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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1916
Page
7
The address lauds Lincoln and democracy, praising the humble hut and shrine as a symbol of democratic vitality. It argues the nation must embody living virtue, self sacrifice, and active duty to keep mankind’s hopes alive, with Lincoln as a solitary emblem of progressive democracy.
President Wilson praised Lincoln memory during ceremonies at Lincoln Farm. He shook hands with crowds at the railroad station and at the memorial, laid a wreath on a Lincoln statue, signed the farm register, and heard speeches from officials including former Governor Folk and General Castleman. The expedition continued to Washington the next day.
A touring car turning from Park into Washington street Dorchester struck an inbound Boston Elevated electric car yesterday afternoon injuring six people. Among the injured are Lionel Gibson and his wife Viola of Dorchester, their three year old daughter Irma, and Isaiah Wagner the car owner who escaped with scratches. Others hurt include John Murphy and L. N. Storer and Scott A. Storer. All received first aid and returned home.
Charles F. Hughes faced a tumultuous audience in Nashville as he criticized the administration, urged a protective tariff, and asserted support for arbitration of all industrial disputes amid Democratic heckling and cheers for Woodrow Wilson.
The speaker champions fair impartial arbitration for labor disputes and insists on facts before government action. He endorses protecting American industry, criticizes the Wilson administration on Mexico, and faced cheers and interruptions from supporters and opponents in a crowded hall.
Samuel Untermyer of New York denounces Theodore Roosevelt for abusive rhetoric against President Wilson. He defends Wilson and Mexico policy, argues against intervention, credits Wilson with restraining conflict and preserving neutrality while maintaining Monroe Doctrine limits.
Charles W. Fairbanks, Republican vice presidential candidate, canceled speaking engagements in Skowhegan Fairfield Cornville and Madison due to the death of a friend in Indiana. Headquarters in Augusta was notified of the changes for Tuesday and Wednesday.
Thomas D. Lavelle former assistant district attorney of Suffolk county rests comfortably at Charlesgate Hospital after undergoing an appendicitis operation on Saturday afternoon.
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