Day by Day World War 20 Years After
World War I day by day survey notes August 16 1914 marking Germany’s misjudgment in the East as it contends with Japanese forces. The entry hints at early war dynamics and shifting alliances while noting holiday observances in the Dominican Republic and Vermont.
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Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Dominican Republic
Bonnington
Vermont
Germany
East
Far Eastern crisis as Japan and Germany clash over Tsing-Tau
The piece analyzes Germany's Far East bases and Japan's ultimatum demanding evacuation of Tsing-Tau and control over the territory. It notes German refusal, Japan's pledge to aid Britain, and London's pressure to safeguard shipping, with a continuation teased.
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Germany General Staff
Japan
Germany
Tsing-Tau
China
Sing Tsing-Tau
Dearmany
Great Britain
London
Tokyo
Notable Bennington Battle and Other August Events
A remembrance of the 1777 Bennington battle and its impact on Burgoyne's surrender at Saratoga is linked with later events. The document notes Brig. Gen. William Hull's August 16 surrender at Brownstown, his execution sentence later commuted, and the Siamese Twins Eng and Chang arriving in Boston in 1826. It also lists notable nativities including Antoine Laurent Lavoisier and others, along with a brief astrology section and a note on early combustion engines by Daimler and Maybach.
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Baum
Hoosick
N. Y
Bennington
Stark
Burgoyine
Saratoga
William Hull
Brownstown
Detroit
Madison
Hull
Eng and
Chang
U.S
Boston
Robert Hunter
Siam River
North Carolina
Oklahoma
N.C
Leo
Perso
Lavoisier
Gottlieb Daimler
Wilhelm Marbach
Daimler
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Clare Einnaird
Berlin
Port Arthur
Lorain County
Tit
Oscar Dunn
Belgium
New Hampshire
Canada
Benjamin Lincoln
Burgoyne
Alfred Nixon
John O'Goats
Scotland
Land's End
England
Antoine Laurent Lavoisier
Republic
Mae Glarke
Philadelphia
Hugh Gibson
Los Angeles
Alonzo A. Stagg
E. Alexander Powell
Bernarr Macfadden
Trene Taylor
Cape Giradeat
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Standard Oil Company
Ohio