Court Rules Interest on Tax Payment Settles Pro Tanto
The United States Circuit Court on April 12 ruled that the defendant's payment into court of 10 956 49 dollars on June 8 1883 counts as a settlement pro tanto of the plaintiff's claim and that interest ceased from that date. The ruling cites Rule 36 and related cases, with Bliss and Hale noting the payment’s effect. Edward T. Russell and others vs. David Presson also covered, involving duties on salted fish imports from Central into St. Albans VI, where the court found no duty due and entered judgment for the plaintiff for 248 dollars plus costs. The record lists Floyd Cunningham for plaintiff and Taibull for defendant. The Keim receivers vs Parker appeal concerns collision damages for the Hattie Baker near Block Island, with the libellant awarded 842.50 and 56.40 costs. decision reserved on appeal.
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United States Circuit Court
Coxr. J
Attorney-General
Massachusetts
Western Union Telegraph Company
Miaintite
H. C., Bliss
David
Presson
St. Albans
Fred Cunningham
Taibui
George de B. Keim
William B. Parker
Libellant
Appellee
Hattie Baker
Neasier
Block Island
District Court
K. M. Morse, Jr
William M. Richardson
Fred Dodge
Court calendar notice of jury handling and cases
The special list as advertised was called and cases disposed of unless for cause they were allowed to stand. Juries to report Monday at 2 pm. assignments in equity for Tuesday the 15th. Courts and case names listed: Hasbroux v. Sewall, Morey v. American Loan, Moxon v. Work & Trust Co. Norris v. Wiswall, Soule v. Prescott, Union Furniture Co. Merritt v. Merritt, Katchelder, Worthington v. Flinders, Sprague v. Williams, Flanders v. Worthington, Foley v. Connors.
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Equity
Hasbroux
Sewall
Morey
American Loan Moxon
Work, & Trust Company
Norris
Long list of civil case v names across sessions in court records
A record of numerous civil and miscellaneous cases listed by docket numbers and party pairs across First to Fifth Sessions in the Superior Criminal Court. The fragment notes motions on Monday and divorce cases resuming Tuesday, with various v. and Co. parties and defendants.
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Pliayer
Teople’s Ice Co
Kentall
Howes
vsol—Macaun
Murray
Suulison
Wedger
Yols—Eddy Lie
Mig. Co
Allen
Po Osf-Erenobal
Boston & Maine RR
Dinsmore
Weston St. Rway
Thomas
Barnes
Martin
Forbes
Wellington
Swa. Bey
Laturop. J
Probate Court listings for Suffolk County filed April 14 4415
McKaye J notes returnable probate and guardianship petitions including John K Andrews Mary Andrews and guardianship cases. Trustees accounts Danielle various named estates and executorships for William J Inyilou Ruth Hullers Moorward Burke and others. Includes probate of wills administration and removal of trustees with numerous accountings and sales of real estate.
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Suffolk County
McKaye
John K. Andrews
Mary Andrews
Lewis J. Bailey
Joseph
Lebee
Inor
Sarsih Blake
Osier A.lingham
Sarah Vs. Blaney
William P. Blaney
William J. Inyilou
Ruth K. Iullers
Moorward Burke
Stine
Kanny Cody
Award W. Cody
Gearale
Harriet
Colby
Hous Coyle
Anne
Hiram Dacy
Kirkbet Donan
David Foliin
Petitin
James
Giblin
Emeline Glover
William Gray, Jr
Ute
Michael Halliday
Nann Bh
Hubbard
Same
Shes — Francis
J. Humphrey
Samie
Sophia Jackson
Oliver N. Jones
Francis L. Joy
Werner Kantomu
Jose Kingsbury
Timothy Leary
William K. Mahoney
Jane Magon
William J
Petition and accounts in probate and guardianship cases
A mixed list of probate petitions and trustee or guardian accounts including Matthew Monks for will probate and multiple real estate sale petitions, guardianship petitions for Clara B Harper and James W White, trustee accounts for Welch and Lincoln, and administration or discharge actions involving many named individuals and estates with monetary items noted.
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Matthew Monks
Wihi Woods Parke
D. C. Pintittos
Trusee
Kim J. CG
Ridler
Dora Robinson
Francis KE. Seara
Hllen R. Suit
Joseph A. Sinich
Lucy Steatman
Trasee
Strini
Vrgaret Sutlivacs
Patrick J. Taylor
Andre W Thornaike
Truster
K F. Watson
Willan J. Watson
Joan W. Welch
George F. Welch
George W. Welch
Annie Weat
Herbert West
Petiton
James W. White
Nathaniel L. Willians
Saie
Patrick A. Young
Clara B. Harper
John &. Iaker
Susan Correy
Thatcher
Thomas W. Butterfield
Will Annexel
William L. Lincoln
Sania
Francis Welch
Henry Todd
Wakefield v Bar neat 1209
List of case entries with numbers and party names in a sequence from 1209 to 1784, including multiple v. and cross references such as Nichols v Maas and Slattery v. Butler, with scattered misread punctuation and spacing.
