Boston Museum of Fine Arts Opens New Building to Public
Boston's Museum of Fine Arts nears completion and opens for subscribers next Tuesday with public view set for November 15. The 12 acre Huntington Avenue site houses seven departments in a limestone complex offering 73 000 square feet of exhibition space, superior lighting, and a central rotunda guiding visitors through Greek Roman European and Asian arts.
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Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
Copley Square
B. C
Tiuntington Avenue
Huntington Avenue
Museum of
Trustees of the Art Museum
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Old Art Museum
Europe
Orient
China
Japan
Chamber of Commerce
Boston Tong Riots Trial Brings New Allegations and Claims
Attorney Julian Woodman claimed Harry Charles and Joe Guey were innocent and named other Chinamen as killers. Witnesses testified of bribes to testify, and assertions of a citywide peonage system. Several individuals denied involvement or faced offers of payoff to testify falsely.
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Julian C. Woodman
Governor’s Council
Harry Charles
Joe Guey
Mr. Woodman
Yee Wah
Warry Charles
Michael C. Doherty
Samuel Saxo
Prospect Street
Brookline
Rich
George H. Davis
Charles
Pardon Hearing Held in State House Executive Council
The pardon committee seated in the State House executive council chamber, chaired by Lieutenant-Governor Frothingham, considered a petition for clemency. Councillors Bemis Barry Jones and Cole sat as members during the session.
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Executive Council
State House
Frothingham
Bemis
Barry
Jones and
Cole
Com
Zionist Leader Urges Quiet Campaign for Palestine
Dr. D. Fromenson, head of the New York Zionist movement, spoke at Temple Chabei Sholom about reestablishing a Jewish homeland. He said Jews are a nation without a land or government and urged peaceful action, noting reports that the Turk offers 75,000,000 acres for colonization.
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D. Fromenson
New York
Temple Chabei Sholom
Dr. Fromenson
Palestine
Board accepts Wells resignation appoints Kelso as clerk
The Massachusetts State Board of Charity accepts John D. Wells resignation after 25 years as clerk and appoints Robert W. Kelso of Cambridge a Harvard graduate as his successor.
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Massachusetts State Board of Charity
John D. Wells
Robert W. Kelso
Cambridge
Harvard
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New Art Museum
Morse At Left
Philip IV
Velatequez
Velasquez
Egypt
Greece
Rome
Atty. Woodman
Kelso
Wells
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