Probate Citations for Massachusetts Estates 1893
Odds and ends of probate notices from Suffolk Norfolk and Middlesex counties cite heirs next of kin and interested parties in several estates. Executors and trustees petition for letters testamentary or administration without bond, with hearings scheduled in Boston and Dedham and notices published in the Boston Post.
Equity bill over promissory note and land trusts in Boston
Massachusetts court orders William H DeForest appear by May rule day to answer a bill by Herman Spahn alleging a $357 75 note indorsed by DeForest and Chamberlin Hall Lyon. It details a 1876 mortgage to May and Fleetman, sale of land, and trust provisions to satisfy Klause creditors with city lands taken for public use.
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Massachusetts
Suffolk
Herman Spahn
New York
William IL Deforest
Sununit
New Jersey
Seman Klouse
Boston
Louis May
Ewald Flietman
Chamberlin, Hall & Lyon
William H. DeForest
Klouse
May
Fleetman
James F. Mullen
Flietman
Enty
Fiietman
Klause
Summit
Jos. A. Willard
Burbank Seeks Divorce and Custody in Suffolk Court
Jane Henrietta Burbank of Boston petitions the Suffolk Superior Court for a divorce from George Albert Burbank of Philadelphia alleging desertion on August 19 1889 after a brief marriage on February 12 1883 and asks for custody and maintenance of their minor child Jennie May Burbank with other orders as justice requires dated April 3 1893.
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Ommon Wealth
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Superior Court
Boston
Jane Henrietta Burbank
George Albert Burbank
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Jennie May Burbank
Suffolkk
Abby Dyer Moody
Soward F. Moody
Edward F. Moody
A. D
Abby Dyer
Notice to Libellee in Libel Case Seeks Appearance in Boston
In Suffolk Superior Court Boston on filing a libel the libellant must publish the attested copy of libel and order in the Boston Post for three weeks and mail or serve the libellee George A. Burbank fourteen days before the first Monday of June to show cause why the libel should not be granted. Clerk Jos A Willard signs. Attest: Henry E Bell ew.
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Sutok
Morgan Murray
Boston
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Commonwealth
Owen A. Galvin
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Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Pietro LA Grotta
Joseph N. Pastene
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Elwah George
Louise B. Austin
Arthur Ef, Austin
Jon W. McKim
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Michael O'Neill
Matthew Dolan
Joan W. McKim, Esqui
Ommon Wealth of
John E. Tilton
John. C. Lane
Norwood
Norfolk
John G. Tilton
David A. Andrews
Joan W. McK
Erdwin Sanford
Ruth Ann Sanford
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Esther Gracie Wheeler
Newport
Rhode Island
Hamilton B. Tompkins
New York
Elisail George
Massacchusetts
Margaret McCartily
Margaret Holland
Benjamin Beal
Uriel H. Crocker
Adaline Bb. Beal
Sarah B. Dolliver
Carrie L. Gibson
John W. McKim, Esquire
Commonwealther
Charles R. Chandler
Concord
Merrimane
New Hampshire
Sylvanus R. Chandler
Superior Court
Orrick
George A. Burbank
County of
Jos
A. Willard
Henry Ee, Bellew
Crenk
Edward F. Moody
Henry E. Bellew
Michael Mulrey
Michael Mulry
Jane Mulrey
Evelyn M Leighton Seeks Separation From Joseph Edward Leighton
Evelyn M. Leighton of Boston sues in Suffolk Superior Court alleging cruel and intemperate conduct by her husband Joseph Edward Leighton of New York City. She seeks alimony and restoration of her maiden name Evelyn M. Turd, with the case dated March 24, 1893.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Superior Court
Suffolk
Boston
Suffolix
Hbela
Evelyn M. Leighton
Joseph Edward Leighton
New York City
New York
Evelyn M. Turd
Notice to Libellee in Libel Case Requires Publication
Clerks Office Boston March 25 1893 orders libellant to publish the libel and order weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks and mail a copy to the libellee Joseph Edward Leighton fourteen days before the first Monday of May to show cause why the libel should not be granted.
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Boston
A. D
Joseph Edward Leighton
Suffolk
Court notices list cases in progress across several courts
In the First Circuit and Suffolk Supreme Judicial, juries begin today with orderly case progression. Dockets include Quinlan v Pew, Warren v United States, Moran v Durgin, and numerous railroad and equity cases. The sequence covers jury sessions, equity matters, and motions, with highest-numbered orders noted.
