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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1912
Page
6
The speech urges a broad political awakening and frames two major tasks: establish justice in tariffs and trust regulation while protecting public resources. It argues for government accommodation and fair dealing, condemning tariffs as politics and calling for a national partnership between Congress and the people.
Governor Wilson argues for a downwards revision of tariffs aimed at ending special privileges and monopolies. He calls for universal partnership in public affairs, expanded education, a strong merchant marine, and a publicly run treasury of reforms to benefit labor, farmers, and the nation.
In Malden District Court Judge Sweetser disciplined four newsboys after a small riot in Malden square. Patrick Lucy, 22, received six months in the House of Correction for larceny of 6.50 during the fracas. Myer Lachinskey was fined 2 for assault. J Rupert Donnelly paid a 15 fine for assault. John T Barnes, arraigned for assault, was discharged after testifying he acted as peacemaker.
San Francisco reports author Lloyd Osbourne stepson of Robert Louis Stevenson is dying in Santa Barbara according to advices received here.
Governor Woodrow Wilson in Girt New Jersey formally accepts the Democratic nomination for presidency. He outlines his faith as the rule of right and justice guiding tariff policy, anti trust reform, merchant marine restoration, waterways development, natural resource conservation, banking reforms and related issues.
A large crowd gathered at the New Jersey summer capital to hear Governor Wilson accept the nomination. Senator-elect Ollie James announced the Baltimore convention result as Wilson’s speech drew applause and humor. Wilson shook hands with thousands before a seaside drive. Marshall plans a Maine stump in late August, with Wilson delaying Maine talks until after September elections.
Danzig reports the German turbine cruiser Goeben, launched in Hamburg last year, completed a measured mile speed trial and achieved 32 knots. At the May 18 trial she logged 30 knots, marking her as the fastest vessel in the German navy.
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