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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1915

Page

8

Harvard opens 1919 class with record first day takings

Harvard University sees 4700 students register on opening day as bursar receipts top 400000 dollars. Freshmen account for about 750. Quentin Roosevelt arrives as part of the 1919 entering class with his brother Archibald at Gore Hall.

Harvard University Harvard Corps of Cashiers Harvard Yard Memorial Hall Quentin Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Quentin Cambridge Oyster Bay L. I Archibald Gore Hall Charles River Boulevard

Sargol Promises Gain in Flesh and Strength

Advertisement touts Sargol as a fat producing assimilative formula. Claims six strength giving elements repair digestion and strengthen nerves, with money back if not effective. Promoted by druggists like Riker Daynes Drug Stores and others as harmless and inexpensive.

Rikerdaynes Drug Stores Nnle

National Air Song 3000 Miles Across the Nation

America and The Star Spangled Banner were sung nationwide last night. Five thousand Bostonians joined the New England Telephone Glee Club and orchestra as the national anthem traveled 5600 miles via wire to 2000 listeners at the San Francisco Exposition.

America United States

Telephone workers celebrate unity with nationwide sing along

In Mechanics Hall two thousand six hundred receivers carried The Star Spangled Banner as 4000 telephony staff across Atlantic and Pacific cities exchanged greetings. Thomas Feeney led preparations for a mass party with 2500 receivers and 55 workers wiring the hall while a 35 member orchestra and 200 volunteers joined a San Francisco event at the telephone building during the exposition.

Mechanics’ Building San Francisco Atlantic Pacific New England Telephone & Telegraph Company Spaulding United States Thomas J. Feeney The Telephone Company Mechanics’ Hall Feeney C Company Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co

Naturalization Ceremony Grants 75 New Citizens

Court Judge Morton administered the oath of allegiance to about 75 aliens, closing naturalization until after the election. They are now eligible to be registered as voters.

Morton

Many Saved From Death During Gale On New England Coast

A September gale battered the New England coast leaving dozens rescued from peril. Mrs Josiah C Fuller of Atlantic drowned near Peddocks Island while her husband failed to save her. Fort Andrews soldiers recovered the body at dawn. Five men and a baby were saved from Little Calf by Guardian after signaling with a beacon fire. Dozens of vessels and boats were driven ashore or damaged and harbor traffic slowed. Weather eased by night with forecasts for fair conditions and cooler temperatures.

New England Boston Peddocks Island Josiah C. Fuller Botolph Street Atlantic W. A. Ward Company Atlantic Avenue West Head Middle Head Mr. Fuller Hough Mrs. Fuller Guardian Little Calf

Island storm survivors and yacht club crews affected

Many men sheltered in cottages while others slept on sand and overturned rowboats after a storm hit the island. Breakers Yacht Club from East Boston faced a similar ordeal as their boat’s rudder failed after dark. Duncan Hunter suffered major losses as over 65 life preservers washed away from his power boat during a nighttime launch attempt. The party of seven was ferried to the Warren bridge by Sergeant Curtis aboard the Watchman.

Halifax Vineyard Sounds Boston Highland Light Boston Weather Bureau Apple Island Breakers Yacht Club Duncan Hunter Warren Bridge Charlestown Curtis

Six People Missing After Yacht Departure From South Boston

A party of six disappeared after sailing a 40 foot two masted yawl named Ida Boston from South Boston on Saturday afternoon during a gale. Friends fear they may have been lost at sea while returning from a cruise yesterday. Coast guard and local authorities launched a search though weather hindered progress. The vessel was last sighted off Cape Cod before radio contact was lost.

South Boston Ida Boston

Missing Dorchester Bay party feared lost in Sunday gale

A group including Joseph P. Cateault his wife and two sons and Mr and Mrs A M Johnson left Dorchester Bay on Saturday for a pleasure trip with a fishing stop off Hingham. They had not returned by yesterday and friends and police report no information amid a fierce Sunday gale.

Joseph P. Cateault Woodlawn Street Forest Hills George Charles A. M. Johnson Boylston Street Cateault

Baumgartner and Miss Blackham Wed in Philadelphia

Lefty Baumgartner, pitcher with the Philadelphia Nationals, and Miss Bernice E Blackham of Philadelphia were married in Philadelphia last Wednesday. They plan to live in Chicago after the world series. Baumgartner is 21, his bride 18.

Chicago Lefty’ Baumgartner Philadelphia Nationals Bernice E. Blackham Philadelphia Baumgartner

Registration to Set Records at BU Law and Business

Boston University law and business students race to top enrollment. Law registration runs through today with lectures starting tomorrow while business administration enrolls through Saturday with classes beginning next Monday. Last year law enrolled 381 and business 378, both likely to exceed 400 this year. Elijah W. Sells of New York speaks at 3 1 2 o clock tomorrow in Jacob Sleeper Hall on Accounting as a Profession with the Association of CPAs as guests.

School of Law College of Business Administration Boston University Elijah W. Sells New York Jacob Sleeper Association of Certified Public Accountants

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