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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1913
Page
16
A Post tale on F. Augustus Heinze winning against A. D. F. Adams and other money lenders stirs controversy. Heinze backers call it a win. defendants’ counsel say the victory was only minor.
The Supreme Court says the master erred in rulings and allows Heinze to amend his bill to recover against a majority of the defendants. Heinze sought about 600000 in securities deposited with A D F Adams, later loaned to others. Adams and co-defendants were deemed to have acted in good faith except Adams.
The court overruled Heinze's exceptions and dismissed the bill unless Heinze files a written statement within 60 days showing his wish to redeem bonds held by co-defendants by paying the loan sums or amend the bill for a new hearing. Gale was deemed not liable and not named in the day’s report, amid anti prohibition maneuvers.
Atlantic City October 3 The United States Brewers Association opened its bad annual convention with Jacob Ruppert of New York urging all brewers to unite against prohibition in his annual address.
The first federal larceny prosecution in Massachusetts for interstate goods theft was filed in Springfield. Charles D. Nichols and Herbert E. Wade, both of Springfield, were arraigned before U S Commissioner Rice and held for grand jury action after a hearing on charges of stealing two packages of tobacco shipped from New York to Springfield via the New Haven railroad station.
The individual was arraigned before the grand jury and committed to East Cambridge jail in default of $1000 bail.
The Lexington Historical Society began roof work on Buckman Tavern on Bedford Street. The town purchased the historic building last spring and the project aims to halt leaks with the initial shingling phase conducted yesterday morning under society direction.
A rain storm caused water to appear on the ceilings of several rooms below, with damp patches and potential damage observed by staff.
A $60 000 painting of the late Emperor Menelik II of Abyssinia arrived from Paris to be shown at the National Emancipation Exhibition at the 12th Regiment Armory beginning October 22. The work will be the principal feature of the art display marking Lincoln's emancipation proclamation semi centennial.
A retail listing offers plain gray suits at 15, 17.50, and 20. The Briton model features a dozen shades, including slender cuts with patch pockets, while the Regent line emphasizes unobtrusive style. Morse-Made quality is noted.
The shop lists Oxford and Cambridge grays and black unfinished worsteds in Chesterfield models for versatile wear. It adds novelty Scotches Greatcoats and Balmacans targeting men seeking distinctive outerwear.
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