Probate Citations From Massachusetts Probate Court News
A long Massachusetts probate notice item lists dozens of estates in Suffolk County with summonses for heirs and interested parties. It names Esther Gracie Wheeler and others as deceased, detailing petitions for probate, letters testamentary, and required public notices in the Boston Post over three weeks.
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Massachusetts
Esther Gracie Wheeler
Newport
Rhode Island
Hamilton B. Tompkins
New York
Suffolk
Commonwealth
Boston
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Harry Newton Stansbury
Hattie C. Stansbury
Joan W. McKim
Eliah George
Register
Speersee
Thomas Marshall
Eugene L. Buffinton
George GC. Fuchs
Maria Fuchs
Lizzie M. Drixell
George C. Fuchs
Charles Farrken
Nancy Farren
John W.W. Mearm
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Silas G. Gage
Emma J. Gage
James Edwin Gage
Concord
New Jampshire
Elijatil George
James Mortell
Creeting
William Mortell
Washington Libby
George Fred Williams
William A. Gaston
Joan W. McKie
Me Rice
Cee
Mary A. Mortell
Elivais George
Rose Norton Clancy
Patrick H. Norton
Rosa Norton
Joax W. McKim, Esquire
Slijah George
Abram W. Collins
Abraham W. Collins
Reuben P. Collins
Jonny W. McKim, Esquire
Dennis Leary
Ellen Leary
Ommonwealtier
Pietro LA Grotta
Joseph N. Pastene
Elijail George
Common Wealth
Louise B. Austin
Austin
Bridget Fitzgibbon
Bedelia Fitzgibbon
Francis J. Fitzgibbon
Frank J. Fvplzgibbon
Anne Dunning
Rose
Whiting
Plymouth
Frank Brewster
Boston Test
Eliwah George
William G. Bent
Frank K.linscott
The
Boston Most
Poston
Elijas George
Nora Timeln
Timblin
James I. Cleary
Hanort
Vanorah Timlin
John Crowley
John W. Fraser
Sara B. Dolliver
Carrie L. Gibson
John W. McKim, Esquire
Charles T. Odiorne
Adelaide M. Odiorne
Michael Mulrey
Michael Mulry
Jane Mulrey
Eluwah George
John Martin
Patrick A. Collins
Hannah Goggin
Johanna Goggin
Joanna Goggin
Patrick M. Keating
Commonwealths of Massachusetts
Mary Hannon
Patrick H. Billings
Jotece
Myra W. Abbott
Julia F. Sherman
Esther Nelson
Barnard Nelson
Admi
Thomas FF. Hughes
Mary Hughes
Adinx
Bridget Gallivan
James Gallivan
Admnr
Moses T. Davis
Josepil N, Pastene
I’ub. Admr
Totlce
Martha Tufts
B. F. Hayes
James Lester
Loston
Superion Court
George A. Burbank
County of
Jos
A. Willard
Henry E. Bellew
Superior Court
William F. Payson
William L. Britton
Essex
Henry F. Allen
Saraile
Allen
Andover
Rollin H. Allen
Stephen G. Allen
Moses Williams
Salem
RoLtin E. Haxman
J. T. Mahoney
Totich
Caterina Migliardi
Catherine Megliardi
Catharina Macagna
Giambattista Migliardi
Oon N. Pastene
Tremont Street
Mass
Mary Mulkerns
Mary Comer
Teresa B. Burreby
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Praised by Various Users
A series of testimonials advocate Duffy's malt whiskey as a remedy and tonic. Rev. Wm. W. Whitney cites relief from malaria and pneumonia after six years of illness. John Kelley Chase notes improved insomnia and nervous fatigue in his wife. H. H. Babcock and his wife claim health benefits and a long marriage anniversary as proof. Dr C Avila reports relief from headaches and nervous issues after two years of use.
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Wm. W. Whitney
Linlithgo
N. Y
Duffy
John Kelley Chase
Amesbury
Mass
H. H. Babcock
Watertown
Er. C. Avila
Brooklyn Association For
Barnes v Barnes equity decree over deed delivery
In Suffolk Is April 15, the Supreme Judicial Court in equity hears Hotmgs J W F Barnes versus Alice L Barnes on a bill to cancel a deed and clear title. Court grants a decree declaring the recorded instrument is not a deed, case to be reported to the full court. Savary for complainant Prentiss for respondent. Jury session Barker J. 8941. David v Buck administrator follows.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Equity
Hotmgs
J. W. F. Barnes
Alice L. Barnes
E. H. Savary
John Prentiss
Barker
David Vs. Buck
Suffolk Superior Court First Sessions Docket List
Long docket of cases across sessions with numerous plaintiffs and defendants including Watts v Boston Tow Boat Co Elkan v Holland Walker v West End R R Hollis v Harding and many others. Lists case numbers parties and judges across First Second Fourth July and Equity sessions with entries like 4433 Watts v Boston Tow Boat Co 4529 Elkan v Holland 4826 Walker v West End R R 8112 Hollis v Harding. Equity session notes Judge Richarpson and motions today.
