Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Apr 22, 1893, p. 7

Petition to convert wooden building into stable in Boston Ward 2

George B. Nichols petitions for consent to convert an old wooden building into a stable with five stalls on rear 44 New Street Ward 2. The plan complies with city statutes and ordinances governing stable erection occupancy and use, dimensions listed as 339 by 42 feet.

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Bostowr New Street Ward 2 Boston George B. Nichols Board OF Aldermen OF City OF Hastings Street Ward 22 Franklin C, Jillson Loston Tappan Street South Street Ward 23

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First Circuit Appeals on Shoe Beating-Out Machine Patent

The United States Circuit Court of Appeals First Circuit hears an appeal from Massachusetts circuit court ruling that Putnam Nelson and Wenn Jr George W Herrick et al. infringed a patent as assignees of James C Cutcheon for a beating out machine shaping shoe soles. Arguments by C A Taber T W Porter for appellants and Alexander P Browne for appellee.

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United States Circuit Court OF Appeals First Circuit Putnam Nelson and Wenn George W. Herrick Tripp Leveller Company Appellee Circuit Court Massachusetts James C. Cutcheon C. A. Taber T. W. Porter Appellant Alexander P. Browne

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Indictment Fraud Case in Naturalization Proceeding

United States District Court on April 21 indicted John Leary for fraud in procuring a certificate of naturalization. The jury disagreed. J M Marshall assisted for the government. Galvin and Sweeney represented the defendant. Petit jurors excused for the term.

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United States District Court Auprion United States John Leary J. M. Marshall United States District Attorney Galvin & Sweeney

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National Bank seeks injunction in equity case

Supreme Judicial Court in Equity grants denial of temporary injunction. National Bank of Redemption sues Kansas City Packing and Chase Refrigerator Company, seeking to restrain Market National Bank from disposing of property tied to a $5000 note pledged by Potter Lovell Company. J C Coombs represents complainant. M M Weston defends.

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Supreme Judicial Court Suffolk Equity Hollings J. National Bank of Redemption Kansas City Packing and Chase Refrigerator Company Market National Bank National Bank of Redemption Potter Lovell Company

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Superior Court Docket From Suffolk County April Sessions

The April first session lists numerous cases with plaintiffs seeking damages from Boston Gas Light, East Middlesex Railroad, and others. Notable verdicts include Frederick Morse v East Middlesex Railroad for 8687.50 and Frank M. Ryan v Boston Albany Railroad for 8000, plus several contract and tort actions across multiple sessions.

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Suffolk Thompson Mary Gillespie Boston Gas Light Company Thamas Gillespie Same J.D. Long E. T. Todd L. Dabney P. Rust F. R. Herricks Frederick H. Morse East Middlesex Railroad Company Main Street Malden Melrose R. R. Gilman J. Lowell Martin J. Connolly John J. Delea E. Greenhood J. M. Brown

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Insolvency court lists first and second meetings

In Suffolk County Massachusetts on April 21 judge McKim announced first meetings for insolvency cases, with second meetings set for June 2 for Maine Balsam Fir Company and partners, Horace Dias, Charles H Weld, Frederick W Brown. First hearings on compositions scheduled May 5 for John H Turner and Henry Poor & Son. discharges granted to several individuals. adjourned third meetings set for Barker, Lee & Co May 5. Andrew A Meyer May 26. Frances E Seavey Oct 18. Frank B Dole May 12. Gage & Goodwin June 16.

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Suffolk McKim, J Maine Balsam Fir Company Vernon D. Dygert H. Arthur Dygert Copartners Horace Dias Charles H. Weld Frederick W. Brown John H. Turner Henry Poor & Son Robert D. Ward William G. Orcutt, Jr Aubrin W. Knowles George H. Barker Ernest D. Blackwell James H. Langley George C. Whiting Barker, Lee & Co Andrew A. Meyer Frances E. Seavey Frank B. Dole Gage & Goodwin

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East Boston School Drill and Odd Fellows Meeting Last Night

East Boston High School held its annual drill and dance at Lyceum Hall. The Zenith Lodge of Odd Fellows met at Central Hall for regular business. Funeral services for Calvin H. Blinn of 152 Bremen Street set for morning at 9 at the Church of the Holy Redeemer. Blinn, born in Wiscasset Maine fifty four years ago, came to East Boston twenty six years ago leaving a widow and six children. The Outing Club plans a minstrel and variety show at Lyceum Hall Thursday with performers including J J Douglass J J Ryan J H Halligan Francis Williams Miss Maudie Scott Miss May Mooney Harry Burns Archie Deacon Richard Hewes Gus Murphy Master McCarthy and Mrs E Fitzgerald. A Meridian Street grocery clerk delivering on Trenton Street found a pocketbook with 55 in bills and receipts and papers totaling about 100. The owner was a Chel sea carriage builder. the clerk received 3 in thanks. The Ferryman.

