Reds and Blues Game Nears Big War Battle In Camp
The period’s imagined frontier war features Red and Blue forces clashing soon with infantry cavalry and artillery. Blue and Red scouting actions capture prisoners, with Governor Foss and General Grant due to visit Blue camp. Blue artillery arrival signals near big engagement as lines form around Andover and Lawrence.
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Governor Foss
Fred PD. Grant
Department of the East
General Grant
Foss
Wilson's Corner
Red Cavalry
Blue Cavalry
Red
Blues
Sixth
Pine Hill
Schmitz
Blue Infantry
Andover Theological Seminary
Blue
General Clark Escapes Capture in North Andover Barber Stop
General Embury P. Clark commander of the Blue army narrowly avoided capture yesterday after moving with his force from Tewksbury to North Andover. While at a North Andover barber shop for a shave a nearby Red cavalry squadron was detected by a bystander, and Clark calmly completed his shave before departing.
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Clark
Blue Army
Red Cavalry
Lovering
Frye
Loverinn
Red Army
North Andover
Ferrimac River
Lawrence
Eens Pew
Middleton
Newburyport
Portland
Embury P. Clark
Tewksbury
England Bound to Force Germany to Back Down
Britain moves toward Berlin with a choice to back down or fight and assigns close scrutiny to London events as the outcome hinges on Britain’s stance against Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
Great Britain
Berlin
Paris presses on Moroccan crisis and British upheaval
The Paris press views the Moroccan imbroglio as reaching a critical stage with high level talks in Downing Street and the Foreign Office between British and French envoys. It notes intensified unease in French journals, parallels to 1870, and concerns over William’s imperial role while Britain battles with the Lords and domestic unrest.
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House of Commons
Kaiser
Mr. Asquith
Germany
England
Lokal Anzeiger
Paris
Downing Street
Asquith
Lloyd George
Edward Grey
Francis Bertie
France
Foreign Office
M. Paul Cambon
King George
Morning Post
Herald
London
William
Napoleon
Lords
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General Clark
Gswego
Gray
Till
Pp. M
Wace
Nin
Warner
Warner's Safe Cure Co
Rochester, N. Y
Fit
Dh Rte
O'Keeffe Chain
Cor.Washington and
Franklin Sts
Wren’s
Children
Tremont
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Washington St
Franklin
Cravenette
Priestley Cravenettes
Washington St, Cor. Franklin
John T
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Greater Boston
Faneuil Hall
Grand and
Andrus Islands
California
Grand Island
Jersey
Brookside
Maine
Crosby
Alaska
Greater
Boston
Poe
DE Young
Alexander Paul
Alexander
Florence M. de Young
Hazelton
Charles Hazelton
Princeton Street
Flaherty
New Glasgow
N. S
Annie E
Frederick J. Flaherty
St. Joseph's Church
Union Square
Harrington
Carrie M
John T. Harrington
Stewart
Waterman Chapel
Washington Street
Roxbury
Lady of Presentation Church
Kelliher
Brookline
Maurice
Catherine Kelliher
Joseph Carreiro
Dayis Court
St. Mary’s Church of the Assumption
New York
Philadelphia
Kelley
Fenwick Street
Mary
Patrick Kelley
Frank
George Kelley
Leonard
East Boston
Mary F
John
Mary EK. Leonard
Bennington Street
Murray
Bridget Murray
Mark and
Margaret Murray
Logan
Arkhow Street
O’connell
Everett
Daniel O'Connell
Bartholomew O'Connell
Rock Valley Avenue
Immaculate Conception Church
Holy Cross
O'Connor
Fannie O'Connor
William and
Mary O'Connor
John H. Overlan
Falcon Street
Sacred Heart Church
Alma Mater
Court
Sutherland
William Francis
Samuel
Sarah
Connor
Webster Street
Taylor
Iiverett
Jane
James B. Taylor
Barry
Ellen Gibson
Linden Street
A. m. Sharp
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Holy Hood Cemetery
Thayer
James L. Thayer
Northampton Street
Quincy
Tichnor
Harry N. Tichnor
Normandy Street
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