Professor Baldwin Leaves BU for New York State Insurance Work
Professor F Spencer Baldwin dean of Boston University's college of business administration and secretary of the Massachusetts Employees Association has accepted the post of manager for the State Insurance Company. He will oversee the insurance aspects of New York State's workingmen's compensation law and will reside in New York City with offices there and in Albany.
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F. Spencer Baldwin
College of Business Administration
Boston University
Massachusetts Employees’ Association
State Insurance Company
Bof
New York State
New York City
Albany
Resignation of Boston University Dean Baldwin
Professor Baldwin will complete lectures at Boston University then move to New York to assume new duties. He has resigned from the faculty and from the employees' insurance association and plans to move his family to Newark in June. He is noted for service to Massachusetts and Boston, having been secretary of the 1909 tax laws commission and executive secretary of the 1909 10 old age pensions and annuities commission.
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Baldwin
Boston University
New York
Bost University
Dean Baldwin
The
Ployees’ Insurance Association
Newark
Massachusetts
Boston
Massachusetts Commission On Tax Laws
Massachusetts Commission On
Boston University official takes new insurance firm post
A Boston University figure, who has served as dean and held multiple state commissions, has accepted the role of manager for an insurance company formed under New York State workmen's compensation law. He will resign his third Boston post as statistics chair.
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Boston University
College of Business Administration
Wollaston Unitarians Plan Parish House
The Wollaston Unitarian Society plans a 12000 parish house adjacent to the church on Beale Street. A special parish meeting is set for Monday evening May 18 to finalize fundraising plans.
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Wollaston Unitarian Society
Beale Street
Quincy Mayor vetoes pony express permits
Mayor Miller of Quincy yesterday vetoed three pony express licenses, raising the total granted to ten. The vetoed firms were Carl Lilja Connell y's Express and Maloney's Express. It is expected the vetoes will be discussed at the next City Council meeting with a 16 vote override possible.
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Miller
Quincey
Pony Express
Carl Lilja
Connelly
S Express
Maloney
Boy Thief Shot At In Rush Through Somerville Streets
Stephen H. Harmeth an 18 year old Roxbury youth was captured after a sensational chase through Somerville in which shots were fired. He confessed to wholesale larcenies from gas meters totaling 78 break ins.
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Somerville
Stephen H. Harmeth
Roxbury
Arrest of Harmeth After Chase Through Somerville
Patrolman Lynch had trailed Harmeth from 16 Dover Street West Somerville. When warned, Harmeth fled and was shot at as a large crowd joined the pursuit. A skeleton key for the Cambridge Gas Light Company, five other keys, and a .32 caliber revolver with cartridges were found. After intense questioning he confessed to the thefts.
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Harmeth
Lynch
Dover Street
West
Somerville
Cambridge Gas Light Company
Artists Pick Ideal Types Of Womanly Beauty In Post
The Next Sunday Post highlights a spread where photographers select ideal forms of female beauty. The exhibit profiles diverse models, noting poses, lighting, and styling choices that showcase contemporary beauty standards.
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Next Sunday Post
Ireland Up to Date lecture by C O Connell Galvin in Boston
C O Connell Galvin, regarded as the country’s leading platform authority on Ireland, will lecture on Ireland Up to Date in Tremont Temple Lorimer Hall for four evenings next week beginning Monday. The talk, illustrated with slides, is praised by clergy, Irish leaders, educators, and free government advocates. Galvin discusses Ulster and the present Irish struggle, answering invitations from Boston citizens. Galvin lecture committee officers include Joseph H. O’Neil, James W. Reardon, and Charles J. O’Malley.
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C. O'Connell Galvin
Ireland
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Galvin
Ulster
Boston
Joseph H. O’neil
National Trust Company
James W. Reardon
Hibernia Savings Bank
Charles J. O'Malley
Steamer George S. Baker Floated After Grounding
The Pittsburgh Steamship Company's large steamer George S. Baker, aground off Keenweenaw Point since Monday, was floated today by a wrecking tug. Her bottom plates were breached in several spots and she leaked badly, with about 3000 tons of iron cargo jettisoned.
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Calumet, Mich
Pittsburgh Steamship Company
George S. Baker
Keenweenaw Point
Cleanup Enthusiasm Increases Across Boston Districts
Enthusiasm for Clean-up Week grows as Boston residents push to boost cleanliness and civic pride. John P. Whitman reports the North and West Ends show striking progress with 50 plus teams removing debris including 53 rusty hot water boilers. Paint day engages households while plans shift to East Boston and a postponed North End mass meeting with William W. Locke and Civic Service House speakers tonight.
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Public Works Department
John P. Whitman
District 10
Massachusetts Avenue
East Boston
North End
North Bennet Street
William W. Locke
Civic Service House
Dividend of Siegel Stayed in U S District Court
On petition by Charles Francis Adams and Charles E. Cotting owners of the Siegel department store property Judge Morton stayed a 10 percent dividend that Referee Olmstead had arranged to declare to creditors. The $135000 distribution is challenged to protect funds for landlord claims. A hearing was ordered to review the referee report before final equity court action. Trustees also seek to restrain removal of Siegel books, and to compel W A Bacon to surrender Siegel papers and books in their possession.
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Charles Francis Adamson
Charles E. Cotting
Siegel Department Store
Washington Street
Morton
United States District Court
Referee Olmstead
Siegel Company
Equity
Pelletier
Henry Siegel Company
W. & A. Bacon Company
Siegel
Magee Furnace Co in Bankruptcy Court
Bankruptcy proceedings were filed against Magee Furnace Co by creditors in U S District Court yesterday. The Chelsea foundry closed a week ago due to credit extension failure. Liabilities estimated at 375000 dollars. Petitioning creditors are W P Pickett Melrose W M McGee Boston and E A McGregor Dorchester each claiming 5000 dollars. Act alleged violation of bankruptcy act by giving preferences while insolvent.
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Magee Furnace Company
United States District Court
Chelsea
W. P. Pickett
Melrose
W. M. McGee
Boston
E. A. McGregor
Dorchester
Regrets Absence of U. S. Flags in Suffrage Parade
Letter from Helen F. Mann dated May 6 criticizes a suffrage parade for lacking American flags. She notes only two large banners and one small national flag among thousands of marchers and calls the event a flat failure despite others deeming it a success.
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Blackwell
Helen F. Mann
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