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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
2
The Woman's Section of the next Sunday Post features a diverse mix of content aimed at every woman. Sections likely include fashion, recipes, home tips, and personal interest pieces designed to appeal to a broad audience.
Dr Hugh Cabot says public schools lag apart from athletics in forming manliness and skills. Captain Harry G Chase calls for conscription of all able bodied citizens 21 and over and federalized militia with 14 days field training. Major Higginson supports federal control and camp discipline. World Peace Foundation trustee Samuel Elder backs preparedness with peace enforcement.
Chairman Minton of the election commission estimates at least 3000 additional names will be added to the voting list for the State election due to vigorous work by Republican and Democratic organizations. Night registration continues at City Hall and polling places until Oct 13, after which state election registration closes.
Mrs. Mary R. French a 40 year old dressmaker of Brookline sues John A. Emery contractor and mason for 80000 alleging breach of promise. She has attached Emery's real estate and bank deposits in Suffolk registry. The suit stems from a long affair after her seven year marriage ended and Emery earlier moved to marry Mrs. M A Batchelder. Emery is away with the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company in Virginia.
Harvard announced the annual Boston Symphony Orchestra concerts in Sanders Theatre Cambridge for Harvard professors and students. The opening date is October 21 with performances on October 21 November 11 December 9 January 13 February 3 February 24 March 23 and April 27.
Phillips Exeter Academy prepares to dedicate a new $200,000 building designed by Cram and Ferguson. A Founders Day procession will include the governor of New Hampshire, trustees and faculty, alumni, and 530 students. Notable speakers include Dr. Lewis Perry and Thomas W. Lamont. A football game between Exeter and Worcester Academy is also on the day’s schedule.
New York reports that France will ratify the 500 million dollar Anglo French credit loan next Friday and Great Britain next Monday. Bonds may be sold next Wednesday with underwriters including banks and trust companies likely to reserve much of the issue. About half of the total may be offered to the public as subscriptions already exist.
Irving M. Clark pleaded guilty to stealing 3225 from the Boston and Maine railroad and was fined 200 by Chief Justice Aiken in the Superior Criminal Court. Arthur B. Davey had been indicted with him and is on probation. Ernest H. Bean, a former flour salesman, got one year in the House of Correction for stealing 645 from Charles K. Bryden on Sept. 11.
Timothy J. Conway, 65, of 72 St Alphonsus Street Roxbury, fell 35 feet from a roof at 140 Ward Street while inspecting the building. He died minutes after the fall from a broken neck.
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