Governor Wolcott Nominates Adams to Boston Police Board
His Excellency comments on liquor license practices as Governor Wolcott nominates Harry F. Adams of 41 Mt Vernon Street to join the Boston Board of Police, replacing General A P Martin. The Executive Council will consider the nomination next meeting with expected confirmation. Adams, born January 1871 in Boston, educated at Washington Grammar and Roxbury High, began with Hadley Company then Massachusetts National Bank in 1875.
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Wolcott
Harry F. Adams
Mt. Vernon Street
Boston
Hadley Company
Massachusetts National Bank
Adams Nominated for Boston Police Board by Governor
Harry F. Adams of Ward 8 nominated by Governor Wolcott to succeed General Martin on the Boston Police Board. Adams, a Democrat and bank official, has a long civic and club background and pledged to pursue police reforms including license policies and liquor control, opposing transfers and Sunday drinking in hotels. He lives at 14 Mt. Vernon Street and was endorsed by banking leaders and party affiliates.
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Harry F. Adams
Ward 8
Wolcott
Police Board
Martin
Adams
Worcester
Samuel G. Adams
Boston
Puritan Club
Union Boat Club
Washington Lodge
Mt. Vernon Royal Arch
Joseph Warren Commandery
Mt. Vernon Street
Arthur T. Lyman
Francis L. Coolidge
Young Men’s Democratic Club
John Lowell
William A. French
Massachusetts National Bank
E. H. Haskell
Arthur L. Stedman
John W. Weeks
Walcott
State Street
A. P. Martin
Clock Gift Honors Loudon Wilson Tailors in Washington
A dinner at Hayward celebrated the presentation of a magnificent clock by Waltham Clock Company to Loudon & Wilson, leading Washington street tailors. William Glenn spoke, praising the firm as recipients were surprised by the tribute. Several gentlemen assisted in arranging the memorable event.
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Hayward
Waltham Clock Company
R.‘S. Hood
Waltham Ated Company
Loudon & Wilson
Washington Street
William Glenn
Pavonia
Wilson
L. B. Barnes
John F. Dill
C. A. Evans
Walter Capron
H. C. Haake
Stephen D. Loren
Aniel Crowley
Joseph B.rown
E. Burnham
G. J. Butters
N. Smith
Worcester
John Mealy
George R. T. Tar
Two masted schooner dream fuels Camden shipbuilder plan
A Camden Maine shipbuilder envisions a six masted schooner costing 140000 dollars with 125 foot masts and 13000 yards of sail, promising easy handling and money for the yard within two years amid port activity and tug movements. The piece notes vessels including Governor Ames, Teviotdale, City of Macon, National, and 58 barge, with Chelsea and East Boston crews and captains mentioned.
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Manila
Ames
John B. Prescott
Norfolk
City of
Macon
New York
National
Fosset
Bayonne
Philadelphia
Halifax
N. S
Stell Lennan
Lewis
Blanche
Chelsea
Mark von
Steel National
Furness Line
St. Laamwrence
Amburg
Antwerp
Montreal
Elihu Thomson
Sprague & Breed
Sayaa
Seattle
Honolulu
Liverpool
Leyland Line
East Boston
Post
Philadelphian
Robert Corey
Alcina
Boston
Gloucester Harbor
Arive
India Wharf
H. F. Dimock
Bernard
William Magee
Galileo
Hull
England
Yates
Magee
Wilson
Cleveland
John E. Chase
Pictou
Glasgow
Otterspool
Kershaw
Battery Wharf
Sant Large Holger Peasee
Sugar and salt cargoes enter port in big fleet
The fleet adds Bratsberg Dart and Krim steamers and Tromp Pellegrina O sailing ships with 81 630 baskets and bags of Java Egyptian and Cuban sugar. Willard Mudgett bark and Calabria schooner bring 49 949 bushels of salt from Cockburn Harbor. Two sailing ships add 15 817 baskets from Java. Baskets weigh 500 to 1000 pounds and bag sugar 220 to unknown pounds. Total receipts consign to American Sugar Refining Company, except Bratsberg cargo, totaling 22 368 160 pounds worth about 1 100 000 dollars.
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Bratsberg
Dart
Krim
Tromp
Pellegrina O
Java
Willard Mudgett
Calabria
Cockburn Harbor
American Sugar Refining Company
Free Pleasure Trip Offer From Dominion Atlantic Railway
The Dominion Atlantic Railway offers a free tour through the Maritime Provinces to the person sending the most names of current residents or parents born in the Maritime Provinces within the last ten years. Entries must include complete addresses and be in by June 10, 1899. Names must be of persons over 15, trip any time in 1899, send to J F Masters Boston.
