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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1914
Page
2
The Boston Esperanto Society announced a committee had placed a $45 draft in the post office to aid Belgian refugees via a Dutch Esperanto group. The gesture follows a Hollandish Esperanto appeal for relief.
Frank D. Johnston says the New England railroad mail service is better prepared this year for Christmas mail. He cites a full year of parcel post experience and skilled staff, plus expanded facilities including 15 000 extra feet of sorting space at the South station and improved quarters at the North station and 181 Congress street to ease central congestion.
Poet of the Sierras Joaquin Miller left real property valued at 41996 dollars plus cash and other assets. The inventory filed by widow Abbie Leland Miller shows Mrs. Miller and her daughter Juanita Miller as the sole beneficiaries.
Morris Horwitz, a West End figure, was held for the grand jury yesterday by U S Commissioner Hayes on a charge of swearing falsely in naturalization proceedings. He waived examination.
Harvard freshmen vote for class president vice president secretary treasurer and Student Council members. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. with upperclass watchers. Nominees include William Murray Horace Quimby Morrill Wiggin Alfred Putnam John Franklin Thomas Thacher Hampton Robb Paul Squibb George Percy Thomas Enwright Joseph Bush Powell Cabot David Little Moseley Taylor Victor Nelson Hallowell Davis Frederick Harvey.
Harvard English professor William Allan Neilson began a course of lectures at the Sorbonne as an exchange professor. A brilliant audience attended with officials and scholars including Lucien Poincare, brother of President Poincare.
The German liner Kronprinzessin Cecilie is ready to dock at East Boston this morning. She will leave quarantine anchorage after 10 o'clock with harbor tugs guiding her to a new bulkhead near the old eastern railroad pier beside the Boston & Albany docks. The ship will stay through the winter, likely until the European war ends, before reentering service.
Chinchilla overcoats offered in blue black and gray priced at $9.75 at Harrison's sale located at 662 672 Washington Street near Beach. Coats feature shawl collars single and double breasted fancy blanket backs and silk sleeve linings.
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