Irelandwillstand behind Redmond supports England policy
Patrick B. Magrane of Boston and member of Magrane Houston Company told a Post reporter in New York that Ireland will stand by John E Redmond and fight for England. Magrane and his wife were returning refugees aboard the Baltic, which docked on the North River near Seventeenth Street around five o clock.
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New York
Ireland
John E. Redmond
England
Patrick B. Magrane
Boston
Magrane-Houston Company
Magrane
White Star Line
Baltic
North River
Seventeenth Street
Mr. Magrane
Redmond
America
Paris
New England
Andrew Carnegie
Manchester by-the-Sea
Mary Sharswood
Stonington
Conn
James Pighe
Holyoke
Eugene Toher
Leominster
Ethel Lovejoy
Beacon Street
Brookline
Ocean Street
Lynn
William O. Underwood
Mary Underwood
Commonwealth Avenue
Helen S. Chase
Waterbury
Adelaide Chappel
Alfred Chappel
New London
Theodore P. Gooding
Newbury Street
Louis Cheney
Elizabeth Cheney
Hartford
Margaret Wright
Lexington Avenue
Cambridge
Horace Packard
Martha and
Lilla Wetherbee
Audubon Road
Francis B. White
St. Paul’s School
Concord
N. H
Bertha Smith
Mary E. McConnell
Lawrence
Allan Potter
William Jordan
Allston
Elizabeth Bolles
Evelyn Bolles
Sarah A. Boyle
Somerville
James McDonald
Faneuil Street
Mary M. Gallagher
Monument Street
Charlestown
Anna Gaw
Elsie
Karl Gaw
Portland
J. H. Pope
Sanford
May Coolidge
Hudson
Sophie Hooks
Ellen Hooks
Highland Street
Dorchester
Albert Hott
Bridgeport
Annie Quinan
Salem
Bartholomew Fitzgerald
Walpole
William F. Sheehan
Joseph and
Grant Sheehan
Wallingford
Leonora Pickard
Julia Pickard
Auburndale
Clarence Gray
Man Kills Woman Then Takes Own Life in Clifton Case
In Clifton summer colony a 26 year old woman, wife of Charles F. Guild, was shot dead by a candy maker and pedler named Lawton who then killed himself. He had a prior head injury from a horse kick and left farewell notes, including a message to police about returning a gun. Lawton had been seen near the area earlier and was known to police in Salem. The tragedy occurred as Mrs Guild attempted to remove a child from the scene with a car nearby. The gunshots ended with Lawton’s suicide as onlookers watched in shock.
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Summer Street
Somerville
Charles F. Guild
Lawton
Kimball Court
Salem
Ruth
New Hampshire
Clifton
Keene, N. H
Flora
North Street
Mass
G. Lawton
M. Winn
Little Harbor Road
Portsmouth
N. H
Laura Alberta Guild
Summerville
Bertram Lawton
Local Market Prices Snapshot
A fragment shows price cues: bundles priced 90c per pint, 45c per dozen, 1.10 Pts and 18 Ro listed in a brief shop notice. The terse tag suggests a catalog or shelf display from a midcentury market.
Losses In Modern War Seen Smaller Than Civil War Losses
Colonel Thomas L. Livermore, back from Europe, argues modern warfare causes fewer fatalities relative to those engaged. He cites Antietam losses as illustrative, contrasts with early Belgium and Amiens casualties, and notes long range firearms reduce kills and injuries compared with Civil War battles.
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Thomas L. Livermore
Europe
Livermore
Antietam
Belgium
French
Amiens
Atrocity Reports Denied From Germany Silent Front
Special correspondent reports that after leaving London for Brussels on August 17 he found London papers full of German defeats and alleged atrocities sourced to French and Belgian reports, while no news emerged from Germany itself creating a wall of silence and isolation.
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Aix LA Chapelle
London
Brussels
Germany
Asia
Europe
Correspondent Reverses View On German Army Atrocities
A journalist who once believed reports of German brutality recounts two weeks with the German army from Louvain to Beaumont. He found no acts of wanton brutality and calls the atrocity stories groundless, praising discipline and precision of the troops.
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Louvain
Beaumont
Prince of Wales Denied Permission to Fight Frontline
The Prince of Wales sought consent to join front lines but Lord Kitchener advised the King that, lacking completed training, it was undesirable for him to proceed on active service at that time. The Official Press Bureau confirmed his anxiety to serve.
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London
Prince of Wales
Lord Kitchener
German General Staff Reports Stubborn Oise Meuse Battle Easing
Official statements from Berlin indicate the clash between the Oise and Meuse continues but signs show enemy resistance weakening. French attempts to pierce the German right wing failed without heavy German effort and Verdun forces were repulsed on the Meuse right bank as the center of the German army advances slowly.
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Berlin
Sayville
Oise
Meuse
Verdun
London
No Significant Change Reported In Allied Front
London dispatch from the Official Press Bureau reports there is no particular change in the situation. There has been some activity by allied cavalry but no definite result at this time.
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London
French War Department Reports Allied Gains On Western Front
The French war department said Allied forces advanced slightly on their western wing while repelling a German offensive. From Craonne to Rheims counterattacks failed and Rheims remained defended as Germans fortified in the Argonne and Woevre regions.
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Paris
French War Department
Oise
Woevre
Aisne
Craonne
Rheims
Argonne
Lorraine
Vosges
Russian General Staff Report on Eastern Prussia and Galicia
The chief of the general staff announces that on the Eastern Prussia front General Bennenkampf’s forces halted their offensive on Sept 17 and are falling back at several points. In Galicia the Austrian front is pursued as Russians near Sienawa Jaroslau and Przemysl.
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Banquet
Mentor
Scotch
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Usher
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Duffy
Booth
Leeds
Geneva
Everett
Jamaica
Schlitz Milwaukee
Ginter Co
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Cor
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Canal Specialty Shop, Inc
Tremont
John T. McCutcheon
John T. M’cutcheon
Boston Post
Chicago Tribune
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Russia
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Western Avenue
Market Street
Lincoln Street
Washington Street
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Allston Station
Wm. H. McMasters
Congress
Gilchrist
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