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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1916

Page

18

Fire engine saves elderly man on Hanover Street

Pedestrians watched as Bulfinch street firehouse apparatus halted a man stepping into traffic. Driver Andrew Larsen swung the vehicle to the curb and brushed the man, who fell, as Arthur Helman swerved to miss him by a foot. Boston College expects to break ground next spring for a third building at University Heights Newton to house expanded science programs. St. Mary's Hall faculty building should be ready by December 1.

Hanover and Court Streets Bulfinch Street Hanover Street Andrew Larsen Arthur Helman Boston College University Heights Newton St. Mary’s Hall

First Chinaman to Get a City Position in Boston

Aloy Soong, 29, born in Honolulu to Chinese parents, is named assistant bacteriologist in Boston's health department, becoming the first of his race to win a city post. A Rhode Island State College graduate who studied at Yale, he has worked six months in the department without pay and now earns 15 a week.

Aloy Soong Honolulu Curley Health Department Soong Boston Rhode Island State College Yale Aloy

Will Examine Milk Prices in Massachusetts Candidate Says

Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Frederick W. Mansfield told Framingham and Marlboro audiences he would launch a milk price investigation upon taking office. He urged judicial review of Boston milk contractors and distributors to ensure fair pricing and to expose any artificial cost of living increases harming consumers.

Frederick W. Mansfield Framingham Marlboro Massachusetts Judicial Department Boston

Picked Apples on His 91st Birthday

Acton centre October 10 William D. Tuttle Acton's oldest resident celebrated his 91st birthday by picking seven barrels of apples in his own orchard at his son Horace Tuttles home. He picked from lower limbs and ground.

Acton Centre William D. Tuttle Acton Horace. Tuttle

Bruce Barton Describes Visit to Mr Hughes in Sunday Post

The magazine notes a personal visit by Bruce Barton to Mr Hughes, chronicled for the next Sunday Post issue. It highlights Barton’s recollections and the social notes surrounding the meeting.

Hughes Bruce Barton the Next Sunday Post

Utowana Yacht Sold To Fisheries Firm For Conversion

Allison Armour's famed steam yacht Utowana, once hosted Kaiser Wilhelm and Czar Nicholas, sold to Commonwealth Fisheries Company of Lus ton. Alden A. Mills arranged the sale for less than one tenth of Armour's cost. vessel to be refitted as a fishing schooner with part kept for officials and guests.

Allison V. Armour Utowana

Two 15 year old girls nabbed in stolen buggy tale

Miss Gwendolyn Peaslee and Miss Ruby Beane both 15 from Haverhill Mass were found riding a stolen horse and buggy toward Portsmouth New Hampshire after leaving a Portland livery. They claimed to have been visiting soldiers and planned to return home. They were arrested and later released to travel home by train.

Portsmouth N. H Portland Gwendolyn Peaslee Ruby Beane Haverhill Mass Hurley Uncle Sam

Kagan Bequests to Harvard and Radcliffe

The will of Mrs. Bertha I. Kagan of Cambridge leaves Harvard College $750 and Radcliffe $100. The probate filing in East Cambridge follows her death on September 6, with the estate noting an income from the $1000 bequest.

Harvard College Radcliffe Bertha I. Kagan Cambridge East Cambridge

Radcliffe Prize Named for Jewish Ideals Writing Award

The Radcliffes will be used as prizes for students writing the best paper on Jewish ideals each year. A bequest of 100 dollars supports the Radcliffe scholastic fund for Jewish women.

Radcliffes Radcliffe Scholastic Fund For

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