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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1914
Page
8
Paris hears of mobilization readiness and cabinet deliberations as Austria presses into Servian territory. Russia may mediate while Poincare and Viviani meet Abel Ferry en route to Dunkirk amid mixed protests nationwide. France braces for possible conflict.
Austria declares war, Britain prepared to back Russia and France, withGermany and Austria coordinating actions. Reports of mobilization and frontier clashes hint at an imminent campaign as the UK faces gloom and potential Home Rule concessions while the British fleet takes on supplies and a key Chinese railway loan faces a stalled future.
Berlin reports a dour mood at the ambassadors’ reception with little knowledge of Austria’s war declaration. Sir Edward Goschen pressed for peace while Socialists denounced Austria in crowded meetings and protests. Police fenced Wilhelmstrasse and Unter Den Linden to prevent processions and protect embassies.
Governor Glynn of New York fell ill in Albany and was confined to bed delaying his departure to Cape Cod Canal ceremonies. His doctor advised against the trip, with a cold likely the cause. The New York delegation proceeded to New Bedford, Massachusetts.
Vienna July 28 reports movement of Servian and Montenegrin troops in close touch at Priboj near the Bosnia frontier, according to the Militaerische Rundschau.
A squadron of torpedo boat destroyers and submarines arrives for the Cape Cod canal opening parade in New Bedford. The Rose Standish, first large vessel through the canal, reached New Bedford from Boston and will carry canal company guests tomorrow.
The Servian steamers Deligrad and Morava were seized today at Orsova on the Danube by Austrians. The passengers were detained.
A note previews the next Sunday's Post Magazine feature He Who Hesitates by Paul West, described as stronger than a tango tea and set to appear in the issue.
New York July 28 The Austro Hungarian empire signals a long conflict with vast scope as the consulate reports an imperial decree granting a general amnesty to any subject who deserted or did not complete service if they immediately enlist. The decree also pledges support for wives and children of reservists under arms.
Despatches reported Austro-Hungarian reservists in the United States facing a partial mobilization. Many are in steel mills and mining districts, with calls to travel to Vienna and then to Trieste on the Martha Washington. Observers note Serbia and Austria-Hungary pose sharp regional tensions amid prewar propaganda.
Head noises discharging ears and catarrh are claimed curable with a free consultation. Examination and trial treatment offered to all who begin by July 31. Summer season cited as speeding cures for deafness head noises and catarrhal nose throat chest diseases with no charge for consultation examination or trial treatment.
A list of individuals declared cured of Deafness Catarrh and other diseases with full street addresses in towns including Onset Everett Lynn Cambridge Waltham Dorchester Roxbury Framingham Neponset Winthrop Chelsea and Boston Names include Mrs Fannie Record Mr E S Sargent Miss Gertrude LeBaron Miss H Johnson Mrs J A Minor and many others plus street and box numbers
J. L. Plunkett M D chief consulting physician in eye ear nose throat chest and chronic diseases reports permanent offices at suites 8 9 10 entrance 18 Boylston street Boston with office hours nine to twelve noon two to four and six to eight p m closed Sundays
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