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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1914

Page

3

Woman Writer Visits German Prison Camp

Mary Boyle O'Reilly reports from Bruges on 1 200 German POWs captured at Liege Tirlemont and Haelen. Prisoners describe fear of shrapnel hunger and coercive officers, and question the Kaiser's war aims as they recount long marches and lack of sleep under guard.

Mary Boyle O'Reilly Antwerp Belgium Bruges Liege Tirlemont Haelen Casterne Gian Guard

German Forces Pass Strong Forts in Northeastern France

London Sept. 5 German troops in Northeastern France avoided major attacks on key French forts. They bypassed fortresses, keeping garrisons bottled up while concentrating on rapid advance. Analysts believe speed aimed to crush France before a full Russian invasion. German commissary reports deny any supply failures.

London France Germany

German forces tighten ring around Allies near Paris

Paris dispatch reports the Allies' field army surrounded as German forces execute a turning movement northeast of Paris. The Kaiser has stretched his line thin creating a fragile ring that could tighten or fracture as events unfold.

Fred L. Boalt Paris Kaiser

War Dispatches Hint German Move Toward Paris Halted

The dispatches indicate Germany will not siege Paris until the Franco British field army is disposed of. The German left wing has stayed in place while Russian forces advance on Berlin and push into Prussia. Vienna notes Austrians were defeated or slowed in action.

Elgium Paris

German turning movement around Paris nears completion

The story describes German forces tightening the siege around Paris, with the right wing breaking through near La Fere Laon Rheims and the left wing advancing from Argonnes toward the Meuse and Alene rivers. It notes the envelope being closed and the Kaiser's aim to reduce the circle, while allies seek to prevent it as a decisive engagement nears, amid reports of Austria’s power waning and Russia focusing on Prussia.

la Fere-Laon-Rheime Tts Paris Argonnes Toul Mezleres Alene Meuse

Germans advance on Antwerp as war office reports

Antwerp reports a strong German force nearing the city after clashes with Belgian troops. Officials doubted a direct assault, fearing instead a move to bottle up garrison forces. A second German body was said to move toward Ghent as German command HQ shifts were noted.

Antwerp War Office Ghent France Brussels Mons French

Japan Under Obligations to U S Premier Says

Tokio reports a special parliamentary session with Premier Okuma praising the army and navy for doing their duty. Foreign Minister Kato says Japan joined the war at Britain's invitation and now owes new obligations to the United States for safeguarding diplomatic interests amid Austria and Germany war. The public reaction is skeptical due to looming financial burden.

Tokio Okuma Kato Japan Great Britain United States Austria Germany

Germans Rush To Aid Austria In Polish Front

Vienna reports serious reverses for Austrian forces in Russian Poland as Gen Fournier fails to hold Tomaszow. Austrian Galicia losses mount after defeat near Lemberg. German reinforcements arrive too late to prevent disaster. Two Austrian division generals were among the dead.

Vienna Rome Poland War Office Fournier Tomosczow Lemberg Austrian Galicia Russian Poland Galicia Tomasczow San Vistula

Health Warnings Emphasize Diet and Body Signals

The text stresses that health and strength depend on routine care and warns that failure is linked to weakness. It links success to wellness and implies illness arises from stomach and digestive issues, urging attention to bodily conditions for vitality.

Carranza Sets October 1 Date for Mexican General Convention

Provisional President Carranza fixes October 1 as the day to convene a general convention in Mexico City under the Guadalupe and Torreon agreements. Governors, military commanders and one delegate per thousand troops will gather to name the election date and decide on reforms.

Mexico City Guadalupe Torreon Carranza

Grape and Canister From Scene of War

London reports 20000 beds released for convalescent care by the Incorporated Soldiers and Sailors Help society after hospital use. Cape Town notes rising demand for operations against German Southwest Africa and imminent raids. Paris sees eager enlistment as Prof Richet sends his son to war. Bordeaux recalls a nurse's defiant remark about teeth and fists. Paris also profiles Sir John French as a shy top cavalry commander. London notes many women nurses with haversacks and boots. Jellicoe and Wilhelm share a personal friendship as talks loom.

War's impact on travel told by former Seattle merchant

Joseph Greenberg now in Portland describes wartime sea travel hardships. He notes Kronprinzessin Cecilie was seized by Britain at Falmouth after leaving New York. On the return voyage 2,500 passengers packed a 1,600 capacity ship, forcing Harvard professors' wives into steerage and denying towels soap and linen to a number of millionaires.

Joseph Greenberg Seattle Portland Tell Kronprinzessin Cecilie Greenberg New York Falmouth England Harvard

Austrian Army Demoralized as Russians Advance in Europe

Moscow Telegram reports Austrian forces are completely demoralized after eight days of fighting with Russia. Franz Josef’s troops flee as Russian units press forward. Petrograd telegram says Austrians were routed at Tomaszow with heavy losses, including two generals.

London Moscow London Telegraph Franz Josef Petrograd Rome Tomaszow

Russians Press East Prussia Front in War Office Report

War office dispatches report ongoing Russian offensives in East Prussia with 800000 troops. Austrian forces crushed by Duke Nicholas field army. Russia advances from Lemberg and Eastern Galicia capturing prisoners and guns. Servians also victorious as Russians plan continued offensives toward Berlin with twenty corps in action.

Petrograd East Prussia War Office Nicholas Poland Carpathian Mountains Lemberg Galicia

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