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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1893

Page

7

Coupon Book Offer From 1893 Street State CA

Special notice for a 2 cent stamp with three coupons to receive a book from New York rather than Boston. Nearly 10,000 orders already forwarded and being filled. List of titles and authors includes Wandering Hetr Christie Johnstone Clouds and Sunshine Akade ma, etc.

Boston New York Hetr Christie Johnstone Akadema

Miscllbuanohous. List of books and authors entries

A dense catalog of book titles and authors ranges across authors from CHARLES GIB BO to J. R. GREEN. It lists works by ADELE, Turing through to MRS. ALEXANDER, including novels, biographies, travel chronicles, and literature notes with numerous personal names, publishers, and series markers.

Local groups hold lectures and social events in East Boston

The Eastern Star Lodge worked the second degree on five candidates with J Frank Hodge of Zenith Lodge officiating. The Moses P Brown Colony reunion will be held at Central Hall tonight. East Boston Centre heard Currier lecture on The American Union. The mission boat Dante will start summer Sunday trips to distribute newspapers aboard harbor vessels. Webster Club shifts quarters to Webster Hall. Maple Club hosted a successful dance at Maverick Hall. Outing Club meets at Central building. East Boston High School annual drill and dance at Lyceum Hall tomorrow. C W Dailey plans a six story tenement on First Street. Linn Boyd Porter bought 14000 square feet at Harvard and Ware. possible dormitory or apartment. Ernest Douglas likeness debate noted. Mayor seen as future streets superintendent. charter blamed for transfers. Better streets demand grows. James Hicks and Rev William Full to visit Scituate temple next Tuesday. HARVARD BRIDGE

Eastern Star Lodge of Odd Fellows Odd Fellows’ Hall J. Frank Hodge Zenith Lodge Moses P. Brown Pilgrim Fathers Central Hall East Boston Centre of University Extension American Union Charles F. A. Currier Technology Dante M. E. Bethel Webster Club Webster Schoolhouse East Boston Temperance Society Webster Hall Maple Club Maverick C. W. Dailey Colin Chisholm First Street Cambridge Linn Boyd Porter Albert Ross Harvard Ware Streets Porter Chronicle Ernest Douglas St. James’s Church Douglas Linn Hayes The Globe Reed James Hicks G. C Unity Temple William Full Scituate Harvard Bridge

Community events and meetings in Gray's Hall and City Point

Dr Thomas J Giblin urges district youths to attend a meeting at Gray's Hall Monday evening to form a cooperative bank with Ex Governor J Q A Brackett detailing the plan. A South Boston Art School watercolor show and Frisbee class yacht drawings receive praise alongside dances, concerts, and social gatherings at Pilgrim Hall Memorial Hall Bethesda Hall and St Michaels Hall across City Point.

Thomas J. Giblin Gray’s Hall J. Q. A. Brackett South Boston Grover Associates Pilgrim Hall Mecca City Point Billy Haines South Boston Columbian Association Memorial Hall E Street Church of Our Saviour Grace Episcoal Church Washington Village Jip Bethesda Hall City Point Catholic Association St. Michael’s Hall City Pont

Dorchester Club Promises Evening Of Entertainment

The Dorchester Athletic Club hosts a big event tonight with a strong programme and engaging acts. Parish union at Harrison Square church featured My Uncles Will and The Rough Diamond performed by local actors led by Buckner Kimball and Marigold. Norfolk Lodge I O O F conducted second degree on candidates from nearby lodges. Dorchester Glee Club offered another program at Winthrop Hall as Mrs Bowman hosted a reception on Nelson Street. Old Dorchester Club marked Lexington battle anniversary with a Grove Hall dinner.

Dorchester Athletic Club Harrison Square Comedietta Charles D. Buckner Edward B. Kimball Florence Marigold William §. Bangs Parker B. Field Walter H. Hoyt Frederick G. Jackson George C. Glidden Barbara R. Kelley Carrie B. Warden Olive E. Drake Norfolk Lodge Mt. Pleasant Dorchester Nelson Street Lexington Grove Hall

Charlestown Debates Hon Barrett and Populist Cary

A joint debate is set for Friday at Association Hall with Hon William E Barrett and Populist candidate George Cary. Each speaker gets thirty minutes plus twenty minutes for replies. Cary speaks first. Three hundred seats are reserved for prominent party members.

