May Lose $207825 By Ruling In Silk Stock Case
Mrs Maria A Evans executrix of the late Robert D Evans faces a $207825 loss along with five wealthy Boston investors after a US Circuit Court of Appeals decision in favor of Knickerbocker Trust Co. The court ruled subscribers remain liable for stock in the American Silk Company despite promoter overreach. The case may trigger collection nationwide as wealthy investors faced losses in the failed monopoly venture.
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Maria A. Evans
Robert D. Evans
Aldrich
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Knickerbocker Trust Company of
New York
H. W. Bennett Company of
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Lowell
United States Circuit Court
Court of Appeals
Massachusetts
Electrocution Kills Lexington Youth at General Electric
Francis Leary a 21 year old apprentice at General Electric factory 3B in Lexington was electrocuted while disconnecting a lamp. Officials say 3000 to 3500 volts passed through him. he died after two and a half hours. Workmen feared to return. Elaborate church cornerstone ceremony planned at St Aidan's in Brookline with Archbishop O Connell officiating.
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Lynn
Francis Leary
Woburn Street
Lexington
General Electric Company
Leary
Lexington High School
St. Aidan’s
Brookline
William H. O'Connell
Whitney Hall
Coolidge Corner
Joseph F. Coppinger
St. Joseph's Church
West End
Henry Erskine Smith
New York
Freeman Street
Archbishop O'Connell
Father Coppinger
Sargent
Edward F. McLeod
Mgr
Michael Splaine
Mrs Swaim Dies at 94 Widow of Rev S Budd Swaim
Mrs Aurora Drake Swaim widow of Rev Samuel Budd Swaim and granddaughter of Captain Benjamin Skinner drummer at Bunker Hill died at her Cambridge home aged 94. Born 1817 in Windsor Vermont she lived in Boston Cambridge and Arlington and was the oldest member of the Daughters of Veterans. Survived by daughter Elizabeth D Swaim son Joseph S Swaim editor of Watchman and grandchildren. funeral Monday at 1st Baptist Church in Boston.
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Aurora Drake Swaim
Samuel Budd Swaim
Benjamin Skinner
Bunker Hill
Craigie Street
Cambridge
Swaim
Windsor
Charlestown
Mass
Pamy Clete
Mary Bunce Skinner Clete
Hartford
Conn
First Baptist Church
Worcester
Vermont
Boston
Arlington
Daughters of Veterans
Elizabeth D. Swaim
Joseph
Nun who aided Uganda mission hosts reception on Malden Street
Mother Paul, a nun who led the Uganda mission in Africa and was visited by Colonel Roosevelt during his hunting expedition, appeared at the Society for the Propagation of the Faith on Malden Street yesterday. She held an informal afternoon reception, drawing many supporters interested in her work in Africa.
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Mother Paul
Uganda
Africa
Roosevelt
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Malden Street
Brandeis set to lead postal department probe
Louis D. Brandeis of Boston arrived in Washington to confer with the House committee on the Post Office Department as it announces an inquiry into the service. He likely will undertake guiding the investigation.
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Washington
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
House
Brandeis
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Bertha G. Loud
Cleveland Avenue
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Loud
Washington Street
Philadelphia
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Adams Square
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Salem
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Nashua
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Gloucester
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Newport
R. I., Etc
BigNo, OL
Wolf's
Hanover
Lynn Shop
Brook
Line Church
Boston Gut Flower No
Bromfield ST
My Clothier
Portland Streets
Little Joe Beal
Joseph Beal
Beachmont
Crescent Street
Howe
S. Herbert Howe
Marlboro
Unitarian
Marlboro Hospital
Marlboro Society of Natural History
Stterling
Rueter S&s Company and Porter
Federal St., Cor. High
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