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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1909

Page

16

Talks of removing Harvard from Cambridge debate at state hearing

At a State House hearing on tax exemptions for educational properties Harvard's value in Cambridge is flagged at 28 million dollars, sparking debate over whether taxing college property would hurt endowments. Participants include Cambridge representative Julius Meyers, President Lowell, Boston College’s Rev Gasson, Tufts’ Hamilton, Harvard officials, and others.

Harvard University Cambridge Lowell William D. T. Trefry State House Julius Meyers Harvard Boston Harvard Medical School Meyers Boston College IF. W. Hamilton Tufts College J. B. Greene Harvard Corporation John F. Lehy S. J Holy Cross College Worcester

Sheldon to address BE. T. Slattery employees on sales

The BE. T. Slattery Company has hired A. F. Sheldon, president of the Sheldon School of Chicago, to speak to the firm’s employees today on the art of salesmanship. Sheldon, an authority on scientific business principles, will focus on the mental processes involved in making sales. P. A. O'Connell will introduce him.

BE. T. Slattery Company A. F. Sheldon Sheldon School of Chicago Sheldon P. A. O’connell

Misidentification in Death Confirmed Woman Identified as Estey

New York reports corrected identification of a woman who died by her own action yesterday. The initial description misnamed the victim as Mrs. Marie L. Estey widow of a piano manufacturer. records now confirm she is Marie L. Estey a dressmaker from the city.

New York Marie L. Estey

Aldrich Receives Cowboy Chaps at Omaha Luncheon

Senator Aldrich received fringed leather chaps from former Senator Manderson at a noon luncheon in the Omaha Club. The Westward tour on monetary reform continued with an informal speech at the club and an address at the Commercial Club that evening.

United States Manderson Omaha Club Luther Drake Aldrich West Omaha Commercial Club

Mrs Frohman Wins Absolute Divorce

Margaret Illington Frohman wife of Daniel Frohman New York theater manager secured an absolute decree of divorce from District Judge Pike. The hearing lasted about 25 minutes.

Reno Margaret Illington Frohman Daniel Frohman New York Pike

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