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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
15
Mme Leo Dupriez of Louvain Belgium told the Women's City Club at a special dinner about the sacking and burning of the city during wartime. She recalled scenes of destruction and chaos, sharing personal experiences from that period.
Obituaries list multiple bereavements with names ages and addresses. Entries include Bailey from Milford Street. Brennan child of Matthew and Anna Brennan. Carlen widow of George Carlen of Allston. Cavanaugh widow of Luke Cavanaugh of Dedham. Cook of Roxbury. Coon of Watertown. Ravideon Brookline. Currier Melrose Highlands. Diettrich Hampton New Hampshire. Feeney Dorchester. Foley South Boston. Grover West Somerville. Healy Roxbury. Hollis Cambridge. Hopper Boston. Kearney East Boston. Keene West Roxbury. Kelly Forest Hills. Keyes Somerville. Kilty Charlestown. Koppehel Mattapan. M Mcmurray Roxbury. Mealey Brookline. Merry Washington DC. Munsey Roxbury. Murphy Charlestown Cambridge. OBrien Somerville. OConner Boston. Picco Roxbury. Ryan Dorchester. Sullivan Chelsea. Sweeney Boston. Whi Hyde Park. Williams East Boston. Funeral times vary with high mass of requiem or private services. The notices invite relatives and friends to attend.
Kedeg active with broad distribution as new highs appear for Canadian and other foreign issues. Notes show strong levels for Anglo French, Japanese, St Louis & San Francisco. U S government and corporate bonds traded with various yields and conversions reflected in listed prices.
The article analyzes U S Steel potential gross earnings near a billion dollars this year, eclipsing seven major railroads. It notes railroads like Pennsylvania and New York Central showing record April results, with surpluses improving financing capacity and potential mergers in tire manufacturing amid market rumors.
Lloyds reports that three British steamers have been sunk. Baron Tweedmouth 500 tons crossed, Julia Park 2900 tons last at Liverpool May 14, Lady Ninian 4297 tons gross bound from Newport News to Leghorn, passed Gibraltar May 26. No further details given.
Colonel Roosevelt, returning from a Middle Western trip, stops in Newark New Jersey to address the industrial exposition tied to the 250th anniversary celebration of the city. He heads next to Oyster Bay.
Colonel Roosevelt spoke to New Jersey National Guardsmen at the Exposition building praising preparedness and denouncing weasel words. He urged a protective tariff as essential to American industry and warned Europe after the war would be economically aggressive without one.
Theodore Roosevelt spoke in Newark asserting a protective tariff is the barrier behind which American industries can grow safely. He warned the United States would face a grave economic disaster after the European war unless such tariff protection, with reciprocity principles, is enacted and applied.
The former president argues for a strong protective tariff to foster national industry and urges balanced rewards for leadership. He warns against two dangers: reckless efficiency that harms many and demagogues who destroy prosperity for all.
The text frames poverty and wealth as two faces of the same moral fault. It condemns the unscrupulous man who harms his brother out of arrogance and envy, arguing both stem from a selfish indifference to a brother's welfare.
In St Louis on June 1, the Roger Sullivan for Vice President headquarters opened as a working quorum of the Democratic national committee subcommittee on arrangements arrived. Tomorrow’s meeting will decide ticket apportionment delegation assignments and temporary officers for the convention. J Bruce Kremer of Montana says no platform will be framed until the convention meets, and a Wilson Platform is anticipated.
Former Mayor Fitzgerald will speak at the Elks flag day ceremonies on Boston Common June 14. Mayor Curley extended the invitation yesterday with Colonel John H. Dunn and James P. Murphy assisting. Fitzgerald accepted.
Bruce Barton weighs the roles of stomach and brain in everyday life in a feature for the Sunday Post Magazine. The piece explores how appetite and intellect shape decisions and conduct.
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