Estate of Dunn Valued at 206000 After Executors’ Filing
Executors in Probate Court reported the late Edward H. Dunn estate valued at 206000, with 201000 already paid out. Dunn was a leather merchant, Methodist, and former president of the Corporation of Boston University. Executors are R W Husted and Charles A Vialle.
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Edward H. Dunn
Corporation
Boston University
R. W. Husted
Charles A. Vialle
Bank of the Republic
Boston University Receives Full Bequest as Estates Reassessed
Rev William H Huntington said values declined sharply in two years. A Hudson tannery valued at 75000 now estimates at 25000. Executors note overestimation and shrinkage. Preachers Aid Society and Deaconess Home may receive about 2500 each instead of 15000 to 20000. Boston University still set to receive 120000. others receive varied sums. Executors have months remaining to serve.
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William 4H. Huntington
Boston University
Hudson
Dunn
Husted
Vialle
Preachers’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Cambridge Man Killed at American Tube Works
Adam Kelso aged 59 of St Paul Street Cambridge was instantly killed at the American Tube Works plant in Somerville yesterday afternoon. His head was caught between a planet and an iron post. He had worked for the company 25 years.
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Adam Kelso
St. Paul Street
Cambridge
American Tube Works
Somerville
Kelso
Taft Support At West Virginia GOP Convention
West Virginia Republican delegates at large were chosen for the national convention in Chicago. The party nominated three candidates for Supreme Court judges and adopted a resolution recognizing William H. Taft of Ohio as the logical successor to Theodore Roosevelt for the presidency.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Chicago
Supreme Court
William H. Taft
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Defend Crooked Streets of Hub at Real Estate Banquet
Boston planners defend the city’s old cow path streets at a Real Estate Exchange banquet. Speakers include Robert Peabody Woodward Emery and Arthur A Shurtleff discussing preservation and Boston’s development. Frederick C Woodruff presided over the gathering with 100 attendees.
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Boston
Young’s Hotel
Robert Peabody
Boston Society of Architects
Woodward Emery
Land and Harbor Commission
Arthur A. Shurtleff
Metropolitan Improvement Commission
Frederick Co. Woodruff
Exchange
Peabody
Bos
Cambridge Veterans Hear Benacfort On Elevated Finances
General William A. Bancroft of the Boston Elevated warned about future revenue to fund expenses and dividends for the augmented system. He noted Cambridge started the first horse car and will join rapid transit, cutting Boston to Cambridge travel to about seven minutes.
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Elevated
William A. Bancroft
Boston Elevated
Cambridge Horse Railway
Quincy House
Cambridge
Boston
Watertown
Dorchester
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