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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1915

Page

3

New Haven $100 Million Suit Halted by Court

The $100 million suit brought by Ralph S. Bartlett as executor of Clea Bull Vaughn and minority stockholders against former and present directors of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad has been halted or ended by a full bench Supreme Judicial Court opinion handed down yesterday.

Ralph S. Bartlett Clea Bull Vaughn New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Supreme Judicial Court

Court dismisses equity suit over misused funds by railroad directors

The full court rules the bill lacks a valid cause of action and fails to show directors were urged to sue for losses. The suit alleged $112 million for street railways overvalued at $56 million and related overpayments to steam roads, Boston & Maine, and Westchester road with questioned valuations.

Whipple Equity New England Boston & Maine Westchester

Opposition fee mystery in state legislature case

State House officials heard of a novel declaration as legislative counsel admitted receiving far more money for services than his client reported in the Secretary of State filing. The dispute centers on a five hundred dollar opposition fee cited in the matter.

State House Secretary of State

Lawyer Crooker Denies Bigger Fee in Boston and Maine Case

Legislative counsel Conrad W. Crooker claims he received 7500 dollars plus 1991.61 in printing costs from February to June for services to William B. Lawrence. Lawrence disputes the figures, noting his personal payment and that Crooker spoke for him as an individual during railroad committee hearings.

State House Conrad W. Crooker Crooker William B. Lawrence Lawrence Attorney Crooker Crocker Boston & Maine Road Medford Mr. Lawrence Railroad Committee Stanley’s

Shell Kills Chelsea Man in Atlantic Submarine Attack

Washington reports two Americans killed in the German U boat strike on the British steamer Anglo Californian off the coast on July 4. Richard Martin of Chelsea Massachusetts or Providence Rhode Island and John Mahoney of New York are named as the dead. Eight crew members and the captain died. eight were wounded. The Anglo Californian survived.

Washington Richard Martin Chelsea Mass Providence R. I John Mahoney Third Avenue New York State Department Skinner London Queenstown

Woman 93 Found Dead With Gas Jet Open

Harriet Stone, age 93, was found dead in bed at the Home for Aged Women in Peabody on what would have been her 98th birthday. The gas jet was open and the door and window closed. medical examiner undecided on accident. Stone had married Oscar Swain at 70, later divorced and resumed her maiden name.

Peabody Harriet Stone Miss Stone Oscar Swain Danvers

Tschaikowsky Night at the Pops in Symphony Hall

The program features Tschaikowsky selections and overtures including Eugene Onegin and 1812, with Elgar Organ and Bach Gounod Ave Maria, plus orchestral pieces by Wagner Handel and Waldteufel and a Sousa march. Performances include soloists Hoffman and Harp Mr. Holy and Mr. Marshall.

Tschaikowsky Pops Symphony Hall Elgar Mr. Marshall Hellmesberger Oberon Eeee Weber Sulte Techaikowsky Eugene Onegin Pschaikowsky Bach-Gounod Hoffman Holy Marshall Marea Igan Maine California Sousa

Southern delegates to world Christian Endeavor pledge fellowship

In Chicago on July 8 300 Southern men and women delegates to the world Christian Endeavor convention proclaimed brotherhood with the Negro race and vowed to extend fellowship following speeches by church and business leaders from the South.

Chicago South Christian Endeavor Convention

Interdenominational Christian Endeavor drive aids black churches

The movement led by Rev Ira Landrith of Nashville promotes organizing new Christian Endeavor societies in negro churches to enlighten millions and spur an interdenominational peace union. Daniel A Poling says peace requires action not treaties, while a festival chorus and messages from President Clark and President Wilson frame the gathering. Field Workers Union officers are named: Lehmann, Dewar, Evans, MacCrory.

Southern Extension Committee Christian Endeavor Ira Landrith Nashville Tenn Interdenominational Union of the Colored People Landrith Daniel A. Poling United Society of the Christian Endeavor Prince of Peace Mr. Polig Young People's Peace Union Clark Wilson Field Workers’ Union of the Christian Endeavor Karl Lehmann Boston H. W. Dewar Winnipeg Canada C. F. Evans Lexington H. P. Macrory Pittsburg

Boston Patrolmen Help Push Guild Memorial to 12429

A civic drive shows Boston patrolmen contributing a tenth of a dollar each to the Guild Memorial Fund. The total raised nears 12 500 with substantial subscriptions from individuals like WH Hedge Eugene Battelle Hooker Association of Mass Andrew Gray Weeks and others.

Boston Guild Memorial Curtis Guild Allan Forbes State Street Trust Company State Street WH. A. Hedge Eugene Battelle Hooker Asso Mass Asiigtecesena Seestaves Friends 2 Andrew Gray Weeks Eck Biel Ckaret Ashiene Alexander S. Browne Frederick Morton Crehore Arthur Little Charles FE. Stetson Elmer F. Pioewes Bishapese Eoeke George H. Mifflin Walter Scott W. F. McQuillen Henry W. Swift

Harrison Company Mark Down Sale on 100s of Trousers

Five thousand pairs of men's pants in hundreds of patterns for business and outing use. Includes French striped flannels, belt loops, cuffs, blue serges, and striped worsteds. Located at 662 672 Washington street corner Beach. Open Saturday till 10.

Harrison Company Washington Street Corner Beach

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