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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1914

Page

9

Portugal to Call Her Army and Fight the Kaiser

In Senate discussions the war tax bill and revenue measures sparked a partisan clash between Senators Penrose and Lewis. They sparred over Democratic extravagance, wartime finances, and a plan to issue 250 million dollars in government bonds to aid cotton, while Southern senators pushed the cotton relief amendment.

Portugal Spain Senate Penrose Pennsylvania James Sainton Lewis Pennsylvanie Alaska Hoke Smith IMS Europe

Belgium Will Have Revenge Proclamation From Ostend

The proclamation posted in Ostend announcing Belgium government’s withdrawal to Le Havre was received by cable. It praises Belgian soldiers for defending the country, notes a temporary seat in Le Havre, and calls for unity, justice, and deliverance with allied support as Belgium endures invasion and vows continued sovereignty.

Ostend Antwerp Belgium France England le Havre French Republic Aqne Hadge

Tax proposals and Ostend siege flood news mix in period report

A long article outlines tax debates on proprietary medicines and wines, with proposed rates and amendments while noting protests against taxes on the poor man’s medicine. The piece shifts to a chaotic Ostend siege, describing flight, crowds, hospital needs, displaced residents, and rumors amid German advance, with King Albert’s departure leaving no clear government.

Hadl G Senate Ostend Albert

Mrs J C Pryor Dies After Strychnine Incident

Mrs J C Pryor, wife of Lieut Comdr James Chambers Pryor, died after a mistaken dose of strychnine. Her mother Mrs George Mackay recalled the sudden tragedy in Washington, noting Pryor’s devotion to her husband and two year old son James Chambers Pryor. Grandparents were deeply attached, and Pryor had recently awaited his return from duty aboard the battleship North Dakota.

Mander George Mackay Mra Mackay Gerri Smith Brooklyn Pryor Army Navy War and Navy Departments Japan Mackay

German Loss At 700000 In World War I Casualties

Dispatches from Petrograd report that careful military estimates place German deaths and wounded unfit for service since hostilities began at about 700000. The Washington Post cites Boris Bordeauy as the source.

Washington Post Bordeauy Petrograd

Haitian Rebels Win Battle Near Limonade

Haitian rebels claim victory over government troops near Limonade on the north coast. The Haitian president retreats toward Grande Riviere as other government forces pull back to Cape Haltien.

Cape Jadlen Haiti Limonade Grande Riviere Cape Haltien

Hoover Faults Camps And Urges Unified Belgian Relief

Herbert Hoover, chairman of the Belgian relief committee, argued that American aid should be centralized under one commission to avoid waste. He warned that refugee camps in England and Holland would demoralize refugees and hinder solutions. Repatriation to Belgian villages, funded by Americans with Allied and German cooperation, offers the best path, he said, with Holland and England needing funds for winter and next year’s crops. E. B. Wyman sails to New York to raise U S support for ongoing relief efforts.

Relief Committee London England Holland Herbert C. Hoover Belgium Hoover Molland Antwerp United States E. B. Wyman Information Bureau The American Relief Committee New York Mr. Wyman America

King of Belgium thanks France telegram to Poincaré

King Albert of Belgium sends a telegram to President Poincaré expressing profound thanks for France hospitality and support for Belgium independence. He pledges unshakable confidence in a common victory and affirms lasting friendship with France. He says courage will not fail them fighting side by side in a just cause.

Bordeaux Albert of Belgium Poincaré France Republic Albert

Bombing and pursuit in Warsaw air war report

A Warsaw crowd witnessed German air raids with bombs dropped on the city. An airman bombed Warsaw early, another plane followed, guns fired from fortress towers, and a German biplane finally was seen listing and brought down on Count Roniker’s estate along the river, the crowd cheering as the intruder was captured.

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British spur Belgians continue fight after Antwerp fall

German papers call Antwerp’s fall a British defeat and note Berlin urged Belgians to resist. Press materials claim Belgian government planned to seek London, and Paris Matin disputes claims of cathedral destruction. Reports also cite Russian losses and alleged crimes in East Prussia, insults to returning German ambulance crews, and minor damage from a British air raid on Düsseldorf.

Antwerp London Daily Chronicle Baseler Nachrichten Matin Paris Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant East Prussia Basel France Dusseldorf

Munsterberg Resigns At Harvard Over Wiener Bequest

Prof Hugo Munsterberg formally presented his resignation to the Harvard corporation after Maj Wiener threatened to cancel a 10 million dollar bequest to Harvard. The corporation decided to accept, though Munsterberg will not be allowed to resign. Harvard hopes Wiener will reconsider his decision about the bequest and will not yield to the demand that Munsterberg depart. The trustees defend his ability to express views in German defense and affirm Harvard's policy of faculty latitude on public affairs.

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