Brusk Brussels Welcomes German Entry Parade
German forces entered Brussels without resistance on Thursday and moved through key streets with artillery and troops. Burgomaster surrendered civil control, while crowds watched a formal triumphal march led by uhlans and regiments, as rail stations and shops closed and Belgian officers were guarded.
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Chicago Tribune
Brussels
Ferognizs
Thaseghlier
Ardiniwg
Waterloo
Gunner
Snitre
Brusevls
Mareblig
Costly toll of modern warfare per fallen soldier
The article analyzes wartime expenses per death across conflicts from 1870 to 1905, detailing France’s and Japan’s war costs, indemnities, and mobilization outlays. It notes hundreds of millions spent on war costs and medical care, with per man death costs ranging tens of thousands to over twenty thousand dollars, and contemplates factors like fatigue and disease.
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France
Turkey
Pee Tran
Cermans
Thgelane
German war book details bolster Allied vigilance
A fragment from a German war book is cited describing German defense plans to repulse Russian offensives and the Allies’ readiness. The account notes fortifications, trenches, and mountain cover are tested, with emphasis on provoking a broader European war response while agents report Belgian civilians suffering under occupation.
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Gonorkl
Béribardi
Ber
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Alliss
Moyen
German Signal Corps in World War I Narrative
Fragmentary report describes German forces and Allied responses as a train journey toward Liege stalls. Witnesses recount blocked routes, damaged rails, and German advances with references to Belgium and the Belgian frontier amid disrupted travel and supply lines.
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Ald la Chapelle
Thade
Wes
Liege
Pasig
Prassat
Douls St. Damiond
London
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Gerymany
Belgium
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Regula Salle Leo
Igora
Egeapa
Belelome
Germany
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Dogiteh
Great European War Great Figures and Royal Lines
A sweeping list of European monarchs and leaders linked to the outbreak of the Great War appears, naming Francis Joseph, Franz Ferdinand, King Peter of Serbia, Czar Nicholas II, King George V, King Victor Emmanuel III, and others. It notes allied and rival powers, key diplomats, and military figures shaping early war events, including Austria Hungary, Germany, Russia, and Britain.
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Joseph of
Aus ‘Tria
Archduke Prancla
Sarajevo
Peter
Bervia
Alexander
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Tha Czar
Ruesias
George
Alexandra
Kalaor
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Pruesia
Dand Gor
Victor
Emmanuel of
Thirst for News and a Fading Daily Record
A fragmentary OCR passage mentions readers of political content and a garbled scene reflecting a newspaper’s role. It references German troops and a distant war context, with scattered names and phrases, illustrating the era's attention to conflict and press.
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