Argentina Plans Long Term Bonds to Back Sanitary Works
The Executive Power seeks amendments to Laws 8889 and 9468 to permit government endorsement of bonds issued by the Sanitary Works Board. Proceeds will redeem existing issues, with the state guaranteeing principal and interest until cancellation. Retained funds cover maturing notes and gold notes, with remaining balance for further Sanitary Works construction.
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Treasury
United States
United States of America
United Kingdom
Great Britain
London
New York
Board of Sanitary Works
Buenos Aires
Market Review and Outlook on War Market Turbulence
The Lusitania sinking created a market panic and possible US Germany tensions. Rail stock averages fell about one third from February lows, with a total decline near six points in the combined index. Despite war risks, money conditions and crops outlook remain favorable for a continued, strong expansion.
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Lusitania
United States
Germany
Federal Reserve System
Japan
China
Answers to Inquiries in Boston Post Stock Column
Weekly column offers readers of New England industrial, utility, bank and mill stocks inquiries answered impartially from trustworthy data. It covers listed and unlisted securities and other financial topics. Include full name and street address when writing to the financial editor at Boston Post.
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Boston Post
New England
Post
Financial
The
Inquirer
Boston
Mass
Island Creek Coal Company details and prospects
The Island Creek Coal Company holds about 30,000 acres of coal lands in Logan and Mingo counties West Virginia and operates to produce 3,000,000 tons annually. It is headquartered at 65 Congress Street Boston and has substantial stock: 49,776 shares of 6 percent cumulative preferred and 99,568 shares of common. Earnings per common share were 4.44 in 1914 and 2.96 in 1918, with dividends on common totaling extra payments in earlier years.
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Island Creek Coal Company
M. C
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Logan
Mingo
West Virginia
Island Creek Coal
United States Coal & Oil Co
Editorials United in Their Condemnation
The New York World argues Germany's offence lies in a policy of indiscriminate warfare that targets civilians and neutrals alike. It urges the United States to press for immediate explanations, assurances, and firm action to stop such tactics and defend civilization.
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New York World
Germany
Berlin
Lusitania
United States
Count Ten or Full Thousand, If Needed
The New York Sun urges restraint in public reaction during a national crisis. It cautions Americans to pause before demanding action and to avoid partisan joy in tragedy, urging self examination from Americans of divided allegiance.
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New York Sun
Washington
United States
Law of the Lusitania case and war ethics debated
An editorial defends mercy toward captured crews, cites Civil War guides, and labels Germany an outlaw nation for its naval conduct. It argues the time for protests has passed and calls for neutrals aboard the Lusitania to be spared death as war aims suppress moral laws.
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Kinsale
State Department
Germany
Lusitania
United States
Falaba
New York Times
Lieber
Abraham Lincoln
Belgium
North Sea
Frye
Cushing
Urged to Banished Thoughts of War
In a Springfield Republican editorial a strong call to avoid war with Germany after the Lusitania sinking is voiced. It argues the tragedy harmed civilians, notes America’s rights will be vindicated without war, and warns of lasting anti German sentiment if recklessness continues.
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Germany
Lusitania
Springfield Republican
United States
New York
High Seas
Outcry Over German Actions Calls for Calm Unity
The New York Evening Post urges Americans to remain calm as the crisis with Germany escalates. It calls for firm government action, full disavowal of submarine attacks, and reparations, warning against hysteria while stressing humanity and justice.
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New York Evening Post
Germany
High Seas
Wilson
United States
Lusitania Horror Shocks Nation Ends American Casualties
The Philadelphia Public Ledger reports the Lusitania disaster as a catastrophe of world significance, detailing the frightful sacrifice of American lives and the broad shock across the country. The article emphasizes the gravity of the event and its impact on national sentiment.
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Lusitania
Government to hold chiefs to account for disaster
The government and its military and naval leaders responsible for the disaster will face unequivocal resolution and accountability. The public remains deeply concerned about national prestige and the impact on a great power.
Wikersham urges severing relations over Lusitania sinking
Former Attorney General George W Wikersham argues in a New York Times letter that Germanys attacks on the Lusitania demand ending diplomatic ties with Berlin recalling the ambassador and summoning Congress in extra session with a 250 million dollar defense purse to protect neutral powers. He proposes a global council of civilization inviting neutral nations to join steps to safeguard life and property from German actions.
