Churches Rally In South End Parade And Meeting
A men’s demonstration will march in the South End at 2:30 PM to show church support and invite residents to join. Led by the Gideon Associates of First Presbyterian, the event includes five district churches and a post-parade mass meeting at First Presbyterian with sermons by Rev. James Francis, Rev. Joseph Perry, and Rev. L A Nies.
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Gideon Associates
First Presbyterian Church
W. M. Tufts
People’s Temple
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Warren Avenue Baptist
Tremont Street Methodist
First Presbyterian
James Francis
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Joseph Perry
L. A. Nies
Son Sues for Part of Estate in Trial of Will Contest
A jury in the Supreme Judicial Court will decide if Charles Prince an oil merchant who left about 200000 was of sound mind or unduly influenced in making a will leaving most of his estate to his second wife Anna Oleonda Prince and 500 to his son Charles Bernard Prince. Judge Morton allowed the motion for issues to be framed on appeal from the Probate Court.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Charles Prince
Anna Oleonda Prince
Charles Bernard Prince
Morton
Supreme Court
Prince widower’s will split fortune with second wife
The first wife died in 1905 and Mr. Prince, age 60, later married Anna Oleonda, a nurse. Five years before his death he made 14 wills, four within two months of death. One will gave his son only $500 and awarded all property to his second wife, with her future children by another husband to inherit to the exclusion of the son.
Steel Trust Suit Reopens December 4 in New York Hearing
Washington November 22 The government’s principal statisticians testified as the dissolution suit against the United States Steel Corporation neared a break. Examiner Henry P. Brown presided as the hearing adjourned until about December 4 when more witnesses for the government are to be called in New York.
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United States
Steel Corporation
Henry P. Brown
New York
Catholic Foresters Initiate 27 in Brighton Warren Hall
Twenty seven candidates will receive several degrees of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters under St Columbkille's Court on Tuesday evening in Warren Hall Brighton. The exercises will be conducted by the degree staff of John Henry Newman Court of Everett.
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St. Columbkinle’s Court
Warren Hall
Brighton
John Henry Newman
Everett
Packard Shoe Ad Promises Comfort and Style
The Packard Shoe claims best made shoe in the United States with easy walking comfort and superior fit. It markets at $38.50, $4.00 and $5.00 and lists S. H. Harrison Co. at 662-672 Washington Street corner Beach as the seller.
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S. H. Harrison Co
Washington Street
Corner Beach
Packard
Washington Stret
Historian S. Arthur Bent Dies Sudden in Hotel Lobby
S. Arthur Bent prominent historian and author collapsed in Youngs Hotel lobby at 4 10 pm on his way to a Society of Colonial Wars meeting. Brokers assisted but doctors arrived too late. Bent was pronounced dead at the scene.
Death of Yale and Harvard educated editor amid split with wife
Mr. Bent, 72, of 84 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, a Yale and Harvard law graduate and editor of foreign journals, died amid a custody style suit alleging his wife Mary E Bent forced stock transfers worth 310000. He claimed fear of asylum and cruelty during a 1909 Europe trip affected his willpower. A former Nashua and Clinton school official and longtime Boston School Board member, Bent’s wake followed a sensational legal battle with his wife over stock ownership.
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Harvard Law Schools
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N. H
Clinton
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Marking 22 401 Confederate Graves Completed
Washington reports the national effort to locate and mark Confederate soldiers buried near Northern prisons is finished. James H. Berry, nearly the last surviving Confederate general and a commission member, submitted his final report to the Secretary of War for transmission to Congress. The finding lists 22 401 Confederate dead located.
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Washington
James H. Berry
Secretary of War
Congress
Footwear Price Push Offers Easy Walking Comfort
Ad copy touts walking comfort at $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 price points for a market display.
Mother Wins Care of Baby in Protracted Custody Case
The custody fight over eight year old Robert G. Swan ends with Judge Hardy ruling that the mother Adra F. Swan may take the boy out of state for up to three weeks per year without the father’s consent. Joseph W. Swan retains limited access, seeing the child once monthly in the mother’s presence. The dispute traces back five years to the father’s earlier seizure of the boy and removal to Brazil, then return to the United States where authorities intervened.
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Robert G. Swan
Hardy
Adra F. Swan
Joseph W. Swan
Everett
Swan
Brazil
Boston
New York
Tudor Tea’s Rise From Unknown Brand to Popular Choice
Six years after its quiet start Tudor Tea has become a widely consumed beverage. The ad claims the product “goes twice as far” and appeals to a grateful audience with a promotional tone.
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Lawyer Sues to Recover Stock in North American Chemical Co
In Supreme Court Judge Sheldon ordered attachment of 250000 dollars in the case of William A. Arnold vs George H Maxwell. Arnold accuses Maxwell of controlling the North American Chemical Company to gain stock and funds from a boot and shoe filler invention partnership. Maxwell denies wrongdoing and claims all assets were rightfully acquired.
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Sheldon
Supreme Court
William A. Arnold
George H.maxwell
Maxwell
Arnold
Andrew Homa
North American Chemical Company
Thoma
Commissioners Meet in Washington Convention
R. R. commissioners convene in Washington for the twenty fourth annual session as reports and resolutions are discussed. Delegates set agenda items and prepare for forthcoming actions and recommendations.
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R. R. Commissioners
Washington
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