Republican State Committee Chaos After Meeting Slates Shattered
Ex Senator Frederick W. Dallinger blasted outside influence and demanded a new slate of officers while the committee rolled back old rules. Wilton Fay declined a role. Walter Rapp was elected assistant secretary as Newton Mayor Charles Hatfield became chair. New rules will be drafted by a five member committee.
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Republican State Committee
Kimball
Frederick W. Dallinger
Cambridge
State Committee
Wilton R. Fay
Medford
Walter Rapp
Boston
Charles E. Hatfield
Newton
George H. Doty
United States
John A. Curzon
Brookline
A. P. Langtry
Springfield
Edward Glines
Somerville
H. Clifford Gallagher
Milton
Henry P. Field
Northampton
Senator Lodge
Charviés
MD Tratfield
Sfrothingham
Draper
Raymond F. Delano
Ward 20
Tremont Temple Tax Ruling Doubts Church Exemption
The Supreme Court ruled Tremont Temple not exempt from local taxes. Evangelical Baptist Benevolent and Missionary Society owns the building and paid taxes in 1906 and 1907 under protest. The court found the building used for business and religious purposes with a lease to Tremont Temple Baptist Church, and noted the society’s charter limits property ownership to 350,000 while the building is assessed at 911,000.
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Supreme Court
Tremont Temple
Evangelical Baptist Benevolent and Missionary Society
Board of Assessors
Fessenden
Supreme Judicial Court
Georgia Battleship Grounded Near Norfolk After Repairs
The battleship Georgia ran aground near Norfolk while en route to Hampton Roads after recent repairs for collisions with the Nebraska and the coal carrier Vestal. No Virginia pilot was aboard at the time, and the Virginia Pilots Association cited complications in discussion.
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Norfolk
Georgia
Hampton Roads
Nebraska
Vestal
Virginia
Virginia Pilots’ Association
Bishop Brady dies after illness in South Boston church
The Rt. Rev. John J. Brady auxiliary bishop of Boston died at SS. Peter and Paul's Church South Boston after a seven month illness. He will be buried in Amesbury with Archbishop OConnell officiating at a 10 o'clock requiem mass. The bishop was born in Ireland in 1842 and served 15 years as an assistant to Archbishop Williams.
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John J. Brady
Boston
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
West Broadway
South Boston
Amesbury
O’connell
Brady
SS. Peter and Paul’s
George J. Patterson
Christopher T. McGrath
Somerville
T. J. O’connor
W. H. Grant
W. B. Whelan
SS. Peter and Paul’s Church
Ellen Brady
Hush Reilly
Taunton
Rose Brady
County Cavan
Ireland
T. J. O'Connor
David P. Hayes
Atlantic City
Rome
Joseph G. Anderson
Williams
New England
South
Bishop Brady
All Hallows College
Dublin
Trinity
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
St. Vincent’s Church
Old Purchase Street
J. R. McShane
Newburyport
Father Lennon
Father Brady
St. Joseph’s Church
Leo XIII
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
O'Reilly
Springfield
Harkins
Providence
Hartford
Manchester
O'Connell
Europe
Will Contest to Go Higher in Abbott Will Case
An appeal to the Supreme Court challenges Judge Layed E. Chamberlain’s probate ruling that Carrie F. Abbott of Cambridge left 25000 to educational and charitable institutions, disinheriting relatives. The nephew George H. Willard of Waltham objects that the will was not her last and that she was not legally capable when made.
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Supreme Court
Layed E. Chamberlain
East Cambridge
Carrie F. Abbott
Cambridge
George H. Willard
Waltham
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