Massachusetts Probate Notices for Hyde and Burrell Estates
Public notices in the Middlesex and Suffolk Probate Courts announce letters of administration for the estate of Jonathan Hi Hyde of Cambridge and letters testamentary for NANDALL G Burrell of Boston. The filings name William F Poole and Herbert L Burrell as petitioners, outline citation dates, and require weekly Boston Post publications culminating before court dates in May 1893.
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Register
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Frances L. Moses
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Commonwealth of
Lowell
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Ss. H. Folsom
Mid-dlesex
Jonathan HI. Hyde
Cambridge
William F. Poole
Marlborough
Middlesex
S. H. Folsom
Nandall G. Burrell
Saich
Herbert L. Burrell
John W. McKim
Four year old Nellie Russell wakes in delirium case of meningitis
Four year old Nellie Russell of Peabody awoke from a deep sleep to delirium, with doctors concluding it is meningitis. Her condition arouses concern as her father has faced multiple family illnesses and losses recently, including the death of his wife.
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Peabody
Post
Foster
Kennedy
Salem
John Russell
Rust
William E
Free two weeks treatment offer from Dr Dewey specialist
To sufferers from catarrh bronchitis lung troubles dyspepsia rheumatism diseases of the kidneys skin and blood Dr Dewey the specialist will furnish two weeks treatment and medicine free His offices are at 40 Tennyson street corner Columbus avenue near Providence depot and are open daily till 8 p m except Sundays 10 to 4 p m
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Tennyson Street
Columbus Avenue
Providence Depot
Andrew Johnson vs Merry Mount Granite Co suit in equity
In United States Circuit Court Equity Session on April 25 Judge Carpenter hears a bill by Andrew Johnson against Merry Mount Granite Company seeking to cancel a sealed release. Alleged injuries from a rock blast cited as mental incapacity misrepresentation and language ignorance. Evidence unfinished. Attorneys listed for both sides.
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United States Circuit Court— Equity
Carpenter
Interstate Express Company v Snow and others pleading insolvency
Supreme Judicial Court in Equity hears bill to vacate an injunction restraining disposal of property tied to the Eastern Despatch & Delivery Company as an involuntary insolvency petition is noted. Arguments by Wheelwright for complainant and Whipple for defendants. decision reserved. Lucinda Dickson v Dickson orders books and note delivery to complainant. F V Qua for complainant. Galvin & Sweeney for defendants.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk, Is
Houmens
Interstate Express Company
Charles J. Snow
Bill
Suffolk
Eastern Despatch & Delivery Company
J. T. Wheelwright
L. Whipple
Lucinda Dickson
Case involves injuries in Lowell factory run by Massachusetts Cotton Mills
In Middlesex Superior Court Lowell on April 24 judge Busuner hears Percy O Wilson sue Massachusetts Cotton Mills for 50000 damages claiming a defective dangerous machine caused his injuries while employed there. Attorneys Burke O Connell for plaintiff Richardson for defendant. Also listed cases include Blanchard Faulkner Desbens Boott Mills Durgin Merrimack Abbott Lame Gray Props Lowell Cemetery Reardon Davis Furber Machine Co.
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Lowell
Busuner
Percy O. Wilson
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
J. C. Burke
B. LD. O'Connell
G. F. Richardson
Blanchard
Boott Cotton Mills
Durgin
Merrimack Mfg. Co
Abbott
Lame
Qgray
Lowell Cemetery
Reardon
Davis & Furber Machine Co
Dame Fashion Sets Low Prices on Muslin Curtains at Paine's
Fashion enforces thrift and a kind mood as muslin curtains from Switzerland go on sale at Paine's furniture stores on Canal Street. Upholstery parlors report hundreds of eager buyers daily examining the new muslin curtains arriving from Switzerland.
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Paine
Canal Street
Switzerland
The Judges Differ in GE Stock Case Across Circuits
The United States Circuit Court at St. Louis denied an injunction preventing Columbia Incandescent Lamp Co from manufacturing lamps, upholding prior invention claims by Goeble. Prior NY circuit ruling favored Edison, prompting new affidavits. Uneven circuit decisions mean Columbia lamps may sell in St Louis territory but infringe in New York. GE weighs next move with counsel before public comments.
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General Electric
United States Circuit Court
St. Louis
Columbia Incandescent Lamp Company
United States
New York
Edison Company
Columbia
Circuit
United States Supreme Court
Coffin
Columbus Monument Unveiled at World Fair in Chicago
The bronze Columbus statue costing 340000 was unveiled at 3 PM on the lake front foot of Congress street. Mayor Harrison spoke along with others as the monument returns to Chicago after the fair. A train of 200 Zulus seized an inbound train near Grand Crossing, detained conductor Brown and brakemen, and were subdued by police with the men later moved to the fair grounds.
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Christopher Columbus
Lake Front
Congress Street
Chicago
Ford
W. Peck
Harrison
Creighton
Two More Slige Convicts Escape on Train
Two inmates being moved from Peekskill to Sing Sing escaped during a 11:30 am transport on the New York Central line near Croton Landing. Deputy Sheriff Pugsley pursued one fugitive while the conductor detained him. the second prisoner leapt from the rear of the car and fled.
