June Circulation Gains Highlight Boston Daily and Sunday Posts
June circulation figures show the Daily Post at 510 486 and the Sunday Post at 338 906, with gains of 67 975 copies per day for June and 27 756 for the Sunday edition, noting Sunday Post's best June performance. The report also references Germany's stance on neutrals and American safety on ships amid wartime conditions.
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Bride of Two Weeks Drowns in New Hampshire Lake
Mrs. Thomas A. Gallagher of 17 Ames Street Lynn, a bride of two weeks, drowned at Lake Wentworth while fishing with her husband. Several boats dragged the lake through the day but the body had not been recovered by nightfall.
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Thomas A. Gallagher
Ames Street
Lynn
Lake Wentworth
Gallagher Husband Dives in Lake Wentworth To Save Wife
Mr. Gallagher of Gallagher Manufacturing Company Lynn and his wife honeymooning at Lake Wentworth joined a fishing party. While standing on rocks near City Pit brook, Mrs. Gallagher slipped and disappeared in the current as rescuers searched all day and night.
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Bernard Gallagher
Gallagher Manufacturing Company
Sagamore Street
Lynn
Mrs. Gallagher
Lake Wentworth
Germany Rejects U S Demand to Protect Citizens Aboard
Germany says there is no need for American travelers to seek protection on ships flying an enemy flag and that neutrals on such ships face risks like those on land during war. The Imperial government rejects claims that American presence on board shields a vessel from danger.
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Europe
Germany
England
High Seas
Foss pledges $100000 to prohibition cause
Former Massachusetts Governor Foss pledged 100000 to the prohibition effort at the Anti-Saloon League convention in Atlantic City. Officials did not confirm the report, but Foss was cheered loudly as the crowd hailed his contribution.
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N. J
Foss
Massachusetts
Anti-Saloon League Convention
Hobson Seeks Prohibition Nomination for 1916
Congressman Richmond Pearson Hobson aims to be the Prohibition party's 1916 presidential standard bearer, some anti saloon delegates say after his convention address. The convention today passed resolutions affirming the nonpartisan character of the movement, blocking his ambitions.
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Richmond Pearson Hobson
Baseball Scores From National American Leagues
National League results include Boston losing to St Louis 4 8 in ten innings and Brooklyn edging Chicago 8 7 in ten. New York split with Cincinnati 5 3 and 4 3. Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 2 1. American League notes Detroit defeated Boston 15 4 and Chicago beat Washington 5 1. New England games list Lowell 4 Lawrence 3 and Portland 5 Fitchburg 1 Worcester 2 Manchester 1 Lynn 4 Lewiston 4 in 14 innings.
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Nine Injured When Elevator Drops In Boston Building
Nine people suffered injuries when an elevator plunged from the 10th to the 3rd floor of the Paddock building at 101 Tremont Street in Boston. Passengers, including Mrs. Lillian Draper and Mrs. Harry Ware, were jolted as two women and seven men tumbled into the corridor. elevator operator Sidney G. Dexter helped to calm and assist the injured.
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Tremont Street
Harry R. Ware
Medford
Workingmen’s Co-operative Bank
Sidney G. Dexter
Draper Avenue
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Injured Woman Suffering Sprain and Heart Trouble
Mrs. Lillian Draper of 33 Farragut Street West Somerville is reported injured with a sprained ankle heart trouble and possible internal injuries. Her husband transported her home.
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Farragut Street
West Somerville
German Note on American Vessels and Lusitania Sinking
The German government states that American ships will face no hindrance to legitimate commerce and American lives on such ships will be protected. It calls for marked American passenger steamers, no contraband on board, and advance sailing notices. neutrality issues and potential neutral ships under the American flag are discussed. Germany defends the Lusitania sinking as a consequence of Britain's blockade and submarine warfare, arguing warning would have doomed the German submarine and that spared ships would have allowed ammunition flows to enemies.
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U. S
United States
U.S
Europe
Wilson
England
Lusitania
Fair weekend forecast for Boston and vicinity
Washington July 9 forecast calls for fair weather in New England and eastern New York. Moderate temperatures with light west winds expected Saturday and Sunday.
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Washington
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New England
New York
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Boylston Wine Service
Moon Phases and Sunset Times Highlight Summer War Day
Rises 4 15. MQW Rises tonight SUN Sets 7 23. MOON at 3 11 a m. Moon changes Full moon June 26 last quarter July 4 new moon July 12 first quarter July 19 full moon July 26 last quarter Aug 2 1vist day of year 19th day of summer 844th day of war Day 15th 8m long decrease since June 22 11m Morning state Saturn Venus and Jupiter Light auto lamps tonight at 7 53 other vehicles at 8 23 Today s anniversaries Admission ray a holiday in Wyoming admitted to the Union 1890 Finley Dunn Mr Dooley born 1867.
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Germany Justifies Every Act Under God and History
An editorial contends Germany would be guilty before God and history if it did not protect its actions, noting neutrals suffer as a consequence. The piece argues moral responsibility rests with German leadership and cautions against reckless justification of wartime measures.
German Submarine Commander Acted Properly in the Lusitania Case
Germany replies to the United States refusing to guarantee safety for American citizens on belligerent ships. The note defends submarine warfare, justifies the Lusitania sinking, and blames Great Britain for the conflict due to blockade and arming of ships.
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Lusitania
Berlin
Germany
United States
Gerard
Great Britain
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