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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1912

Page

3

Victories Claimed From Balkan Fronts Amid Smoke of Reports

London dispatch notes limited fighting with Montenegrins seizing Plava and Gusinje and Greeks taking Elasona but described as minor. On Servian and Bulgarian fronts the front lines show little change with unconfirmed Bulgarians taking Kirk Kilis seh likely false. Denials flow from Constantinople and Sofia in response to opposing claims.

London Plava Gusinje Elassona Kirk-Kilisseh Constantinople Sofia

Sofia Decrees Martial Law Over War Inventions

An official Sofia statement brands Turkish invasions as inventions and threats summary punishment for spreading them. Montenegro claims a Turkish troop capture at Tushi. Servian advances toward Uskup meet little resistance as headquarters move toward Vranya amid heavy rains. War correspondents and attaches head to the front under strict controls while Belgrade blocks staff joins.

Sofia Tushi Uskup

Servian forces seize Rulya Heights near Vranya

Belgrade reports the crown prince led the Servian army to capture Rulya Heights south of Bu Janoratz, taking trenches around Vranya and driving Turks back across the Morava Valley. Albanian irregulars attacked near Prepalatz. a Servian captain's detachment faced fire, with 1 officer and 12 men killed and 4 wounded, and 200 irregulars killed by artillery.

Belgrade Rulya Heights Bujanoratz Vranya Nish Morava Prepalatz

Divorce Bid by Mrs Caroline Plant Opens This Week

Mrs Caroline Plant wife of Thomas G Plant of Jamaica Plain files for divorce in Suffolk Superior Court seeking alimony after filing in 1911. The suit long inactive was expected to proceed this session with alimony questions central following Plant’s sale of his Jamaica Plain factory to United Shoe Machinery Company. The couple married in Chicago on June 26 1895 and separated in 1910.

Caroline Plant Thomas G. Plant Jamaica Plain Suffolk Superior Court Plant United Shoe Machinery Company Chicago Boston

Boston Man Stedman Hanks Among Royal Circles in England

Stedman S. Hanks, Harvard 1912, secretary to Ambassador Whitelaw Reid in England, has formed a friendship with Manuel former King of Portugal. He recently attended a royal house-party in Scotland meeting the King and Queen. Hanks, son of Mrs Charles Stedman Hanks of 337 Commonwealth Avenue, was popular at Harvard and belonged to several clubs.

Stedman S. Hanks Harvard England Whitelaw Reid Manuel Portugal Scotland Hanks Hasty Pudding The Delphic Kalumet Institute of '76 Noble & Greenough Charles Stedman Hanks Commonwealth Avenue West Manchester

Hunt for Lost Man Fails in Melrose Area

Searchers from Melrose and surrounding towns scoured the woods and highways for Homer B. Littlefield. About 200 men and boys searched the Fells Way and lands of Melrose Wakefield Saugus North Saugus and Stoneham but found no trace of the missing contractor.

Melrose Homer B. Littlefield Saugus Fellsway Melrose Highlands Wakefield North Saugus Stoneham

Seize Arms of Greeks on Steamer Venezia

On the steamer Venezia carrying 1200 Greeks to fight Turks, Providence police seized most firearms as the ship docked. Rioting passengers firing revolvers in New York prompted authorities to board at Providence. 150 Greek reservists boarded there and Italian passengers feared trouble. Revolvers to be returned after Naples disembarkation.

Providence New York Venezia Marcantetti Rhode Island Naples Piraeus

Turks Volunteer to Return Home for War Effort

More than 1000 Turks in Peabody volunteered to return to Turkey and take up arms. A Turkish war fund collection near $1000 was raised at a Peabody Town Hall meeting.

Peabody Turkey Turkish War Fund Peabody Town Hall

Soliloquy of a Poor Man Seeks Better Clothing Purchases

A poverty stricken narrator laments rising costs and a failed $10 suit from ads. He seeks a durable all wool worsted for $20 including a black kersey overcoat, hoping Mitchell The Tailor can provide fit and value with samples offered by the quizzing narrator.

Agnes Mitchell Reader

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