Judge Brands Hopkins Receiver in Woodman Case
In the Superior Court equity session Judge Fessenden condemned the W E Woodman Company receivership saying it is the most disgraceful in the history of the Commonwealth. Hopkins the receiver was removed and held on personal recognizance in 5000 for contempt until July 1. William E Woodman also held under same conditions for his role in the transactions.
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Commonwealth
Fessenden
Superior Court
W. E. Woodman Company
George W. Hopkins
Woodman Company
Hopkins
William E. Woodman
Judge denounces collapse of assets in Hopkins affair
Judge Fessenden said the inventory showed assets of 33000 while disinterested appraisers valued stock at 12000. He proclaimed indignation at the apparent lack of any asset value and questioned the conduct disgraceful to justice. Arthur P. Hardy named receiver as Hopkins and Woodman faced contempt petitions.
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Fessenden
Hopkins
Woodman
Arthur P. Hardy
Big Jewelry House
Wodman
Cure for Bright's Disease and Diabetes Claimed
A flood of editorials and letters from San Francisco and across the country asserts a definitive cure for Bright's Disease and Diabetes discovered by Fulton. Citizens, editors, and physicians report recoveries, urging wider use of the compounds and noting legal and ethical concerns over sharing the formula.
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San Francisco
Kansas City Daily Journal
Bright
Chattanooga Daily News
Fulton
Overland Monthly Magazine
California
Buffalo Daily Times
Town and Country Magazine
San Jose
Rev. W. S. Army
California Christian Advocate
Rev
Christian Advocate
Advocate
Honolulu Daily Advertiser
J. H. Goscelaar
Eureka
Cal
Daily Times
Pacific Coast
Matt Harris
van Arsdale Harris Lumber Co
American Lumberman of
Chicago
Sock
Boston
Jaynes & Co
Diplomas Awarded at Chelsea High School Exercises
Chelsea High School held graduation exercises in the school hall with Rev. Edmund Booth delivering the invocation. The program featured multiple student recitations and musical selections by the Girl's Singing Club, the Carmen Club, and the Glee Club, while Rev. R. Perry Bush awarded diplomas and commissions.
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Chelsea High School
Edmund Booth
Edith May McKee
Chester Lawrence Pepper
Hazel Hunnewell
Girl's Singing Club
Carmen Club
Sylvia
Miller's Wooing
Town Grenadier
Glee Club
R. Perry Bush
Osborne McConathy
New Charlestown High School Opens with Harvard Tablet
Charlestown celebrated the opening of its new High School with the unveiling of a Harvard Tablet marking the former home of John Harvard. The 1907 graduating class of 52 included seven boys, and the ceremony featured Head Master Evans and student vocal solos and readings.
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Charlestown High School
John Harvard
Helen E. Brady
Margaret M. Breen
Evans
Hysteria of Railroad Baiting Tops Debates Across Nation
Van Etten of the New York Central says rate restrictions are a cyclic craze, calling current agitation a wave of hysteria. He notes reformers target successful businesses while railroads face pressure from state and municipal ownership movements.
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New England
National Hardware Dealers’ Associations
van Etten
New York Central
Hudson River Railroad
Young Almy Jr. Chooses Fireman Life Over Society Wealth
Frederick Almy Jr., 19, son of a Manhattan woolen merchant, works as a Long Island railroad fireman earning 2.60 a day. He left Mackenzie Academy a year before graduation and plans to train in engine work, aiming for future advancement. He lives with his parents at Lawrence and finds labor reshapes his outlook.
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New York
Frederick Almy, Jr
Long Island Railroad
Worth Street
Manhattan
Lawrence
L. L
Mackenzie Academy
Young Army
Altoona
Far Rockaway
Long Island City
Lowell Man Wins St. Paul Bride
Miss Cornelia Saunders daughter of E N Saunders a leading St Paul businessman married Charles William Scott of Lowell Massachusetts at Christ Episcopal Church St Paul. The reception followed at the brides Summit Avenue home.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Cornelia Saunders
E. N. Saunders
St. Paul
Charles William Scott
Lowell
Mass
Christ Episcopal Church
Summit Avenue
West Roxbury High Graduates Class of 66
Sixty six pupils received first diplomas and 28 second diplomas at West Roxbury High School’s annual graduation in the School Hall on Elm Street Jamaica Plain yesterday afternoon. Philip W. Gaston, president of the class, presented a handsome book case with reference books to the school.
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West Roxbury High School
Elm Street
Jamaica Plain
Philip W. Gaston
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