City Trust seeks to intervene and foreclose on Herald assets
The City Trust Company filed an intervening petition in the United States Circuit Court asking to intervene in the International Paper Company versus Herald Company suit and to foreclose the mortgage securing a May 1908 bond issue of 1 700 000. It seeks permission to sell the Herald goodwill Associated Press franchise copyrights machinery trade marks furniture equipment and the Herald building lease the petition cites a receiver appointment by an unsecured creditor with consent and a purported covenant breach requiring the Herald plant remain a going concern. A majority of bondholders have assented to the trust company petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Trust Company
United States Circuit
International Paper Company
Herald Company
Trust Company
Associated Press
Herald
Roosevelt Gains Confidence as Progressive Hope Grows
In New York on September 23, Roosevelt reports better than expected odds for the progressives at the Saratoga convention. He cites new party support and plans to consult upstate delegates while emphasizing that candidate selection should rest with the delegates.
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New York
Old Guard
Roosevelt
Saratoga
George W. Dunn
Binghamton
Republican State Committee
Broome County
John A. Sleiche
James B. Reynolds
Fred Greiner
Erie County
Otto T. Barnard
C. V. Collins
Fassett and
Dwight
F. J. H. Kracke
Brooklyn
Herbert Parsons
Lloyd C. Griscom
Suit 52 Dollars In Court 1 Cent Times In Court
Roxbury real estate dealer George A. Long faces a prolonged poor debtors court fight over 52.24 dollars with 46 dollars original debt plus fees. Plaintiffs Nichols & Young seek property answers though Long, assessed for 72 thousand dollars in real estate, denies ownership. The case proceeds via written interrogatories and circumlocution, with no clear issue or property determined.
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George A. Long
Roxbury
Long
Nichols & Young
Shaw Denies Quit Claim Over Kelcher in Ninth District Campaign
The Hon. David B. Shaw, candidate for Congress in the ninth district, spoke at four rallies in East Boston, Saratoga street, Armory Hall, and Jeffries Point. He called reports of quitting the race false, urged Kelcher to explain his votes on the anti injunction and pure food bills, and predicted strong support in the island section and Charlestown for his nomination.
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David B. Shaw
Congress
Ninth
Orient Heights Improvement Association
East Boston
Boulevard Hall
Saratoga Street
Armory Hall
Ward 2
Columbia Rowing Association
Jeffries Point
Shaw
Kelcher
Congressman Kelcher
Charlestown
John Coughlin Dies Suddenly in Franklin Square
John Coughlin, 63, of 65 West Canton Street died suddenly yesterday while sitting on a settee in Franklin Square. The body was removed to City Hospital morgue. Police say death was due to natural causes.
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John Coughlin
West
Canton Street
Franklin Square
City Hospital
Jumps From Moving Train Kill Vermont Grower Former State Representative
Jd Arms Miller, a former Vermont State Representative and prominent peach grower, died after leaping from a rapidly moving train near Brattleboro. Returning from the State fair at White River Junction, he boarded a train that did not stop at Dummerston. Miller jumped as the train passed, was fatally struck, and left behind a widow and eleven children.
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Brattleboro
Jd. Arms Miller
White River Junction
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Rr Fall Furnishings
Fknickerbocker
Portland
Wolf’s
Alanahar
City Trust
Gale & Kent
Boston
Court Street
New York County Republican Committee
Griscom
Collins
Timothy. Woodruff
Mr. Collins
Grocer
O'Keeffe
G.A. Long
Galloupe Woodbury
Charles F. Speare
Kelsher
Tuttatng
Selestins
Stetson
Manhattan
Phelan
Steptoe
Boylston Street
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