Germans Claim Victories As Antwerp Forts Fall
General Viktor Dankl announces German success in Belgium. Forts Wa vide, St Catherine, and Dordrecht seized. Waelhem invested. Termonde occupied as French encirclement attempt repulsed. Western wing French attack south of Roye failed. Toul sorties repulsed with heavy losses.
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Antwerp
Wavre
St. Catherine
Dorpweld
Mine Sinks Dutch Ship Amid North Sea Minefield
A dispatch from Amsterdam reports the Dutch steamer Nieuwland struck a mine in the North Sea and sank while en route from Goole to Rotterdam. The article also notes Allied and Central Powers operations and a broad view of wartime conditions across Europe.
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London
Amsterdam
Nieuwland
Goele
England
Rotterdam
North Sea
Peace prayers as nations seek end to war across Europe
Churches in the United States join in day of prayer for peace while leaders Kaiser Wilhelm King Albert and President Poincare head their forces on fronts in East Prussia Belgium and France. Reports note Russian advances in East Prussia and Belgium defenses around Antwerp. President Wilson designates Sunday as peace day with sermons and a communion procession in Washington.
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Europe
Kaiser William
Germany
East Prussia
Albert
Poincare
France
Paris
Joffre
East
Prussia
Poland
Galicia
Vienna
Great Britain
Belgium
Antwerp
North Sea
England
Austria
Italy
Adriatic Sea
Africa
China
South Africa
Wilson
Washington
Centra Presbyterian Church
James H. Taylor
New York
Bryan
Oscar S. Straus
Commerce and Labor
Carnegie Hall
Russians Rout Germans in Augustowo Battle
The general staff headquarters reports the battle of Augustowo ended October 3 with a Russian victory. German forces retreat toward the East Prussian frontier in disorder as Russian troops pursue. Germans abandon trains, cannon, munitions, and wounded in the retreat.
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Petrograd
General Staff Headquarters
Augustowo
East Prussian
Ireland supplies about twenty six thousand new British recruits
About 26 000 new recruits for the British army come from Ireland with over 8 000 from Dublin and 4 000 from Cork. The Belfast figure is large but not all recruits are unionists and southern recruits are not all nationalists. Belfast nationalists claim 5 000 of Belfast recruits, a proportion large relative to their population.
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Dublin
Ireland
Cork
Belfast
Union
Vienna and Venice Hospitals Crowded Amid War Strain
Vienna faces crowded hospitals and temporary asylums for wounded soldiers. The city plans ten thousand wooden barrack hospitals and free meals for up to 100000 daily as destitution rises. University buildings are given to the wounded while authorities seek 1000 tons of Argentine beef imports amid meat shortages. President Poincare travels to the front with Viviani and Millerand to commend troops.
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Vienna
Venice
University of Vienna
Bordeaux
Poincare
Viviani
Alexandre Millerand
Notice to Sell Land of Deceased Tobe Lockett
Oliver Lockett administrator applies to the Ordinary for leave to sell lands of the late Tobe Lockett for the part of distribution. The hearing is set for the regular term on the first Monday in November 1914. Dated October 5 1914.
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Tobe Lockett
Oliver Lockett
Adm
Letters of Dismissal for Fannie Lockett Estate Granted
Oliver Lockett administrator petitions for letters of dismission from the estate of Fannie Lockett, deceased. The Ordinary dates the hearing for the first Monday in November 1914 and calls on all kindred and creditors to show cause if any why letters should not be issued.
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Georgia
Taylor County
C. L. Pyron
S. D. Anthony
A. H. Riley
Taylor
Oliver Lockett
Fannie Lockett
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