Prohibition of War Photos and Submarine Mines in Europe
The piece notes a shift in wartime photography as reliance on real battlefield images grows scarce while long range film tech becomes available, and analyzes the impact of submarine mines. It cites Britain's plan to plant offshore mines, and discusses legal and strategic history of naval mine use, including German and Italian developments and the dangers of open sea mines for neutral and friendly vessels.
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India Muslims for Britain Would Deplore Estrangement
A Bengal viewpoint urges unity between Turkey and England amid imperial tensions. The Bengal delegation emphasizes peaceful relations during a formal feast, criticizing any move toward estrangement and urging prudent diplomacy in the region.
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England
Bengal
Silver at 158 per ounce sparks war risk and market spin
A garbled report discusses silver prices around 158 per ounce amid wartime Europe. It hints at metal value shifts, investor nerves, and possible ties to markets, with scattered mentions of Pence and various financial terms.
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Europe
Mr Pence
Gets It for Corns Sure as Sunrise
An ad claims a simple plan to cure corns with a quick, inflaming method. It references a formula and a product sold through druggists and stores, promising fast relief within seconds.
Alien Reservists in U S When Census of 1910 Was Taken
A census bulletin shows foreign born white males over two years in the United States totaling 2,266,535. Of these, 226653 are subjects of other governments, 310772 have taken out first papers, 27938 citizenship not reported. Italy leads with 43442, Germany 108, Austria Hungary 174, Great Britain 197626, France 1860. The report ignores migrants since the last census.
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Italy
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Hungary
Great Britain
Dominion Arrives with War Stories and Prisoners of War
The American Line steamer Dominion reached Philadelphia with many tourists from Europe who endured wartime travel woes. Passengers recounted German actions near Falaise and Havre, the Kronprinzessin Cecilie episode, and five Frenchmen shot after disclosing disguises in Germany. Among other travelers were a Birmingham pageant winner and clergy from Wilmington and Fairbank.
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Fairbank Town
Two Hours Grace Given Toward Raising Funds for Prussians
London Aug 4 special correspondent relates Ostend events as German demands for 40 000 unsettled locals and threats to nobles. Burgomaster spared by timely intervention while German forces move toward Courtrai and Charleroi. Reports conflict on troop movements and retreat.
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British Artillery Excels Germans but Is Insufficient in Numbers
Rouen correspondent of The Times describes Mons fighting where British artillery is praised as magnificent yet outnumbered. Despite equal gun quality with the French, Allied shells perform well while German shells misfire. The sheer massed German batteries push forward and cause heavier Allied losses, though Allied troops hold Sunday and retire Monday.
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Treachery in Lorraine Masks French Funeral March Battery
A French officer recalls Lorraine betrayal as villagers aided the Germans by signaling positions and aiding the enemy. Local leaders offered rooms for a forward station and even corrected church clock range. French troops faced hidden traps and a masked battery as shells roared.
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Berlin in Almost Utter Ignorance Of News From Outside World
Berlin by way of Holland reports from the August 2 Berliner Tageblatt that Germans know little of outside events or even major domestic happenings. Rumor of Mrs Woodrow Wilson’s death is dismissed by the paper as unlikely and unreadable by many. The note says Goeben and Breslau escaped Messe, with Berlin believing ships still ready for action in the Mediterranean. whispers persist on the fate of warships and Zeppelin destruction remains unknown to the populace.
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Alest Town Pays 26.30 Under Threat of Destruction
Special Cable reports Ostend says Ghent fears German occupation is past. Burgomaster urges re hoisting Belgian flag after a fugitive claims eight uhlans arrived from south Flanders warning of further raids. Town cash box taken with 1311-2 francs found. 131 francs seized, 372 francs left as police tip.
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Germany's Wartime Finance and Banking Reforms Expanded
Special cable from Berlin reports a vast wartime fund raised, suspension of banking laws, and broad measures to sustain industry. New loans, legal tender for bank notes, and relief for business accompany labor relaxation and family allowances. Customs on food lifted, import restrictions eased, and food export halted to stabilize shortages. Authorities set price ceilings and compel stock sales to aid the war economy.
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England Must Have 1,000,000 Men To Check Germany
London editorial argues for mass mobilization to deter Germany, urging 1,400,000 trained troops in months ahead. It notes Charleroi delay, France’s risk on the Belgian front, and predicts long war with heavy costs unless Britain expands forces and mints new manpower.
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Liberia appeals to United States for wireless cable neutrality ruling
Liberia asks the United States for guidance on enforcing neutrality in the wireless cable controversy. France and Britain protest ongoing cable wireless tensions as Monrovia seeks an American solution and reference points.
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Ambassador Page
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Germany
Lite
Monrovie
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Austrian Cruiser Dashed at French Fleet in World War I
Telegraph report from Berlin via Marconi notes vessels and consuls ordered from Tan 1 Biel. Austrian cruiser Zenta reportedly sunk August 16 after engagement with French forces. Also mentions Italian steamer Ancona held near Gibraltar and prisoners of war, Russian casualties, and a German emperor telegram praising Duke Albrecht's army.
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Ostend Fears Germans Will Cut Off Communication With Great Britain
Reports from Ostend claim Germans aim to sever Belgian coast wireless links and isolate Britain. John Mackenzie says panic gripped Ostend as fortifications and mines were prepared. Americans evacuated. refugees described German movements toward Ghent and Parla. locals warned to flee while no German troops were seen in Ostend.
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Belgian Peasants Tremble as German Armies Advance
Amsterdam correspondent reports abject terror among Belgian peasants over the German advance. People flee Brussels by train, many fainting and a dead baby carried amid chaos. Antwerp shows calmer scenes with wounded in hospitals. Dutch govt to buy all flour and halt mills Monday for stock reckoning, reopening Tuesday under government control.
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Ghent
Ar Ostend
Firing Last Shot Near Germans and French Bayonet Charge
A World War I correspondent describes near Chartres battle scenes with French troops charging Germans with bayonets, enduring exhaustion and heavy fire as they broke through lines. He recounts African troops, intense fear, and moments of tactical breakthrough amid relentless combat.
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