Smith denies acting as Mansfield's agent over bonds
Earnest E. Smith rejected claims he is the State treasurer's agent while Frederick W. Mansfield denied any knowledge of Smith's activities. Smith says he holds 300000 in new State bonds bought for himself and others and sells them for taxable old bonds to institutions unable to bear taxable bonds. Mansfield says the story is an invention and does not know Smith's prices or actions.
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Earnest E. Smith
Boston
Frederick W. Mansfield
Mansfield
Communion by Cardinal at St Vincent de Paul retreat
The St. Vincent de Paul Society retreat ended at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross with Cardinal O Connell presiding at an 8 am communion mass. He was assisted by Monsignor Splaine and Father Finigan. After services a communion breakfast was served in Cathedral Hall.
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St. Vincent de Paul Society
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Joseph Mac Glinchey
D. D
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Cardinal O’connell
M. J. Splaine
William B. Finigan
Memorial services honor Edwin Ginn at South Congregational Church
The memorial for Edwin Ginn, Boston publisher and philanthropist, drew many friends and strangers to South Congregational Church yesterday afternoon. Rev. Edward Cummings led the service with Joshua L. Phippen conducting the choir. Speakers included Samuel W. McCall George L. Kittredge Edward M. Hartwell and Edwin D. Mead praising Ginn’s peace advocacy and educational work.
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South Congregational Church
Edwin Ginn
Boston
John Addington Symonds
Edward Cummings
Joshua L. Phippen
Samuel W. McCall
George L. Kittredge
Edward M. Hartwell
Edwin D. Mead
Ginn
Murphy Announces Run for Congress in Curley Vacated Seat
Former Representative John J. Murphy of South Boston declares candidacy to fill the congressional seat left by Mayor James M. Curley. Murphy plans to file papers today and is billed as the youngest entrant in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Murphy
South Boston
Congress
James M. Curley
Murphy
Rev William Durant Dies in Wellesley at 67
The Rev Dr William Durant retired pastor died at 44 Dover Road Wellesley after a short illness aged 67. He was related to Henry F Durant founder of Wellesley College and a descendant of early settlers. Survived by his wife and two children burial in Albany New York follows services at his home.
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William Durant
Dover Road
Wellesley
Mr. Durant
Henry F. Durant
Wellesley College
Sons of the Revolution
Albany
N. Y
Boston Man Dies Day After Wife Burial
Peter S. Kelley of 170 West Newton Street Boston died yesterday morning of pneumonia a day after his wife was buried. The sudden death follows the couple's burial service and leaves immediate family in mourning.
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Peter S. Kelley
West Newton Street
Boston
Otello replaces Don Giovanni as opera bill changes
Miss Emmy Destinn cannot perform the Donna Anna role tonight in the Don Giovanni show. Otello will be performed with the Friday night cast: Mme Weingartner Desdemona Miss Severoni Emilia Mr Zenatello Othello and Mr Scotti Iago. Weingartner conducts. Friday's performance praised as superb and will be repeated for absent patrons.
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New York
Emmy Destinn
Don Giovanni
Donna Anna
Otello
Mme. Weingartner
Desdemona
Miss Severoni
Emilia
Mr. Zenatello
Moor
Mr. Scotti
Rev Dudley Hays Ferrell Accepts Fairhaven Pastorate
The Rev. Dudley Hays Ferrell rector of the Church of the Unity Brockton and of Easton has accepted the call to pastor the Unitarian Memorial Church of Fairhaven.
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Brockton
Dudley Hays Ferrell
Church of the Unity
First Congregational
Easton
Unitarian Memorial Church of
Fairhaven
Fr McMahon to Lecture Here at Cathedral Hall
The Rev Joseph H McMahon of New York will lecture on A Discredited Religious Reformer at Cathedral Hall this evening. It opens a March Monday series. other talks cover A Marriage Case of Consequence Morals vs Art Conquistadores Vindicated parts 1 and 2. The event is illustrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. McMahon
New York
Cathedral Hall
Monay
McMahon
Cathedral Library Association of
Catholic Summer School of America
Boston
Mgr. M.‘J. Splaine
Miss Deacon's Nervous Dog At Copley Plaza
Miss Gladys Deacon halted at Copley Plaza and asked for a messenger to escort her very nervous dog home. She warned against rushing the animal, noting its discomfort with trolley cars and autos as staff watched the exchange. A blue messenger then appeared to lead the dog away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Deacon
Miss Deacon
Copley Plaza
Harvard and Tech Leaders Speak On Agreement Tonight
President Lowell of Harvard and President Maclaurin of MIT will address the Boston Harvard Club at 7 p.m. on The Agreement Between Harvard and MIT. Major H L Higginson presides. guests include William S Hall and Professor Wallace C Sabine among others.
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Lowell
Harvard
Maclaurin
Boston
Harvard Club
H. L. Higginson
William S. Hall
Wallace C. Sabine
Graduate School of Applied Sciences
George Wigglesworth
Colin Barnes Roberts
Charles Francis Adams
Harvard College
Missing teeth prompt in East Boston notice
A public notice in East Boston seeks the owner of a set of artificial teeth lost on February 28. The item is on the top floor at 225 London Street, East Boston, with a reward hoped for and several boys already searching possible locations. The owner keeps their name private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
London Street
Limit Up on Filing Income Tax Returns
The article reports that Washington suppresses public disclosure of total tax collections in the state while collectors rush to process returns. It notes thousands may miss the deadline and outlines the complex sorting of forms for individuals and numerous instrument forms. Penalties for noncompliance range from 20 dollars to 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Malley
Washington
Middlee West
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Tax revenue projections reveal 105 million expectation
Federal actuaries in Washington estimate income tax receipts will total at least 10 million this year based on Cleveland era rules and rising national wealth. The plan promises to reveal incomes of top earners, though penalties deter disclosure of individuals' earnings until full implementation.
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Federal Department
Washington
Cleveland
United States
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