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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1914

Page

7

London Reports German Retreat Across Front Not Confirmed

A London dispatch says German retreat appears along the line but is not officially confirmed by the War Office. British and French troops push north and east, gain ground at several points, while German reinforcements seem limited. Meuse engagements and Meuse river valley fighting noted with German lines weakening under French artillery and assaults.

London War Office Paris von Kluck Orchies Cambrai von Boehm Ministry of War Tracy le Mont Ribecourt Noyon

Praise From Schenectady Welcome By checktoday

A Boston resident letters the editor praising a Post cartoon. William Templer Becker from Boston commends the Schenectady themed wordplay seen on the newspaper page and submits a rhymed tribute about quickly finding what was sought.

Schenectady Checktoday Post N. Y Boston

Pranks of Pierrot and Tinny Tads Feature in Sunday Post

The kiddies' car toons Pranks of Pierrot and the Tinny Tads appear in color in the upcoming Sunday Post, offering playful adventures for young readers.

Pierrot Next Sunday Post

Bavarian prince prisoner claim grows as Antwerp siege intensifies

Reports from the front suggest Crown Prince Ruprecht may have been captured during the Meuse operations as Bavarians try to retake Nomeny. In Belgium fighting swells with 150,000 German troops besieging Antwerp while Alost is reported retaken after bombardment.

Ruprecht Meuse Nomeny Belgium Antwerp Alost France Europe Galicia Przemys Cracow Petrograd East Prussia Russia Nieman River Carpathians Budapest

Red Cross Fund Totals Reach Over Twenty Thousand

The report lists numerous donors and sums to the Red Cross fund, including Mrs J G Thorp 100.09, Dover Branch Massachusetts Anti-Suffrage Association 15, and J Randolph Coolidge 200, among others. The compiled receipts show substantial contributions from individuals and groups in Boston and surrounding communities, totaling 24 815.00 with additional acknowledgments.

Wunningham Evelyn Carter Ewatets Lionel S. Marks Perbies Alice P. Modirs Asec Mery Lovering J. G. Thorp F. M. Faulkner RON Seas Ag ORM Ka Gein Lee Ee Dover Massachusetts Anti- Suffrage Association A. M. Gourgas Charles H. Weoes Marblehead Edward §. Drown Evang. Coug Church J. Randolph Coolidge St. John’s Guild Irmingham Mass Mea

Alost Fire After German Shelling

A Central News despatch from Antwerp reports German shells setting Alost ablaze as fierce fighting continues along the front, with bombardment striking multiple points on the line.

ALOST London Antwerp

Bavarian Crown Prince Said Held By French At Nomeny

The Times correspondent reports the French may have recaptured St Mihiel and captured the Bavarian prince at Nomeny near Nancy. The prince, likely Crown Prince Ruprecht, is said held as Germans attempt to free him.

London Times Nancy France St. Mihiel Meuse Verdun Bavaria Nomeny

Americans Warned From Indian Ports

Washington report cites a Bombay dispatch restricting entry to Rangoon Calcutta or Madras for all foreigners including Americans. It warns travelers cannot enter India via Bombay or Karachi without Governor General permission and that entry without it carries imprisonment or fines.

Washington India Rangoon Calcutta Madras Bombay Karachi

Hospital Shell Kills Six in Belgian Town

Reuters dispatch reports a German shell struck a hospital in Lierre during bombardment, killing four wounded men and two women and destroying the ward where they lay. The attack followed bombardment of the area, with casualties announced from Antwerp.

London Antwerp Reuter Telegram Company Lierre

No Foreign Mail In Germany For Week

Copenhagen dispatch says Sweden Germany cable links broken by gale. Germany has had no foreign mail since last week. Danish government issues a domestic state loan of about 15.96 million dollars.

H. Jackson Gurney Yrieuse, N. Y Germany London Copenhagen Sweden

German Official Statement on World War Fronts

Berlin reports ongoing fighting on the right wing in France with no decisive result. The center is quiet as French pressures near Verdun and Toul resume. A separate note says battles on the Oise to Meuse line were generally quiet and Fort Meuse siege artillery fired on Antwerp forts.

Berlin London Army Headquarters France Verdun Toul Reuter Amsterdam Oise Meuse Antwerp Suwalki Ossourence

French War Communique Reports Shifts Near Somme Front

Paris reports a favorable general situation with no major changes except seizure of Seipheprey south of the Woevre and advances toward Rupt de Mad. The official bulletin notes rapid Allied turning north of the Somme with repulsed German attacks at Tracy le Mont and ongoing progress from Rheims to the Meuse amid serious battles in the Woevre and actions around St Mihiel.

Meuse Toul St. Mihiel Camp Des Romains Juniville France Rethel Paris Somme Tracy-le-Mont Oise Aisne Aigne Rheims Argonne Woevre Lorraine Vosges Galicia Przemysl Mount Duziek Carpathians Hungary

Galicia Becomes Russian Governor General Installed

Despatches from Lemberg Galicia report that Austrian officials judges archbishops rabbis and other leaders attended the installation of Russian civil government in Eastern Galicia with Count Bobrinsky taking office as governor general.

Petrograd Legedon Lemberg Galicia Count Bobrinsky

Russian Policy Outlined in Lemberg Surrender Talks

Mayor M Rutovsky of Lemberg declares surrender with Polish speech praising cooperation. Count Bobrinsky responds in Russian, outlining a plan to govern East Galicia with Russian language and officials, disbanding local legislatures, and restricting social and political groups.

M. Rutovsky Lemberg Count Bobrinsky East Galicia Great Russia Galicia

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