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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1915

Page

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German Foreign Office Statement On Lusitania Loss

The German Foreign Office expresses sympathy for American lives lost on the Lusitania but places responsibility on Britain for starving civilians in Germany and arming merchant ships. It notes Britain’s plan to arm vessels and its press admissions of war material on the Lusitania, charging Germany with warnings ignored by England.

Berlin London Washington State Department Germany Charles Beresford Lusitania England Germa Foreign Office Gerard

President Calls for Peace Example in Philadelphia Speech

The president urges the nation to set a peace example and avoid coercion as he references the Lusitania tragedy and tense relations with Germany. He stresses that force is unnecessary to prove right and emphasizes moral leadership over aggression.

America Philadelphia Lusitania Germany

President Wilson Addresses Naturalized Americans in Philadelphia

President Wilson spoke to about 4000 naturalized Americans in Philadelphia, outlining a peaceful U S course amid the Lusitania crisis. He urged Americans to embody humanity first, stressing peace as a healing force while hinting at decisive action if needed.

Philadelphia Wilson United States Germany America

Fear for liner Transylvania grows near war zone

Anxiety rises in New York as the liner Transylvania nears a war zone and is marked as a submarine target. Cunard and Anchor offices receive continuous calls from worried relatives seeking news, but officials say no ill news has been received and the ship is still all right.

New York Transylvania Cunard

British Navy To Withhold Convoy From Merchant Ships

The House of Commons announces that the navy will not supply convoys for merchant ships, causing unease. The Transylvania is seen as the specific target of Germany, with Dernburg and Germany’s note to its ambassador heightening tensions in the zone.

Winston Spencershire House of Conion Transylvania Germany Dernburg Ofermany

Gunman Meakin Arrested After Chase in Hartford

John R. Meakin, an ex convict and Navy deserter linked to a Boston liquor-store bandit spree, was arrested in Hartford after a fierce fight. He was shot in the back while fleeing toward the Park River and attempting to ford it. A bystander woman was accidentally shot by a police officer during the chase.

Hartford Conn John R. Meakin United States Navy Boston Park River

Meakin in custody after street confrontation in city

Meakin, 25, reputedly tall and dangerous, was stopped by a police detective after a struggle in the city. He is at City Hospital in grave condition with guards at his bedside. Authorities identify him as a suspect in the shooting of Boston Policeman Peter Corcoran. Inspector Lynch and Detective Mailberger located the man. Continued on Page 11-Sixth Col.

Meakin Boston Thomas Lynch Lewis C. Mailberger Peter Corcoran

Lusitania inquiry finds German leaders guilty of murder

In Kinsale Ireland on May 10 the coroner’s jury condemned the ship sinking as a wilful and wholesale murder. They charged the submarine officers and the German Emperor and government. Captain Turner testified he had not received a sinking message.

Kinsale Ireland Germany Turner

Italy ready awaits word on Austria breach

London dispatch reports Italy, with 600000 troops on the frontier and all classes mobilized, awaiting Austria's final reply within 24 hours. If no reply or a negative one arrives, Italy will terminate negotiations. Decrees from the cabinet stay unpublished pending outcome.

Austria London Italy

Bank wrecker Hall dies in California

John A. Hall the bank wrecker who was recently pardoned by Governor Walsh and his council died suddenly in California. The story notes his notoriety and the pardon as context for the death.

Bank Wrecker Hall California A. Hall Walsh

Moon Phases and Evening Star Saturn Noted Tonight

Almanac style item lists moon phases through June, dates for new and full moons, and the last quarter May 6 with other celestial notes. Saturn is the evening star, Venus and Jupiter morning stars, and a comet rises near midnight. Garibaldi’s Sicily landing cited as a 1860 anniversary. Auto lamps set for 7:24 PM.

Saturn Venus Jupiter Garibaldi Sicily

Southern New England to see fair weather this week

Forecast shows fair for Southern New England on Tuesday and Wednesday with warmer conditions and light to moderate west to south winds. Northern New England also expects fair weather on Tuesday and Wednesday with no precipitation forecast.

Boston Vicinity Washington New Engand

Great War News Dominates Front Despite Lusitania Tragedy

News from the western front intensifies with a major Anglo French attack near Arras Lille and Fleurbaix. Berlin and Paris confirm widespread battles with about 6500 prisoners and four new army corps involved as U.S. entry rumors surface amid global war developments.

Lusitania United States Arras Lille Berlin Paris Fleurbaix Riogebourg Vermelles Ablain Carency Neuville St. Laurent

Bernstorff regrets loss of American lives over Lusitania crisis

German ambassador Count Bernstorff called at the State Department and told Secretary Bryan he deeply regretted that the war’s events had caused the loss of many American lives as Washington awaited President Wilson's policy on the Lusitania sinking.

Washington Wilson United States Lusitania Count Bernstorff State Department Bryan

Berlin Note Cables Sympathy Over Lusitania Loss

Berlin dispatches report the foreign office cabled the embassy to convey deepest sympathy for Lusitania casualties while accusing Britain's strategy to starve Germany. The note was expected to reach the embassy only after delays, with wireless communication unavailable. Despatches indicate ongoing diplomatic exchanges and uncertainty about timing.

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