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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1914

Page

6

German Retreats, Ypres Ruins As War Rages On

Reports indicate the Austrian army in retreat toward Hungary while German forces pull back from the sea and fortifications around Ypres. Fog hampers artillery and air activity as fighting concentrates near Arras and Vienne le Chateau.

San Carpathian Hungary Yser Ypres Arras Paris Calais Vienne-le-Chateau Forest of Argonne

Night Dresses and Pajamas Sale at R H Stearns & Co

Old catalog entry lists heavy cotton night dresses with high or V necks, cambrics and nainsook chemise styles, flannelette pajamas, and fine nainsook drawers and corset covers. Prices range from 0.56 to 5.00, with multiple trims like embroidery and lace.

Bombardment of Poti by Turkish Cruiser Alarms Transcaucasia Port

Petrograd reports a Turkish Breslau class cruiser bombarded the Russian port of Poti in Transcaucasia striking the town fort lighthouse and railway station with 120 to 130 shots. It then moved toward the mole to engage troops but withdrew under Russian return fire.

Black Sea Port II Petrograd Breslau Poti Transcaucasia Black Sea Valparaiso Peru Coquimbo Chile Chilean Geier Honolulu Pacific Goeben Sebastopol Naval Hospital Tornado Boat Flotilla Prince Troubetskoy Prut Rogowsky Bosphorus

Canada’s Word by the Rev Charles W Gordon

Poem tracing a Canadian appeal to Britain and God with each stanza naming Canada’s ties to Old England, Great Britain and divine providence. The piece alternates between a calling voice, drum and sword imagery, ending in a prayer for righteousness and the kingdom.

Canada Old England Britain Great Britain Heaven Aaron

Missionaries Describe War's Reach to City Congregation

Methodist Board of Foreign Missions delegates, just returned from global postings, spoke in Boston at People's Temple about wartime impacts across Europe Asia and Africa. Dr A A Parker said Indian Mohammedans are unlikely to join a holy war, tempering fears of uprisings in India.

Europe Asia Africa Boston Methodist Board of Foreign Missions India A. A. Parker People’s Temple

Councilman David O'Brien Dies After Train Strike

Councilman David O'Brien of that city was struck and killed today while walking on the Dover and Alton Bay railroad tracks. He was 50 years old and unmarried.

David O'Brien That City Dover and Alton Bay Railroad O'Brien

Driver Fires at Ghosts Near Graveyard Injures Self and Animal

In Aurora Illinois on November 8 Daily B Driver, returning from a Rising Sun centennial gathering, fired at a white cow near a graveyard after mistaking a grazing animal for ghosts. A bullet struck his right thigh, ripped a hole in the horse's ear, and hit the cow in the neck.

Aurora Driver Babe

Germany Vows Revenge Over Yellow Robbers After Tsingtau

The Berlin Lokal Anzeiger denounces the Japanese and Allied actions at Tsingtau, praising German bravery at Kiao Chau and promising long delayed revenge. It accuses England of instigating the yellow robbers and foresees a future moment of justice, exalting a final shout of joy in Germany.

Amsterdam London Berlin Lokal Anzeiger Tsingtau Kiaochau England Japan Germany Nippon

French War Office Updates From Front North to Aisne

The war office reports enemy activity centered near Ypres with limited gains elsewhere. French lines hold along the entire front as Aisne plateau near Soissons is reached and progress noted in regions north of Messines and Chavonne. Dense fog hampers artillery and aviation.

Paris War Office Ypres Aisne Soissons Vregny North Sea Lys Dixmude Messines Armentieres la Bassee Arras Vailly Chavonne Soupir Graonnelle Huertebize Verd

Russian claims success on East Prussian front and Vistula

Petrograd says troops dislodged Germans from Wirballen and reached Stalluponen 16 miles east northeast of Gumbinnen. Cavalry penetrated German territory near Pleschen and damaged the railway northwest of Kalisz. In Galicia the offensive continues with 125 officers and 12,000 soldiers captured on the San River and over 1,000 prisoners south of Przemysl.

Petrograd Wirballen Stalluponen Gumbinnen Rominten Lyck Vistula Pleschen Kalisz Cracow Nida Nidzica Galicia San River Przemysl

Belgian Rebelled Offensives Drive Allied Progress

Belgian government report from Havre describes western front actions with the Yser bridge reoccupied by the Allies after an offensive. German positions at St Georges, Dentoren, Dixmude, Dixschoote, and Wytschaete faced heavy bombardment and repulsed attacks as Allied counter offensives pushed back German advances.

Paris Havre Yser Nieuwport Lombaertryde St. Georges Dentoren Stuyvekenskerke Dixmude Ypres Dixschoote Wytschaete

German War Update From Ypres To Argonne Gains

Berlin reports attacks near Ypres and west of Lille continued yesterday. An important elevation near Vienne La Chateau on the Argonne west side was captured with two large guns and two quick-firers. The rest of the day was quiet on the western front and no eastern developments were noted.

Berlin London Aayely Ypres Lille Vienne-La-Chateau Argonne Vienna Amsterdam Kroupani Kostajnik

German Japanese surrender terms for Tsingtao disclosed

Tokyo reports that German and Japanese plenipotentiaries concluded surrender talks on Nov 7. Terms were accepted in full, with another meeting set for Nov 8. Forts to be turned over Nov 10. Japanese casualties: 14 officers and 426 soldiers. 2,300 prisoners captured.

Tokio Tsingtao

Russians deny Turkish claim of starting Black Sea hostilities

The Russian admiralty asserts Turkish torpedo boats entered Odessa on Oct 29, fired on the Kubanets, and that Goeben bombarded Sebastopol as part of a broader plan. The report details losses on Prut and ships at Sebastopol, Theodosia, and Novorossysk, and notes Turkish actions against Russian shores.

Petrograd Black Sea Sebastopol Odessa Kubanets Prut Ushchin Breslau Theodosia Hamidieh Novorossysk

German Cruiser Geier Interned at Honolulu During War

The German cruiser Geier of 1600 tons and a small supply ship were interned at Honolulu last midnight after the American deadline to intern or leave port. Japanese cruisers Hisen and another unit waited offshore. the Geier's repairs were deemed doable by midnight Friday and the captain chose to remain at Honolulu for the war, freeing Japanese ships to pursue German warships in the Pacific.

Washington Geier Haseen Honolulu Far East Hawaiian Three Mile United States State Department Naval and Customs Hawaiian Islands Pacific

21 Bomb Victims Die in Warsaw Hospitals

Bourse Gazette war correspondent reports 21 persons have died in Warsaw hospitals in recent days from wounds received as German bombs dropped from aircraft struck the city.

Warsaw Petrograd London Bourse Gazette

Kitchener Praises Russian Army Work

Grand Duke Nicholas receives a telegram from Earl Kitchener and Field Marshal French expressing British congratulations on the second stage of Russian operations. The message notes allied efforts and predicts a final crushing defeat of the enemy.

Petrograd London Grand Duke Nicholas Earl Kitchener French Paul Kitchener

Patent cold cure ad promises one day relief

An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets with a guarantee from E. GROVE on each box. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure the cold, priced at 25e.

E. Grove

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