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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1911

Page

4

Fate of Dixie IV owner blamed for fatal boat crash

In Tonawanda an inquest finds Captain Frederick K. Burnham criminally negligent and cowardly after his Dixie IV ran ashore during Sept 16 championships, causing Harold W. Bells death. Findings cite lack of signals between Burnham and engineers and Burnham abandoning the helm near shore.

Buffalo N. Y Frederick K. Burnham R. A. Toms Tonawanda Harold Bell Burnham Theixie IV Harold W. Bell Dixie LV New York

Municipal University urged by Dr Murlin in Boston ceremony

Dr Murlin was inaugurated president of Boston University with Mayor Fitzgerald and other dignitaries present. He urged the creation of a municipal university to serve city needs through city planning, libraries, laboratories, and civic health, proposing closer ties between city departments and the university to promote education, science, and public welfare.

Murlin Boston University Municipal University Lemuel H. Murlin Fitzgerald Lowell Harvard Bates Rugg Trinity Church Colege Medical College Boston Massachusetts Board of Education Medical School School of Theology Massachusetts Institute of Technology Marlin Arthur P. Rugg Supreme Court of Massachusetts England Stratton D. Brooks William Orr State Commission On Education Francis J. McConnell de Pauw University Eugene H. Porter Charles R. Brown Yale Theological School

Reception at Close Now Boston University Welcomes President Murlin

Boston University held a large reception at Sleeper Hall for President Murlin and Mrs. Murlin with Gov. Bates and Bishop Hamilton present. Murlin outlined a ten year plan asking ten dollars from each student to raise seventy thousand dollars yearly to fund university expansion. The crowd surged outside during the program as supporters pledged cooperation and welcomed the new leader.

Boston University Murlin Sleeper Hall John S. Bates LL. D Bates John W Marlin University Dillon Bronson D. D

Resinol Ointment and Soap Cure Eczema Head to Three Weeks

A reader testifies Resinol Ointment and Soap completely cured eczema on the head in about three weeks and recommends them to friends. The ad touts Resinol as an effective skin remedy free of lead or mercury, with soap aiding healing and sample requests.

Ida B. Lesher West Philadelphia Penn Resinol Chemi Co Baltimore

Boston University leaders seek ongoing support from graduates

A Boston University speaker urges seven thousand graduates to pledge ten dollars yearly for ten years to fund growth across all schools. He argues collective giving sustains the university more effectively than a single large donation, as delegates from multiple colleges attend a city reception at the Hotel Vendome.

School of Liberal Arts Judgen B. Gott Caroline Stone Atherton Irving O. Pecker School of Theology William R. Leslie Philip L. Finck Albert C. Knudson School of Medicine Edward 3B. Hooker John L. Cofix School of Law Thomas D. Austin Fletcher Ranney Henry Albers Hotel Vendome

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