Unitarian Sunday School Union Meets at Second Church
After tea the Unitarian Sunday School Union held a chapel meeting with E H Whitmore in the chair. Guests included Rev John Lunis Cambridge Rev G H Heywood Melrose and others as officers were nominated for the coming year and committees named to lead during anniversary week.
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Unitarian Sunday School Union
E. H. Whitmore
John Lunis
Cambridge
G. H. Heywood
Melrose
C. A. Allen
New Orleans
W. H. Baldwin
Brooke Herford
Lucy Wheelock
Chauncy Hall School
Ministers Debate Prohibitory Amendment at Chapel Hall
Baptist ministers at Chapel Hall discussed the prohibitory amendment. Rev Philip Moxom urged caution arguing passage would widen saloon access, while General Morgan supported the amendment. Congregational ministers Daniel Dorchester A J Gordon G W Shinn and Mary Teathrop spoke in favor. No minister can speak on the saloon side of the question.
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Chapel Hall
Philip Moxom
Morgan
Meas Island
Daniel Dorchester
A. J. Gordon
G. W. Shinn
Mary Teathrop
Attorney General Endorses Prohibition Amendment
Attorney-General Waterman writes to Colonel Haskell urging adoption of a prohibitory amendment. He argues no permanent good from license laws and that prohibition is enforceable, citing precedents in Massachusetts and other states. The letter states the amendment would depoliticize the issue and secure a lasting benefit.
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Waterman
Haskell
Massachusetts
United States
Longwood Minstrels Benefit Night at Association Hall
The Longwood minstrels present an April 24 program with soloists Bob Barnet White Rogers James Hooper and Quincy. The chorus directed by Carl Hueyer will perform old-time negro melodies and two German part songs. Dr Shuebruk plays cornet obbligato. Proceeds aid Dedham Boys Home with two boys taking parts.
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Longwood Minstrels
Association Hall
Bob Barnet
Messrs
White
Rogers
James
Hooper
Quincy
Carl Tlueyer
Shuebruk
Dedham
Easter Week Bargains at Gilchrists on Winter Street
K and J Gilchrist offer Easter bargains at 5 and 7 Winter Street with gloves ribbons spring garments and many other items. Their advertisement promises the list of bargains does not begin to mention all offers available.
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K. & J. Gilchrist
Winter Street
Innovative House Finishes and Paint Trade Highlights
A description of leading US color makers Wapworth Howland & Co and their Boston Chicago operations, plus New England Admant wall plaster, Sturtevant steam hot blast heaters, Hotel Flower interior decor, Terra cotta lumber by New England Terra Cotta Lumber Co, and Dutch cold pressed linseed oil as a historic painting vehicle.
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United States
House of Wapsworth, Howlanp & Co
Boston
Chicago
India Street
Washington Street
Wabash Avenue
Japan
Malden
Mass
New England
New England Adamant Company
B. F. Sturrevant
Sturtevant
Hotel Flower
Messrs. L. Haberstron & Son
New Enatano Terra Cotta Lumper Company
Pratt on Trial Over Counterfeit Twenty Case
United States District Court April 15 proceedings show Levi G. Pratt on trial for passing a counterfeit $20 bill to John F. Doane in February. Unfinished. A. Galvin for the United States. P. A. Collins for the defendant.
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United States District Court
Nruson
J. Levi G. Pratt
John F. Doane
A. Galvin
United States
P. A. Collins
Supreme Court Trial Over Adams House Architects Fees
April 15 session of the Supreme Judicial Court heard William Washburn versus Ira L Moore and others as trustees under Daniel Chamberlain. Plaintiff seeks $25 172 balance for services as architect and sanitary engineer on the Adams House project. Evidence closed after resumed testimony. Counsel for plaintiff I J Gargan C P Sullivan. for defendants R M Morse Jr J W Rollins.
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Supreme Judicial Court
W. Allen
William Washburn
Ira L. Moore
Daniel Chamberlain
Adams House
I. J. Gargan
C. P. Sullivan
R. M. Morse, Jr
J. W. Rollins
Probate Court in Suffolk Grants Admin letters and probate wills
In Suffolk County on April 15 McKim J grants letters of administration to the estates of Robert Wilson Maria Goodall Daniel Hartnett Tyler B King Rebecca A Brown Dorcas B Peak George W Adams James Erickson James H Lefavour Charlies C Dudley John Sullivan Patrick Maher William Lees Engelbertha Vetter Delia A Morse Annie Jordan Sarah F White John Mullen Maria E Fuller Mary A Constant Ellen A C Flynn Wills admitted to probate for Patrick Sarsfield Jane A Haines Caroline A Sears Charles M Gary Mary E Clark Caroline Lyon Daniel Megusats John Nolan Joseph D Hull Peter Nan George W Nichols Harriet W Hale Louisa Miller Ellen Colton George Hubbard Benjamin B Davis Charlies Carpe special administrator William Murner
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Suffolk County
McKim
Robert Wilson
Maria Goodall
Daniel Hartnett
Tyler B. King
Rebecca A. Brown
Dorcas B. Peak
George W. Adams
James Erickson
James H. Lefavour
Charlies C. Dudley
John & Sullivan
Patrick 5. Maher
William Lees
Engelbertha Vetter
Delia A. Morse
Annie Jordan
May 19 1887 Brine Thrower Suit and Other Dockets
Plaintiff seeks 26.85 damages after a bucket of brine splashed on him while driving along Prentiss street injuring clothing. Verdict for plaintiff. Several civil actions listed with defendants, lawyers, and trial status, including Moynihan v Perry and Lawton v Boston & Maine rail line. Second session listed with Thompson.
