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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1914

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British Pride In Navy Cut To The Quick

London reports say the protected cruiser Hawke was sunk by a German submarine with nearly 500 lives lost. Off Calais refugees flee to England as northern France and Belgium face terror and ruins. Arras lies in ruins with the town hall destroyed and bodies burned to prevent disease. Snowstorms blanket the Ardennes and Vosges threatening German retreat.

Herbert Temple I. N London England North Sea Rosenman C. F. Bertilli Paris Arras France

Bomb explosion at St Patrick's Cathedral wounds floor

A blast at St Patrick's Cathedral damaged the floor near a caltar, the police suspect both bombs were set by the same person in what may be revenge.

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Allied advances and siege reports shape war news

Oct 17 dispatches from Rome Petrograd Paris and Berlin describe Przemysl under siege and reported fall imminent amid German and Austrian offensives. Russian reports claim gains and prisoner captures while Fleurbaix and Calais front dynamics signal Allied counter moves with Belgian forces retreating into France.

Rome Przemysl Galacia

Carman Will Face Trial In Nassau County Murder Case

Mrs Florence Conklin Carman is slated for trial in Mineola on murder charges in the death of Mrs Louise Duryea Bailey. Defense says she will be acquitted. prosecutors plan to argue the shot aimed at her husband killed Bailey. Jury selection expected to be contentious with many Nassau residents among panelists.

Mineola N. Y Florence Conklin Carman Louise Duryea Bailey Carman Freeport George Morton Levy John J. Graham Smith Nassau County

Berlin confirms capture of Ostend and Bruges

A London dispatch cites Boulogne reporting German forces driven from Lille. Berlin says Germans occupied Bruges October 14 and Ostend October 15, while a Russian attempt to seize Luck in East Prussia failed with artillery loss and 800 prisoners.

Francis Murray Petrograd Russia Poland Warsaw Galacia Przemys London Daily Mail Boulogne Lille Berlin the Hague Bruges Ostend Luck East Prussia

Touring Car Day or Night Advertisement Axi Call

Axi promotes a Touring Car advertisement inviting readers to call 1800 for information. The prompt emphasizes day or night options and directs potential customers to contact for details.

Frostburg Fair Draws Large Crowd and Extends Through Monday

Great crowds attended the Frostburg Fichtinot fair with hundreds from outside the city. A. T. Stabler and local lecturers led programs on farm work and culture. Boy Scouts acted as guides as attendance rose each day. The committee voted to continue the fair through Monday to accommodate the crowds.

Frostburg A. T. Stabler

Assault on Naco Sonora Escalates Amid Villa Forces

Mexican fighting near Naco Sonora intensifies as Villa allied troops under Governor Maytoreno attack from western and eastern fronts. Mines set by defenders under General Benjamin Hill shake the town while Indian forces join the assault. American officers report bullets crossing into U S soil and expect Carranza troops to surrender under heavy rifle and artillery fire.

Naco Ariz Sonora Villa Maytoreno Benjamin Hill Carranza

Refugees from Belgium Flood English Ports as Dover Struggles

Some 36 000 refugees have landed in Dover and Folkestone and remain on quays or boats unable to dock as Dover port closes for fortification. Many are hungry women and children with scarce housing, rail access, and food despite an emergency relief effort.

Ostend Dover Belgium French Lowestoft Folkstone Antwerp

Hotels in London purge German and Austrian staff

London news reports pressure from the press over German and Austrian workers in city hotels. Three major houses announced they would be free of German and Austrian staff, followed by two Bloomsbury hotels. Several Strand hotels are German managed, with English workers not desired. A German owner reportedly dismissed about twenty English employees at the outbreak of war.

London Bloomsbury Strand

German Gunboat Geir to Stay in Honolulu for Repairs

Honolulu Oct 17 The German gunboat Geir arriving from Tsing Tau will remain in Honolulu indefinitely for engine repairs to continue for several weeks. The ship will also continue to coal, indicating no intention to terminate its stay or proceed elsewhere.

Apt Honolulu Tsing Tau

Vonnet Marcoux Reported Killed in French Service

Boston dispatch says Vonnet Marcoux of the Boston Opera Company was shot and killed while serving in the French army. A Turin native, he had become a French citizen after years in the opera group.

Boston Vonni Marcoux Boston Opera Company Turin Italy France

Girl pawns trinkets to go abroad to wounded lover

Chicago Oct 17 Frederick Henkel chased his sister Marie who fled with borrowed money to reach her wounded Austro officer lover in Europe. Marie pawned jewels, raised funds from friends, bought steerage to Genoa and plans to join Count Willie Feeder Hinez von Zagreb in Trieste, while her brother follows with money for first class travel.

Chicago Frederick Henkel Marie Austria Miss Henkel Willie Feeder Hinez von Zagreb Europe New York Genoa Trieste Ashtabula Frederick

What German Army Required in Antwerp

London reports Antwerp now garrisoned by 4 units totaling 17 900 marines and 200 officers under an admiral. German aid includes 4300 hundredweight potatoes 2000 bottles wine bread for the garrison 5000 cigars meat for officers and soldiers and daily pay for the force.

Antwerp

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