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16 Apr 1890

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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1890

Page

6

Court Roundup of 1889 Massachusetts Trials and Sentences

District Court convicts McKeon and Patton for tax evasion in liquor trade with nine months' jail for McKeon. Supreme Judicial and Superior Courts hear insolvency, torts, and conveyance disputes with numerous cases, including car collision injuries, building collapse injuries, and multiple dockets in May 1889 settings.

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United States District Court Carpenter J. Thomas McKeon William H. Patton McKeon East Cambridge
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Supreme Judicial Court notices for Middlesex juries and dockets

In Middlesex the Supreme Judicial Court schedules juries to report in Cambridge on April 21 at 9 30 am and opens court there on April 17 at 9 30 am for law and equity cases. Friday April 18 at 9 30 am will call the entire docket and dismiss cases with no action for one year unless shown cause.

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Supreme Judicial Court Middlesex Lowell Law Equity
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Jaggers v Ea wards contract suit over sick cow value

In Essex Superior Court April 15 judge l Homeson hears Alonzo Jaggers sue Joseph H Ea wards for the value of a cow purchased as a milker. The cow proved ill and unproductive, leading to death and post mortem findings.

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Superior Civil Court Essex Lawrence
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Lawsuit over pane glass damage and negligence claims

The document outlines a tort action to recover $37 for a broken plate glass pane. Plaintiff alleges a servant of defendant, a Lawrence coal dealer, caused the break while loading coal. Defense denies carelessness. Several related cases and trial notes follow, listing parties and docket numbers.

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Staplees J. No Joseph H. McCreedy West End Railroad Company Ebien M. McCreedy Saine Sterling Street Oxbury George H. Swasey M. F. Dickerson, Jr G. D. Braman Stevens Hathorne Stearns Ellison Shyman Kramer Rich Mastings Neal Hennessy Jackson Maude E. Elliott Alfred H. Gilson Quincy Boston Sherman Hoar C. Q. Tirrell Wolanert Uclo Nun Thomas G. Fowler City of South Street Ward 23 Said Street H Unham Cohen Thomas M. Babson J. G. Sanborn J. J. Maloney P. J. Dempsey James Chambers Lawrence J. P. Sweeney W. S. Knox Alert A. Killam Elmer A. Briggs Wason P Yerce & Co J. P. Jones Sullivan Merri Rattles Brooks Juac Paper Co Hood Wolffsohn Dempsey Cham Murphy Locke Et al Ridgeway City of Haverhill Curley Creamer Cofila Et Ax
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Insolvency court adjourns third meetings in Salem cases

In Essex County court in Salem on April 15 second meetings were held for J. H. Rice W. C. Robinson and N. W. Fenton. Adjourned third meetings included Henry Alley Edward F. Smith 5 F. Thurston Littlefield Co Flanders Juul Janders Marten Keene Van Zandt Smith Fred Smith Marsh Vose Winters Vanier Severance and O S Roberts.

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Essex Salem Harmon J. H. Rice W. C. Robinson N. W. Fenton Henry Alley Edward F. Smith F. Thurston Littlefield & Co F. W. Flanders Conrad Juul A. &. Janders van Zandt K. Smith Fred E. Smith Marsh E. Vose David T. Winters Ovelia Vanier D. L. Severance O. 8S. Roberts
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Civil case index of names and docketed vacts

A list of docketed civil suits and party names including Austin v Zubof Cahill v Atkins Atkins v Cantl Cook v Barney Brazillian v Schendel Ferguson v Fahey Sao V v Hase Dutton v same Holt v same Sears v Whiting Dobson v Townsend Brooks v Robinson Masher v Adamson Whiting v Mooney Globe Newspaper Co v Dassett Copeland v Town Gerry v Lynch Parker v Parker Winship v Thern Walsh v Metuske Armeand v Keith Huddieston v Bla zer Riza v Nasterio Riza v Rial Iarlini v McFore Hindger v Page Field v Burgess sharp v Marcus Saine v saine Hesse v Simons Lovett v Slender ROS Nason v Ham OConnor vy Car michael

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Austin Zubof Cahill Atkins Canitl Cook Barney Brazillian Schendel Ferguson Fahey Sao Hase Dutton Same Holt Sears Whiting Dobson Town- Send Brooks Robinson Mas Gerry Lynch Parker Marcus Saine Hesse Simons Lovett Slender- Ros Nason Ham Connor
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Harbor Lights Club Dinner At The Tavern

The first annual Harbor Lights dinner and reunion was held at the Tavern with Dr J N McLaughlin as guest of honor. Officers elected included J H Carney as secretary and treasurer, as other prominent arrivals and guests at the Tremont House and various hotels were listed from New York Paris Philadelphia and beyond.

