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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1914

Page

2

Boston Tax Rate Rises to 17 50 Amid Mayor Curley Remarks

Mayor Curley defends a 20 cent hike to 17 50 per thousand, blaming predecessor policies and payroll and public service costs. He cites school funding rises and county expenses as drivers, pledging low bids and honesty to protect prosperity.

Curley Boston Suffolk’ County Woburn Settee New Bedford Melrose Serewe Cambridge Ae Taunton Eere Ena Somerville Ewe Eerevevessee Fitchburg Medford Ewe Worcester Waltham See

Sighted Crippled German Dreadnought Report

Amsterdam dispatch reports the Dutch steamer Epsilon saw a German dreadnought in Trondhjem harbor with smashed funnels and shell holes. No official confirmation available.

London Amsterdam Central News Epsilon Ymuiden Trondhjem

France and Russia agree on prisoners

Paris report says Russia will treat with special consideration any prisoners from Alsace and Lorraine captured by Russian forces. France will extend equal consideration to any Polish prisoners it takes. The two nations have reached this understanding.

Paris Russia Alsace and Lorraine France

Two British Cruisers Chase Austrian Steamer Mora witz

Captain Rakos of the Austrian steamer Mora witz reported being chased for six hours by two British cruisers about 300 miles south of Barbados after arriving in Galveston from Cardiff. The note appeared in a dispatch dated August 17. G. O. Taylor, a whiskey ad accompanies the report.

Galveston Tex Rakos Morawitz Cardiff Barbados

Roosevelt Says Progressive Party to Stay in Fight

Colonel Roosevelt rallies a crowd of about 3500 in Fenway Hall and emphasizes Progressive goals against Bourbon “machines” in Massachusetts. He criticizes Cannon and Aldrich tied to the PayneAldrich tariff and defends antimonopoly actions while urging cross party workers to join the Progressive cause.

Progressive Party Roosevelt McCall Payne-Aldrich Massachusetts Messrs Cannon Aldrich Republican Wilson Congress Texas Washington United States Army

Roosevelt Visits Boston Amid Rainy Ball Park Rally

Colonel Roosevelt drew a large crowd at Fenway Park then Arena despite rain, receiving a hearty welcome. He criticized party splits over monopoly, urged fair prosperity, and planned speeches in Maine at Lewiston and Portland after meeting leaders like James P. Magenis and Charles Sumner Bird.

Roosevelt Ball Park Joseph Walker Europe James P. Magenis Mr. Bird New York Anglin Progressive City Committee Franklin Square House Dr. Bigelow Beacon Street Maine Lewiston Portland

Roosevelt Speech On Progressive Growth And Reform

Colonel Roosevelt outlines the Progressive movement as a 15 year rise shaping civic conscience and responding to new economic needs. He credits the movement with uniting dispersed forces, energizing reform, alarming conservatives, and prompting immediate state legislation across the country.

Roosevelt Progressive Party

How Col Roosevelt Describes Old Parties

Col Roosevelt argues the Progressive party has humanized government and broadened public representation. He cites Hiram Johnson in California as a model and credits progress to bipartisan reforms expanding workers' protections and social insurance while urging a square deal for all.

Col. Roosevelt Progressive Party California Hiram Johnson Republican Party Busines

Not Merely Sentimental on Justice and Economic Efficiency

The piece argues against sentimentality in industrial policy and stresses balancing workers rights, business efficiency, and shared rewards. It urges workers to pull their weight, recognize gains from productivity, and ensure justice for labor, capital, and the public within a market economy.

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Karlsruhe's Boat Picked Up At Sea

A whaleboat from the German cruiser Karlsruhe, likely abandoned during a clash with the British Suffolk, was recovered by the Dutch steamer Lodewijk Van Nassau. The boat carried oars and gear, found at latitude 26 and longitude 74.40, supporting accounts of the Karlsruhe fleeing while coaling. Among 89 aboard the Lodewijk Van Nassau were 30 German reservists from Venezuela and Haiti seeking return to Germany.

New York Karlsruhe Suffolk Lodewijk van Nassau Halifax Venezuela Haytien Germany

Boy Dies In Ipswich River Swimming Accident

A 12 year old boy drowned in the Ipswich River at North Reading near the S. E. Abbott Shoe Company factory. The father, exhausted from futile rescue attempts, was saved along with another boy who tried to help. The mother aided the surviving companion and the rescued boy's father saved the other father.

Ipswich River North Reading S. E. Abbott Shoe Company

Tragic Drowning Affects North Reading Family at Ipswich River

Charles Jones twelve son of Mr and Mrs George Jones of North Reading drowned yesterday afternoon in the Ipswich river near the Abbott shoe factory after falling from a raft. George Jones his father attempted rescue but was nearly lost himself, saved by C F Burditt with Mrs Trask aiding. The boy and his companions Russell Trask and Edward Burditt had spent the afternoon on a raft pushed from shore.

Eliza Hannah Colonel Roosevelt Charles Jones George Jones North Reading Ipswich Abbott Shoe McLane C. F. Burditt Edward Burditt Henry Trask Russell Trask Jones Traffe Burditt Russell

Whiskey sale advisory from G O Taylor

G O Taylor issues a notice urging limits on sealed bottle sales as a demanded whiskey item. The advisory emphasizes caution and compliance with local regulations.

G. O. Taylor

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