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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1915

Page

7

Feast of Tabernacles Ends with Shemini Atzereth

The eight day Jewish festival of Succoth closes with Shemini Atzereth and Simchas Torah ceremonies. Scrolls of the law are paraded from the ark around the synagogue as booths or succahs built on yards and roofs are abandoned after a week of daily meals and prayers.

Tabernacles

Charged Youth Allegedly Gave False Bride Age in License

Verdell Co. Warren of Lynn was served a summons to Lynn District Court to face a charge of giving false information to obtain a marriage license. He claimed Gladys L. Martin of Mansfield was 18 on September 16, but police say she is 15.

Verdell Co. Warren Jefferson Street Lynn Gladys L.martin Mansfield

Sargel Tablet Promises Quick Weight Gain

An advertisement touts Sargel as a fat making and absorption enhancing tablet. It claims thin people fail to gain due to poor assimilation and that one tablet with each meal can add three to five pounds weekly. Sold by Riker Jaynes Drug Stores with a money back guarantee.

Riker Jaynes Drug Stores

Nautilus Beckons as Three Crew Enter Submarine Mystery

In 1866 Professor Aronnax joins a seas chase aboard the U S S Abraham Lincoln to hunt a marine monster. A spindle shaped illuminated object leads to a plunge overboard and entry into Captain Nemo s submarine the Nautilus. Conseil Ned Land and Aronnax begin underwater adventures.

Aronnax Abraham Lincoln Ned Land Conseil Nemo

Captain Nemo Turns Detentive Onboard Nautilus

Captain Nemo orders confinement for Aronnax Ned Land and Conseil after a tense scene on the Nautilus. The crew moves four men to a cabin as the captain’s agitation and the ship’s accelerating speed hint at an unseen crisis on the horizon.

Nemo M. Aronnax Ned Land Conseil Ned

Sleep Invades the Nautilus Captives

The narrator, Ned Vand, and Conseil fall into a deep, drugged sleep after receiving soporific food as darkness enshrouds the submarine. The panels close, the Nautilus rocks gently, and the crew fear they have drifted from the surface while they become completely unconscious and cold.

Ned Vand Conseil Captain Nemo

The Captain Questions Aronnax About the Night

The next day aboard the Nautilus I wake in my room with my companions unaware of the prior night. Captain Nemo appears fatigued and evasive, finally asking Aronnax if he is a doctor as tension and mystery linger aboard the ship.

Ned Land Conseil Nemo M. Aronnax

The Everlasting Miracle Bully Story by Meloney

The note advertises a William Brown Meloney piece titled The Everlasting Miracle to appear in the next Sunday Post Magazine and hints at a continuation labeled Tomorrow's Post. The teaser signals a literary feature and future installment.

William Brown Meloney Next Sunday Post

Politicians Fail to See Roosevelt in New York Visit

A partial list of banks and financial houses lining up as New York loan syndicate managers includes 13 major national banks and 28 firms like August Belmont Co and Kidder Peabody. Roosevelt slipped into Boston unnoticed by journalists and local politicians, who learned only after the fact.

New York New York City August Belmont & Co Kidder, Peabody & Co Ladenburg, Thallman & Co William Solomon & Co J. and W. Seligman Kountze Bros Hallgarten & Co Heidelbach Ickelheimer & Co Theodore Roosevelt Boston

Roosevelt and wife attend Lodge funeral in Cambridge

Colonel Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt arrived in Cambridge yesterday afternoon near the Lodge funeral at Christ Church. They walked to the church with their Harvard freshman son Quentin then left for the cemetery in a car. Afterward they visited Dr William Sturgis Bigelow at 56 Beacon Street before taking the 1 o clock train to New York.

Colonel Roosevelt Cambridge Henry Cabot Lodge Christ Church Quentin Harvard Roosevelt William Sturgis Bigelow Beacon Street Dr. Bigelow Mrs. Roosevelt New York

Missions at Malden churches wrap up women’s event

Congregations fill missions at Immaculate Conception and Sacred Heart in Malden. Women’s mission ends soon. men will conduct missions next week at both churches. A series of whist parties for St Mary’s Infant Asylum begins tomorrow in the sun parlors, led by Mrs Hugh Cosgrove with aid from women in Greater Boston charities. The Rev William H Conroy is named spiritual director of the Cathedral Young Men’s Catholic Association, replacing the Rev J W Culhane who moves to other duties.

Immaculate Conception Sacred Heart Malden St. Mary's Infant Hugh Cosgrove Stanton Street Dorchester Greater Boston William H. Conroy Cathedral Clergy Cathedral Young Men's Catholic Association J. W. Culhane

Senator Lodge Unable to Attend Dedication Address

Senator Lodge cannot attend the Brookline Public Library soldiers memorial dedication on October 9 due to the death of Mrs. Lodge. His address will be prepared and read by Henry W. Lami, a public library trustee member.

Brookline Senator Lodge Brookline Public Library Lodge Henry W. Lami Public Library

Bankers plan Anglo French five year bonds for Britain aid

Representatives of major banking and investment houses met at J. P. Morgan & Co. to draft a plan for placing 500 million dollars of joint Anglo French five year bonds in the American market. The programme could be ready for public release tomorrow.

New York J. P. Morgan & Co Great Britain France

Bankers Optimistic Over Large Bond Issue Prospects

Details on minimum subscriptions price to the syndicate sale method marketing date offering filing on the stock exchange life of the syndicate and installment terms remained unsettled. Bankers allied with the Anglo-French Commission said final decisions lagged but expected smooth placement and possible over subscription at the Morgan office noted by observers nationwide.

Stock Exchange Anglo-French Commission Morgan

Bankers foresee 60 percent uptake in New York for large bond loan

Bankers say 60 percent of a major bond issue will be subscribed in New York City leaving about 200 million dollars to place elsewhere. Chicago and other midwestern banks may refrain due to pro German sentiment and business opposition. J P Morgan & Co sent telegrams inviting further participation as syndicate plans unfold. Proceeds to aid British and French governments may be used for government purchases, not directly for importers.

New York City Chicago J. P. Morgan & Co New York Great Britain France Wall Street United States

Auto Hits and Kills Man of 70

Charles A. Gregg a 70 year old chief clerk at the Watertown Arsenal died at Relief Hospital from injuries after being struck by an automobile last night. He was knocked down and a wheel passed over him.

Charles A. Gregg Watertown Arsenal Relief Hospital

Man Hit by Auto In Newton Near Tremont Temple

Gregg of 905 Washington Street Newton was struck by a southbound auto on Washington Street near Tremont Temple as he walked with Oliver Hayward of 22 Florida Street Dorchester and Henry Frazier of 791 Dudley Street. John J. Driscoll of 8 Blue Hill Avenue drove the car owned by Thomas Cunningham of 6 Bill Street Dorchester. Gregg was placed in the car and taken to Relief Hospital with Hayward and Frazier.

Gregg Driscoll Hayward Frazier Relief Hospital

Dartmouth rests most varsity players before big day

In Hanover on September 29, the Dartmouth varsity except for Baxter rested for a major game tomorrow. The session featured a long scrimmage between the second and third teams with the second string scoring three touchdowns.

Hanover N. H Baxter Dartmouth

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