Losses in 3 day battle reach seventy thousand
Philadelphia Aug 27 official dispatch through German consul Dr Albert Murda reports Allied English and French losses in the recent battle at about 70 000 killed with many wounded missing or captured German forces are said to have suffered comparable losses The report describes English coastal retreat and German advances along the front while noting renewed Austrian pressure on the frontier and anticipated Russian front actions
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Congress to adjourn possibly until November
Washington August 27. Administration leaders think Congress may not adjourn before November. Senator Kem of Indiana said there is no basis to expect early adjournment for the Senate and House. War needs will push through substantial legislation, even if time is tight.
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Washin
Congress
Kem
Indiana
Hall's Catarin Cure and Family Pills Advertisement
An old advertisement discusses mercury risks and promotes Hall's Catarin Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as a mercury free internal remedy. It touts direct action on blood and mucous surfaces and urges buyers to obtain genuine product with testimonials free from druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney
Toledo,O
HARNER'S DRUG STORM ADVERTISEMENT
An advertisement titled Harner's Drug Storm appears in the newspaper offering sale or promotion related to writing paper. The brief item notes the ad as part of the layout with no further details on products, dates, or prices.
Wartime Turmoil as Morgenthau Warns of Turkey Massacre Risk
Ambassador Morgenthau reports to Washington that Christians and Jews in Turkey face danger if Muslims gain the upper hand amid European war. He cites Sultan's limited protest power, imminent mobilizations by Ottoman troops, and fear of Turkey joining the European conflict. Greece, Bulgaria, and Italy show heightened tension as fronts tighten.
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Turkey
Henry Morgenthau
Washington
Christiane
department
of state
Henry
Morgenthau
Samibaswador
Willi
Europe
ander
Balkan
goré ous
France
Russia
Goscen
Breslau
Great Britain
famil Jane
Germany
Astria
Thaly
Great ‘Britain
Ruesis
Servia
Bulgaria
Greece
Von der Goltz Appointed Belgium Civil Governor
Berlin reports the appointment of Freiherr von der Goltz as military governor of Belgium who will act as civil administrator. He is 71 and has served as field marshal. he defended hisTurkish guidance after Turkish defeats amid German press criticism. Germany also orders all boys aged 16 to 19 to undergo military training as part of full mobilization.
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Belgium
Berlin
Freiherr vcn Der Goltz
Aixda-Chapelle
Von der Goltz
General Von Der Goltz
London
Germany
Germans Press Allied Lines In Great War Front
London and Paris dispatches report furious fighting in Lorraine and around Charleroi as Allied forces press the German lines north of the Sambre and near the Meuse. Reinforcements move up while French and British troops, bolstered by Belgian volunteers, strive to halt a German offensive threatening France and Alsace. Nar ileurs towns suffer shell damage and Namur Cathedral spire is hit.
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Lorraine
Charleroi
Beligium
Germent
Sambra
tongee
France
Alsace
Narlenur
tous Namur
Absentees and pay dock proposed in House action
Washington August 27. Democratic leaders anticipate new faces in the House following the cancellation of most leaves of absence. A resolution directs dock of 21 a day from salaries of members who fail to return to work promptly. Names of ill or absent members from several states cited as examples. In other items, a fatal shooting in St Louis is reported, Count Zeppelin volunteers for a German airship role noted, and political developments unfold in South Carolina and Georgia.
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Deaves
filneas
Austin
Tennesée
Henry George
New York
Bartlett
Count Zeppelin
Paris
Aus
Friedrichshafen
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