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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1917

Page

4

Decline in Law School Enrollment Across Ivy League

War losses shrink if not endanger law school pipelines as Harvard enrolls 296 students this year down from 660 last year. Yale drops from 83 to 13 alumni at Cambridge while Princeton rises to 14 to lead Yale by one point. Brown, Dartmouth, Williams and Wisconsin also fall sharply in connected counts.

Yale Harvard Law School Princeton Harvard Cambridge Trinceton Brown Dartmouth Williams Wisconsin

Red Cross War Fund Report Details Six Months Effort

The War Council of the American Red Cross releases its first semi annual report detailing over 40 million dollars of the 100 million war fund allocated for home and abroad relief. Demands from Europe rise and the fund may run short after spring. about 88 million dollars has been paid in by subscribers.

Washington War Council of the American Red Cross Council Europe

Two Uprisings Reported in China Amid Cabinet Crisis

Pekin dispatch notes uprisings in the Yangtse-Kiang provinces with two independence movements. Rebels in Hu Nan threaten to march on Hankow. General Wang Shi-Chen named acting premier as temporary cabinet amid ministerial disarray in the war ministry.

Pekin Yang-tse-Kiang Hu-Nan Hankow Wang Shi-Chen War Ministry

Boston Predicted to See 28 Snow Storms This Winter

Carriage man John Dempsey at the Parker House claims Boston will be whitened by 28 storms after noting the first snow on Navy 28. He asserts a rule linking November 28 or December 28 to the season's total storms.

Boston John Dempsey Parker House John Navy

Sailors Charged in Liquor Shop Break-In

Two sailors Charles H. Whittemore 27 from Commonwealth Pier and Arnold Hillsdale 25 were arrested on Friend Street charged with breaking and entering in the night. Sergeant Donovan and Patrolman Dorwin found them at Vincenzo Bonzagni liquor dealer 226 Friend Street with a bottle seized as evidence.

Charles H. Whittemore Commonwealth Pier Arnold Hillsdale Friend Street Donovan Dorwin Hanover Street Vincenzo Bonzagni Friendstret

Orphans Appeal Seeks Toys for Christmas

Letters to Post Santa from needy children describe dead fathers and large families seeking dolls, balls, and small gifts. The appeal lists prior contributions from individuals and groups totaling substantial sums as part of a charity drive.

Post Santa appeals for needy children at Christmas

The Boston Post invites readers to fund the annual Post Santa drive amid war inflation. Workers at 107 Federal Street sort and bundle gifts while explaining all contributions fund toys, mittens, and candy for destitute children. Recent gifts include 4 and 5 dollars from local supporters and a letter from a family describing hardship after their father’s death.

Santa Claus The Post Post Santa Federal Street Boston Pest Boston Mass Boston Post Washington Street Thomas G. Plant Shoe Company French & Ward West Stoughton Santa Malvina

Great Choral Heard Again In Beethoven Ninth

Beethoven's ninth symphony received a second season performance in Symphony Hall by the Boston Symphony Orchestra under Dr. Karl Muck. A 350-voice chorus supported a soprano Florence Hinkle and a quartet including Margaret Keyes Arthur Hackett and Arthur Middleton. The mixed audience filled the hall and showed lasting enthusiasm.

Symphony Hall Boston Symphony Orchestra Karl Muck Florence Hinkle Margaret Keyes Arthur Hackett Arthur Middleton Miss Hinkle

Funeral for William E. Chandler Former Secretary of the Navy

In Concord New Hampshire a large gathering of federal state and city officials and others attended the funeral of William E Chandler former Secretary of the Navy. Congressman Sherman E Burroughs of the first district also attended. The service was at Concord Unitarian Church conducted by Rev How ard Rees Williams.

Concord N. H William E. Chandler Navy Sherman E. Burroughs First District Concord Unitarian Church Howard Rees Williams

Saint Francis Xavier Inspires American Missionaries Talk

Rev. Juniper W. Doolin O F M addressed about 3000 members of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. He praised St. Francis Xavier as an American type and defended Chinese Christians against mercenary stereotypes amid Boxer turmoil. He lauded Boston’s support for foreign missions and urged faith over worldly temptations.

Society For the Propagation of the Faith Juniper W. Doolin China St. Francis Xavier Navarre Father Doolin St. Francis University of Paris Ignatius Loyola Boston

Services in Cathedral Honor St. Francis Xavier Feast

The celebration at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross featured Father Doolin praising the American type as a model. He recalled St. Francis Xavier’s university days, debt struggles, and temptations, noting his noble lineage and strong motherly guidance.

St. Francis Xavier Cathedral of the Holy Cross Father Doolin St. Francis

Fliers and soldiers honor aviator at New Bedford funeral

Royal Flying Corps members and U S regulars from Fort Rodman joined civic groups in New Bedford for the funeral of Alfred C Alcock a Royal Flying Corps member killed in an air collision during Texas training last week. Services were at Grace Church where he was a communicant.

New Bedford Royal Flying Corps United States Fort Rodman Alfred C. Alcock Texas Grace Church

Rabbi at Temple Israel Denounces Bolshevik Support by Jews

Rabbi Harry Levi argued in a talk on The Jew and the Russian Revolution at Temple Israel that few Jews sympathize with the Bolshevik movement. He said only a handful support it and none possess Jewish standing.

Harry Levi Temple Israel Commonwealth Avenue

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