Wages Assignment Valid After Bankruptcy Ruling
The Supreme Court holds that wage assignments survive bankruptcy discharge. The Citizens' Lown Association v Boston & Maine Rail road involves Steven J. Wescott who assigned wages to the plaintiff, later discharged in bankruptcy with $50 due. The court confirms the assignment remains a lien under the bankruptcy act, upholding the lower court judgment for the plaintiff.
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Citizens’ Lown Association
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Steven J. Wescott
Gaskill
Stolypin Outlines Douma Legislation Path
Premier Stolypin, in a ministerial declaration before the Douma, affirmed the emperor’s autocratic power as essential to defend institutions and guide Russia through danger toward order. The stance drew mixed reactions from Octoberists, Constitutional Democrats, and Right party members as the Douma prepares to follow the administration on upcoming laws.
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ST. Petersburg
Stolypin
Russia
Constitutional Democrats
Right Party
Douma
Auto party waylaid near Riverside NJ robbery shocks
Four men armed with corn knives waylaid an automobile carrying three near Riverside New Jersey shortly after midnight. They hacked the tires of the car, robbed one man of 25 dollars and a woman of a gold watch.
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Burlington
N. J
Riverside
Should Mayor Fitzgerald Be Re-elected?
A set of letters to the City Election Editor from Boston residents express mixed views on Mayor Fitzgerald. Proponents praise his record on black civil rights and local projects while critics accuse him of graft, extravagance, and broken promises.
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Fitzgerald
Meyor Fitzgerald
Finance Commission
Boston
J. W. Cole
Harwich Street
Sir
New High School of Commerce
Fourth Street
South Boston
Springfield
Democrats
Boseton
H. J. Simpson
Dorchester Avenue
Senator Linehan Case Continues In Debtor Court
The case against Senator Frank Linehan cited into the Poor Debtor Court by James J. Haines of the Roxbury Gazette over a $20 advertising bill was postponed until Monday next.
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Frank Linehan
James J. Haines
Roxbury Gazette
Haines
Fresh fish landings and port traffic at Boston harbor
Fresh mixed fish arriving at the port yield 120,100 pounds across 11 vessels with haddock and cod prices and varied freight activity. Charles ships load coal, salt, and lumber for routes to Philadelphia Baltimore Turks Island London and Rosario while the City of Everett and other vessels berth with oil and general cargo.
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Alice E. Clark
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Portland
Hlen Little
Turks Island
Antioch
Porto Rico
Anglian
W. J. Toozes
Hoogan Docks
Charlestown
London
Valladelphian
Calliope
Passorean
Delaware
Musgrave Concern
Rosario
Argentine
Mystic Wharf
City of Everett
Standard Oil
Beacon
Boston
Doyle Prendergast Doyle Wedding Today at St Mary's
Miss Pauline Janet Prendergast daughter of D L Prendergast of Brookline wards to George Bevan Doyle Hervard 01 in a 10 o clock ceremony at St Marys of the Assumption. Rev Michael T McManus will officiate and celebrate nuptial mass with James H Fitzpatrick Harvard 02 best man and Mrs Williams Wallace matron of honor. Ushers include Leo Leary Arthur Saul Edward Murphy Jr and James A Austin Harvard.
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Pauline Janet Prendergast
D. L. Prendergast
Beacon Street
Brookline
George Bevan Doyle
Hervard
Church of the St. Mary’s of the Assumption
Michael T. McManus
P. R
Fiarvard
Arthur D. Saul
Edward Murphy, Jr
James A. Austin
Harvard
Mrs Bradley’s Trial Proceedings and Insanity Question
Witnesses defend Mrs. Bradley’s sanity amid accusations of planning to force marriage. Pastor Utter details old conversations about a gun test while Mrs. Bradley denies recollection. Government experts debate insanity and puerperal illness, with courtroom friction and strategic objections shaping the manslaughter instruction.
Shipping News Mini Almanac Update and Arrivals
Sun rises 6 52 sets 4 12 length of day 9 hours 21 minutes moon rises 1 06 am high water 6 45 am 7 15 pm ships arrived including Cymric Queenstown Halifax Bostonian City of Everett City of Augusta etc with oil and towing barges. vessels listed to Eastport Portland Baltimore Philadelphia and more through November 30.
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Finch
Livermool
Queenstown
Bostonian
Parry
Manchester
Eng
Halifax
Ellis
Calvin Austin
Thompson
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N. W
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Frostead
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Read
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Thacher
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H. M. Whitney
Hone
New York
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Allan
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Brown
Ransom B. Fuller
Clair
Bath
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Mass
Teaser
Calhoun
Reading
Idaho
Tacony
Nanticoke
Wayne
Page Amboy
Cumberland
Swensen
Covington, Smith
Force Wedding With Gun Trial Continues In Bradley Case
The prosecution resumes rebuttal in the Annie M. Bradley case over a shooting of former Senator Brown. Mrs Bradley entered the court looking around at many women spectators, showing unusual interest as testimony proceeds.
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David H. Utter
Unitarian Church of
Denver, Col
Bradley
Salt Lake City
Brown
Brush
Washington
Stafford
Dr. Smith Ely Jelliffe
New York
Annie M. Bradley
United States
Aging Malden Real Estate Owner Weds Widow
William Heath 84, a Malden real estate owner, married Mrs. Ida C. Ross 50 of 68 Cedar Street on Thanksgiving eve in Malden. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. John Reid Shannon of Centre Methodist Church.
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Malden
William Heath
Ida C. Ross
Cedar Street
John Reid Shannon
Centre Methodist Church
Two Survive Broken Necks in Montclair
Montclair, N J Nov 9 Walter Duryea and Ernest C Hinck of Montclair have both survived broken necks. Duryea son of the starch manufacturer fractured a vertebra diving in shallow water. Hinck a well known real estate dealer, incurred his injury similarly.
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Montclair
N. J
Walter Duryea
Ernest C. Hinck
Duryea
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