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United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Quinlan
Pew
Charles L. Jeffrey
Carleton
Harrington
Sleeper
Barker
Equity
Hamilton
India Mut. Ins. Co
Miller
Prescott
Hunnewell
Bangs
Noble
McAuslan
Moran
Durgin
Murphy
Cook
Libbey
Kendall
Airola
Solari
McKim
Small
Allen
Hart
Glover
Cinderella slipper sweepstakes at Fogt store
The Post offers a satin Cinderella slipper prize to the first woman over 18 in the district fitting the dummy shoe at E. T. Fogt 597 Main. Miss Alice C. Houghton and William S. Phillips wed April 26 in private ceremony with a public reception. Charles Heileman and Miss Mabel Tucker also to marry that day at F. W. Bartlett's Soden street residence. Dr. C. E. Hadcock named city veterinarian by Mayor Bancroft. Gilbert E. Chandler, Amory street, recovering from erysipelas. Harvard Bridge.
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Cinderella
E. T. Fogt
Main Street
Alice C. Houghton
J. H. Houghton
Putnam Avenue
William S. Phillips
Fifth Regiment
Charles H. Heileman
Mabel Tucker
Newton
N. H
F. W. Bartlett
Soden Street
C. E. Hadcock
Bancroft
Gilbert E. Chandler
Amory Street
Harvard Bridge
E. T. Pigeon
Meridian Street
John J. Bell
Cambridge Street
Upholstery News At Paine's Parlors On Canal Street
The latest upholstery bubbles of style are on display at Paine's upholstery parlors 48 Canal street. An announcment in another column will guide readers with hints of this spring’s carpet trends and furnishings.
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Paine
Canal Street
Cinderella slipper contest draws crowds at Pigeons store
Fishermen, clubs, and church notices fill the page. S. Kennedy of Lexington recovers from illness. James L. Gordon of the Boston Y M C A spoke on Need of the Hour Men of Power as part of Four Sunday Afternoons for Everybody. Funerals for Horace S. Flinn and Thomas Doherty noted.
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Weir River
Denny Kelly
John Hillis
Richard Cotter
John Hanton
John Marley
William Scranton
Lyceum Hall
Horace S. Flinn
Webster Street
L. B. Bates
M. E. Church
Bethel
Island
Maverick Hall
E. T. Pigeon
the Perryman
Early Boston figures link to 1820 Austin house and harbor quarry
The Austin building at Main Harvard and Devens streets, remodeled, dates to 1820 when Brigadier-General Nathaniel Austin built and lived there using stone quarried from Brewster Island in Boston Harbor. Austin owned the island and Charlestown estates.
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Devens
Nathaniel Austin
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Boston Harbor
Charlestown
Wabash
Navy Yard
Bennett’s
Marine Band
James L. Gordon
George L. Stearns
James D. Coady
Hugh J. Morrison
Francis P. Turnbull
David B. Shaw
Daniel
Collins
L. Society
Artillery Armory
Bunker Hill
Lexington Streets
Cinderella slippers offered at Somerville store event
advertisement notes a pair of satin Cinderella slippers to the first lady under 15 in Somerville district. also lists events including Rev Henry A Cooke sermons at Union Square Baptist Church and a minstrel show at Odd Fellows Hall. details of wedding announcements, exhibitions, and church council meetings are referenced.
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Cinderella
M. H. Tattan
Somerville Avenue
Henry A. Cooke
Union Square Baptist Church
Curtis and
Carle
Somerville
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Winter Hill
Sydney Wilkins
Medford Street
Highland Avenue
Whittier
Olp Powbver
Chelsea News Roundup Highlights Local Events And Illness
Chelsea society notes recount a clambake at the yacht club boat house with a musical and literary program. A Grand Army Hall benefit for Chester Avenue Chapel is announced, Hillside Social Club listed as sponsor. Charles J Noble is ill and confined at home. The Common Council schedules a meeting tonight and the Academy of Music hosts Captain's Daughter, its first stage production. Benjamin Codd, Civil War veteran, dies at 59 in the Soldiers Home. he served in Maine units and the navy.
