Warren Sues to Remove Trustee in Maine Mill Suit
Edward Perry Warren of Gorham Maine files an equity suit in the Supreme Judicial Court to remove his brother Samuel D Warren a Boston lawyer as trustee under a 1889 declaration of trust. The trust governs the paper business of their father with Cumberland Mills Westbrook and Copsecock Mill Gardiner Maine. Mill property valued around 4 5 million. Frederick Fiske Warren also named for his interest in S D Warren Co which handles the selling side of the mill business.
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Edward Perry Warren
Gorham
Supreme Judicial Court
Samuel D. Warren
Boston
Cumberland Mills
Westbrook
Copsecock
Gardiner
Frederick Fiske Warren
S.D. Warren & Co
Edward P. Warren
Edward P. Waren
Susan C. Warren
Mason
Edward B. Warren
Samuel
Warren
Samuel Warren
Samuel D. Warren, Jr
Helen Thomas
Washington B. Thomas
Warren Family Trust Battle Targets Samuel Warren Sr's Estate
Judge issues ex parte injunction restraining Samuel D Warren from terminating the trust and from appointing new trustees as Edward P Warren alleges massive mismanagement and diverted funds. The suit involves the Warren Boston family tied to Maine mill industries with partners including Louis D Brandeis. The case seeks removal of conflicting trustees and an accounting with asset recovery. The dispute centers on 19th century trust arrangements and family governance.
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Hammond
Samuel D. Warren
Litigants
Boston Warren
New England
Edward Perry Warren
Samuel D
Warren
Maine
Edward P. Warren
Louis D. Brandeis
Brandeis
Susan C. Warren
Mortimer B. Mason
Navy orders Dixie home from Colon for possible Central America service
The Dixie at Colon is ordered to return to the United States. It had sailed from Philadelphia with marines likely bound for Panama area and possibly Nicaragua. The Navy Department wants a home port ready to deploy additional marines to Central America if needed.
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Dixie
Washington
Colon
Philadelphia
Panama
Navy Department
Central America
Brokaw alimony suit underway in Mineola Long Island
John F. McIntyre remarks hypothetically on alimony as he cites Mary Blair Brokaw seeking $60,000 yearly support from her husband W. Gould Brokaw. The case at Mineola proceeds with both sides presenting arguments about separation and financial needs.
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New York
John F. MelIntyre
W. Gould Brokaw
Mineola
L. T
Alimony Trial Reveals Brokaw Finances and Witness Attestations
The court heard testimony on Mr. Brokaw's means with a banking firm valuing securities at 1.244 million dollars and a net balance of about 214 thousand dollars, after a 1.03 million dollar debit. The trial also recounted a contentious visit to the Gilberts with Mrs. Brokaw and Dr. Shipman, where the maid described Mr. Brokaw as drunk, and Mrs. Brokaw appeared in court attire contrasting past divorce fashion.
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W. Gould Brokaw
Mr. Brokaw
Red Tape Halts Marines on Naval Ships
Washington December 15 Navy officials face a dilemma over using marines on shore in Nicaragua. A last session law tied funds to restoring marines to ships, provoking questions of shore duty validity. Officials may land marines temporarily but fear prolonged shore service without legal amendments. The department favors a slow approach while seeking congressional change.
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Navy
Congress
Department
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