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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1916

Page

9

Petition for Receiver Looms Over Boston and Maine

Minority stockholders view the petition as a bluff while insiders debate a potential receivership for Boston and Maine. Officials cite unsound finances and missed note payments as grounds, with leased lines likely to challenge any move and a conference planned among major creditors.

Boston & Maine Boyd B. Jones Intercontinental Rubbermpany of New Jersey Leased Lines

Parker Surprised By Boston & Maine Receivership Move

Parker a Concord & Montréal railroad director and Boston & Maine leaseholder says he is surprised receivership for the Boston & Maine was requested. He notes no second proposition had been made after the Concord & Montreal and Connecticut River railroads proposed rental reductions.

Manchester N. H Walter A. Parker Concord & Montréal Railroad Boston & Maine Concord & Montreal Connecticut River

Only Way to Save Road Says Federal Trustee

Charles P. Hall, a federal trustee of the Boston and Maine railroad, told a Post reporter he agrees with President Hustis that receivership is needed to save the road. He said he concurs with Hustis’s interview but cannot comment further at this time.

Post Hall Hustis Charles P. Hall Boston & Maine Railroad the Road

Boston & Maine Director Denies Knowledge of Receivership Petition

James M. Prendergast of 185 Bay State Road Boston a director of the Boston and Maine was located at his Hyannisport summer home by a Post reporter and said he knew nothing about the receivership petition and could not answer questions as he was on vacation.

Jones Boston & Maine Railroad Boston & Maine North Station Boston& Maine Minority Stockholders Protective Association Conrad W. Crooker Crooker Crocker Treasury James M. Prendergast Bay State Road Boston Hyannisport Post Mr. Prendergast

American Soccer Team Beats Sweden in Stockholm Exhibition

In Stockholm the All-American association football squad played a baseball exhibition against Westeros and won 8 to 0 before King Gustave and a large crowd. The weather was fine and the game attracted much interest.

Sweden Stockholm London King Gustave Westeros

Too Fat? Fresh Air and Caren Capsules Promoted

An advertisement promotes outdoor air to combat obesity and claims oil of Caren capsules aid digestion and weight loss. It urges daily weighing and continued treatment until normal, noting the remedy is harmless and pleasant to take.

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William H. McClintock Benjamin A. Kimball Massachusetts New Hampshire Maine Mechanicville Billerica Deerfield Junction Interstate Commerce Commission James H. Hustis Marcus FP. Knowlton Federal Trustees of the Road Henry B. Day R.L. Day & Co Hampden Railroad New Haven William B. Lawrence Lawrence United States Morgan Attorney Jones Federal Reorganization Committee Concord & Montreal Railroad Connectant River Roads Walter ‘R. Kimball Bostona Maine RR Fitchburg Boston & Lowell ST. Johnsbury Lake Champlain Concord Montreal Quebec Spee Standard Oil Company of New York Standard Oil CO. of New York Parker Prendergast Golden Oak Buffet A McArthurg Washington St Savare
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