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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1914

Page

7

Kronprinzessin Cecilie Makes Port at Bar Harbor

Bar Harbor Me Aug 4 The Kronprinzessin Cecilie a North German Lloyd steamer carrying over 10 million dollars in gold and passengers landed amid fog and legal orders from McAdoo to return to New York The ship disguised with canvas avoided French and English warships and headed back after a wartime alarm citing Germany England France and Austria as at war The crew and passengers faced an orderly exit with plans to transfer funds and inner freight aboard while officials considered continuing the voyage or returning to the United States Representatives Bartholdt and Ballingfeld returned to New York amid hopes the peace conference would proceed

England New York Passer Gers McAdoo Bar Harbor Kronprinzessin Lecille Plymouth Cherbourg Kronprinzens North German Lloyd Company Ha Moen Fern France Germany Austria America Grown Maanders UN Uuara Bremen Bartholdt Barehfeld Stockholm United States

England and Germany Declare War Will Command Fleet

Britain mobilizes under Vice Admiral Jellicoe to lead home fleets with Madden as chief of staff. Reports flag Turkish mobilization under Gen. Liman von Sanders. Germans push into French border towns Longwy and Cirey Sur Vezouze, cut lines, requisition cattle, while Austrian forces fail near Semendria. Kitchener, French generals named. buses mobilize, refugees sail in, railways placed on war footing.

Will Sir John Jellicoe Charles E. Madden Seymour Peking London Liman von Sanders Longlaville Meurthe-et-Moselle Old Lorraine Longwy Cirey-Sur- Vezouze Duchy of Luxemburg Lepaix Belfort Germany Kitchener Field Marshal Earl Kitchener War Office England Sir John French Ulster

Belgians Rally Around King as War Looms

Brussels reports Germany declares war by note after Belgium rejects ultimatum and troops cross at Gemmenieh. Belgian Senate and Chamber unite behind King Albert who urges sacrifice and national unity to defend neutral Belgium. parliament approves 40 million dollars for defense. Long live independent Belgium.

Brussels Belgium Germany Gemmenieh Albert Senate Chamber of Deputies

Fear Canal May Involve United States In War

The Panama Canal will be open to vessels of commerce and war after August 15 under the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. Secretary Garrrison warned the narrow margin could drag the United States into conflict if belligerents force passage. Neutrality rules apply to canal waters, and opening days raise delicate questions about wartime use and American safety.

United States Panama Canal Lindley M. Garrison Remaini Ag Onl Japan Great Britain Gene Beligerent Marto Orient West Indies South America England Europe Canal

Britain’s envoy leaves Berlin declares war on Germany

Sir William Goschen, the British ambassador, announced Britain’s declaration of war from the foreign office in Berlin and demanded passports. In New York, Lieut. John C Porte, slated to pilot the America on its attempted transatlantic flight, withdrew to return to England as a reservist after a prior submarine service injury.

Germany Morning Post St. Petersburg Russia Berlin William Edward Goschen Foreign Office Great Britain Lieut. Porte America England New York John C. Porte Lusitenta Porte Aero Club of America Glenn H Curtiss

Fire consumes horses at Thomas W. Smith lumber yard

Fire at the Thomas W. Smith lumber yard stable near Second and N streets southeast destroyed several teams of horses and mules, with damage about 6000 dollars. Insurance was reported to cover the loss. A second alarm was sounded and firemen fought the blaze until around 2:30 this morning.

Thomas W. Smith

Canada calls out an army of 23000 in mobilization plan

Ottawa reports that orders for mobilizing a Canadian army division of 23000 men at Quebec will be issued tomorrow after cabinet review. An official memo states Parliament is summoned for August 18 and will focus on war-related matters. Portions of the militia are called to guard coasts and protect public property nationwide.

Baltimorf MD Drees Dent & C Tate i. Gent & CO Beltimese Md Arthir Caplis Brass Hed Ottawa Quebec Dominion

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