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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1915

Page

18

Governor Walsh Delivers Address at Suffolk Law School Dedication

The Suffolk Law School added a three story annex and three large halls at its Beacon Hill campus in a ceremony attended by about 500. Governor Walsh spoke on educational reform, praised the school’s growth, and urged state action to improve public education while criticizing reliance on correspondence courses. Mayor Curley sent a representative, and other officials included Thomas J. Boynton and Joseph Fry Connell.

Suffolk Law School Governor Walsh Gleason L. Archer Joseph A. Parks Fall River Curtis and Higginson Mount Vernon Street Beacon Hill Parks Walsh Massachusetts Dean Archer Curley John J. Murphy Thomas J. Boynton Everett Joseph FryConnell

Protests Rise Over Bay State Street Railway Fare Hike

Citizens across the state protest proposed fare increases from five to six cents for Bay State Street Railway cars. City Councils and trade organizations join individuals in voicing opposition to the raise. Business groups hire counsel to probe the railway's finances and justify the need for higher fares.

Bay State Street Railway Company Public Service Commission Commission Bay State Street Railway

Mall Owner's Son Chooses Wool Sorting Apprenticeship

Lawrence report describes William Wood Jr of Andover, son of American Woolen Co. president, starting as a wool sorting apprentice at the Washington mill. After five days, he expects to earn 7.50 this first payday, while vowing to learn the business thoroughly for six years and deciding his future path.

William Wood, Jr Horoughly Lawrence Washington Mill Andover William Wood The American Woolen Company New England New York State Young Wood Wood Post Corporation Harvard Public Library

Blind Woman Burned At North Cambridge Home

Mrs. Rosanna Ridell a 69 year old totally blind resident of 2 Warwick Park North Cambridge was dangerously burned last evening around six o clock as she tried to boil tea. Her screams drew Mrs. B Mooney from the second floor who wrapped a rug around Ridell and smothered the flames preventing further injury.

Rosanna Ridell H. J. Martin Warwick Park Cambridge Ridell B. Mooney Mrs. Ridell

Wireless Transcontinental Telephony Demonstrated Across 2500 Miles

A staged demonstration linked New York Arlington and Mare Island California showing wireless voice transmission and back via a land line. Attendees included Vail Bethell Waterbury Crane Stevenson Blackwell Charlesworth Carty and Navy officials. Demonstration revealed potential naval and maritime use pending further development.

Wall Union N. Bethell John S. Waterbury Bancroft Gherardi New York Mare Island John J. Carty A. T. & T. Company W. Murray Crane F. A. Stevenson O. B. Blackwell H. P. Charlesworth Vail Carty Washington Pacific Navy Department Daniels American Telephone & Telegraph Company Western Electric Company Ariington California Arlington Signal Corps of the Army Bethell Waterbury

Bernstein brothers win first World Series tickets from Red Sox

Philip Bernstein Boston newsboy known as Wifekey says tickets for the World Series were ordered on the first day of July and promised to him and his brother Morris by President Lannin at Fenway Park. The pair say Boston was favored to win the American League pennant in July and expect several games at home.

Philip Bernstein Boston Philip Morris Bernstein Bernstein Brothers Old South Meeting House Lannin Fenway Park Wifekey Bernstein Newsie Newsies Red Sox Fiseker

Transmission of wireless speech to Europe seen as assured

New York officials today declare that the prospect of transmitting audible speech to Europe by wireless is an assured fact. The statement follows demonstrations and tests by government and industry engineers.

New York Europe

Braves Pick Miami for 1916 Spring Training

Braves president James E. Gaffney announced Miami Florida will host spring training for 1916 replacing Macon Georgia. An engineer prepared plans for a new ballpark and a five year lease was secured with Miami business interests, signaling a major relocation by the club.

James E. Gaffney Braves Miami Boston Club

Carter Beats Mudge in Greenwhich Country Club Golf Tourney

Philip Carter of Nassau New York defeated Dudley Mudge of Yale and St Paul Minnesota in the Greenwich Country Club invitation golf tournament final by 6 and 5. Mudge rebounded from a semifinal win over Maxwell Marston of Baltusrol then fell to Carter 3 and 1 after leading 4 up at the 15th.

Greenwich Carter Reginald M. Lewis Ridgefield, Conn

Drowns in Pond Near His Home in East Foxboro

Alonzo Rothschild author of a noted Lincoln biography drowned in Beau mont Pond near his East Foxboro home while bathing. The body was recovered by Hargrave, a Rothschild farm worker, and Dr Galliston of Franklin ruled the death accidental.

Foxboro Alonzo Rothschild Lincoln Beaumont Pond East Hargrave Rothschild Galliston Franklin

Death of Alonzo Rothschild Author of Lincoln Biography

Alonzo Rothschild formerly of New York and East Foxboro died after his clothing was found on a pond bank and his body recovered nearby. He leaves a widow Meta, a son John and daughters Ruth and Katherine. Born October 30 1862, he studied at City College of New York and Harvard. He wrote Lincoln Master of Men, a noted biography.

Rothschild Batzite John Harvard Ruth Katherine Alonzo Rothschild New York Katherine (Meyer) Rothschild College of the City of New York Harvard College Lincoln Meta Rothitscheck East Foxboro New England Mr. Rothschild

Plans on Taxation Hearings at State House

At a State House hearing before the special taxation commission, Chanel C. Wood urged electing local assessors by voters, compulsory returns on taxable properties, and moving tax of intangibles to the State. Brookline and Brookline properties were cited as examples of underassessment.

State Department Chanel C. Wood Board of Assessors Ayer Special Commission On Taxation Mr. Wood Brookline Frederick T. Fuller Th Commission John T. Comerford Brooksline Edward S. Randall Medford Medford Bacause

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