Transfer of powers shocks Ireland as provisional government forms
The provisional government details a rapid takeover with Michael Collins as finance minister and others assigned to key posts. Dublin Castle becomes a museum, a Bank of Ireland loan frames the funding, and departments shift to the new ministry with orders to carry on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Bank of Ireland
Dublin Castle
Transfor
Michael Collins
Finance
Board of Works, Customs and Excise
Ministry of Pensions
Eamon J. Duggan
Home Affairs
Dublin
Constabulary
Ulster King of Arms
Kevin O'Higgins
Ecomeladnomics
Board of Trade
Ministry of Transport
Joseph McGrath
Patrick
William
Department of Public Health
Hogan
Isle of the Congested
Asyhhools T
Cesar the Insane
Elsie Remains In Bid To Wed As Stage Rumor Spreads
An interview with Elsie discusses a year old rumor she is married to L., H. and O., while on tour at the Gaiety. The report provokes comments from Mrs. Janis and others, noting suspicions, denials, and a flirtatious atmosphere amid theatre chatter.
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Elsie
Wiese
Kalsemine
Filsie
Annie Oakley
Fisie
Tisie
Mrs. Janie
Janis
Mrs. Janis
Vivieyn
Fay
Ina
Fr. Janis
Harvard reports deficits and endowment gains
Harvard University faces deficits totaling more than a third of a million dollars in past years despite alumni gifts. Endowment subscriptions total 13.79 million with over 8 million paid in. A $50 tuition rise aims to prevent further deficits and fund salaries, while dormitory space remains tight for hundreds of students.
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Harvard University
Lowell
Harvard
Harvard College
Grace Logue's Body Exhumed For Autopsy
Miss Grace S Logue a Woburn nurse is the subject of an exhumation and autopsy by Dr George B Magrath Suffolk county medical examiner to determine if she died by violence on Christmas day. Her body was dug up from Glenwood cemetery Everett and moved to a receiving tomb then to the North Grove street morgue.
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Grace S. Logue
Woburn
George B. Magrath
Suffolk County
Miss Logue
Glenwood Cemetery
Everett
North Grove Street
Boston Firemen Honored for Meritorious Service
Twenty eight officers and men of the Boston Fire Department were commended for meritorious acts over the past year by the Board of Merit. Highlights include Ladderman Clarence H Ball of Ladder 29 who rescued a woman in Dorchester while burned, and several rescues and stoppages of runaways and highwaymen on various dates in 1921 and 1922.
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Boston Fire Department
Board of Merit
Peter E. Walsh
Daniel F. Sennett
Fitzgerald M. O’lalor
Clarence H. Ball
Ladder 29
Il Irma Street
Dorchester
Arthur D. Gramer
Rescue Company 1
Hdoward F. Doyle
Engine’ Company 25
Mary E. Burgess
Garfield Avenue
Revere
Theodore P.crosby
Ladder Company 19
John M. Donovan
Ladder Company 16
Oakview Terrace
Michael J. Travers
Engine Company 7
Louis Glick
George Street
Albany Street
William J. Coughlin
Engine Company 3
Gilbert W. Jones
Ladder Company 15
Richard Winn
Mias Marthella
Hemenway Street
Owen W. Murphy
Engine Company 5
Harry Chasanovitz
Murphy
Peter J. Corrigan
Theureau
Egleston Square
Hoseman
Edward T. Bowler
Engine Company
Albany
Thayer Streets
Thomas J. Riley
Ladder Company
Wastern Avenue
Edward J. Murphy
Sergt
Daniel McLeod
Metropolitan Park Police
Charles River
John &. Doherty
Maurice J. Prendergast
Cornelius J. Harrington
Philip A. Tagué
Monument Square
John P. Walsh
Washington Street
Patrick J. Laffey
John J. Buckley
Patrick J. Buckley
Maurice J. Buckley
Dennis J. Condon
Walter G. Glynn
Pillsbury
Little Walks About Boston by William Justin Mann
A historical vignette recounts Daniel Webster in 1822 meeting a Boston committee led by T. H. Perkins and others who choose Webster to represent Boston in Congress. It notes a formal notice dated October 18 1822 and a 1852 public reception on Boston Common with a platform near the Charles Street Mall.
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Daniel Webster
T. H. Perkins
Webster
Boston
Congress of the United States
District of
Suffolk
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