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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1915

Page

7

Columbus Day Plans Complete Across New England

Columbus Day celebrations expand as Knights of Columbus councils across Massachusetts and Rhode Island host events. District Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier and Mayor Curley are set to speak, with Lawrence organizing a large parade of visiting knights as part of a broad municipal program.

Joseph C. Pelletier Knights of Columbus Curley The Knights Massachusetts Rhode Island Lawrence

Boston Observes Columbus Day with Citywide Ceremonies

Mayor Curley invites Knights of Columbus to join city celebrations marking the 423rd anniversary of Columbus landing. The program starts at 9 AM on the Common with prayers, flag raising, military drills, and a coast artillery battalion band.

Boston Curley Knights of Columbus Columbus New World Lawrence W. Slattery St. Joseph’s Church Coast Artillery George S. Smith Faneuil Hall James Thomas McCleary Minnesota George H. Blakeslee Clark University

Harvard plumbing prize draws essays from MIT and Harvard

A $200 prize for the best thesis on house plumbing is offered to Harvard and MIT students. Essays may run 5000 to 10000 words with drawings, sponsored by Waddill Catchings, Harvard class of 1901. This competition shifts focus from classics to plumbing themes this week.

Harvard Virgil Plato Thomas Edison Massachusetts Institute of Technology Waddill Catchings

Malden Elks Start 3 Day Celebration With Parade

A three day Malden Lodge of Elks celebration opens with a big parade led by chief marshal George S. Harvey. A bazaar and flower festival will be held in the Auditorium for three days, with delegations from Salem Cambridge Somerville Waltham Everett Medford Melrose Norwood and Beverly lodges participating.

Malden

Abuses of College Elective System Condemned

The Rev Edward T Sullivan rector of Trinity Church Newton Centre condemned abuses in over exercised college electives as inadequate preparation for life during Boston University fall convocation at Old South Church yesterday.

Edward T. Sullivan Trinity Church Newton Centre Boston University Old South Church

The Value of Work and Character in Student Life

Dr Sullivan urges that freedom to choose in college must balance with effort and discipline. He argues that facing drudgery builds efficiency and that overreliance on easy tasks harms preparation for life and career. He cites battles, moral victories, and the power of personal religion as the core for character.

Dr. Sullivan Sullivan Jesus Christ

Acton Man William D. Tuttle Observes 90th Birthday

William D. Tuttle, the oldest living man in Acton, marked his 90th birthday today at his son Horace F. Tuttle’s Main Street home. He has lived there for many years.

Acton William D. Tuttle Horace F. Tuttle Main Street

Unsuccessful Irish Brigade Effort Dramatized by War Prisoners

New York World interview with Private William Dooley of the Royal Irish Regiment details Irish prisoners of war in Germany resisting Sir Roger Casement’s bid to form an Irish brigade. Dooley reports hooting at Casement, harsher rations, and 70 deaths from treatment while Germans and Irish aids urged enlistment. 40 who joined included an Englishman and a Scotsman.

London New York World William Dooley Royal Irish Regiment Roger Casement Germany Sir Roger Dooley

Irish prisoners urged to join German cause in Limburg camp

Dooley recalls Irish inmates at Limburg camp in December being promised better treatment, then a speech by Sir Roger Casement offering £10 and a path to Ireland if Germany won, or free passage to America if Germany lost. He notes the initial improved rations but growing discontent as the talk spread.

Roger Dooley Limburg Doberitz Germany Sir Roger Casement Sir Roger Ireland Clan-na- Gael America

Anniversary Observance Marked in Haverhill

Haverhill marked the 27th anniversary of its settlement with two days of events. Governor Walsh and Mayor Albert L. Bartlett attended a City Hall meeting where an illuminated address from Haverhill England was read by Horace M. Sargent. Rev. Dr. Nehemiah Boynton of Brooklyn delivered the principal sermon.

Haverhill City Hall Walsh Albert L. Bartlett Eng Horace M. Sargent

High Court Opens Eight Month Term with 667 Cases

The Supreme Court begins an eight month session in Washington with 667 cases awaiting disposition. After opening and admitting attorneys to practice the justices will visit the White House to pay respects to the President. Argument starts Tuesday and decisions on summer advisements are not expected before October 18.

Washington Supreme Court White House

A C Hibernians Presidents Plan Reunion in Roxbury

The Suffolk county board of the Ancient Order of Hibernians met at Hibernian Hall Roxbury to discuss the annual reunion and ball to be held in Mechanics Hall on February 3. Seventy five division presidents attended the meeting.

Suffolk County Board of the Ancient Order of Hibernians Hibernian

Socialist Leaders Accused At Boston Common Rally

Charles E. Fay former president of the Common Cause Society branded Massachusetts Socialist leaders as tricksters during an anti Socialist rally on the Boston Common. He spent over an hour attacking Socialist principles and ended by challenging the leaders to debate him on a public platform.

Socialist Party Massachusetts Charles E. Fay Common Cause Society Boston Common Fay

Poslam advertised for skin relief and samples

An advertisement promotes Poslam for eczema acne tetter psoriasis and other skin troubles with overnight results for mild cases. It also recommends Poslam Soap and invites sample requests by mailing 4 cent stamps to Emergency Laboratories New York City, with druggists carrying the product.

Emergency Laboratories West 26Th Gt New York City All Druggista

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