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East Boston Lyceum Lycéum Hall J. J. Douglass J. J. Ryan J. H. Halligan Francis Williams Maudie Scott May Mooney Harry Burns Archie Deacon Richard Hewes Gus Murphy Master McCarthy E. Fitzgerald Meridian Street Trenton Street Chelsea

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Dorchester Notes Quiet Detectives Hunt Jack the Hugger

In Dorchester two Savin Hill and Upham's Corner youths hunted the Jack the Hugger across Dorchester avenue near Savin Hill. They misidentified each other until one leaped out and captured the other, prompting a scrimmage before police. Other items note a parish meeting, youth association debates, a new building plan, storm damage to telegraph poles, and upcoming social events at Odd Fellows’ Hall and Winthrop Hall.

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Savin Hill Upham’s Corner Jack the Hugger Dorchester Avenue Jack Unitarian Church John Tunis Boston Francis Tiffany Cambridge E. J. Lewis, Jr Dorchester Channing Club Nellie Reddington Sarah Blunt Kate Lally Seattle Dorchester Young Mens’ Association Canada United States Dinsmore Association Freeport Street Old Colony Catholic Union Odd Fellows’ Hall Jacqueminot Whist Club Winthrop Hall Grove Hall

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South Boston Community Notices Highlight Local Events

In Gray's Hall Dr. Giblin and associates discuss forming a cooperative bank with ex Governor Brackett presenting plans. City Point Catholic Association to stage a top merit concert in St Michael's Hall. Tudor Associates hold annual ball in Bethesda Hall. Pow Wow tribe hosts peace dance with 100 couples. Aids Club president McQuade receives gold headed cane at Tonti Hall smoke talk. Isaac Simon gives speech. South Boston Columbian Association meets in Memorial building at 3 pm. Father Clexton of St Augustine's improves. Delegation to attend New York naval parade next week. Wilson Club hosts annual ball in Bethesda Hall on Tuesday. West End urged to service Broadway extension. Dover Street patrons upset with service neglect. City Point.

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Gray’s Hall Giblin Brackett City Point Catholic Association St. Michael’s Hall Peninsula Tudor Associates Bethesda Hall Pow Wow Tribe Bernice Hall McQuade Aids Club Tonti Hall Isaac Simon South Boston Columbian Association Memorial Building E Street Father Clexton St. Augustine’s Church

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Somerville Calendar Highlights and Heroic Rescue

In Somerville the ailing Hon. Charles G. Pops received multiple physicians at home as his condition worsened. A female minstrel benefit for Willard C. Kinsley Relief Corps drew crowds at Odd Fellows Hall Winter Hill, while Masons chiefs visited West Somerville Wigwam. Conductor Bearse performed a quick rescue on a drunken wagon threat near Warren bridge as Motorman Martin reacted to an imminent collision.

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Charles G. Pops Willard C. Kinsley Odd Fellows’ Hall Winter Hill Great Council of Massachusetts West Somerville Anthoine North Cambridge Clarendon Hall Bearse Warren Bridge Charlestown Martin Ovtp Powperr Howse

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Chelsea Social Highlights and Local Events Summary

In Chelsea the Women's Educational and Industrial Union heard Anna C. Lee discuss astrology and solar biology at Universalist Church. Marie Bearsejours was buried at Holy Cross after a funeral from 86 Suffolk Street. A Lincoln Hall roller skating party and a Pythian Rink drill and dance featured Chelsea and Boston units with Cherry's Orchestra.

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Universalist Church Women’s Educational and Industrial Union Anna C. Lee Marie Bearsejours Suffolk Street Holy Cross Malden Lincoln Hall Powderhorn Lodge Arkansas Golden Slipper Glee Club Frost Hospital Armory Hall Second Street L. A. Tucker Unitarian Church Pythian Rink E Hibernian Rifles Company E Chelsea Comany B Boston Cherry Ferryman

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Cambridge Notes: meetings and moves in June

The Cambridge Congregational Club plans no meeting until June 12. Dr. George M. Palmer has moved to Boston and opened an Mt. Vernon street office. Spiller and Miss Whittier are to wed in June at Winthrop. Cambridge Lodge 74th anniversary of Odd Fellowship to be celebrated next Tuesday. James McCormick resigns from Sacred Heart Pioneer Corps to join Long Distance Telephone Co. yard bridge.