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Peekskill
Pugsley
New York Central
Croton Landing
Pagsley
Funeral for James T Trainor Held in East Boston
The funeral from 566 Sumner Street yesterday morning included a Requiem Mass at the Church of the Assumptions led by Rev Father Garrity with six brothers as pallbearers. Interment followed at Holy Cross Cemetery. A benefit concert for Theodore Crocker, hurt in the Lincoln Street fire, is set for Maverick Church tomorrow night. At Enterprise Bank, officers elected include President Joshua N. Taylor and a slate of directors and officers. Oriental Commandery plans to work the third degree on multiple candidates. The Fisherman
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Sumner Street
Father Garrity
Church of the Assumptions
Holy Cross Cemetery
Maverick Church
Theodore Crocker
Lincoln ‘Street
Enterprise Bank
Joshua N. Taylor
James Townsend
Iorace B. Butler
Richard Keough
T. F. Clarrigan
Herman Drake
John A. Raycroft
William Gardner
Charles T. Witt
William G. Emery
M. H. Shute
F. H. Leonard
F. E. Dimoch
Edward Robbins
William Waters, Jr
J. A. Raycroft
Charles A. Grant
Luther W. Drowne
Oriental Commandery
Ferryman
Charlestown Local Happenings and Upcoming Events
Charlestown notices report road work on West End road at City square due to finish in about ten days. Highlights include Clipper Trio and Comedy Company concert at Association Hall with Arthur W. Toppan praised for Out Yesterday. Charlestown Cadet Band to debut in new uniforms on Memorial Day. Oxford Three hosted fancy dress at Monument Hall. Forty hours devotion concluded at St Marys Church with high mass. Charlestown Artillery planning a party at the company armory next month. Bunker Hill Lodge Fraternal social set for Monument Hall tomorrow. Seven teenth of June Carnival Association designing medals for the June 17 celebration.
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West End
Association Hall
Clipper Trio
Arthur W. Toppan
Charlestown
Oxford Three
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St. Mary’s Church
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Company
Bunker Hill Lodge
Railroad ‘Frainmen
Frank P. Miskelly
Adelphi Male Quartet to Perform in Oakland Hall
In Dorchester a Boston group, the Adelphi Male Quartet, will present a concert in Oakland Hall on Thursday evening. A series of local social events and club activities filled the community notices, including Odd Fellows and youth school gatherings, with various entertainments and anniversaries noted across Neponset area.
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Boston
Oakland Hall
Neponset Bay
Neponset
Odd Fellows
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King's Daughters
Churea
Chickatawbut Club
Thorndike
Henry L. Pierce
Hendrie
Crescent Lodge
D. of BR
First Baptist Church
Ellison
Odd Fellowship
Robinson Building
Grove Hall
New Drinking Trough Gifted by Mrs Teele at Salem Corner
A drinking trough has been erected at the corner of Salem and Spring streets as Mrs Teele provides the gift. Several houses rise at the old ball grounds and talk swirls of a new daily paper for the city. Citizens oppose city government appropriations as tax estimates hit 18 per 1000. The Glenwood depot nears completion in Mystic Park.
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Teele
Salem
Spring Streets
Glenwood
Mystic Park
Social notices from South Boston clubs and meetings
South Boston reports a busy sequence of club events last evening at Bethesda Hall and nearby venues. Highlights include the Wilson Club bar with 200 couples under T. J. Curtis, the Bohemian Club surprise for Miss Breen, Mizpah Lodge dancing, Dahlgren W. R. C. eleventh anniversary, and Home Rule mass meeting plans. Additional items cover South Boston Canoe Club, Columbian Society ice cream party, a church vestry entertainment, and a cooperative bank officer nominating meeting set for the coming week in City Point.
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Wilson Club
Bethesda Hall
T. J. Curtis
John Hawkes
Henry Corcoran
T. F. Quinn
D. J. Casey
R. J. Reinold
E. L. Geary
J. J. Aheern
C.J. Wall
J. J. Reagan
Thomas Mullen
J. Burns
T. J
Mizpah Lodge
Bernice Hall
William C. Elliott
A. B. McEwen
E. M. Mann
M. A. Hopkins
John Roebuck
Charles E. Broderick
William O. Elliott
Dahlgren W
Somerville Funeral Plans For Mayor Pope And Others
Funeral services for Mayor Charles G. Pope set for Thursday at 2 PM in the Unitarian Church Highland Avenue. City government members will attend in body. City Council held a special meeting last night. school board proposes resolutions by Bingham Hanscom Carr and Chapin. West Somerville Democratic Club banquets Monday. Funeral for William Brown Komical Brown held yesterday at 2 PM at his residence 200 Summer Street with Rev. Sne officiating and burial at Woodlawn. William Lincoln of the sub treasury ill but improving. Williston P Robinson, formerly of Summit Avenue, buys a summer house at Winthrop. Willun P Jr now manager of the St Jo Railroad. A E Mann will handle Mayor Pope funeral. Old Powder House.
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Unitarian Church
Highland Avenue
City Hall
Messrs. Bingham, Hanscom, Carr and Chapin
West Somerville
Democratic Club
William Brown
Komical Brown
Summer Street
Mr. Sne
Williston P. Robinson
Summit Avenue
Winthrop
Willun P. Jr
St. Jo Railroad
A. E. Mann
Pope
Old Powder House
Brighton Fire Leads to Police Station in Beacon Park
A new druggist named Kerri van is added to the Brighton fire list in the Nagle block. The Brighton police station remains a monument to what might be. A. A. Smith thrives at his Cambridge street store with tempting menus and provisions. Harry Owens, the tensorial artist, charms children with his playful act and a phayful lii in the Indidog. BEACON PARK.
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Kerrivan
Nagle Block
New Brighton
Division 14
District Court
A. A. Smith
Cambridge Street
Harry Owens
Mr. Owens
Beacon Park
Eminent Brundage Endorses Dr Greene Nervara Cure
Prominent New York financier Joseph Brundage endorses Dr Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy. He credits it with curing severe nervous trouble, dyspepsia, and insomnia after five bottles, noting weight gain and restored health. The ad cites Dr Greene of Boston as discoverer and offers $1 priced, vegetable remedy available through druggists.
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Academy Music
Newburg
N. Y
Prudential Insurance Co
Dr. Greene
Creene
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
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