Plymouth County case awards estate funds to plaintiff
In Plymouth Superior Court Euge W. Stone administrator of Ella F. Stone of Boston faced a trial over a Newburyport estate. The jury found for the plaintiff in 2518.15 including interest, against Dr. Hen etons estate alleging $2296. Lawyers Lawin of Boston and Burke of Newburyport argued, Judge Dee charged the jury.
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Plymouth County
Euge W. Stone
Ella F
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Boston
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Henetons
Newburyport
Burke
Newpn
Dee
Uncle Sam Owes $1,700,450 From Long-Term Debts
J C Nahier register of the treasury released the annual report for 1912 noting the government’s outstanding interest bearing debt totals 1 700 450 dollars dating from 1790 to 1907 and that most will likely remain uncollected.
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Washington
United States
Uncle Sam
J. C. Nahier
Register of the Treasury
Bondholders Hesitate to Redeem Government Debt
Treasury officials note many bond holders refuse to present bonds for redemption, trusting the principal remains safe in the federal treasury. An estimated $1,000,000 of debt from 1790 through Civil War issues is lost or destroyed. Outstanding sums include $27,870 of 1798 stock and $800,350 of the 1907 funded loan amid hundreds of thousands in Civil War issues.
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Treasury
Federal
Harvester Co Case Delayed In Anti-Trust Suit
Chicago September 19 jury testimony in the government anti trust case against International Harvester was postponed due to illness of Edgar A Bancroft counsel for the defendants. It remained undecided how long the postponement would last.
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Chicago
Edgar A. Bancroft
International Harvester Company
Grace Seeks Divorce After Acquittal in Atlanta
Mrs. Daisy Ulrich Opie Grace, recently acquitted in Atlanta of shooting her husband Eugene Grace, filed for divorce in Philadelphia common pleas court citing cruel and barbarous treatment. A master will be appointed to take testimony.
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Philadelphia
Daisy Ulrich Opie Grace
Atlanta
Eugenie Grace
Common Pleas Court
Four Quincy youths convicted in assault on Mary Berg
Arthur B Mulligan and Joseph Fitzgerald were found guilty of attacking Mary J Berg and others on Post Island. They were sentenced in the Norfolk Superior Criminal Court in Dedham to three to five years at the state prison. Charles Starr and Arthur Bavin, the other two convicted, await sentencing tomorrow.
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Joseph Fitzgerald
Quincy
Mary J. Berg
Post Island
Norfolk
Dedham
Charles Starr
Arthur Bavin
Senator Sullivan Collapses at Wife's Funeral
In New York on September 19 State Senator Big Tim Sullivan who has been in poor health collapsed at his wife's funeral and is reported to be in serious condition today.
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New York
Big Tim" Sullivan
Phillies Third Baseman Out With Illness Shortens Chicago Series
Frank Baker of the Philadelphia Nationals cannot play today in Chicago due to ton silitis symptoms. He will be sent home tomorrow and is expected to miss about a week to ten days, affecting the Ame league lineup.
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Chicago
Frank Baker
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City Club and Athletic Association Face Hotel Worker Strike
Boston hotel workers threaten to strike at the City Club and the Boston Athletic Association if union demands are not met. Union organizer Edward Blochlinger says two houses may settle by 1 pm, with City Club and Copely Plaza Hotel tied to court actions and ongoing labor pressure across Parker House Touraine and American House.
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Boston Athletic Association
Edward Blochlinger
Hotel Workers’ Union
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LaVine
Thomas G. Connolly
John ‘Weaver Sherman
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Somerville Woman Seeks Separate Support in Desertion Case
Mrs H Gertrude Ricker of Somerville filed for separate support against her husband Frank L Ricker a prominent Somerville and Boston businessman. Probate Judge Lloyd E Chamberlain allowed a $1600 attachment on Ricker property and set October 14 for a hearing. A Somerville directory lists an Ernest L Ricker at 8 Arlington Street as a coal expert.
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Frank L. Ricker
Boston
H. Gertrude Ricker
East Cambridge
Lloyd E.chamberlain
Ricker
Ernest L. Ricker
Arlington Street
Man Believed Dead After Collapse at Station
A man thought to be James F. Kelley of Portsmouth New Hampshire, agent for Atlantic Express Company, collapsed while boarding a train at North Station around 7 10 last night. He died at Massachusetts General Hospital shortly after. Death believed due to heart disease. Partial ID from papers in his pockets shows he was about 50 years old.
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James F. Kelley
Atlantic Express Company
Portsmouth
Nhl
North Station
Massachusetts General Hospital
Wilson Talks On Trusts In Detroit Speech
Governor Woodrow Wilson said trusts grew faster under Theodore Roosevelt than any other era, replying to Roosevelt’s Trinidad charges about federal regulation. He argued Roosevelt favored an industrial commission to manage trusts rather than limit competition, critiqued bipartisan bosses, and urged voters to see through party manipulation.
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Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Trinidad
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Messrs
Gary
Perkins
Congress
Industrial Commission
Industrial’ Commission
United States
Delightful Fifteen Hour Service Between Boston and New York
Bold route plan promises a fifteen hour water service between Boston and New York aboard white steel fliers sailing along the harbor and routes near Bunker Hill.
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New York
Bunker Hill
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