23 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
Lloydminster Review
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 23, 1914
Page
1
Reports from the war front describe intensified British and allied naval actions near Ostend and the Belgian coast. German reinforcements arrive as the fleet struggle and land campaigns continue, with analysts debating the balance of power and potential German withdrawals.
Victoria reports the steamship Lowther, suspected of carrying coal for German aims, was seized by a British cruiser and brought into Esquimalt harbor. Crew in charge and officers debated prize terms as the vessel remained under custody.
HosTel Mass Oct 20 Tam Langford the negro heavyweight of Haston knocked out Gunboat Smith of New York in three rounds. It was the first time the leading white hope of this country showed superiority as Langford dominated with solid punches from behind early in the bout and finished Smith in the third round.
Berlin reports a terse note about an estimate linked to Felton and an itinerary, with unclear details. Officials provide minimal context as observers itemize possible implications.
The 16th anniversary service of the Methodist Church was led by Rev. J. Bright with morning and evening prayers. A large audience heard the scripture from St Luke and a varied program followed the supper in Alberta Hall, with Mrs. Heedell and Miss Hunter performing a piano duet and a sequence of songs and mandolin numbers presented by local performers.
A Petrograd dispatch cites a Constantinople correspondent claiming a Turkish family council urged the Sultan to strengthen his hold on wartime authority and influence, with unexpected shifts in succession and control.
An official report from Paris says German forces evacuated Ostend and withdrew after sustaining partial Allied attacks on the front near Aricourt Albert Cracnne and the Malancourt forest. London despatches note continued bombardment between Ostend and Nieuwpoort with German shells from Merinkerke and Middelkerke and Allied counterfire.
Oct 23 report from Brussels London notes Allies in northern Belgian border fighting area speak of a possible advance by month’s end but no clear victory. British fleet remains near coast while canal networks may influence future moves as stubborn fighting continues with scant reliable intelligence.
Oct 21 note says A C Leech, contractor, was informed by New York lawyers that a relative died leaving him 125000 in cash and real estate holdings. The claim is a total ad en by lawyers.
A notice states there will be no general election this autumn, altering the usual voting calendar and informing residents of the cancellation or postponement of nationwide balloting. The document notes how local offices and state schedules adapt to the change.
Lt Hodson announces a large event to raise funds with a box social and dance at Dernees Schoolhouse on Friday November 6. The local ladies plan a social Thursday afternoon November 4 to gather details. Mr G Gentry of Leighton delivered three pattents and cautioned 44 bbe.
The report lists patients including Jettiette from Net of pa Me and Wellington. Discharged during the week are Mrs. Brown Kitscuty and Mr. Alb oper Streamestown. Other names include Mies Mac en Rong Mr. C. Weed and Mr. Discharged.
Petrograd dispatch reports German troops abandoned fortified positions north of the Pilitan region and fell back under heavy Russian pressure. Russian forces advance along the front while Austrians attempt crossings are checked and remnants of Austrian corps retreat south of Izyum.
Ottawa reports detailed apportionment of infantry by divisions and provinces under Sir Robert Borden. Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, British Columbia, Alberta and Maritime Provinces provide battalions, totaling 14 to 16 thousand men, with divisions headquartered at London Toronto Kingston Montreal and Quebec. The plan anticipates rapid recruitment and deployment of expeditionary forces within a year, boosting the payroll and daily war effort as the Dominion expands its mobilization.
A London cable describes a mysterious flash photograph of Winston S Churchill in Antwerp. The image shows him in undress uniform stepping from a doorway, holding a serviette while listening to distant sounds as gunfire marks the attack on Antwerp, with the pavement altered to obscure details.
Ottawa reports a force reorganization amid Lee orders for recruiting in Canada. The plan seeks about 9 200 men, with 6 000 already enrolled across divisions. Some units near full strength of roughly one thousand, raising hopes for early unification.
An obscure verse fragment presents a speaker claiming cosmic reach and self-awareness. The text references the Throne State Herth Moon and Milky Way while wryly addressing slaves and creation. It hints at vast cosmic scale and personal identity with scattered lines.
Rodgers, manager of the Pekin Theatre, announces a new feature starting Friday and Saturday. Warner Feature from Canada, Limited will be shown alongside the opening film “Eye of the totocua.” The production was shot aboard a boat en route to Europe with scenes in England and the United States.
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