Estate Suit Trials the $40,000 Claim by Miss Almon
Miss Jessie Almon of Back Bay sues the estate of William Irwin of Dorchester for $40,000 alleging a March 17, 1905, incident. Allan Henry of Fisherville, R I, administrator is named as defendant. Trial opened late yesterday before Judge Dana and a Suffolk county jury.
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Jessie Almon
Back Bay
William Irwin
Harvard Street
Dorchester
Dana
Suffolk County
Miss Almon
Allan Henry
Fisherville, R. I
Mr. Irwin
Woman Seeks $15000 From Late Benefactor’s Estate
The plaintiff says she acted as housekeeper and general manager for a man until his death in June 1911. She alleges he promised to adopt her as a daughter and to leave her half the estate, now estimated between $25,000 and $30,000. She seeks $15,000.
Boston Society of Medical Sciences Elects Officers
At its annual meeting at Harvard Medical School last night the Boston Society of Medical Sciences elected officers. President is Dr Theo bald Smith, first vice president Dr Henry H. Christian, second vice president Dr David L. Edsall, and secretary treasurer Dr Thomas Ordway.
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Boston Society of Medical Sciences
Harvard Medical School
Theobald Smith
Henry H. Christian
David L. Edsall
Thomas Ordway
National Bank Cashiers Hold Massachusetts Meeting
The National Bank Cashiers' Association of Massachusetts held its annual meeting at the Hotel Bancroft in Worcester. Principal speakers included Congressman James J. Phelan of Lynn F H Rowe of Pittsburg Olaf Olson and Wilbur S Beale who discussed the currency bill before Congress.
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Worcester
National Bank Cashiers’ Association of Massachusetts
Bancroft
James J. Phelan
Lynn
F. H. Rowe
Pittsburg
Olaf Olson
Wilbur §S. Beale
Congress
Jobs To Be Filled By Foss At Governor’s Council
Governor Foss to announce a batch of appointments at today’s Governor's Council meeting. Possible Harbor and Land Board position favored for Major Green. Excise Board chatter includes ex-Surveyor McCarthy George Harlow and Walter Lougee among likely nominees.
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Foss
Board of Harbor and Land Commissioners
Excise Board
Major Green
Harbor and Land Board
McCarthy
George Harlow
Walter Lougee
Health board rows over tuberculosis hospital plans in Quincy
Dr. Frederick E. Jones accuses Dr. Walcott of blocking a $30,000 hospital project. Walcott reportedly demanded moving the administration building 50 feet from wards, requiring two buildings. Jones says plans must include scarlet fever beds. Salem D. Charles reappointed to the Board of Street Commissioners with $4500 salary. Margaret Leahy named to Overseers of the Poor. pension reforms require a second female member.
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Frederick E. Jones
Board of Health
Quincy
Walcott
State Board of Health
Jones
Salem D. Charles
Board of Street Commissioners
Fitzgerald
Board of Civil Service Commissioners
Charles
Margaret Leahy
Princeton Street
Boston
Boston, Was Appointed To Be A Member of the Board of Overseers of the Poor
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