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24 Apr 1893

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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1893

Page

7

Probate notices cluster from Suffolk Massachusetts

A long list of probate citations in Boston and Suffolk County summons heirs and executors to court for May 1893 hearings. Administrators and executors are directed to publish weekly notices in the Boston Post for three weeks, with witnesses and dates noted. The notices cover names such as Mary Ann Glenn, Rose Norton Clancy, Silas Gage, James Mortell, Rennis Leary, Maria Fuchs, Esther Nelson, and others, detailing potential name changes and asset distributions. Local officials authorize publication and service of citations.

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Massachusetts Suffolk Anna S Boston Charles C. Barton Boston Post Doan W. McKim Esquire Elijah George Register Bridget Ek Haley Bridget Haley Katherine A. Meany The Joan W. McKim Elwah George Jom Monwealth Massachusetis Lord Harry King Stanley Harold King Stanley John W. McKim Ommon Wealth Charles Farren Nancy Farren John W. McKim, Esquire Commonwealth of Massachusetts Ansel Lothrop William H. Larown Joan W. McK William G. Bent Frank K. Linscott James Mortell Loston Mary A. Mortell Houston Post Mary F. Cahill Austin H. Connell Admr Mary Ann Glenn William Foster Sdid Joan W. McKro William Henry Snow William Henry Gran Snow Eluwaah George Rose Norton Clancy Patrick H. Norton Rosa Norton Silas G. Gage Emma J. Gage James Edwin Gage Concord New Hampshire William Mortell Jonn V. McKim, Esquire Rennis Leary Aaid County Ellen Leary Joan W. McKim, Esquire George C. Fuchs Maria Fuchs Lizzie M. Drixell Oston Gronene George Fuchs Eliwah George Totvice Mary Mulkerns Mary Comer Teresa B. Burreby Admx Esther Nelson Barnard Nelson Admi Thomas F. Hughes Mary Hughes Bridget Gallivan James Gallivan Schuyler Walker James G. Walker Norton Graham Anna Graham Totice Eugene Geary Mary Geary William Buchanan James R. Williams Tremont St James Lester Joseph N. Pastene Neesof Myra W. Abbott Julia F. Sherman Edward F. Murray Joseph W. Collins Laurence P. Egan Margaret E. Gately Ellen McNulty Sarah G. McNulty
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Probate notices and executors named in Massachusetts

Probate court citations in 1893 name Charles A Longfellow Jr and Thomas A Clark as executors with bond waivers and dates for May 1893. Public notices urge heirs and creditors to appear and file claims, with further executor appointments for Martha Tufts and Nellie A Batchelder in Boston and Suffolk County estates.

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Civil and Equity Court Docket Listing First Circuit

The Civis Court lists multiple cases across sessions with dockets and names. Thompson and Alder judges preside in Suffolk in First and Second Sessions plus Fourth Jury and Equity sessions. Entries include Burke v Killian Daly v Black Pike Mfg Co v Gaffney Groves v Wilson and many more, with highest numbers noted and a note that motions will be heard today.

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Burke Killian Daly Black Pike Mfg. Co Gaffney Groves Wilson Holcombe Hale Sperrin Same Hano Welsh Stockwell Crisco Elysium Cahill Hail Aldrich Crine Bergman Spektorsky Madden West End R.R Smith Boston Wenz Brooks Aldr Knapp Braham Erlandson Melvin McNamara Bost Weisman Scanlon Browne Gray Pulsifer Huebener McLaughlin Burns Horne Payne Thompson Hornden West End R. R O’ Brien Bost. & Me R.R Barden Coleman Hall Sherman, J Emery Bennett Moors Roberts Spofford Emond Conant Brown Neally Bolbrook McCann Kiley Crowley Dyer Marcus Rice Eadhron Stevens Paige Pratt Howard Equity Mason C. J
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Men You Ought to Be Acquainted With Series

