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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1900
Page
7
Debate on the Quay case will take up part of the Senate’s time this week as the Philippine debate looms likely influencing the session. The House is expected to renew its fight over the Puerto Rican tariff and related duties.
April week speculates on Senate votes and schedules. Chandler directs hearings on Quay seating. Lodge aims for Philippine bill vote. debates over Indian appropriations and Alaska code. Republicans seek early adjournment and heavy voting. House focuses on Porto Rican tariff as the week ends.
Allan liner Californian, ashore six weeks ago at Ram Island, was towed to Pier 2 New England docks for drydock inspection and repairs. Passengers homebound from Yarmouth aboard the Boston included fishermen McKinnon, Manthorn, Hopkins, and Crowell. A collision damaged Pier 2 as the English King and Spot Antwerp passed, while lumber ship Penobscot races Timandra to Buenos Ayres and bark Antioch heads there too.
Shipping note records a Monday arrival of steamship King with merchandise for urban markets and listed times for tides and crew hours. The fragment mentions Camdert Ant and a list of vessels with cargo notes and schedule details, indicating routine port activity.
A dense roster shows numerous civil cases and jury listings with case numbers and parties such as Kell, Hoag, Kelley, Grunberg, and Johnson. The document outlines special sessions, trial lists, and dates, including references to February jury sessions and various named plaintiffs and defendants across multiple law actions.
In Superior Court, a jury trial heard Michael Shea for the plaintiff and James Z. O'Donnell for the defense. The action of tort alleges personal injuries suffered while employed by the defendant after being kicked by a horse driven by the defendant. Evidence included ages for assessment and names of counsel Hogan and Mobie.
The Old Dr. Hallock Institute advertises cures for all men s diseases including blood disorders skin ulcers nervous debility and sexual health issues. It promises non surgical treatment with personalized remedies and confidential handling of patient letters for three months.
A transcribed legal notice from the Boston Post summons Elizabeth Snow executrix to show cause why letters testamentary should not be issued in Suffolk County. The Probate Court of Boston requires her presence on April 19, 1900, at ten oclock, with other interested parties and executors warned to attend.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites next of kin creditors and others with an estate in Middlesex to appear April 24 1900 before judge Charles J McIntire. Public administrator Sawyer is appointed to administer the estate and must publish weekly notices in the Boston Post.
Suffolk Probate Court issues citation in a Boston newspaper to heirs and executors regarding an estate. The petition seeks appointment of executrix named in the will and requests bond waivers. Publication required for three weeks and mailing of copies to all known interested parties.
In Middlesex county a petition seeks letters of administration for the estate of the deceased named, with Mary B as proposed administrator. a public citation requires a showing of cause at the Probate Court in Boston on April 10, 1900, with notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Charles J. McIntire, First Judge, H Folsom Register.
The Suffolk Probate Court requires heirs at law and interested parties to appear on May 10 1900 in Boston to show cause why the will presented by Thomas A Walsh should not be admitted and letters testamentary issued without bond. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and written notices to known interested parties at least thirty days before court. John W McKim clerk.
Suffolk Probate Court will hear a petition by 2 A. Phillips administrator to sell the real estate of Thomas Cumben late of Boston to pay debts. Court session in Boston on April 12, 1900 at ten o'clock. Notice requires service by publication in the Boston Post for three weeks or delivery to interested parties fourteen days prior. Witness John W. McKim Judge. Registrar Elijah George.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Probate Court issues notice to Bradley Ub heirs and any interested parties. Executors Eben C. Trus and Frank W. True seek license to receive deposits and accumulations at Boston Five Cents Savings Bank Suffolk Savings Bank and Eliot Five Cents Savings Bank. Hearing set for April 26, 1900 in Boston. Judge John W. McKim presiding. George, Register.
Probate Court in Suffolk cites heirs and kin of Amanda M. Wrosser Boston for will probate filed by Augustus E. Scott and Frane D. Brown Lexington with letters of administration sought. Notice directs publication for three weeks in the Boston Post and copy delivery to interested parties before court on April 19 1900. Anna H. Connell named administratrix with bond, estate of Eugene F. Connell deceased. creditors and debtors notified to present claims or pay debts by April 8 1900.
Notice announces probate of the estate of Josiah Sabh late of Dover New Habeeive deceased intestate. Creditors must present their demands to the administrator at 229 Leamienne St Jamaica Plain Boston, by April 3, 1900.
Superior Court in Boston orders libeliant to publish notice of pendency against Charles E. Bray. An attested copy of the amended libel and order must be published weekly for three weeks, with last publication at least fourteen days before the first Monday of May, and sent by registered mail to Bray. Public filing by clerk Jos. A. Willard and assistant Arthur P. Hardy.
Mortimer Laurence of Lynn seeks a decree of nullity from the Essex County Superior Court against Margerie A Austin also known as Bessie Wilson or Margery M Heppenstall of Providence Rhode Island. The court orders notice by publication in the Boston Post and by registered mail, returnable on the first Monday of May. Attested copies to be sent to the respondent. John I Wakefield, attorney.
The Massachusetts Probate Court announces a petition to appoint a trustee under the will of a Boston deceased. A Lowell official is named as potential administrator, with an oath, bond, and proven will necessary. Citations require publication in the Boston Post for three weeks. George, Register. Oscar A. Marden, administrator of John H. Avery estate, requests all debts be paid. March 20, 1900, Boston.
The notices announce that William W. Aldrich has been appointed administrator of the estate of Mary Dixey of Washtucket Rhode Island and bound to settle debts. Also John S Hoover of Boston Suffolk County has an administrator Henry Hooper at 7 Exchange Place Boston. Both notices call for creditors to present claims or debts to the appointed administrators by law. Both dates are March and April 1900.
The insolvent debtor SAMU T and estate of Suffolk are under insolvency rules. All creditors must file their claims within three months from March 1, 1900. James B Simpson notes the required claims and the insolvency order.
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