Memorial 10 Rev Fr Brett Memorial Tablet Dedication
A bronze memorial tablet for the late Rev William P Brett professor of ethics at Boston College will be dedicated at University Heights Newton. The class of 1910 funded the tablet designed by Hugh Cairns and placed in the library of the new college buildings. Speakers include Rev Jonn J Doherty Rev Charles W Lyons Rev John F Cummins William A Kenney A M 10 James F Aylward and Louis A White.
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William P. Brett
Boston College
University Heights
Newton
Hugh Cairns
Jonn J. Doherty
Springfield
Charles W. Lyons
John F. Cummins
Brett
William A. Kenney
Curley
James F. Aylward
Alumni Association
Louis A. White
Further Suspension Keeps Blue Hills Fare Increase Pending
The Public Service Commission issued another order delaying the Blue Hills Street Railway Company fare hike until June 15. The prior suspension would have expired tomorrow, but the new ruling extends the delay and prevents the increase from taking effect.
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Public Service Commission
Blue Hills Street Railway Company
Blue Hill Company
Liquor Bill Veto Upheld by House
Governor Walsh’s veto of a bill banning liquor transport into no license cities and towns was sustained by the House. An effort to override failed as 83 members voted for passage over the veto and 103 against with no debate.
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Walsh
House of Representatives
House
Massachusetts Legislature Deadlock Shapes Censorship and Reform
The House votes to move a constitutional amendment striking proportional from the tax provision and takes up a Lake Quinsigamond bridge bill while conference committees on physician registration and building liens are appointed amid deadlock. In the Senate the Boston triple censor bill advances to third reading after two amendments fail and debates over mayoral and police commissioner powers. New Haven bills delay. two major measures linked to Governor Walsh and economy are reported adversely, including a university extension plan with $50,000, to broaden access for poorer students. Fisheries and Game Commission reforms are referred to the next General Court amid findings of mismanagement and expense-padding.
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House
Lake Quinsigamond
Senate
Boston
New Haven
Committee On
Walsh
Commission On Economy
House Ways and Means
Massachusetts
Legislative Committee On Education
Committee On Fisheries and Game
Fish and Game Commission
State Economy and Efficiency Commission
General Court
Supreme Court Postpones Arguments Until October
The Supreme Court today postponed until October 12, next, arguments on all pending cases not yet heard. It will meet Monday to render decisions and announce dates for other decision days. The court will probably adjourn for the summer about June 21.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Concert at Conservatory Premieres Stanford Symphony No7 in D minor
The New England Conservatory Orchestra performed Sir Charles Villiers Stanford Symphony No7 in D minor op.120 at Jordan Hall conducted by Wallace Goodrich in Chadwick's absence. The program included Beethoven Coriolanus overture, Schumann Piano Concerto movements with Marion G. Leach, Parker aria O Bona Patria from Hora Novissima, and Liszt Les Preludes.
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Charles Villiers Stanford
New England Conservatory Orchestra
Jordan Hall
Conservatory Orchestra
Wallace Goodrich
George W. Chadwick
Marion G. Leach
Horatio Parker
Hora
Liszt
Lamartine
Comet Mellish Brings Two Companions to Attention
Professor Barnard of the Yerkes Observatory in Wisconsin reports two companion bodies near Mellish's comet. One body seen May 12 is 28 seconds from the comet with a 285 degree position angle. a second faint body lies along the same line.
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Professor Barnard
Yerkes Observatory
Williams Bay
Wisconsin
Mellish
Harvard Observatory
Harvard Diplomats Club Elects New Officers
The Harvard Diplomats Club selected a new slate for the next academic year. Elected were President Charles E. Baker Fairville N B Vice President Pitman B. Potter Long Branch N J Secretary Charles A. Trafford Worcester Treasurer Loy Chang Kuangsu Province China Executive Committee Bernhard H Knollenberg Richmond Ind George W Nay smith Ithaca N Y and Charles P. Howard Boston.
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Charles E. Baker
Fairville
N. B
Pitman B. Potter
Long Branch
N. J
Charles A. Trafford
Worcester
Loy Chang
Kuangsu Province
China
Bernhard H. Knollenberg
Richmond
Ind
George W. Naysmith
Ithaca
N. Y
Charles P. Howard
Boston
Woman pays largest personal tax in Boston
Mrs Nellie P Carter of the Copley Plaza Hotel with wealth estimated at 2 433 500 pays the heaviest personal tax in Boston. George R White heads the combined real estate and personal property list with 4 214 700 real estate and 500 000 personal property totaling 82 507 25 in tax. Edison Electric Illuminating Company tops corporate taxes with 7 082 200 real estate and 17 000 000 personal property totaling 420 563 60 in tax.
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Nellie P. Carter
Copley Plaza Hotel
Boston
George R. White
Erty
Carter
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
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Edison
Boston & Atheninal Ge Co
Reese
Boston Co. R. Pfisdscribivescasveae
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Eston Av. Ereee
West End
Nellie
George R
Eugene N. Foss
Eeteeeaaeereseeras Gereses
Isabel Anderson
Abraham Shuman
Fannie DB Morrison
Ben D
Lotta
Frederick Ayer
George A. Gardner
Cevassececccecasnesseess
Black
Marta O. Codman
Board Elects Dr Harrington Deputy Commissioner
Dr Thomas F Harrington director of school hygiene in Boston public schools was unanimously elected deputy commissioner of labor and industries. The Board of Labor and Industries met yesterday to appoint a deputy qualified to supervise enforcement of health laws for workers across industries under the statutes creating the board.
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Thomas F. Harrington
Boston
Labor and Industries
Harrington
State Board of Labor and Industries
Fruit at breakfast condemned as crime against nature
Dr Eugene Christian at the 11th annual New England Osteopathic Society convention in Hotel Lenox criticized a breakfast of grapefruit oatmeal cream sugar and coffee as harming health. He urged fruit be eaten two hours before or after meals. Moving pictures on disease diagnosis drew attention.
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Eugene Christian
The
New England Osteopathic Society
Hotel
Lenox
Christian
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