Last night at Maverick Church Chapels the Rev C S MacFarland gave the third sermon in the Men you ought to be acquainted with series. Mrs J Long of Marion street, recently ill after returning from Washington, is able to go out. The Commercial Associations annual ball is set for Lyceum Hall tonight. A Bohemian Club formed in Church of the Holy Redeemer basement with John J Douglas President George Reardon secretary and John J Cronin treasurer. Their first entertainment at Hilton school hall on June 1 features The Two Potts Wanted A Mule Cook A Tender Attachment and Macbeth duet. Arthur E Ward of Somerville was in town yesterday. Miss Minnie Tighe visited on Central square yesterday. Mrs E L Fitzgerald of the first section will sing at the Outing Club concert Thursday evening. Lawler's yard by the Meridian street bridge hosts many yachtsmen as Resolute and Excelsior undergo overhauls and several yachts are being fitted out.

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Maverick Church C. S. MacFarland J. Long Marion Street Washington Commercial Associates Lyceum Hall Church of the Holy Redeemer
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Dorchester News Highlights And Local Events

Dorchester residents back savin hill park preservation and urge city aid. Music Hall house warming set for May 1 with Society members invited. Dorchester social set hosts a reception at Old Dorchester Clubhouse tonight. Reverend Sullivan funeral at St Peter’s Church. Engagements announced including Freeman Connor and Little Thompson. Church services honor Phillips Brooks. Cooperative bank meeting eyed with Governor Brackett praised. Jacqueminot Whist Club hosts social in Upham’s Corner. Sacred concert at St Michael’s Hall features Lovell Van Buren Johnson Clifford de Seve Ryan and Kelley. Gorman concert at Bethesda Hall draws crowds. South Boston Dance Club plans smoke talk and entertainment. Wilson Club hall event slated at Bethesda Hall. Columbian Association to elect officers at Dahlgren Hall. City Point remarks.

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Savin Hill Dorchester St. Peter’s T. A. and L. Society Music Hall Dorchester Club Henry N. Sawyer, Jr New York Sawyer John W. Sullivan St. Peter’s Church Parker Jack Cousie B. Freeman Arthur J. Connor Boston Emma Clementine Cole Sumner B. Cole Savin Hill Avenue Stephen Augustus Smith St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Upham’s Corner Mary B. Little Arthur Little John F. Thompson Portland Miss Little Gray’s Hall South Boston Brackett Jacqueminot Whist Club Winthrop Hall City Point Catholic Association St. Michael’s Hall T. P. Lovell Minna van Buren Herbert Johnson Thomas E. Clifford Alfred de Seve Kate Ryan Boston Museum Company John Craig Kelley Ed Gorman Bethesda Hall SS. Peter and Paul’s Lyceum South Boston Columbian Association Dahlgren Hall City Pont
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Chelsea social events and upcoming concerts in Chelsea

The Rufus 8. Frost hospital bazaar opens in the armory Saturday evening and runs through Thursday night. Rev. G. S. Avery of Boston spoke at the Y M C A on A Royal Invitation. John P. Flinn of Norwich visits Cary avenue. Bay View Social Club hosts its first annual ball at Pythian Rink tonight. Palestine and William Parkman Commanderies of East Boston attend Universalist Church service Sunday May 14 led by Rev. R. Perry Bush. Chelsea Yacht Club prepares for the season with harbor spins. Dr. Everett, with George Fred Williams and Sherman Hoar, speaks at the Academy of Music tonight. Common Council meets tonight in City Hall. William J. Morris of Broadway to move to Winthrop after purchasing two houses.

