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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1906

Page

7

Will of William Scully Disinherits Three Daughters

The will filed in Washington names Sr. Angela Scully as sole heir to all real estate, totaling large holdings in the United States. Daughters Mary Julia Jathleen are fully disinherited, though Kathleen is treated with leniency, while gifts to son Thomas Scully and Fr. Angela Scully are approved.

Washington William Scully Lord Scully America United States Angela Scully Nathleen Kathleen Thomas Scully

Pritchett: Tech Work Not Tied to One Man

President Pritchett of Massachusetts Institute of Technology told faculty and students that Tech’s great work does not depend on any single man. He noted steady progress under all department heads while awaiting his successor and anticipated selecting a technicexpert or Tech man for the next president.

Pres. Pritchett Pritchett Massachusetts Institute of Technology Dean West Princeton Tech Institute of Technology

Overtime bill divides Senate candidates and voters

The Boston Post canvass shows wage earners clubs press candidates to back the overtime bill. Candidates reply or reaffirm positions, with Butler-like denials and telegram letters from James Shaw Luke Stowe and James Vahey. Districts in Worcester Cambridge Springfield prime targets amid gerrymandered maps and political pressure.

Senate Worcester Nicholas J. Skerritt James E. McGovern Arthur J E. Seagrave William H. Potter Allen G. Buttrick Senator Buttrick Governor Guild Lancaster Mass Boston Post Allan G. Buttrich Post Luke S. Stowe Springfield Hampden James F. Shaw Manchester Essex Sir The James H. Vahey Middlesex W. Rodmain Peabody Peabody Cambridge W. Rodman Peabody

Mystery surrounds death of Mrs Atwood in Worcester

In Worcester on November 1 authorities revived a case about the death of a young woman known as Mrs Grace Atwood who died June 16 after childbirth. Her body, buried in Hope Cemetery, was disinterred September 29 by a woman believed to be the mother, who refused to reveal identity. The woman claimed to be a daughter of Edward Armstrong of Halifax and wife of James Atwood, a traveling salesman, after hospital admission in June when she was near death.

Worcester Grace Atwood City Hope Cemetery Frederick Barnes Edward Armstrong Halifax James Atwood City Hospital Gertrude Abbott Brown Boston Atwood

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