Suit over Henry Wenz estate alleges undue influence
Testimony in Superior Court before Judge Stevens shows Henry Wenz owed money to his brother Franz for years and that Wenz, near death, was largely influenced by his wife Mary Sullivan. Nurses and guardianship talk reveal Wenz’s mental decline and threats to separate him from Franz, with letters confirming loans.
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Franz
Superior Court
Stevens
Mary Sullivan
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Ida Carter
Faulkner Hospital
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Marie E. Roediger
Roxbury
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Miss Sullivan
Jane Chisholm
Franz Wenz
Franziska
Henry
Austria
Sophie
Marie
John
Ferdinand
Boston
Anna
Vienna
Manchester
Liverpool
United States
Mr. Johnson
McClellan
Catholic Church Notes on parish events and meetings
Parish plans for a May festival after Holy Name Society meeting at St. Monica's in South Boston. Young Men's Sodality presents annual minstrel shows at Boston College Hall with a matinee for children to fund a BC scholarship. Re v C Victor Choquette buys property for parochial residence in Everett. Speakers include P J Conlan on home rule at St James and St Joseph Somerville. Confirmations by Bishop Anderson at St Catherine Charlestown and St Thomas Jamaica Plain. Dorchester alumni reunion, Cathedral Young Men's party planned at Cathedral School Hall Tuesday.
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St. Monica’s Church
South
Boston
William Dacey
Young Men's Sodality of the Immaculate Conception Church
Boston College Hall
Boston College
C. Victor Choquette
St. Joseph's French Church
Malden-Everett
Buckman Street
Everett
P. J. Conlan
Anderson
St. Catherine’s Church
Charlestown
St. Thomas’ Church
Jamaica Plain
Cathedral Young Men's Catholic Association
Cathedral School Hall
Harrison Avenue
Man Charged With Abandoning Infant on Copley Street
Arthur W. Littlefield of North Brookfield Mass was arrested by Sgt Muldoon in Jamaica Plain yesterday charged with abandoning an infant girl on a door step at 12 Copley Street Jamaica PlainThe incident occurred on the evening of April 30 and the accused was apprehended in East Brookfield
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Arthur W. Littlefield
North Brookfield
Mass
East Brookfield
Muldoon
Jamaica Plain
Littlewood
Copley Street
Fight for Diploma Granted to Worcester Blind Girl
Miss Mary I Curran, blind daughter of Patrick J Curran of Worcester, told the State Board of Education in person that William B Aspenwall principal of the Worcester State Normal School is withholding a diploma because of her affliction.
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Patrick J. Curran
Worcester
State Board of Education
William B. Aspenwall
Worcester State Normal School
Miss Curran Loses Diploma Fight Over Blind Teaching
Miss Curran spoke of competing with sighted pupils and earned 57 of 72 units while Miss Rose Trainor and Miss Nellie Kennedy testified. The board upheld Principal Aspenwall's diploma refusal citing blindness, with criticism of the governor’s lack of notice and claims of prejudice in the Worcester education dispute.
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Commonwealth
David Snedden
Aspenwall
Charles Perry
George 8. Murphy
Worcester
Miss Curran
State Board of Education
Walsh
Murphy
State Board
Industrial Education Banquet Set With Notables
The National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education will hold a banquet at the City Club next Monday evening. Prominent New England industrial leaders will attend and speakers include Mayor Curley and Charles A. Prosser. George S. Smith will preside as president of the society.
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National Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education
City Club
New England
Mayor Curley
Carrol G. Pease
Millwaukee
Wis
Francis T. Bowles
Louis A. Coolidge
United Shoe Machinery Company
Henry
The
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Society
Weymouth Man to Represent Town in England Monument Event
Louis A. Cook of Weymouth will sail for Weymouth England on May 15 to represent his town at the unveiling of a monument to John Endicott the first Governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony. The English Weymouth invited the Massachusetts Weymouth and Cook was appointed by the selectmen.
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Louis A. Cook
Weymouth
Eng
John Endicott
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Massachusetts Weymouth
Cook
Villa praised as strong leader by American observer
Wi Allison Shaw argues Villa merits cautious support, citing private interviews and testimonies about his ruthlessness and pragmatism. He claims Villa can restore order in Mexico and notes foreign observers recognize his influence while warning that revolutions persist until Huerta’s faction is removed.
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MacDonald
Mac
Salazar
Huerta
Villa
Pierson
Madera
Carranza
Madero
Mexico
Allison Shaw
Spencer Avenue
Chelsea
More National Colors Near Heart in Suffrage Parade
Letter from JOSEPHINE CURRIER Beston May 8 describes wearing a US flag on the waist near the heart during a suffrage parade to show patriotism. She suggests others may have worn flags similarly and defends the absence of prominent national colors in the display.
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Post
United States
Josephine
S. E. D.) Currier Beston
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