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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1915

Page

2

Take Steps to Form Congressional Union in Maine

In Portland Maine on September 2 a luncheon launched preliminary steps for a Maine branch of the Women's Congressional Union. Prominent suffrage supporters attended with Mrs. R T Whitehouse presiding and Florence Kelley of New York as guest speaker.

Congressional Union Portland Maine Women’s Congressional Union R. T. Whitehouse Florence Kelley New York Kelley John J. White Lawrence Lewis

Harvard Defies Jewish High Holy Day in Exams

Dean Byron S. Hurlburt refuses concessions for Jewish applicants in Saturday entrance exams on the Jewish Day of Atonement. Boston rabbis and the Associated Young Men's Hebrew Association of New England protest.

Byron S. Hurlburt Harvard College New England Harvard University Rabbis of Boston Associated Young Men’s Hebrew Association of

University exam schedule sparks Jewish student protest

Dean Hurlburt confirms no change to exam dates at Harvard. Jewish students may dictate answers at extra cost if exams fall on their holy day, prompting opposition from rabbis and Jewish press. Institutions like MIT Boston University Tufts previously accommodated requests, while Harvard president remains away.

Hurlburt Albert Hurwitz Associated Y. M. H. A New England Lowell B. S. Hurlburt Boston University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Tufts Walter Humphries Institute of Technology H. H. Rubinovitz Temple Mishkan Tefila U. H. Murlin Israeli Adath Jeshurum Blue Hill Avenue Harvard Dean Hurlburt

South Boston Carnival Opens With 50,000 Attendees

The four day carnival organized by the South Boston Citizens' Association opened under favorable conditions. By the end of the first day at City Point at least 50 000 visitors had attended. Athletic events featured girls in junior and senior divisions competing for prizes. Charles A. Gardner led operations with Harry Spratt chairing judges for land and water events. Daniel W. Casey announced with a megaphone.

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Doctor Harrington Improving at Home

Dr. Thomas F. Harrington deputy labor commissioner rests at his Lynn summer home recovering from ptomaine poisoning that led to appendicitis and phlebitis. Earlier he fell seriously ill after a lobster dinner and surgery was avoided.

Thomas F. Harrington Labor and Industries Lynn Harrington

Aquatic Festival Highlights in South Boston Pageant

A two hour land and water contest drew huge crowds at Gardner Way Put-in-Bay with major events including senior and junior swimming races won by Gertrude McKay Mary McArdle Rose Tonely and others. Mayor Curley awarded prizes as a grand pageant At the End of the Rainbow opened to a large South Boston audience featuring a 1000 residents cast and a 300-strong chorus led by Ray Averill.

Gardner Way Put-in-Bay Mary McArdle Elizabeth O’connell Emily O’connell Emma Hilton Margaret Mahoney Emily Murphy Gertrude McKay Ruth Barton Margaret Tobin Mildred Burke Josephine Johnson Rose Tonely Rose Murphy Madeline Tonely Elizabeth McArdle Elizabeth Tonely Elizabeth O'Connell Curley Boston Ray W. Averill Lynn Basil Joseph W. Smith Roderick Duke of Angomar Godfrey Joseph O’neill

Port of Boston pageant closes with anvil chorus spectacle

A stage 100 feet by 8 feet with elaborate decorations, lighted fountains, and multicolored spotlights hosted a grand pageant. A 16 piece orchestra led by A. Moore with Ira Willis at the piano provided music. Two 1000 candle power searchlights lit the Strandway while Governor's Day events featured land and water athletics, whaleboat races, novelty sports, a baseball game, fire boat exhibitions, and evening fireworks.

A. Moore Roxbury Ira Willis Brockton Head House Pleasure Dorchester Bays Charlestown Navy Yard

Proof Resinol Heals Eczema Says Thousands of Doctors

A twenty year file of reports claims Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap cure eczema and related skin troubles. The products allegedly stop itching quickly and clear eruptions with gentle, safe action suitable for infants and children. Sold by druggists with free trial offers from Resinol Baltimore Maryland.

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