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Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

08 May 1915

Page 4

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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

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May 08, 1915

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4

Wilson Warns Germany on Neutral Rights and American Lives

President Wilson warns that destroying an American vessel or lives on the high seas would be an indefensible violation of neutral rights. He states the United States would hold Germany accountable and take necessary steps to safeguard American lives and property and rights at sea.

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United States Wilson Germany Queenstown White House Secret Service Berlin Gulflight Washington Page London Ireland Lusitania Great Britain
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President Reacts To Lusitania Sinking And Possible U S Action

President Wilson, overwhelmed by reports of American casualties, contemplates decisive steps to protect citizens on the seas as Germany's submarine campaign advances. Officials cite the Feb 10 note demanding neutral rights and await admiralty reports and Ambassador Page’s findings before any policy decision.

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Wilson Germany Bryan Lansing British Admiralty Ambassador Page Congress Stone Lor Senate Foreign Relations Committee United States
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Neutrals Warned Travel R isk on Lusitania Sails

German officials express concern over neutral travel on ships, stating risk to passengers aboard ships believed to carry arms. No comment from Count von Bernstorff amid Lusitania sinking reports.

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Washington Count von Bernstorff
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