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Cambridge Congregational Club George M. Palmer Boston Mt. Vernon Street W. H. Spiller, Jr Grace Whittier Winthrop Cambridge Lodge Odd Fellowship America James McCormick Sacred Heart Pioneer Corps Connecticut Long Distance Yard Bridge

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Willing Witnesses Expose Remarkable Doctor Remedy

Newark resident H M Levy shares a six year back and chest pain ordeal and says Dr Greene's Nervura cured him after two bottles. W E Hamilton of New York reports stomach cramps and stiffness improved by the remedy. Promoted as a safe vegetable spring medicine costing $1 and sold by druggists, with free physician consultation at 34 Temple Place Boston.

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H. M. Levy Newark N. J Mulberry Street W. E. Hamilton Second Ave New York City Dr. Greene Greene

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Malden Notes on Local People and Funeral Obsequies

Frank Clifford of Winthrop Street plans to attend opening day games. Charles T. Small visits town from Boston with stores in Franklin Street and Portland. The funeral of ex Mayor John K C Sleeper was held at Highland Avenue with Rev. Leonard Mansfield and Barnes officiating. City government sent ivy and roses. Florists and residents sent tributes. George E Bliss celebrates a new home on Garnet Street. Miss Clara French and William D. Goff Jr. to marry.

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Frank Clifford Winthrop Street Charles T. Small Franklin Street Boston Portland Mr. Small John K. C. Sleeper Malden Highland Avenue Joe M. Leonard Joseph H. Mansfield D.D J. W. F. Barnes Charlestown Roswell KR. Robinson Charles L. Dean Benjamin Faulkner Caleb G. Sprague G. K. Shapire George Henry Arthur W. Wing A. G. van Nostrand Colonel Mitchell State House Sleeper A. B. Whiting T. N. Fogue George W. Walker Charles R J. P. Magee George E. Bliss Garnet Street Clara French Clarendon Street William D. Goff, Jr Tan Bark

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Ex Mayor Martin to Attend A P Martin Camp 62 Anniversary

Next Friday evening April 28 ex Mayor Martin of Boston will attend the seventh anniversary banquet of A P Martin Camp 62 Sons of Veterans at 8 oclock. George William Gragg will be toastmaster and an entertainment beyond the usual is planned. The Citizen notes Boston Post dollar gas dispute in editorial today. Tracks on Broadway and Alfred street are rough causing car bobbing and discomfort. C B Ladd is away on business in the South. Streets department works to improve city roads. John A Schlesinger praised for civil service success and now Captain Hewett.

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Martin Boston A. P. Martin Sons of Veterans Camno George William Gragg Citizen Boston Post Broadway Alfred Street C. B. Ladd John A. Schlesinger Hewett

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Funeral of Deacon William Stetson in Medford

The funeral for Deacon William Stetson 70 of the Baptist Church was held yesterday afternoon from the church and burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery. He died last Tuesday and was a longtime respected Medford resident.

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Decon William Stetson The Baptist Church Oak Grove Stetson Medford Universalist Church Gibbs Mystic Park

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Brighton High School Captain Judges Military Drill Exhibit

Captain W C Burbank of Brighton High School served as a judge at the fourteenth annual military drill and physical training exhibition at East Boston High School last night. Other notes mention Mrs Martin’s illness, restaurant work, local business openings at Linden and Cambridge streets, family births, and a snowbound trip for W L Green from Franklin Street to North Chester Vermont.

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W. C. Burbank Brighton High School East Boston High School Martin Franklin Street Allston Isaac Warren Linden Cambridge Streets Patrick Barrett John Parker Soule

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Charging Row for Air Rents Cited in Chicago Record

A landlord shows units to a prospective tenant claiming the hall room costs 840 a month while another unit rents for $80 due to better ventilation. The tenant jokes about charging for air to breathe. The exchange appears as a sharp quip in the Chicago Record.

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Petition to convert wooden building into stable in Boston Ward 2

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First Circuit Appeals on Shoe Beating-Out Machine Patent

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Indictment Fraud Case in Naturalization Proceeding

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National Bank seeks injunction in equity case

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Superior Court Docket From Suffolk County April Sessions

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Insolvency court lists first and second meetings

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East Boston School Drill and Odd Fellows Meeting Last Night

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Dorchester Notes Quiet Detectives Hunt Jack the Hugger

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South Boston Community Notices Highlight Local Events

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Somerville Calendar Highlights and Heroic Rescue

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Chelsea Social Highlights and Local Events Summary

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Cambridge Notes: meetings and moves in June

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Willing Witnesses Expose Remarkable Doctor Remedy

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Malden Notes on Local People and Funeral Obsequies

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Ex Mayor Martin to Attend A P Martin Camp 62 Anniversary

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Funeral of Deacon William Stetson in Medford

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