Association Hall William E. Barrett George Cary Mr. Cary Lion T Union Symposium Club Monument Hall Charlestown Jere O’brien Mystic Hall Bunker Hill

Y M C A plans benefit, building drive reaches milestones

Reception committee geared up for a Monday night Methodist Church benefit to aid the Y M C A building fund. Concert trustees Hale Jacobs and Mrs W H Converse lead with A C Eagleson guiding Woman's Suffragist Club visitors. The Linden St Luke's fair opens tomorrow. Subscriptions reach 34337 with hopeful totals to 80000 as E S Converse pledges 5000 for each extra 5000 raised. Harvey L Kirby injured after a 25 foot fall. three ribs broken and possible internal injuries. George Tyler and wife return from Jamaica. Fire at William Locke residence on Summer Street causes about 1500 in loss. Tang Bark, Bi

Association Hale Jacobs W. H. Converse A. C. Eagleson St. Luke’s Linden Peasons Y.M.C. A Converse Harvey L. Kirby George Tyler Park Avenue Jamaica William Locke Summer Street

Swinnyson Poem Draws Distraction From Mind

In a brief Chicago Herald exchange, Swinnyson says he writes poetry to distract his mind, while Jones who has sampled some of the poetry remarks that he is sure the effort succeeds.

Swinnyson Jones Chicago Herald

Brighton local society notes of 4th Friday meetings and housing

The Pine Tree Club in Brighton grows quickly and meets monthly on the fourth Friday at Odd Fellows Hall, Allston. D. H. Hall is secretary for those wishing to join. Captain Fernald earns praise for leadership at Engine 29. Building booms in Englewood with Adams on Chiswick road under way and a steam drill at Clarence Poor’s Kilsyth road home. John Maloney remains busy in his shoe shop despite a hard winter. St Columba church steeple is to be completed soon. 21 Sparhawk street leased by John Canfield of Philadelphia, who plans to occupy May 1. BEACON PARK.

Pine Tree Club Odd Fellows Hall Allston D. H. Hall Brighton Fernald Chiswick Road Clarence Poor Kilsyth Road John Maloney St. Columbkill

Ball and Socket Fastener Co v Ball Glove Fastening Co

In the Civis Courts United States Circuit Court of Appeals First Circuit April 19 Putnam Nelson and Wess Jr The Ball and Socket Fastener Company defendant appellant meets the Ball Glove Fastening Company complainant appellant An appeal from the U S Circuit Court for Massachusetts The appellant is the licensee of the appellee which owns patents for glove fasteners assigned to the appellee Counsel for appellant Causten Browne and T W Clark Counsel for appellee W B H Dowse and J R Bennett New York The case is heard on assignments of error References include 56 Grand Tr Ry Co v Twitewell 60 Herrick et al v The Tripp Giant Lever 58 N Y N E v Church et al 10 N Y N E v Hyde 2 Corcoran v Concord Montreal R R Co

United States Circuit Court OF Appeals First Circuit Appellant W. B. H. Dowse J. R. Bennett New York Appellee Grand Tr. Ry. Co Twitewell Herrick Et al Lev’l’r Co N. Y N. E. v. Church Et al. 10—N. Y. & N. E. v. Hyde Corcoran Concord & Montreal R.R. Co

Carpenter v Merry Mount Granite Company equity bill hearing

United States Circuit Court in Equity April 19. Andrew Johnson Carpenter sues Merry Mount Granite Company to void a sealed release of all damages claims for a rock blast and to restrain using the release as a bar to tort recovery. Complainant represented by Hanly and Libby and W B Grant. defendant by J E Cotter and J W McAnerney.

United States Circuit Court IN Equity Carpenter

United States Indicts John Leary Over Naturalization Paper

United States District Court proceedings on April 19 involve John Leary of Arlington charged by indictment with obtaining naturalization papers. Leary’s motion to quash claiming lack of unlawful act was overruled. Trial follows with J. M. Marshall for the prosecution and Galvin & Sweeney for the defense.

United States District Court

Superior Court Equity Docket April 19 Hearings Reserved

Suffolk county court heard two matters. Lemuel Crosby seeks injunction and receiver for Order of Unity. G W Anderson for plaintiffs. H H Pratt for defendant. National Bank of Redemption Boston sues Kansas City Packing et al to reach stock certificates for 5000 dollar note via Schwarzschild & Sulzberger, decision reserved. J C Coombs for complainant. M M Weston for defendant.

Supreme Judicial Court Suffolk, Is Equity Holmeys J. Lemuel S. Crosby Order of Unity G. W. Anderson H. H. Pratt National Bank of Redemption of Boston Kansas City Packing & Chase Refrigerator Company Et al Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company Kansas City Packing & Chase Refrigerator Company Market National Bank Kansas Company J.C. Coombs M. M. Weston

Prohibition Rally and Local Political Events In Chelsea

Prohibitionists held a rally in Hawthorne Hall with Rev. Louis Banks and Rev. J I Bartholomew as principal speakers. The Chelsea Republican League Club displayed a Broadway banner. Mrs J J Connolly hosted a fancy dress ball at Lincoln Hall for her pupils with applause at multiple dances. John F Wallace of New York visits Chelsea then heads to Dover. The Rufus S Frost Hospital bazaar opens next Saturday, runs to Wednesday, closing with a social dance Thursday. People’s party rally in Grand Army Hall features George Cary congressional candidate, Walter Ramsdell, and A J ? of Lynn. Debate over Board of Aldermen’s refusal to confirm Dr Sibley as city physician continues.

