Pope Benedict XV Blesses New England Through The Post
The new pope Benedict XV sends a special blessing to the people of New England. Cardinal O Connell reports the Holy Father’s message after his audience with the Pontiff following the coronation. The blessing is conveyed through the Boston Post for New England readers.
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German armies race to join for decisive battle near Paris
Allied forces escape a trap set by two German armies as they retreat toward Paris. German forces, ten miles apart, plan a joint move to press the Allies in force. Failure to surround the Allies halts the Paris bombardment plan. French reports say fighting continues in Lorraine and Vosges, Rheims is captured by Germans.
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Wilson to Stay on the Job During Campaign
President Wilson announced he would not embark on a speaking tour, choosing to stay on the job due to the unsettled international situation. He disclosed the plan in a letter to Rep. Doremus of Michigan, chairman of the Democratic congressional committee, with the correspondence released at the White House.
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ATROCITIES CLAIMS QUESTIONED BY AMERICAN JOURNALISTS
Five prominent American reporters in Europe report after two weeks with German troops that they found no proof of unprovoked brutality or mistreatment. They cite incidents as unconfirmed and note disciplined German troops and respect for property, though one citizen was killed in Marbee Chateau after capture.
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Four drownings reported as cal mite boat incident
A boat tragedy left four people dead and two rescued after an incident at sea involving a cal mite vessel. Authorities investigation ongoing.
Pathfinder Destroyed by Mine in North Sea
London dispatch reports the light cruiser Pathfinder blown up by a North Sea mine. Paymaster Sydney W. Finch killed, Commander Captain Francis M. Leake wounded, six junior officers and two petty officers among casualties. German actions described as defending lines of communication near Nancy.
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Destiny of a Nation Foretold by Presidents Voice
A president asserts that America is greater than party and must be served by leaders unselfishly devoted to national good. He calls for wisdom and courage in these pivotal days to shape the country and its place among nations.
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Sir Stephen Furness Dies in London
London news confirms the death of Sir Stephen Wilson Furness a noted figure in the shipping and armaments sector. Born in the late 19th century he rose to prominence in maritime circles and national industry. His passing closes a long career shaped by public service and business leadership.
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Braves and Giants Clash at Fenway Park today
The Braves and Giants, tied for the NL lead, meet at Fenway Park in a marquee day game. The matchup is billed as the biggest local baseball event of recent years and looms large in Boston as both teams push for pennant drama.
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Indians Aim to Repeat Home Victory Over Giants
Chief Stallings plans to use all means to secure a repeat win over the Giants, seeking to remind McGraw and his trusties who will lead the National League for several days.
Fair Forecast for Boston and New England
The forecast predicts Monday partly cloudy and cooler in southern New England with Tuesday fair and cooler. Northwest winds accompany the abrupt change. Northern New England also remains fair and cooler across Monday and Tuesday.
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Paris Proclamation of Republic as Rebels Evacuate
Historic note records Labor Day as a legal holiday and cites the Republic proclaimed in Paris in 1870. Mentions an incident where brigades evacuated Wagner unit 1 C. and 8 C. in the turmoil.
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Labor Parade To Honor Striking Miners In Boston
A labor parade forms at Berkeley street and Columbus avenue at 10 a m and proceeds through city streets to the Common for a mass meeting. Organizers expect about 20 000 people to hear from coal miners in Colorado and John W Brown of the United Mine Workers will address the crowd.
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Drowning Victim Identified From Castle Island Incident
Fred A. Butterfield of 79 East Fourth Street South Boston is named as one of the drowning accident victims off Castle Island yesterday.
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Bradshaw and Butterfield Named in Local Notices
Winfield Bradshaw aged 8, son of Mr and Mrs Robert A Bradshaw of 11 Ellis Avenue South Medford. Fred A Butterfield aged 21, of 799 East Fourth Street South Boston.
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Drowned boy and man near Castle Island as dory swamped
An 8 year old boy and a young man drowned in Boston harbor off Castle Island after a passing steamer swamped a dory carrying a party from the Violet to the Castle Island landing. Two men a young woman and a little girl were rescued at dusk as the tide ran out. Continued on Page 3-Firet Column.
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Paris War News In Brief Form
Paris for the present will not be molested by the Germans as they concentrate for a decisive battle. British casualties total 15,000. Allies scored a successful advance guard action southeast of Paris. Boulogne reports German evacuation of Lille Valenciennes Armentieres Douai and Bailleul. British war office says conditions are satisfactory but more men are needed. Berlin claims allied retreat between Paris and Verdun and German pursuit. Russians at Lemberg took 70 000 prisoners seized a year's food supply and captured 300 guns 30 locomotives and 150 trucks.
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Paris Left Unmolested as German Armies Concentrate
London report Sept 6 says Germans concentrate for a decisive battle with the Allies. Rheims has fallen, official confirmation from the British war office.
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Castle Square Hotel Specials Menu at Tremont and Berkeley
The menu lists Little Neck Clams and Shell, planked whole spring chicken with sides, and pan roasted mackerel with vegetables. A tawny tenderloin steak in casserole is offered for a single guest. The wine list is available to 2:15 PM.
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