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New York
George W. Wikersham
United States
New York Times
Germany
China
Berlin
Bernstorff
Congress
Lusitania
Lowell
Tigman
Body Identified in Mystic River Case in Charlestown
The man found unconscious on the Mystic River west bank at the Charlestown playground died at Relief Hospital yesterday morning. He has been identified as Arthur Clements of 6 Charles Street Everett.
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Mystic River
Charlestown
Relief Hospital
Arthur Clements
Charles Street
Everett
Obituaries and funeral notices from East Boston and surrounding areas
Local notices record numerous May funeral arrangements for families in East Boston Dorchester Roxbury and nearby communities. Entries list names ages addresses and church or chapel services with dates May 9 11 and 12 including St. Marys Notre Dame St. Hugh s Star of the Sea Blessed Sacrament and Holy Trinity churches.
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Allan
Boston
Mitchell
Mitchell G
Barbara J. Allan
Kievenaar
Bowen
Dorchester
Mary A
Daniel
Catherine Bowen
Carey
Julian St
St. Paul’s Church
Woodward Park St
Burke
Rutland
Sallie
Bridget
Thomas Burke
North Cambridge
D. P. Daneby & Sons
Rindge Ave
St. John’s Church
Burns
Grove
St. Anthony’s Church
Cambridge
Churchill
Newton St
Mary E
William Churchill
Woodlawn Chapel
Everett
Corrigan
Roxbury
Patrick
Annie FF
Kelly
Lawn St
Church of Blessed Sacrament
Crocker
Chelsea
Eda
Nee Kuehl
John Crocker
Central Ave
Crowell
Jamaica Plain
Mary C
William Crowell
Mozart St
Church of the Bless Sacrament
Michael Handren
Farry
John J. Connors
Chestnut Ave
Blessed Sacrament Church
Hasson
Hannah
West Fourth St
SS. Peter and Paul's
St. Patrick’s Church
Herbert
Catherine E. Herbert
James Herbert
James A. Herbert
Saratoga St
Star of the Sea
Hill
Somerville
James V. Hill
Cross St
Hoss
Hildegard Louise
Oscar H
Hildegard Hoss
Dyer Ave
Hurley
Winthrop
John E. Hurley
Limerick Park
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Johnson
Hanna Johnson
Burke's
St. Paul's Cemetery
Arlington
Littlefield
Herbert J. Littlefield
Bowdoin Ave
Larsen
Bessie H
Neils Hi. Larsen
Septimus
Olivia Cassidy
Windsor Ave
Watertown
Madigan
Michael
Mary Madigan
Chase St
St. Margaret’s
Maher
Malden
Catherine C
Joseph J. Maher
Johanna
John F. Leary
Charlestown
Highland Ave
Church of Immaculate Conception
Mahoney
Mary
Michael Mahoney
Daniel Mahoney
Spring St
Church of the Sacred Heart
McMahon
Margaret T. McMahon
Lawrence S. McMahon
James H
Sarah R. McNulty
Boylston St
Moore
Louis Francis
Richard J
Bridget Moore
Morrison
Revere
John J. Morrison
Sea View Ave
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Nugent
John
Delia Nugent
Welsh
Bennington St
Ochs
Elizabeth Ochs
Newman Place
Holy Trinity Church
Shawmut Ave
O'Connor
Joseph J. O’connor
Timothy and
Mary O'Connor
James J. O’connor
Engine 7
Boston Fire Department
John A. O'Connor
Gate of Heaven
J Louis
Georgianna Provost
McLellan St
Notre Dame Church
Isabella St
SHAW
Brookline
Corey Hill Hospital
Edward Payson Shaw, Jr
Lincoln St
Newton Highland
Oak Hill Cemetery
Newbury
Silva
John E
Josephine W. Silva
Beard
Lexington St
Sullivan
Elizabeth
Michael J. Sullivan
Chesterfield St
Dudley St
San Francisco
Oakland
California
Roger Wolcott
Post Exchange
Fort Banks
Menory
Patrick J. Hiney
Battery Station
Revere Beach
Mary 4
Lynch
J. B. O'Hara
Agnes
LY KO
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National City Bank of New York
U. S
Ena
First National Bank of
National City Bank of
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Fourth Street National Bank of
Philadelphia
Mellon National Bank of
Pittsburgh
N. W. Harris & Co., Inc
Boston Continental and Commercial Trust and
Pers Davison CO
State ST
Boston, Mass
Mar
Jay
Bea
Congress Street
Mississippi River Power Stock
Mississippi River Power Company
B. R. Bridgewater
N. S
Pierce Oil Corporation
Andover
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Wickersham
Main
Sete
Splenhone
Bromfield Street
Fort Hill
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