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Watts
Boston Tow Boat Co
Elkan
Holland
Walker
West End R.R
Hollis
Harding
Garnshaly
Prescott
Boston G. L. Co
Rice
Cahill
Hall
Stackpole
Lynch
Smith
Lally
Fitz
Story
Burke
Killian
Gillespie
Same
Nickerson
Cushman
Bennett
Lombard
Aldrich
Rogers
Beck
Boston
Landstedt
Ford
Morrinson
Old Col
Woods
Fitchburg R.R
Flagler
Flower
Hueghes
Bird
Berry
Rooke
Cobb
Green
Mason
Fowle
Bartlett
Young
Leishman
Tutein
O'Neil
Marr
Fuller
Gordon
Edlestein
Brown
Ham
Evans
Walsh
West End St. R.R
Buck
O' Neil
Lynn & Bost
R.R. Co
Barton
Wirth
Buiopcert, J
Boston Lawyer Stephen A. Foster Seeks Admission to Circuit Court
District of Massachusetts notice dated April 18 1893 states Stephen A Foster of Boston applies for admission as attorney and counsellor of the U S Circuit Court. Commissioner Francis S. Fiske signs the notice under rules of the Circuit Court.
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District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Stephen A. Foster
Francis 8S. Fiske
VU. S. Circuit Court
Funeral Rites for Lawrence E Brennan Mark Young Context
The late Lawrence E. Brennan aged 22 was buried at Holy Cross Cemetery after services at 256 Paris Street officiated by Rev Father Dwyer of the Church of the Sacred Heart. Brennan had led calcium lights for Rice's 1492 company and was raised in East Boston. The report lists other local notices including Y M C A events, a Miss Susie G Lambert’s funeral, a fancy dress ball, and expected ferryboat service changes.
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Lawrence E. Brennan
Paris Street
Father Dwyer
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mr. Brennan
Boston
Rice
Holy Cross Cemetery
Eastern Star Lodge
J. W. Parks
Susie G. Lambert
Patrick C. Lambert
John Duane
Webster Street
Lexington
W. E. Burke
the Ferries
East Boston
Silk quilt made by convict on display in Chelsea window
A quilt from Charles Town State Prison, 654 pieces totaling 765 designs, four years in creation using five and a half pounds of silk, was donated to the Frost Hospital bazaar. Also in Chelsea, the late Eliza McCormack was laid to rest. a smooth faced thief defrauded a bookkeeper with a $10 bill. Prohibition Club set for 87 Fourth Street. association day events at Y M C A and Lincoln Hall featured speeches and a Candle Talk. and a union meeting closed the day with music from the Ruggles Street Quartet.
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A. Jus. Johnson Co
Charlestown State Prison
Frost Hospital
Eliza McCormack
Mary McCormack
R. J. Duncan
Arlington Street
Everett Avenue
Duncan
Third Street
Prohibition Club
Fourth Street
Chelsea
C. H. Atkinson
Chase
Association
Fef. L. Starrett
Malden
Lincoln Hall
Charles R. Brown
Charlestown
Ruggles Street
Ferryman
Dorchester Public Meeting for Irish Home Rule and Local Notices
Dorchester hosts a public meeting at Dorchester Music Hall to support Home Rule for Ireland with Rev Peter Rowan presiding and speeches by Senator John F Fitzgerald Hon John R Murphy W J Burke and others. Residents want West End on Blue line for Neponset electrics. Also temperance talks at St Peters basement led by Father McGuirk and Father Burns.
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Dorchester Music Hall
Ireland
Peter Rowan
John F. Fitzgerald
John R. Murphy
W. J. Burke
E. J. Slattery
James Riley
Neponset
West End
Mt. Pleasant
St. Peter’s Church
Father McGuirk
Boston College
Father Burns
St. Mary’s Church
North End
Mattapan Associates
Oakland Hall
Hyde Park
1.C.C.F
Old Colony
Wells Memorial
George F. Pinkham
New York and New England Railroad
Harvard Street
Grove Hall
Char lestown social events and church anniversary
Isabella Club hosts a dancing party at Congress Hall next Thursday. A St Francis deSales Y M C T A bazaar closes Wednesday. Bunker Hill Irish National Federation met at Raymond Hall with enthusiastic turnout. Corey Boat Club to hold a dance at Medford Street club house tomorrow. First Baptist Sunday School marks its eightieth anniversary with singing, recitations, and addresses by W W Main and Rev A S Burrows. The Springfield Line limited train to New York marketed as fastest with new equipment.
