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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1915
Page
12
A first person narrator vents boiling frustration at world events but remains calm under Woodrow Wilson’s steady leadership. He praises Wilson as dependable and steadfast, contrasting his own agitated mood with Wilson’s calm resolve. The piece frames Wilson as a trustworthy, almost prophetic figure in turbulent times.
Trains were prevented from using the Canadian Northern railway bridge at Smiths Falls Ontario after arrests by military authorities. An Austrian recruit posing as a Russian Pole attracted suspicion and was shadowed to a boat house near the bridge where dynamite and several Austrians were found and jailed. It is believed several troop trains were due to pass today en route to Kingston.
New York May 25. E N Breitung owner of the Dacia reports a cable from France stating the government offers to buy both the cargo and the ship and to pay the demurrage claim. Breitung seeks official confirmation. Brest May 26. An American steamer Dacia sailed for Havre to discharge cotton. prize court decision pending.
Miss Annie E. Molloy president of the Boston Telephone Operators Union and recent Hague Peace Conference return sang and danced at a Quincy House banquet in her honor. Sixty operators attended and greeted her with hugs and kisses on her entrance.
An inventory of Mrs Mary M Coolidge estate filed in Probate Court lists total value 23 024 71 with 17 824 71 in personal property and 3 200 in real estate She is mother of Henry D Coolidge clerk of the Senate and died January 8 in Concord May 2 19xx
Two pages of striking photos appear in the upcoming Sunday Post, offering visual appeal and curated themes designed to attract readers over the weekend. The feature promises vivid imagery and engaging captions likely to draw broad interest.
Speculation swirls over Becker seeking revelations about the police system in New York to the Governor. The court's ruling affirms the second Rosenthal murder trial as fair, with Becker’s fate tied to a death warrant six weeks after a decision. The piece traces trials, executions, graft investigations, and Becker’s wife’s steadfast support amid turmoil.
The Becker case drew nationwide attention after the 1912 Rosenthal murder case led to questions about police graft and district attorney Whitman's actions. Four gunmen killed gambler Herman Rosenthal before he could testify, toppling the graft inquiry into a political scandal with far reaching implications.
Advertises low daily rail fares after June 1 for Colorado trips from Chicago and St Louis with round trips from 30 and 25 dollars respectively. Suggests affordable board at 7 or 8 dollars weekly and highlights Colorado as a premier outdoor playground with sunny skies and mountains. Promotes Rock Island Lines trains and invites readers to contact Rock Island Travel Bureau 288 Washington St Boston. S. L. Parrott G N E A phone Main 2249
An Italian naval bulletin says a steamer near Barletta at midnight sighted an Austrian warship with a heavy list, escorted by four torpedo boats. The vessel was possibly the ship driven off Barletta after firing several shots.
A British destroyer from Harwich brought a German sub lieutenant and a mechanic to safety after a taube aeroplane, crippled by engine trouble, ditched in the North Sea. The aircraft was later sunk to prevent salvage.
The Netherlands sent a note to Germany protesting the May 7 sinking of the Lusitania by a German submarine. The Dutch note mirrors the American communication, noting the loss of several Dutch nationals in the torpedo attack.
Great ice floes closed the eastern seaboard of Newfoundland delaying most ships. An embargo halted virtually all coastal shipping as steamers remained trapped in harbors around St. John s and nearby eastern ports.
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