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Dominion Atlantic Railway Company
Maritime Provinces
Yarmouth
Halifax
St. John
New England
J. F. Masters
Dominion Atlantic Beliany Company
Washington Street
Boston
Best Time for Royal Blue Line Tours to Historic Venues
Personal tours depart Boston on April 28 May 12 and 26 visiting Washing ton Old Point Richmond Luray and Gettysburg. Hotels include Ebbitt Riggs in Washington Jefferson in Richmond Chamberlin Hygela at Old Point. Stopover privileges offer low first class rates. Illustrated itineraries from A J Simmons N E P A 211 Washington Street Boston.
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Washington
Old Point
Richmond
Luray
Gettysburg
Royal Blue Line
Boston
Ebbitt and Riggs
the Jefferson
Chamberlin
Hygela
A. J. Simmons
Washington Street
Beware of Imitations John Duncan's Sons, Agents, New York
A historical warning item notes concerns about counterfeit or misleading representatives linked to John Duncan's Sons in New York, urging caution in dealings with supposed agents in that locale. The record emphasizes avoiding imitation firms and verifying credentials before engagement.
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John Duncan
New York
READY 10 BUY NORSEMAN
The Warren line expects a cablegram from Norseman owners in Liverpool today to decide if underwriters will place the vessel for public auction. If sold, American buyers who have watched the ship will be poised to bid. Dockage costs are high at $460 daily, with Boyd's valuing the ship at $86,000 before she stranded at Marblehead. Salvage claims by the Boston Towboat Company may reach $30,000, potentially doubling the pre-stranding value, before seaworthiness is restored.
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Warren Line
Liverpool
Boyd
Marblehead
Boston Towboat Company
Toothless Nation Claim Sparks Health Debate
Dr Victor C Bell defended his remark that society is becoming toothless citing personal observations. He linked declining vitality to artificial living, poor diet and insufficient rest, saying inherited frail teeth and lack of care worsen the problem.
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New York
Victor C. Bell
Civil Court Docket Dense with Boston Area Rulings
Suffolk Superior Court lists multiple civil cases across three juries. Entries include names such as Dana, Weiss, Belchers, Wilson, Boggan, Dooley, Holloran, Kelly, Munroe, O Brien, Flanagan, Gibbs, Bost & Prov R R, Park, Oelschleger, Costello, Field, Darrow, Venning, Aylward, Pattison, Poorvu, Dubinsky, Quigley, Butler, Kenney, Whidden, Gillis, Kelliher, Boardman, Reid, Col R R, Keefe, Parker, Keene, Chambers, Gorcon, Mahood, Martin, Jonesy, Harris, Sherman, Donovan, Chandler, Paddleford, Driscoll, Johnson, Hurley, Emerson, Tallant, Buckley, McMahan, McShane, Cogan, Wendell, Wilson, Horrigan, Murphy, Norcross, Dolphin, Fitzpatrick, Lynch, and others. Third session includes Hayes, Boston and elevated railway entries.
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Boston
Weiss
N. Y
N. H
Belchers
Abrams
Wilson
Boggan
West End
R. R. Mackenzie
Longest
Dooley
Waldron
Holloran
Kelly
Same
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Carlisle
O’ Brien
O'Brien
Flanagan
Mack
Gibbs
Barrett
Bost
R. R
Curtis
Connelly
H. R
Park
Galvin
Oelschleger
Quigley
Boston Gas Co
Butler
American Express Co
Whidden
Kenney
Gillis
Clark
Kelliher
Lynn
Boston R. RB
Boardman
Reid
Kearney
Ruther
McCafferty
F. Knight & Son, Corp
Sane
Col. R. R
Keefe
School
St. Loan Co
Parker
Sherman
Rice
Donovan
Linehan
Chandler
Long list of court cases and party names across multiple dockets
A dense OCR list of court litigations including various plaintiffs and defendants such as Sullivan, Boston Elevated R R Co, McCarthy, Boston Pub. Ph. B. Co, Murphy, D'Arcy, Bunker Hill Bank, and others. Entries span multiple dates and lists including Special and General sessions, with numerous firms, railroads, and individuals named across numerous docket numbers.
