Miss Phelps Appeals In Person To Court
Dramatic Probate Court hearing over the estate of late Dr. Phelps reveals a fight over conservator and removal as executrix and trustee. Judge Grant confirms Albro F. Tupper appointed conservator. Miss Phelps plans appeals and names female conservator candidates. New attorney J J Feeley lodges notices of appeal challenging Tupper’s appointment and removals.
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Miss Phelps
Dr. Phelps
Beacon Street
Germany
Paris
Boston
Delia C. Phelps
Grant
Albro F. Tupper
Charles Harris Phelps
Tupper
Supreme Court
Mr. Tupper
Clary
Miss McLean
Flaherty to Leave State Committee Posts
Despite speculation he will quit as chairman Captain Flaherty plans to accept harbor and land commissioner post from Governor Douglas and resign from the State committee. The appointment shifts duties from Plymouth’s C C Doten to Flaherty and awaits executive council confirmation.
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John J. Flaherty
Democratic State Committee
Douglas
State Committee
Captain Flaherty
Executive Council
Charles C. Doten
Plymouth
Flaherty
Josiah Quincy
Clinton White
Melrose
Frank C. Richardson
Essex
Thomas W. Brophy
Gloucester
Gaston
Executive Committee
Arthur Lyman
Waltham
Harbor and Land Commission
White
Railroad Commission
City Payroll Reveals Boston Employee Origins and Roles
The first official city payroll for Boston spans 216 pages and lists each employee with name, residence, job, pay, and appointment date. It shows department staffing, such as 88 of 118 Bath Department workers from East Boston and over 100 from Wards 9 and 7 in the Street Department. The report notes 16 bicycle tallymen in Street Watering at 1.75 dollars daily, chosen from districts served by watering carts. The payroll will be public in a few days.
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Clary
East Boston
Margaret McLean
Helena Davidson
Putnam Street
Mary C. McLean
Hammond Street
Roxbury
Post
City of
Boston
Bath
East
Council Members Mull Plans on East Boston Hospital and Public Buildings Probe
Republican members will meet in Dolans room to decide how to handle the East Boston hospital order and the motion to investigate the public buildings department. They foresee a clash over the latter and could bypass the veto on the hospital order, with Democrats likely to stick to their original vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Dolan
East Boston Hospital
Public Buildings Department
Board of Aldermen
Myron Pierce
Duchess of Westminster Robbed of $30,000 Jewelry
London report notes the Duchess of Westminster was robbed of jewels estimated at 30000 dollars. The theft remains a complete mystery and details are sparse.
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Duchess OF Westminster
London
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Lowell
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Anna F. Prescott
Joseph A. Smart
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Clinton
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