Milliken Bros. Inc. Bankrupt in involuntary petition
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed against Milliken Bros. Incorporated, a New York structural steel maker at 11 Broadway. The firm shows unsecured liabilities around 3.5 million and secured liabilities about 1.009 million, with capital stock of 5.5 million. The company, established in 1857 by Samuel Milliken Jr., has offices abroad in London and other cities.
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New York
Milliken Bros., Incorporated
Broadway
United States District Court
Milliken Company
London
Antwerp
Johannesburg
Cape Town
Havana
Mexico City
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Honolulu
Samuel Milliken, Jr
Florence White Weds John Thompson in Newton Home
The marriage of Florence Marian White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. White of Newton, to John Kendall Thompson of Alleghany City, Penn., was solemnized at the bride's parents home on 58 Grafton Street with Rev. H. A. Williams officiating.
Love Struck High School Couple Elopes in Everett
Mrs. Charles H Pratt returns home to find a note from her 19 year old daughter Mabel Pratt stating she has eloped with Albert MacKinnon 19 son of A P MacKinnon. The sophomores at the local high school have been dating four years and have been missing for three days. Parents await word and hope for forgiveness on return.
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Everett
Charles H. Pratt
Hancock Street
Boston
Mabel
Albert MacKinnon
A. P. MacKinnon
Miss Pratt
Young MacKinnon
Baldwin of Y M C U Resigns as President in 1907
The Boston Young Men's Christian Union board accepted William H. Baldwin's resignation after nearly 40 years as president, effective July 1, 1907. Frank Lovering Locke was elected president to succeed him, with Baldwin named President Emeritus and remaining on the board.
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
William H. Baldwin
Frank Lovering Locke
Mr. Baldwin
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Union
Baldwin
Board of Government
Locke
West End
Phillips Grammar and
Boston & Lowell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
City of
Boston
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Railroads face rate plan tied to valuations says Fish
New York June 10 Stuyvesant Fish former president of the Illinois Central railroad warns that no new lines will be built in undeveloped US areas unless funded by existing railroads if the government proceeds with rate fixing based on railroad valuations.
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New York
United States
Stuyvesant Fish
Illinois Central Railroad
Actress Harriet Burt Enjoys Auto Rides Without Owning a Car
Harriet Burt, a popular star of The Time the Place and the Girl, is an avid auto enthusiast who never owns a vehicle. She gives more rides than anyone else in the company, yet avoids repair costs, insurance, and lawsuits by not owning a car.
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Harriet Burt
Thief Haunts Harvard Pi Eta Club in Nighttime Break-In
An unknown intruder gained access to the Pi Eta Club at Harvard on Winthrop Street, taking 65 boxes of cigarettes worth 13 plus 11 more boxes, 330 in bills from a dress pocket, and leaving doors locked. Police suspect an insider with prior access. larceny occurred Saturday night or Sunday.
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Pi Eta Club
Harvard University
Winthrop Street
Michaels
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