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J. F. Noonan Frank Hall R. E. Maguire W. P. Cashman C. R. Downs M. J. Dwyer J. T. Cassidy J. A. Whalen J. M. Blake J. H. Carney Company C Thirteenth Regiment Association United States Hotel T. DeWitt Talmage Tremont House Venpomr E. M. Glaenzer Paris France W. M. Bates New York Ae F. L. Benedict Dapmon N. AL John O. Hangont IT. C. Chappell Baltimore Brunswick James W. Fox Kentucky Walter Kobbé George Andreas H. L. Withers Alice M. Withers Philadelphia J. B. Dutcher United States T. W. Lewis W. F. Cory Newars Niecg Ili Ok G. L. Sargent New Haven Conn David M. Drury Mr York L. A. Whitney St. Paul Minn W. Sewell Bath George N. Fenn H. Ford OU. E. Nettleton St. Johnsbury HL. Willis Willis B. Dean Manchester N. H F. Starbrecht James Parmalee Chicago J. J. McAuliite Washington Tremont W. T. Davis Plymouth T. H. Shaw Fortand F. W. Parsons Phila- Golnttia Peck Overlin Dee Schwab Ade H. Kcan G. P. Wilcox New Bedford Thorndike G. R. Sumner J. E. Lord Haverhill H. A. Sawyer Portsmouth Belfast Clinton Collins Marlboro N.H L. W. Dillon Providence K. I
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Excursion to Cardiff Coal Sales Inquiries Prompt Replies

Colonel W P Rice manages a planned Cardiff Lincolnshire excursion to the Cardiff Coal and Iron Company land sales next week. He requests early acceptances to arrange accommodations. the $76 fare covers lodging and meals on train and during Cardiff stay, with trains from Fitchburg Station Saturday 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and escorted by veteran excursion conductors.

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W. P. Rice Cardiff Lenn Cardiff Coal & Iron Company Gentlemmen Boston Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb Fitchburg
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Methodist Conference assigns ministers for three years

The Methodist Conference concluded yesterday with New England ministers assigned to pastoral duty for the next three years. Reports from the statistical secretary and committees on educational institutions and tract society were read and adopted. The next sermon title is Methodism in Relation to Social Problems. The next conference will meet at Common Street Church in Lynn. The Second Liquidation sale of fine paintings from Noyes Cobb & Co. begins today at Bird's and continues tomorrow.

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New England States Statistical Secretary Committee On Educational Institutions Committee On Tract Society Common Street Lynn Noyes, Cobb & Co Bird’s
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Money Market and Stock Highlights Pass Through Boston

The Money Market report shows easy conditions with Clearing House rate at 4 percent, New York funds at 5 percent, and call loans 3 to 6 percent. Sub treasury movements show net outflow, and government securities quote firm. Copper stocks lead a strong, active market with Calumet & Hecla and Tamarack rising notably. Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line, and Michigan rail shares show varied gains amid broader broker activity.

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Boston New York Fnday Sub-Treasury Frances Reichsmarks Calumet & Hecla Tamarack Atchison Union Trust Company of New York Milk Street Atlantic & Pacific California Southern Oregon Union Pacific Thomson-Tonston Thomson-Alouston Electric Company Middletown Conn Messrs H. A. Pevear C. A. Cottin B. F. Spinney C. H. Newhall E. Thomson A. Barton J. N. Smith Lake Boston & Montana Osceola Devo Kearsarge Centennial Huron
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Boston Stock Exchange closes firm after mixed day

Money on call eased to 4 to 5 with last loan at 4 as barsilver neared 98 and sterling rates held around 4.86 to 4.88. The day saw quiet early trading, then a strong close with St Paul 69 and Missouri Pacific 72 leading gains, while Reading sagged on Pennsylvania on rumors of severed ties. Railroad bonds remained steady and silver certificates rose on Senate action.

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New York Prime Mercantile Paper Barsilver Sterling Exchange St. Paul Missouri Pacific Lackawanna St. Paul Crossing Wheeling & Lake Erie Grangers Louisville & Nashville Union Pacific Pacific Mail Reading Pennsylvania Senate Finance Committee Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Chicago & East Illinois Evansville & Indianapolis Northern Pacific Peoria Decatur Evansville Ohio Southern
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Financial markets and bullion figures from London and Buenos Aires

London markets report late afternoon and 4 pm closes with Consols at 98 3 16 for money and 98 5 16 for account. Prices shown for Atlantic and Great Western stocks, Canadian Pacific, Mexican ordinary and other key securities. Bank of England bullion balance £24000. Buenos Aires notes show gold premium at 2 1 2 percent.

