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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
6
General Vukovitch leads Montenegrin forces into Ipek also called Petch in the Kossovo vilayet. Servian inhabitants greet the victors with flags as a thanksgiving service is held in the ancient patriarchal cathedral.
An advertisement touts Poslam for eczema acne and other eruptions and promotes Poslam Soap for daily use. The piece shifts to a military update describing early World War I Balkan battles near Constantinople, Nazim Pasha and Saroff’s forces, and shifting fronts with rumors of peace talks and territorial stakes.
Servian infantry marches toward Adrianople to join Bulgarian forces as their independent campaign ends. Macedonia lies largely under Servian control. Turkish forces in Constantinople reportedly shot 200 Christian soldiers from the Kirk-Kiliseh defeat.
Sofia residents receive word of a Turkish army defeat with relief and quiet celebration amid wartime tension. The report notes no public demonstrations as citizens absorb the setback in the regional conflict.
In a night of relief and limited demonstrations, Bulgarian forces press a decisive offensive with 150000 Bulgarians facing 250000 Turks. Main Bulgarian thrust targets Eski Baba and Lule Burgas, using a feint toward Visa and Midia to mislead Turkish reserves. Turkish flank turn at Airobol shifts momentum as reserves retreat.
A home remedy for coughs uses glycerine Virgin Oil of Pine and whiskey with a dosage every four hours. The text also details a historical sequence of sieges on Constantinople from 450 to 1878, noting key events and figures.
Since Constantinople became the Roman Empire’s seat in 330 A D it has endured many sieges. Three sieges succeeded as gates opened to Dandolo Michael Palaeologus and Mahomet II.
Yale University students conducted a two day straw poll with Taft receiving 680 votes, Wilson 441, Roosevelt 378, Debs 19, Chafin 3, totaling 1366. Taft holds a plurality of 89.
Edwin R. Jenness aged about 102 died at home 119 Walnut Avenue Roxbury of apoplexy. He served in the Civil War with the Thirteenth Massachusetts and later worked long with the Roxbury post then the central station. He held posts in G A R and numerous fraternal and service organizations.
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