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Isabella Club
Congress Hall
St. Francis de Sales Y. M. C. T. A
L. Society
Armory
Lexington Street
Bunker Hill
Irish National Federation
Raymond Hall
Corey Boat Club
Medford Street
First Baptist Sunday School
Commonwealth
A. S. Burrows
Busker HI
Bethesda Hall Crowded for Sherman Club Sacred Concert
Bethesda Hall hosts the Sherman Club in Washington Village for their second annual grand sacred concert featuring Charles F. Weston Thomas Colton Phil Donnelly John T. McNary Milly Emery and others. A cooperative bank meeting is set for April 24 in Gray's Hall with ex Governor Brackett attending and Dr T J Giblin leading the effort. A fire in an electric car on Broadway was quickly put out by Engine 1. The Jip Outing Club plans Bethesda Hall entertainment next Thursday with Frank Murphy manager. The South Boston Art School holds its annual exhibition at Hawes Church tonight and tomorrow. Marine Park work is done with grading of driveways underway. A Grover Associates dance at Pilgrim Hall is scheduled for Thursday evening. The Aids Club plans a Lexington Eve ball in Bethesda Hall tomorrow. City Point.
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Bethesda Hall
Sherman Club
Washington Village
Charles F. Weston
Thomas Colton
Phil Donnelly
John T. McNary
Milly Emery
al. Young
Harvest Quartet
Dan Lydon
Emery Sisters
Jonn Saxton
Fred Bowers
Miss May Walsh
Lee Wayland
Elmwood
W. L. Marsh
Frank Murphy
Richard Walsh
Saxton
Walsh
Gray’s Hall
Brackett
T. J. Giblin
City Point Catholic Association
South Boston
Old Hawes Church
Marine Park
Grover Associates
Pilgrim Hall
Aids Club
Cross Street Universalist supper and church notes
The Cross Street Universalist Church hosts its annual supper tomorrow evening. Little Allie Maud Ray, who recently fell and broke her arm, is able to be out. The First Unitarian Society forms a building committee to erect a new church edifice consisting of Derby Reed West Smith Tufts. Rev W A Hadley preached at Franklin Street Congregational Church yesterday. Arthur T Hatch named bass soloist and Miss Allis Bailey soprano at Highland Avenue Unitarian Church. Temple Club plans a concert at Marshall Street rooms later this month with a strong local program. West End road may extend its electric line through Cambridge Street to Spring Hill. Citizens discuss petitioning for a park at Washington Prospect Somerville lots. A pretty spot could be created. matter should be agitated. Third Universalist parish calls special meeting next Wednesday evening. Ou p PowpER House.
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Cross Street Universalist Church
Allie Maud Ray
First Unitarian Society
George H. Derby
Nathan H. Reed
Charles A. West
Arthur Smith
Albert Tufts
W. A. Hadley
Minneapolis
Franklin Street Congregational Church
Arthur T. Hatch
Highland Avenue Unitarian Church
Allis Bailey
Temple Club
Marshall Street
West End Road
Cambridge Street
Webster Avenue
Union Square
Bow
Summer Streets
Spring Hill
Washington Street
Prospect Street
Somerville Avenue
Third Universalist Parish
Ou_p PowpER House
Brighton Arts Show Set for April 19 at Warren Hall
The Brighton Baseball Association hosts an entertainment event on April 19 in Warren Hall featuring Baby Lou, seven year old Georgie Denver, and performers including Mr. Hubert Smith, John T. Shea of Cambridge, P. W. Jordan formerly with the Cleveland Minstrels, J. H. Finley from Ivy Leaf company, Frank Travers, Farrell and White, and Charles McAleer of the Hillside Quartet. Nearby street conditions on Braintree, with neglected sidewalks and a long line of electric cars, are noted along with plans for a new electric line from Oak Square to Bowdoin Square due by May 1.
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Brighton Baseball Association
Warren Hall
Baby Lou
Georgie Denver
Hubert Smith
John T. Shea
Cambridge
P. W. Jordan
Cleveland Minstrels
J. H. Finley
Ivy Leaf
Frank Travers
Farrell and
White
Charles McAleer
Hillside Quartet
Braintree Street
William F. Kanafick
Bradbury Street
Kenafick
Lawrence
Oak Square
Bowdoin Square
Beacon Park
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Mary E. A. Bolton
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Lincoln
Rogers Building
Neen
William Buchanan
James R. Williams
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Katharine C
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State Street
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George Albert Burbank
Philadelphia
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Haverhill
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Thomas D. Marsh
Great Falls
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