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Rufus Knight Templars of East Boston Universalist R. Perry Bush Chelsea Yacht Club Dr. Everett Academy of Music George Fred Williams Sherman Hoar Common Council City All William J. Morris Broadway Winthrop Ferryman
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Somerville Notes On Odd Fellows Faith And Local Improvements

The Rev L M Powers preached to the Odd Fellows at Cross Street Universalist Church. Paul Revere and Oasis Lodges attended. Evening sermon to the W C T U. Festival of Flowers proceeds about 1550. Willow bridge nearly ready with iron work done and flooring being laid. Oasis Lodge will celebrate Odd Fellowship anniversary on May Lin Miner Hall. Tufts College entertainment planned by Glee Mandolin Guitar Club and Columbia Orchestra. Somerville Centre residents push for a new depot due to population growth. Willard C Kinsley Post G A R attended Broadway Congregational Church for an April 10 tribute by Rev J F Lovering. Mr Lovering is a member of the post. Ox p PowpErR Hous.

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L. M. Powers Cross Street Universalist Church Odd Fellows Paul Revere Oasis Lodges Willow Oasis Lodge Odd Fellowship Tufts College Glee, Mandolin and Guitar Club Columbia Orchestra Somerville Centre Willard C. Kinsley Post Broadway Congregational Church J. F. Lovering Lovering Post Ox_p PowpErR Hous
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Grace sails to Europe for consul duties in Roxbury

Mr and Mrs Pierce J Grace depart Saturday for Europe where Grace assumes the duties of vice consul to General P A Collins. Nearby, John Glancy, longtime district merchant, lies seriously ill at his Renfrew Street home. Bob Allen's dramatic company presents Frolics at Dudley Street Opera House tonight. Mabel Stetson Caverly and Harwood Barry to wed at Roxbury Universalist Church Thursday.

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Pierce J. Grace Shea Europe Grace P. A. Collins John Glancy Boston Renfrew Street Bob Allen Dramatic Company Dudley Street Opera House Mabel Stetson Caverly Harwood Barry Roxbury
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Mr W R Babcock Appointed General Passenger for NY & NE

Mr W R Babcock has been named general passenger for the New York and New England railroad. The appointment expands leadership in the companys passenger services and reflects ongoing corporate personnel moves.

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W. R. Babcock Pessenner New York New England
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Ed Davies Leaves Holton Firm for Guindon & Durant Boston

Cambridge note: Ed Davies, seven years cashier for Fred H. Holton, resigns Tuesday to join Guindon & Durant at 38 and 40 Beverly Street Boston. Also, Columbian Club apron and necktie party in Central Square Armory next Thursday hosted by Ward 3 young ladies.

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Ed Davies Cambridge Fred H. Holton Guindon & Durant Beverly Street Boston Columbian Club Central Square Armory St. John’s Literary Institute John J. Scott James Calnan First Universalist Church H. S. Pettes Cummings-Hapgood Oddenday Walnut Street George H. Holmes Charles River Bank New York Linn Boyd Porter Albert Ross Harvard Ware Streets Fogerty Harvard Street Harvard Bridge
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Charlestown Carnival and Town Highlights

Patrolman Jere O’Brien resumes duty at Station 15. Seventeenth of June Carnival Associa tion feature committee meets at 120 Main Street tomorrow evening for parade representations. Next Friday the High School boys hold their annual prize drill at Monument Square main hall with dancing to follow. The Oxford Three present a fancy dress party at Monument Hall tomorrow night. Clipper Trio and Comedy Company bring a major show to Association Hall tomorrow evening with many local artists. Henry J. Riley opens a drug store at 7 Yunker Hill Street. Druids meeting postponed to next Sunday at 2 PM. Charlestown Club to discuss a proposed addition to the club house. BunKEr Hill.

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Jere O’brien Station 15 Main Street Monument Square Oxford Monument Hall Association Hall Clipper Trio Ienry J. Riley Tremont Northampton Streets City Roper
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Medford’s Cradock House and local events loom large

Medford hails the Cradock house claimed as the oldest in the United States, owned by Mayor Lawrence. Plans a minstrel show at the Opera House. C H Oliver named truant officer. Miss Bessie L Barnes to teach Ling system to Medford teachers. Associates of 1818 to hold annual meeting at Medford House for residents born in 1818. Longwood Banjo Mandolin and Guitar Club to perform in Lawrence and Marlboro, members include Edward A Grout Josephine Byron Katherine Lauriat and Robert W Hull. Mystic Park.

