Borden Named in Equity Suit Over Copper Stock Sale
A bill in equity filed in the Supreme Judicial Court names Sir Frederick W. Borden of Montreal and other investors in the Butte Central Copper Co as defendants. The suit alleges a plan to sell 5000 shares at 1.60 a share to Clinton, while market value runs 7 to 8. Petitioners Bradley Bear Feikleman and Learned seek to enjoin the transfer.
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Frederick W. Borden
Montreal
Butte Central Copper Company
Clinton
George F. Bradley
Henry C. Bear
Emile Feikleman
Clarence E. Learned
Robbery Charge Held in Police Court
Louis Janet aged 25 of 44 Carver Street was held for the grand jury in 2000 dollars by Judge Ely in the Police court yesterday on a robbery charge. He is accused of taking 25 dollars from Mary Corey of 174 East Brookline Street.
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Welshman Loses $500 to Confidence Trick
A Welsh miner John Wilkins aboard the Franconia was duped by a chance acquaintance who claimed tools were held by customs officers and demanded $500. Wilkins paid most of his home sale proceeds in Wales to recover the tools, and police seek the con man.
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Last Voyage Planned for Farragut Flagship Hartford
Washington Oct 24 The old wooden frigate Hartford flagship of Admiral Farragut at Mobile Bay left Annapolis for Charlestown to become station ship at the yard there She relieves the cruiser Baltimore assigned to be receiving ship at Philadelphia It will probably be her last voyage.
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Urges Aid for Waterways in Boston Campaign
John J. Martin of the Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange leads a drive urging several hundred prominent businessmen to fund the National Rivers and Harbors Congress. Maude Wood Henry, its field secretary and first woman to hold U S office in the Congress, assists in Boston. Martin argues waterways need improving and New England must do more financially and morally.
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Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
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National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Maude Wood Henry
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Martin
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