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Boat House
Grand Army Hall
Chester Avenue
Hillside Social Club
Charles J. Noble
Academy of Music
John Wallace
Norwich
Conn
Chestnut Street
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Cleveland
Chelsea
Brown & Thorndike
Review Club
I. H. Packard
Ben Hur
West Somerville
Benjamin Codd
Maine
Navy
First
Maine Volunteers
Tenth
Sacred concert in Bethesda Hall draws large South Boston crowd
The Ladies Aid Society of St. Vincent's Church hosted a grand sacred concert in Bethesda Hall last night featuring artists such as Mrs. F J McQueeny Edward Machugh William H Smith and Joseph Judge. Community events include debates at S S Peter and Paul Y M Catholic Association and a ball at Bethesda Hall with multiple clubs hosting events.
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St. Vincent’s Church
Bethesda Hall
F. J. McQueeny
Edward Machugh
William H. Smith
Joseph Judge
George Bradlee
Mr William
John F. McGuinness
J. W. O’brien
L. B. O’connor
Payson Duncan
S.S. Peter and Paul’s
Y. M. Catholic Association
Young Men’s Catholic Association
KF. A. Tracy
P. H. Devine
T. J. Gargan
P. A. Tracy
Pier
Castle Island
East Cambridge
Bay View
Wilson Club
D. B. Jutten
South Baptist Church
Broadway
Wentworth Club
Miss Adams
John Reilly
A. Coughlin
John Freeman
John Fitzgerald
John Sheehan
James Murphy
M. F. Curran
James Sheridan
John Nolan
Orry Port
Dorchester Events Showcase Church Music and Local Talks
An evening at St Gregorys basement featured Walter Snow and a full cast for the Sunday school fund. Ambrose Mooney sang at St Peters and a temperance meeting is planned there. The Dorchester Historical Society forms to preserve local history, and the Y M T A plans a talent program with multiple performers.
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St Gregory’s Church
Sunday School Fund
Walter Snow
Mary McEvany
John McIntosh
John R. McLaughlin
Eliza Buchan
Leo Dana Lamond
Josie Glynn
M. E. Crowley
James McLaughlin
J. E. Bradley
Edw. Walsh
Albert Lally
A. E. Splaine
Margaret E. White
Nora Malley
Meeting House Hill
Norfolk Lodge
Odd Fellowship
Bowdoin Street
Ambrose Mooney
St. Peter’s
St. Peter’s Church
Suneday
George D. Spaulding
Dora Damon
D. J. Lynch
Reading
James Twomey
Thomas Connell
Frank Leslie
Blake Hall
Field’s Corner
Herbert S. Carruth
William H. Whittemore
James H. Stark
Boston
Dorchester
Ladies of the Benevolent Society
Harevard Church
Grove Haun
Cinderella slipper contest and local club notices at Cambridge street store
News briefs from Beacon Park and surrounding areas describe a Cinderella slipper exhibition at John J. Bell's store on Cambridge Street attracting many inquiries from 11 year old girls. The item notes local sports player Fitzgerald improving in billiards and mentions social events at Allston Lodge and Union Club, plus a First Parish Unity Club entertainment with a musical program and readings.
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The
Post
John J. Bell
Fitzgerald
Brighton Baseball Club
Kittie Nelligan
Hichborn Street
May Leon
Worcester
Allston Lodge
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Commonwealth Avenue
Union Club of
Faneuil
First Parish Unity Club
Unitarian Church
E. F. Jacobs
Robert Carter
E. R. Dwight
Charles E. Brown
Carrie Beck
Ethel A. Hornick
Beacon Park
Post Office Clerks Elect Delegate to National Convention
At a Boston Post Office Clerks Association meeting held at the American House, President J F Coughlan chaired. Simon P Dillon was chosen as delegate to the national postal clerks convention in Chicago in September. A banquet followed with speeches by Coughlan Brady Pek Pp Sennout Barry Thayer McLaughlin Durmean.
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Boston Postoffice Clerk’s Association
American House
J. F. Coughlan
Simon P. Dillon
Chicago
Coughlan
J. N. Brady
C. J. Pek Pp
H. Sennout
John J. Barry
Jacob Thayer
James McLaughlin
John Durmean
Small Fire In East Boston Contained At 65 Maverick Street
Firefighters from Engine 40 battled a dwelling fire at 65 Maverick Street East Boston yesterday afternoon. The property is owned by Austin Gove and linked to Michael J. Coffey who faces accusations. Cause listed as bed clothing catching fire in an unknown manner. Damage estimated at $2.
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Engine 40
Maverick Street
Boston
Austin Gove
Michael J. Coffey
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