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London Atlantic & Great Western St. Paul Canadian Pacific Erie Illinois Central New York Central Pennsylvania Reading Mexican Central News Paris Mexican Central Bank of England Buenos Ayres
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Real Estate Commission Schedule Adopted By Exchange

At a Real Estate Exchange meeting, brokers adopt a commissions schedule for old Boston and suburbs, with sales and purchases at 1 percent within old Boston and 2.2 percent beyond the state, plus mortgages and leases terms. John Codman II elected member of the exchange. Emerald Street property sold at auction for 4000 to H. B. Stone. North Street estate sold for 6000 to Antonio Gordella. Labor troubles may slow building. New York brokers report brisk business aided by transit growth. West Side near Central Park sees heavy activity with 75 million spent on building materials and labor in five years.

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Brokers’ Board Boston & Providence Cal Southern Central S. Fe Svessviadee Aow C&w Canton Wis Centraltic Cadabuscades Lng Ain East Oston ‘Lan Lamoine Kk. C Gufsence Aay San Diego K.C West End L. St. Ee Saco G. F Uenwar Pry Ae Ae Ccccceesenese Gammit Union Pacific Te Tafc West Nevers Wisconsin Atlantic & Pac Boston & Albanyy Ee Ee Boston & Lowell Le,ton & Bug Bell Cal Southern Sane Eastman Ween Aim, Pneumatic Tool Co Old Colony Bay State Gas Brunswick Fort Wayne Illinois Steel Co O- GO Mt. Desert East Shore Malaén Electric Co New York Deste Co L. C. Con St. Li Utah N Wis. Val Westinghouse Elec. Co Bell Jetephone Ee Winnisimmet Co Ealson San Jose Lands Cisvise Punkin A. Alloues Mining McKay Metallic Bonanza Kos, & Mont Comite Cal & Hea Centennial Franklin Hi. Ie North Western C. & W. Mich Fox & Ww Nee Fitchburg É& St. L L. Ee Ww Aobio Awe Old Colony He Union Th.-Ho Elec Se . C Weld Europ. Weld Eee Boston Stock Exchange Allouez Arene Meee Arnold Atlantic Bonanzit Development Eeee Mont Anys Butie & Boston Csseeeees Ots Ib Cal & Hecla Eeeee Ened Catalpa Ee Eee Central Aaner Il Creaceul Lee Huron Quincy Santa Fe Yauwurack Washington Lee Anniston City Aspluwall Lostoll Boston Boylston Street Brookline Ampovello Cutter East Hsoston French Bay Lamotne Mavenck Newport Payson Penobscot Petit Menan Sullivan Winter Harbor Wollaston Hell Tel Atchison PALA Essence Mort Do Inc Bos Mont Isis WLO L. G Pie Elk HL Rts Oregon Ss L. Gs le & M. BG St. Jon G Wee Union Sere Dos Fyst Vee Ist Bs Hse Do Inc Atch Atlantic U Pacific Boston & Alleaby Oston & Lowell Litston & Maing Real Estate Exchange Old Boston South East Boston Charlestown Roxbury West Roxbury Brighton Dorchester Exchange John Codman Codman & Freeman Emerald Street James B. Dow S. R Knights & Co H. B. Stone Mary White North Street Antonio Gordella Central Park
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Boston Merchants Association Relief Subscriptions Urge Prompt Aid

Subscriptions received at the Boston Merchants Association answer the Edmunds county relief appeal. The association thanks contributors and urges immediate aid for seed grain costing about 18000 dollars to enable crops this year. Names of donors and amounts listed. Also promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a guaranteed cure for women’s ailments, with refund if not effective.

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Boston Merchants’ Association Edmunds County Wv. D Boston Eston Merchants’ Association Brown, Durrell & Co Fenno Bros. &iChilds C. A. Cottin Howard W. Spurr & Co C.H. Hecht Spitz Bros. & Mork Potter Lovell Company William A. Paine Whoever, Blodgett & Co Mercantile Law Company E. B. Moore North, Fiske & Co A. Shuman & Co William H. Chipman & Co Raphael & Levenberg Faulkner, Page & Co
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