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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1913

Page

5

Mrs George H Wainwright Sues City Storage For Damages

Mrs George H Wainwright has filed a lawsuit against a local storage warehouse company seeking compensation for alleged damage to valuable paintings and furniture stored there. The action names the warehouse and requests financial redress for the claimed losses.

George H. Wainwright

Woman Sues Storage Firm Over Damaged Furnishings

Mrs. George H. Wainwright testified before a Suffolk county jury detailing how her Chip Pendale furniture and Miller and Burne-Jones paintings arrived from the Massachusetts Storage Warehouse Company in a dilapidated state. She seeks 831 dollars to cover repair costs and depreciation in value while in the custodian’s care.

George H. Wainwright Commonwealth Avenue Prentiss Street Longwood Suffolk County Miller and Burne-Jones Massachusetts

Wainwright Testifies on Damaged Antique Furniture

Mrs. Wainwright described August 1911 delivery of mahogany antiques returned from a warehouse in poor condition with heavy white staining gouges and dents. She listed numerous pieces damaged or lost and estimated 25 percent depreciation with $182 repair costs. Expert John A. Reardon affirmed abuse. case awaits warehouse company evidence.

Louis IV John A. Reardon

Desire $80,000 from Revere Gas Conern

Charles A. Connors of Revere and his family sue for $80,000 claiming gas from Suburban Gas and Electric or Revere nearly suffocated them. They say gas filled the house, exploded, and hurled them against walls while their clothes burned.

Charles A. Connors Revere Annie Harry Arthur William O'Leary Suburban Gas & Electric Company

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