Prophets Predict 1919 Year of War and Change
A Boston Transcript survey compiles predictions from prophets and seers in 1914 1915 about 1919 events including end of the war and political upheavals in Europe and the United States with varied forecasts for rulers revolts and peace prospects. It notes errors and biases in prophecies and cites analysts from France England Germany and Japan as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Britain
Germany
Austria
Kodama
United States
Boston
Mass
Franklin Clarkin
New York
Boston Transcript
Daniel
Babylon
Raphael
England
Mme. Thebes
Europe
Petit Parisien
Sui Generis
Densho Kadoma
Nippon Club
Confucius
New England
Meyer
Hoboken
Allen
American Astrologicalesearch Society
Manchester
Thebes
Meyer—Kaiser
Czar
Hohenzollerns
Franz Joseph
Kronprinz Friedrich
Italy
Kaiser
Russia
Ireland
Spain
Portugal
Egypt
Berlin
Sweden
Denmark
Hamburg
Bremen
Raphael—Kaiser
America
Whitman aide probes Cleary acquittal and DA Gagan links
New investigation opened by William Hayward into Cleary acquittal in the Eugene Newman murder case. New details target courtroom witnesses, grand jury actions, and local Democratic ties in Haverstraw. Missing context includes Mrs Cleary and the jury’s makeup as claimed by Fred S Newman. Martha Palmer reappears after six weeks claiming she wandered the woods eating acorns for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Hayward
Whitman
William V. Cleary
Eugene Newman
Thomas Gagan
Cleary
Hayward
Haverstraw
Fred S. Newman
Newman
Sheriff Serven
Gagan
Comesky
Roeland County
Anna
Gaga
West Falmouth
Mass
Martha Palmer
Russia Withholds Approval of Pekin Relief Expedition
Washington reports Russia has withheld approval for the Pekin relief expedition aiding German and Austrian prisoners in Siberia. The Red Cross learned the mission was halted at Harbin and new negotiations are awaited. An Austrian embassy dispatch warned of retaliation if prisoners are not better treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Russia
Siberian
Pekin
American Red Cross
Harbin
Austria
Austro-Hungary
Servia
France
State Department
Petrograd
Siberia
England
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Warren
Senator Penrose
Billy
Tabernacle
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Penrose
Boies Penrose
Commerce
Church
Russians Sink Turkish Vessels in Black Sea Action
A Petrograd report states Russian forces damaged Turkish cruisers Breslau and Hamidieh on January 6 in the Black Sea. It describes raids in the Bay of Synope, bombardments of cargo ships, and prisoner captures, with further attacks near Trebizond, Platana, Surmeneh, and Rozin. An Istanbul communique counters by noting Turkish losses but claims heavy resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Black Sea
Breslau
Hamidieh
Mamidieh
Bay of Synope
Trebizond
Platana
Surmeneh
Rizen
Khopa
Thar
Bosphorus
Dor
Sletiad
Constantinople
Turkey
London Interview Mixes Cobb and Kitchener
Irvin Cobb interviewed Lord Kitchener who believed he would meet Ty Cobb the baseball star. The exchange yielded a quirky cross of fame and war vision in a London setting with Cobb as a misidentified figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Irvin
Cobb
Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
Ty Cobb
Also Mentioned on This Page
War Allen
Congress
Pacific
Navy
Mexico
Col
Roosevelt
Mars
Mever
Washington
Japan
Wall Street
Zeppelin
Belgium
Albert
Warsaw
India
Carl Graves
Antwerp
la Vie Parisien
Gustav Meyer
Astrological Society
Portsmouth
N. H
Venice
Genoa
Vienna
Rome
Copenhagen
Uranus
Hebes
Okuma
Balkans
Bulgaria
Paris
Calais
Novem
Sarge
Allevia
Ham
Los Angeles
Cal. FE
R. Davis
Padang
Sumatra
Rogers Bros
Rogers
Successe
Jeride
Sania Ge
Te Eis
Biton & Co
jerRe
Hethe Scientific Fimerican
Erie
Uv & Co
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