Trustees Openly Broke Agreement Over Purification Pamphlet
Testimony in Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court reveals Christian Science Publishing Society trustees defied a board by moving ahead with a Purification pamphlet. Key disputes cover authorship, editorial control, minutes recording, and a disputed auto purchase by trustees amid broader power clashes.
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Christian Science Publishing Society
Christian Science Board of Directors
Adam H. Dickey
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Dickey
Watts
Rowlands
Krauthoff
Dittemore
Mr. Dickey
Ford defends conduct as questioning continues in trial
The exchange centers on Mr. Ford's testimony and editors questions. Counsel accuses tactics of brutality while Ford deflects questions about mobility and headlines. Judge Tucker cautions over scope as Stevenson presses topics of accuracy and character.
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Ford
Henry
Detroit
National Guard
Mr. Stevenson
Tucker
Stevenson
Army
Mr. Lucking
Senate Passes Corporate Tax Bill for Revenue Boost
The Senate advanced a corporate tax plan to a third reading, replacing the franchise tax with a combined tax on corporate excess and net income. Senator Nichols of Boston said it would raise about $10,000,000 for the Commonwealth, up from $7,000,000 collected last year.
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Nichols
Boston
Committee On Taxation
Commonwealth
Senate Favors Equal Basis for Corporations and Judge Salaries
An amendment placing manufacturing and mercantile corporations on equal footing was adopted. Salary changes for lower court officials were debated with revisions setting Judge Charles Sullivan at 3500 and Judge Edward Logan at 2800. Senators warned amendments could jeopardize the bill while others planned district amendments. The Senate sent to third reading measures raising salaries for registers and assistant registers of deeds and for the land court, and approved funds from the income tax for a State school fund to equalize city and town education opportunities.
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Brookline
Charles §. Sullivan
Charlestown
Edward L. Logan
South Boston
McLane
Fall River
Senate
Registers of Deeds
The
Land Court
Majority Have Dropped War Risk Insurance
Approximately three fourths of the 4,000,000 officers and enlisted men who took out War Risk Insurance during the war have failed to continue payments. The disclosure came at meetings of the War Risk Insurance Bureau advisory committee of 13 led by Charles Evans Hughes.
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War Risk Insurance Bureau
Bureau
Charles Evans Hughes
German Owned Shares Sold at Auction in New York
Eight thousand German owned shares of three chemical firms formerly under Roessler and Hasslacher were sold at public auction today by the alien property custodian to Coffin & Company and the American Aniline Products, Inc. for about 4 million dollars.
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Chemical
Roessler and
Hasslacher
Coffin & Company, Bankers
American Aniline Products, Inc
Death of Mrs Georgianna Olivia Taylor
Mrs Georgianna Olivia Taylor wife of Charles H Taylor of Boston died Friday at her Buzzards Bay summer home after years of declining health. Born Charlestown April 12 1847 she lived near her birthplace most of life. Survived by husband five children fourteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 PM Forest Hills Chapel.
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Charles H. Taylor
Boston
Buzzards Bay
Taylor
Charlestown
Charles H. Taylor, Jr
William O. Taylor
H. P. Pilsbury
San Francisco
John I. Taylor
Matthew C. Armstrong
Forest Hills Chapel
St. Margaret's Church
Sullivan
Beachmont
Hannah
Nee O'Brien
David Sullivan
Crest Ave
Our Lady of Lourdes
Winkly
Myra Hayes
Jonathan W. Winkly
Briggs Chapel
Huntington Ave
Deaths and funeral notices from Charlestown and nearby towns
Obituary notices list multiple deaths across Charlestown East Boston Roxbury Dorchester Hyde Park and Cambridge with funeral details including dates times locations and church services. Names include Mery Ahern Beaton Garber Gateley Height Jones Kain Kearns Kuhn Moore Moynahan Newell Peirce Scheer Siemers Sullivan Taylor Winkley and relatives invited to attend services and cortege indicated.
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Ahern
Charlestown
Mery
Timothy
Ellen Ah
Sacred Heart Church
Garbir
Roxbury
James A
Isabella Garber
Gatfiley
Dorchester
Agnes M
Thomas B. Gateley
Nea Hunt
Park St
St. Ambrose Church
Frederick
Hannah Height
Buckley
Adams St
Monroy
At & A
Requem
St. Patrick's Church
Jones
Wells Beach
Amy Estelle Jones
Edgar W
Alice R. Jones
Wollaston
Mass
Anna Davis Kuhn
Waldoboro
Moore
Bernard
Edward
Ellen Moore
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Salem
Moynahan
George S. Moynahan
Casey
Munroe
Cambridge
James A. Munroe
Chester’ St
Newell
Hyde Park
Harry Newell
In Memory of Marion V Mowles 1915
In loving memory of Marion V Mowles who passed away July 21 1915. Surrounded by friends we are lonely. A smile on our face, still a heartache. Lonesome, dear Marion, for you. From mother father sister and brothers.
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Marion V. Mowles
Marion
Dolan Family Mass for Son of Sergeant Dolan
First anniversary mass honors the son of Sergeant Edward M Dolan who fell in France in 1918. Service held at the Mission Church Roxbury on Monday July 1 at 8 am with family remembrance by his mother sisters and brothers.
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Charles L. Smelledge
101St A. S. FF. A
Chateau Thierry
Annie B. Smelledge
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