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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1913
Page
9
Hanover Sept. 25 The Dartmouth President's office reports an official undergraduate enrollment of 1280. Seniors 254 juniors 286 sophomores 309 freshmen 885. The entering class is slightly smaller than last year, offset by many transfers. Massachusetts continues to lead in alumni sent to the college.
Secretary rrison supported suspending 18 cadets at West Point for hazing including revoking privileges. Townsley, superintendent, had convicted the cadets of the improper practice and the action was upheld.
The Jewish New Year and Day of Atonement fall on Oct 2 3 and 11 with services planned across synagogues temples and halls including Deer Island and state prisons. Jews throughout the state will be excused from work. Jewish soldiers in uniform will be welcomed at services. no Hebrew pupil will suffer in marks if missing school for the holidays.
The Highland Methodist Episcopal Church in Dorchester becomes Green wood Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church under Charles H. Greenwood's will. Greenwood funds 1500 dollars for the renaming. Dudley Street Baptist Church in Roxbury summons officers and scholars for rally events led by Professor E F Brown. Deacons of First Baptist Brockton seek a successor for Rev A C Archibald while Bishop Thirkield preaches at St. Mark’s Brookline. Arlington Heights Baptist notes Rev Drew Wyman’s resignation and Rev Wyman Pyatt moves to Church of Christ Brockton last Sunday.
Mrs. Bowman of Water town voices hope for readers facing intemperance. A letter describes Renova described as tasteless and harmless that allegedly keeps a husband sober by secretly mixing it into drinks, with offers for free samples and proofs from Renova No. 204 Broadway New York.
Testimony in Albany court reveals deposits of 14400 from Sept 1912 to Sulzer’s inauguration and liquor interests including Stadler and Uchimann contributing hundreds to the governor’s race. Witnesses describe cash preferred over checks and requests to intercede at Tammany Hall. impeachment proceedings continue with debates over admissibility of campaign contribution evidence.
Washington dispatch reports tariff bill conferees near deadlock after agreeing on no clear path to House report. Issues include cotton yarns and cloths rates lead and zinc ores and wool tariff timing. Senate wins over anti dumping clause. income exemptions set at 3000 for single, 4000 for married. Free list burlaps kept, grain bags protected, and jute fabric rate cut.
Frederick E. Small president of Brooklyn Arizona Mining Company and A Calvin Cruchet treasurer of American Securities Corporation faced trial before Judge Morton and a four juror panel in a federal court. They are charged with using the mails to advance a scheme to defraud through fraudulent stock representations. The American Securities Company allegedly guaranteed six per cent dividends on the mining stock.
Harvard's last year sweep over Yale in football baseball and crew fails to boost university advertising value or enrollment. Malden's reorganized Board of Trade launches membership drive with goal 400, adds 100 new members to 212, aims to promote Malden as an industrial center and urge residents to buy locally.
Due to Princess Augustine Victoria's illness former King Manuel of Portugal cancels a planned English trip for a housewarming at Richmond. The couple will go to Slemaringen and stay until the princess fully recovers.
President Wilson announced he will deliver the opening address at the National Rivers and Harbors Congress in Washington on December 8. The announcement was made as he outlined the conference’s kickoff events and priorities for harbor and river development.
London September 25 All strikes in Great Britain ended as Manchester shipyard directors agreed to consider dock laborers wage claims and coal miners at Pontypridd South Wales returned to work after walking out on September 17 over the hiring of a non unionist.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for infants and children. It claims a coated tongue signals need for cleansing, promises easy bowel movement, and warns to insist on the genuine product made by California Fig Syrup Company.
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