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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1914
Page
7
The Boston Post reports President Wilson urged Congress to appropriate 250000 to aid Americans in Europe and transport them home amid Europe unrest. Congress moved to remove currency restrictions and secure naval and postal actions to ease the crisis.
Emperor Nicholas II issues a manifesto declaring mobilization after Austria Hungary attacked Belgrade. He calls on Russians to unite and defend Russia against the insolent attack, praying for God's blessing on Holy Russia and its troops.
The Belgian King appeals to King George for diplomatic intervention to safeguard Belgium's integrity, citing England's friendship and past acts. Paris reports Prince Roland Bonaparte, 50, offers service in the French army despite legal bans on princes from former French royal lines. He would place his homes at the government’s disposal.
New York bankers proposed using a U S warship to carry 3 500 000 in gold to Europe for stranded American tourists relief. Benjamin Strong Jr left for Washington to seek President Wilson's sanction. Gold is ready and stored in kegs at the Bankers Trust Company sub treasury. Embassy checks will be issued for deposits to fund the relief effort.
Sponsors admit the plan is unprecedented yet necessary to aid Americans without funds. Shipping gold on a liner is impracticable due to risk and lack of insurer, but placing it in a swift American armored cruiser could ensure safety despite warships. Strong hints a presidential option favors warship escorted transfer if objections arise.
Congress at Wilson request appropriated 250000 dollars as an initial aid to care for Americans in Europe. Funds will cover immediate needs of those without means, with possibility of more support if required.
U S embassies will assist Americans with letters of credit and traveler's checks to cash. Diplomats issued orders for ambassadors to exchange credits, bank checks or money orders. Ambassadors Page in Longton and Herrick in France urged to press British and French governments on the matter.
The sale lists street, afternoon, evening, and tub dresses with large markdowns. Wool crepe serge and silk pieces drop from up to 40 dollars to 16.50, while many mid range gowns fall to 7.50 to 13.50. Numerous styles include charmeuse crepe de chine taffeta and voile fabrics with prices cut for limited time.
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