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Winfield
Kenerson
John Fisher
Prentiss Street
E. K. Malley
Charles Steere
Margaret Moynihan
William F. Perry
J.R. Murphy
RK. W. Nason
Thompson
Hannah R. Lawton
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lynn
B. Allen
Thomas Savage
Lincoln
Patrick H. Sullivan
Point of Pines Company
W. B. Orcutt
E. J. Jenkins
G. A. O. Ernst
Rosa Bowles
Peter Smith
George Brennan
John Gallagher
Thomas Riley
L R. Clark
John I. Shea
Alvin M. Richards
Thomas H. Green
George J. Brines
Brines
J. H Cotton
J. W. O'Brien
Herbert E. Davis
James Barrett
Broadway
Somerville
T. E. Crawford
Davis
H. N. Sheldon
Barrett
Davidson
Same
Sweeney
McDer
Connorsey
Grilley, Mott
Russell
Emerson
Mcaree
Tracy
Ridge
Morrison
Yeegan
Boston
Court items list many cases and divorce motions at session
A docket of civil actions and cross actions includes assault damages, property service sums, and multiple pairings of plaintiffs and defendants. The Fifth Session under Aldrich begins with motions. Tuesday sees contested divorce cases to be called, while other entries note trials, verdicts, and cross actions arising from automobile and team collisions.
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Aldrich, J
Lst
Probate Court Administrative Letters Granted in Essex County
In Salem on April 16 harmon J presided as letters of administration were granted on estates. Names listed include Lucy C. Russel of Salem Oliver L. Sanborn Ipswich Daniel Willey Topsfield Ruth A. Collens Amesbury Thomas B. Gook Newburyport Esther French of (incomplete). Proceedings reflect probate actions for multiple estates and domiciliaries.
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Essex County
Salem
Harmon
J. Wills Broved
Joseph D. Barnes
Lawrence
Maria Chase
John P. Coombs
Joseph W. Derby
Danvers
Israel Dow
Salisbury
Dorothy A. Foster
Amesbury
Mary Hurd
Lynn
Caroline W. Loring
North Andover
Mary 8. Shedd
Methuen
Nathan Worthen
Lucy C. Russel
Oliver L. Sanborn
Ipswich
Daniel Willey
Topsfield
Ruth A. Collens
Thomas B. Gook
Newburyport
Esther French
Estates and court notes from Amesbury and Essex County
Inventories filed for multiple estates including Mary Mahoney Salem $563,946 Clarissa Cox Lynnfield $11,671.50 Joseph Andrews Essex $321,240 and others. Superior Criminal Court entries list larceny liquor milk law violations and various cases with sentences. municipal civil session lists numerous v. names and case numbers with April 15 proceedings.
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Salisbury
Timothy P. Osgood
Amesbury
Norah Regan
Salem
Margaret Toomey
Beverly
Harret N. Merriam
Lawrence
Jane A. Hills
Ipswich
Mary A. Keene
Vnn
Mary Mahoney
Clarissa Cox
Lynnfield
Joseph Andrews
Essex
Cleora T. Dow
Haverhill
George C. Burnham
Municipal Court
Parmen
Mahoney
Bassett
Marshak
Rogers
Hand
Saltmarsh
Knowles
Wallingford
Smith
Gibbs
Gates
Downer
Ditsiened
Tris- Bell
Dorgan
Colbart
Biigham
Perfection Radiators and Builders Materials Highlighted
A Boston paper touts the Perfection radiator from Michigan Radiator and Iron Mfg Co of Detroit, praised for durable, elegant cast iron loops and precise joints. It also features Willliam H. Warp & Co brass and sanitary plumbing goods, wire lath fireproofing claims, and a roster of New England suppliers for lumber, roofing slate, fixtures, and roofing materials with service promises.
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Calcutta
Assahel Wheeler
Michigan Radiator and Iron Manufacturing Company
Detroit
Mich
New England
Gitchrist & Gorham
Congress Street
Boston
Willtiam H. Warp & Co
Wakefield
Oliver Street
Soston
Clinton
Clixton Wire Crorma Company
Connecticut
Doane Street
Joan Farquhar
Mt. Washington Avenue
R. Holmes & Co
Thomas J. Hinp
Warren
Experienced petition circulators enter Boston scene
George Ipley Jones of 166 Congress street has started a new line of business to circulate petitions and collect funds for various civic objects. His prior work includes handling the West End Street Railway Company petition for overhead wires, which was the largest submitted to City Hall and deemed satisfactory.
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A. J. Henderson
Gallatin
California
Pacific Coast
Leyden Street
Boston
Cofrade & Saylor
Rochester Bridge and Iron Works
D. H. Andrews
King Iron Bridge Manufacturing Company
J. B. Shea
Allen
True Perkins
Trenton Street
Charlestown
Hammond
Cambridge
Charles Streets
West End
Cambridge Street
George Ipley Jones
Congress Street
City Hall
West End Street Railway Company
Jones
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W. H. MitChell
Ires
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BS M
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Gertrude Edmands
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Ella M. Chamberlaine
Edward W. Emerson
G. W. Simmons & Co.’s
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Rox
Qulchrist & Gorham
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Ry i
W. P. Balch
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