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Cradock United States Lawrence C. H. Oliver Bessie L. Barnes Brookline Boston School of Gymnastics Medford Associates of Medford House Longwood Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club Marlboro Edward A. Grout Josephine Byron Katherine Lauriat Robert W. Hull Mystic Park
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Everett Elections and Local Developments in Broadway Area

In Everett the board delays polls to 10 a m, aiding Republicans according to Democrats. A GOP rally at Everett Hall features Speaker Barrett Senator Hoar and Samuel W McCall with Everett Fife Drum and Bugle Corps music. Also notes reception for Rev Blackett at parsonage Wednesday evening plus land purchase by A O Tufts and election of E W Frisbie as president of the Gallaudet Society.

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Board of Aldermen Evans Everett Hall Barrett Senator Hoar Samuel W. McCall Boston Louise Nichols John C. Crowley Broadway
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Spring Health Boost Promoted By Dr Greene's Nervura

A dated promotional notice extols Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as a spring tonic. It cites testimonials from David H. Keating of Baltimore and Miss V. D. Sanborn of Billerica praising cures for dyspepsia, kidney and liver issues, and general fatigue. The ad claims Nervura improves blood and nerves, regulates organs, is vegetable and harmless, and sells for $1 at druggists with Dr Greene available for consultation.

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David H. Keating Pennsylvania Ave Baltimore V. D. Sanborn Billerica Mass Dr. Greene
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Malden Battles Street Railway Plans and Local Losses

Malden citizens oppose the Boston Malden and Stoneham Street Railway Company scheme to lay tracks and seize land. A bill granting privileges passed the Legislature, while ex Mayors Converse Fuller Wiggin and Alfred E. Cox, with others, push to block it. A petition is circulating as land seizures threaten Malden. Also noted: the Jewell and Richards partnership dissolved, Mr. Jewell continuing the business. Ward 5 leader Charles Watts, 57, died of paralysis last Friday. funeral held yesterday. Watts was active in Masonic bodies and Melrose Council Royal and Select Masters. Representative Charles F. Shute plans to travel to New York to view the naval parade. May Festival anticipated in Mayland National Hall on May 2 with 120 youths rehearsing dances: Crocus, Nursery, Sailor, Blossom, Moorish. W. QO Lovell directs the drilling. girls battalion officers named for the High School drill next Friday: Major Miss Jennie Tufts, adjutant Miss Alice Stevens, captains Misses Lou Hitchcock Agnes Yale Maud Backus Grace Grant.

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Boston Jewell Ward 5 Charles Watts Fredericton N. B Watts Mt. Vernon Lodge A. F A. M Royal Arch the Tabernacle Beauseant Commandery K. of T Melrose Council Charles F. Shute New York National Hall W. QO. Lovell Jennie Tufts Alice Stevens Lou Hitchcock Agnes Yale Maud Backus Grace Grant Tan Bark
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Electric car rails run near Beacon Park in Cambridge street

The new electric car line follows part of Cambridge street and runs along Beacon Park due to lease terms. Tracks cannot be moved. The route will reach northern railroad stations with Bowdoin square travel about ten minutes shorter than via Tremont House. Mansfield Tennis Club formed with many Allston players. Courts lie between Mansfield and Franklin streets. W C T U meets next Wednesday at 3 PM at Mrs. Parker's 13 Pratt Street.

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Cambridge Street Beacon Park Bowdoin Square Tremont House Mansfield Tennis Club Allston Mansfield Franklin Streets Frank E. Parker Pratt Street
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The Press Club Saturday Night Festivities

The Press Club hosted a lively Saturday night with attendees including Thomas Q. Sea brooke George W. Lederer D Davies E B Jack Eugene O Rourke and others adding to the merriment.

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Everbody Press Club Thomas Q. Seabrooke George W. Lederer D. Davies E. B. Jack Eugene O’rourke
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