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Wakefield
Barneat
Carpenter
McNeil
Addaims
Ward
Culesworthy
Same
Sullivan
Cram
Fay
Hews
Lembsey
Boston Café Co
Colby
Ince
Nichols
Maas
Aux
Fire Alarm
Slattery
Butler
Walker
Real Estate Auctions in Boston Area Report
The estate No. 21 East Chester park sold at auction for $7625 to Daniel Madden. L. L. P. Atwood & Co. sold 12,966 feet of land at Billings and Elmwood for $210 and a 5500 square foot Roslindale lot at 6 cents per foot. Boston Wharf Co. secured a permit to erect a 25 by 100 foot frame building on Congress near Sleeper for manufacturing. Improvements on two Washington street estates near Milk Street head. No. 297 formerly occupied by C. D. Place is being converted to a first class retail shoe store after front removal. No. 846 corner of Ordway place rebuilt for offices and stores. Citywide note of rising Boston development hints at nearby estates. In New York there are 75,000 basing units for dwelling homes. Philadelphia has 140,000. The estate at 518 Columbus Avenue near Concord Square, 1950 square feet, and a fine house once belonged to Hon. Alanson Beard, was sold yesterday by George K. Elliot on private terms.
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S. R. Knights & Co
Daniel Madden
Real Estate Exchange
L. L. P. Atwood & Co
Billings
Elmwood Streets
Roslindale
Lorraine Street
Boston Wharf Company
Congress Street
Sleeper
Washington Street
Milk Street
C. D. Place
Optician
Niles Block
School Street
Ordway Place
T. E. Frances
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Columbus Avenue
Concord Square
Alanson
Beard
George K. Elliot
Vast Guest Arrivals Feature Boston Public Garden Pageant
A long list of guests arrives from cities including Morristown Oberlin Toronto New York and Philadelphia among others. The Public Garden unveils a grand flower display with tens of thousands of hyacinths squills and tulips, promising one of America's finest tulip shows.
Steamer Kennebec Sets Sail For Regular Boston Trips
Steamer Kennebec begins its season with trips starting tomorrow leaving Lincoln's wharf Boston every Tuesday and Friday evening at six o'clock for Richmond Gardiner Hallowell and Augusta.
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Kennebec
Lincoln’s Wharf
Boston
Richmond
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
Boston Money Market Reports Sharp Lending Slump
The Money Market in Boston shows easier conditions with Clearing House loans down 104.6 percent. General market time loans 4 to 6 percent, call loans 4 to 6 percent, country banks discounting good mercantile paper at 6 percent. New York funds discount down, weekly and daily figures given for gross exchanges and balances, with declines in surplus and deposits.
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Clearing House
New York
New York Clearing House
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
Expcted
New York City
Eight Hour Question Sermon by Rabbi Schindler in Boston
Rabbi Solomon Schindler preached on the eight hour question at the temple corner Columbus Ave and Northampton St replying to a Central Labor Union call. He outlined three advocacy points for shorter hours and countered opposition with arguments on health family welfare and justice while warning that mere legislation may not heal systemic social ills. He urged addressing labor through broader reforms before pushing a single eight hour law.
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Schindler
Central Labor Union
Boston
Temple
Columbus Avenue
Northampton Street
Moses
Greece
Rome
Mr. Schindier
Henry George
Easter Sermon on the Resurrection at Arlington Street Church
At yesterday's vesper service the Easter Sunday program was repeated amid a crowded church. Rev. Brooke Herford preached on the resurrection of the body citing 1 Corinthians 15 36 and argued that a spiritual, glorified body will be raised not the same earthly form. He urged hopeful comfort in the resurrection hope and Easter joy.
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Arlington Street
Brooke Herford
St. Paul
Five Boston paying department men injured in buggy accident
At about five o clock Saturday evening five Boston paying department employees were in a wagon on Kent Street near Francis Street Brookline when a frightened horse ran away after two dogs. Peter Richourg sustained internal injuries from a broken collar bone and others suffered head and facial wounds. Richburg and Cassidy were taken to City Hospital.
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Kent Street
Francis Street
Brookline
Waron
Peter Richourg
Owen Cassidy
Richburg
Cassidy
City Hospital
Memorial tablets placed at First Baptist Church Salem
In Salem on April 18 the memory tablets for James Upton and Alfred Peabody were placed on the organ front at First Baptist Church. Professor Winslow Upton presided as the preacher referred to the tablets and led the hymn sung by the congregation.
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