Logue Expected to Resign as City Schoolhouse Chief
Chairman Charles Logue of the Board of Schoolhouse Commissioners intends to resign soon. He would hand the notice to Mayor Fitegbeald, if he resigns, though the Mayor would not confirm. Logue helped lift the department to a high standard with rapid schoolhouse construction and gained praise from the school committee. He was a member from the Fitzgerald era and became chairman after R Clipston Sturgis.
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Charles Logue
Board of Schoolhouse Commissioners
Fitegbeald
Logue
Faw
Fitzgerald
R. Clipston Sturgis
City official Logue signals resignation from schoolhouse duties
Chairman Logue told the Mayor he will resign as soon as he can clear current matters before the Schoolhouse Commission. The Mayor urged him to stay, but Logue, a builder with a large private business, says private duties compel his departure. The city seeks a successor while Logue weighs the timing.
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Logue
Mr. Logue
Czar Grants Permission for Baptist College in St Petersburg
Rev. Dr. Robert MacArthur, president of the Baptist World Alliance, announced from Calvary Baptist Church in New York that the Russian Emperor has allowed a Baptist college in St. Petersburg. Four conditions were set: under a registered church protectorate, no control by American or British boards, no teaching of politics, and initial site cost not exceeding 2500 dollars, with possible later increase.
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New York
Robert 8. MacArthur
The
Baptist World Alliance
St. Petersburg
Calvary Baptist Church
MacArthur
Jack the Rus sian Percheron of South Framingham
The Robb Engineering Company in South Framingham owns a five year old 2252 pound Percheron named Jack. Driven by Thomas Tane, Jack hauls a three ton boiler load a quarter mile to the station and gladly accepts sugar for a kiss. Jack is fearless, intelligent, and a beloved local pet with origins in Ohio and a Boston stabling background.
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Jack
Robb Engineering Company, Ltd
South Framingham
Thomas Tane
H. V. Brady
Boston
Mr. Brady
Mayor Fitzgerald Quietly Celebrates 49th Birthday
Surrounded by family the Boston mayor John F. Fitzgerald marked his 49th birthday in a quiet home setting at Dorchester. He recalled past birthdays, praised a cake made by his daughter Eunice and noted his wish to remain close to family amidst personal and political recollections.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Une
Res
Post
Eunice
Bruch Arminius Concert Delights Boston Audience
Handel and Haydn Society presented Bruch Arminius in Boston with Evan Williams Marcus Kellerman and Isabelle Bouton as soloists. Mollenhauer conducted with authority and striking choral effects. The performance drew enthusiastic applause and featured strong solo deliveries from Bouton Williams and Kellerman.
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Boston
Bruch
Evan Williams
Marcus Kellerman
Isabelle Bouton
Mollenhauer
Miss Bouton
Williams
Kellerman
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Mystic Manufacturing Co. of
Mystic, Conn
Mystic Worsted Company
William Skinner
Wanskuk
Washington St
Will
O’keeffe
Gocoa
Greater
Massachusetts
Framingham
Arminius
Handel and Haydn Society
Massachusetts Breweries Company
Hawley Street
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