agadir Stand and Congo Price

The German move at Agadir sparked a European crisis as France and Britain rally to opposing lines. Germany linked Moroccan concessions to a vast Congo cession, threatening major territorial shifts across Africa. France rejects the Congo demand, while Britain and Russia weigh in, signaling a broader struggle among major powers.

France Central Africa Congo de Brazza Lake Tchad Libreville Loango Germany Morocco Agadir Major Marchand Africa Fashoda Great Britain Cape Cairo Egypt South Africa Congo Free State Atlantic Sus

England Orders Her Fleet Home

Paris reports General Michel resigns as vice president of France's Superior Council of War over defence strategy. Powers move to General Pau, amid unrest tied to the Moroccan crisis and souring relations after the Agadir gunboat incident with Germany.

Paris Michel Superior Council of War Germany France Pau Agadir

Deafness Reversed After Osmo Chemic Treatment

Miss Gertrude LeBaron, stenographer at Auerbach & Co. Boston, testifies she lost hearing 15 years ago due to La Grippe. After ear discharge and noises persisted, Osmo Chemic Physicians treated her. Discharge ceased and hearing restored, with local testimonials supporting the claim.

Gertrude LeBaron Auerbach & Co Otis St Boston Hersey St Hingham la Grippe Miss Burgess Pearl St Framingham

Deaf Roxbury man seeks Osmo-Chemic cure story

Geo A Veith a clearmaker of Roxbury who lived at 6 Wayland Street and Boston at 35 Dover Street said he had been deaf for four years from typhoid fever. He described loud noise in his head and night waking until treatment by Osmo-Chemic Physicians, which he credited with restoring hearing and reducing the noises.

Geo. A. Veith Clearmaker Wayland St Roxbury Dover St Boston

Deaf 20 Years Hears After Treatment at Norumga Park

Marshall R. Currier, engineer at Norumga Park, Auburndale, says typhoid fever left him deaf for two decades. He recalls almost total deafness in his right ear and near loss in the left, with ringing noises. After treatment, he can hear a watch tick with the right ear and nearly perfectly with the left.

Marshall R. Currier Norumga Park Charles St Auburndale

Local Residents Listed in Society Notices

Miss Hanrahan of Fall River Frances Bernard of Boston Jacob Sulham of Hanson F E Bacon of Roxbury Nellie M Brown of Cambridge Nellie Donovan of Beverly Margaret Kimball of Boston Fannie Record of Boston C S Barker of Medford Mildred Burgess of South Framingham Ida Nelson of Waltham list of social contacts and addresses.

Hanrahan Bullard St Fall River Frances Bernard Cecilia St Boston Jacob Sulham Hanson Mass F. E. Bacon Rock St Roxbury Nellie M. Brown Aberdeen Ave Cambridge Nellie Donovan High St Beverly Margaret Kimball Oliver St Linden Fannie Record Vancouver St C. S. Barker Spring St Medford Mildred Burgess Pearl St Framingham Ida Nelson Crescent St Waltham

One Month Free Deafness Treatment Offer

The Osmo Chemie Physicians offer one month free treatment to all deaf patients who begin or renew care before July 30. The offer covers all medicine and is described as absolutely free, with only four days remaining to enroll.

Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Practice

Dr J L Plankett chief consulting physician specializes in eye ear nose throat chest and chronic diseases with permanent offices at 18 Boylston Street Boston Suite 8 2 entrance 18 daily hours 10 am to noon 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm closed Sundays

J. L. Plankett Boylston St Boston

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