Hawthorne Hall Louis A. Banks J. I. Bartholomew Chelsea Republican League Club Broadway J. J. Connolly Lincoln Hall John F. Wallace New York City J. Nealis Dover Rufus S. Frost People’s Party Grand Army Hall George {. Cary Congress Walter L. Ramsdell A. J. Ae Lynn Board of Aldermen Dr. Sibley Ferryman

Everett Proposes Broadway Hill double track and police boost

Everett faces crowded streets and calls for a second Broadway Hill rail track. officials plan to increase the police force after an example of social mixing on a Malden Everett horse car near the schoolhouse.

Broadway Hill Everett Boston Malden Broadway

Medford notes on local figures and a new Usher block

Michael Griffith has served at the Boston and Maine crossing in West Medford for fourteen years and with the railroad for twenty six. James M Usher will construct a brick and brownstone business block from the old Usher estate, with three stores already finished. The Usher estate home was divided and moved to land where three houses were rebuilt. Salem R Haddock, a West Medford streetcar conductor of seven years, knows many residents. The late Isaac F R Hosea, police sergeant, was buried with military honors at Oak Grove cemetery. An audience filled the Medford opera house to hear Roswell B Lawrence discuss Egypt, with stereopticon illustrations. Lawrence plans a lecture on The Holy Land Today, to be given next Wednesday, detailing a Palestine trip on horseback. MysTIc PARK.

Michael Griffith Boston & Maine West Medford James M. Usher Usher Salem R. Haddock Lawrence Holy Land Palestine Mystic Park

Old Powder House Club Party in Clarendon Hall Somerville

Somerville hosts the Old Powder House Club first party in Clarendon Hall West Somerville on Monday evening. A Miss Gerta Colby recital is set for Oda Fellows Hall Winter Hill next Thursday. Col Colby, Custom House clerk, has been ill at home on Highland Avenue. The first grand hall of Court Somerville A O F A met at Union Hall last evening with Wiggins Orchestra. The W A N O Club plans a party at Union Hall next Thursday evening. OLD POWDER House.

Old Powder House Clarendon Hall West Somerville Gerta Colby Oda Fellows Winter Hill Col. Colby The Custom House Highland Avenue Somerville Union Hall Wiggins W. A. N. O. Club

Superior Court Suffolk April 19 Session Trials

Suffolk court records detail multiple civil actions across first second and third sessions. Cases include Walker vs West End Street Railroad for 15000 personal injuries settled after jury. Soloman vs Lynn Belt Line verdict 168. Gillespie duo vs Boston Gas Light for 3000 each due to gas leak. numerous docket entries and adversaries listed with counsel.

Superior Court Suffolk, Is Thompson John H. Walker West End Street Railroad Company C. W. Bartlett H. M. Ayars M.F. Dickinson W. B. Sprout Soloman Solomant Lynn Belt Line Railroad Company Western Avenue Lynn P. J. Doherty H. F. Hurlbut Mary Gillespie Boston Gas Light Company Thomas Gillespie Same Thorn Street J. D. Long C. E. Todd L. Dabney P. Rust R. F. Herrick Brooks Devine Calef Mopan Conrick Boston Wise Ahern Connolly Morse E. Midx R.R Aldrich Margaret O’brien City of John D. Long William Schofield T. W. Proctor J. Albert Brackett Live Stock Insurance Company F. S. Hesseltine J. P. Leahy Thomas P. Blake F. E. Hinds H. F. Naphen J. A. Brackett John S. Bradbury G. B. Sias New Hampshire Carroll County L. M. Smart D. D. Allen Vincent Kelley Cohan Griffin Welch Cummings Lamb Oakman Addison Lynch Boston & Me Milligan Joyce Pearson Cordage Co Torrey Ingalls O' Neil Salvini Corcoran Horace BE Walker Manufacturing Company Orville H. Douglass J. G. Holt W. B. Rieh Patrick Dooley Edward Frothingham

Genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Proven The Best Remedy

Claiming superior curative powers, an advertisement touts Carlsbad Sprudel Salt as unrivaled for constipation rheumatism dyspepsia liver and kidney troubles urging buyers to secure only the genuine article amid imitators.

Carlsbad

Boston Court Verdicts and Trials in Tort and Equity

A late 19th century Boston court list reports verdicts in tort actions for damages up to 5000 dollars with multiple cases tried together and juries out, plus several personal injury actions arising from sewer or drainage defects. Other entries note contracts, equity petitions, and mortgage disputes with names of plaintiffs and defendants and counsel.

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