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Kelly
Bos
R. R. Co
Bridges
McEvos
McCarthy
West
S. Same
Brown
Stuart
Sullivan
Alley Brewing Co
Murphy
Drivers
Union Ice Co
Zunz
Caswell
Big
Boston R. R. Co
Aes
Bine
Com. of Mass
Cole
Boston Pub. Ph
Co. McDowell
Same
Aushing
Blasser
Hayer
Reed
Spaulding
Ble Co
Hogan
West End
RK. R
Gang
Boston
Blev
R. R
Moliieaux
Fenner
Jones
Collins
Seastrand
Pete C Caner
D'Arcy
Pond
Bunker Hill
Y Ve
Bunkerational Bank
Stilwell
Silberstein
Starratt
Measenger
Fay
Bradstreet
Goodenough
Ratcliffe
Lynn
Stevens
Foley
Murray
Sume
Smith
Henry Woods Sons Co
Dewey, J
Supreme Judicial Court Notices In Middlesex Cambridge
The Supreme Judicial Court in Middlesex County Cambridge session announces all cases to be heard are in order for consideration by Justice Lathrop. The notice outlines scheduling and procedural readiness for the court's docket.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Middlesex
Cambridge
Personal injury suit over elevator fall in Cambridge factory
The Superior Court case 4447 involves Gandoise A Moffat seeking 10000 from William Beggs et al for injuries from falling into an elevator well while repairing factory elevators. Defense, general denial. Verdict for plaintiff 933.33. Attorneys named for both sides. Multiple unrelated case listings follow.
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Gandoise A. Moffat
William Beggs
J. P. Feeney
Charles W. Bartlett
Walter L. Badger
Coombs
Boston
el. Ry. Co
Magazine
Hood Rubber Co
Fisher
Newton Street
Ry. Co
Ryan Va
City of Boston
Jaquith
Rogers
Mahoney
McArthur
Pro Ams
Wakefield
Stoneham Street
Hall
Walsh
Ela Et al
Ela
O’ Brien
Murphy
Wood
Casson
Sachs
Same
Sanmie
Callaghan
Richardson
Fay
Als
Harrington
Man sues for damages after trench fall at Lowell court
Suppior court list shows J. Manning v Ayer et al an action of tort for 10000 damages due to a fall into a trench. Trial set for morning with attorneys McEvoy Hogan for plaintiff and Dunbar for defendant along with other docket entries including Cox v Nolan Frothingham v city Lowell and more.
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Supprior Court
Middlesex
Lowell
J. J. Manning
J. C. Ayer
J. W. McEvoy
J. J. Hogan
F. EB. Dunbar
Cox
Nolan
Shipping News Almanac April 27 Highlights Arrivals and Departures
Shipping notices list arrivals from April 16 to 30 including Armenian Galileo Dart Krim Howes and more with merchandise passengers and cargo. Cleared steamers Lycia Etta H Danner Eva Stewart Valdare and others to various ports. Sailed vessels include Philadelphian Cumberland Chatta hoochee and Prince George with towage and barges.
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Lycia
Eamouth
Eng
Charlottetown
Lizale Wharton
Belleveau Covenv S
Thomas B. Reed
St. John
N. B
Mereghan
N. l
Eva Stewart
Parrsboro
Valdare
Bear River
Thomas Gerland
Stonington
New York
Daylight
Kennebec
Washington
George P
Davenport
the Holbrook
Washington, D. C
R. Bowers
Brunswick
Wind East
Philadelphian (Br
Liverpool
Acme Dewey
Port Antonio
Cumberland
Eastport
Portland
Chattahoochee
Savannah
Prince George
Yarmouth
Shawmut
Baltimore
Atlas
Eagar
Lucktowing
Norfolk
Pilgrim
Swatara
Philadelphia
Hagle Hill
East
Maple Hill
Valley Forge
Portsmouth
Will of Emily Radmorbh prompts probate action in Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites all interested in Emily W. Radmorbh of Boston to appear May 11 1899 at ten in the forenoon for partial distribution petition by Wilita A. Radmord husband of deceased who claims one half of the personal estate. Notice to be served seven days prior and published weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks. Judge John W. McKim signs, Elijah George register.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Emily W. Radmorbh
Boston
Edith L. Leighton
Wilita AM A. Radmord
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Board of Aldermen
Dorchester , Beacon
Boston and City Record
J. M. Galvin
Boston Post and City
M.i Galvin
M. Galvin
Petition for administration of Ruth Axwell’s estate
Probate Court citations heirs and creditors to show cause why Annie P. Kavanagh of Boston should receive letters of administration without bond. Public notice required in the Boston Post for three consecutive weeks, with the final publication at least one day before the court judge.
Mary Kenny Appointed Executrix of Thomas Kenny Will
Notice that Mary Kenny of Boston has been appointed executrix of Thomas Kenny's will and filed bond. Creditors must present claims and debtors must pay the estate. Boston, April 26 1899.
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Thomas Kenny
Boston
Suffolk
Mary Kenny
Notice of administration for Ellen Flaherty estate
The subscriber Celia J. Flaherty is administrator of the estate of Ellen Flaherty of Boston Suffolk County deceased intestate. Creditors must present claims and debtors must pay to Admx Celia J. Flaherty at 152 Richmond Street Boston Mass. Boston April 26 1890.
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James F. Christie
Boston
Suffolk
William B. Sullivan
Danvers
Mass
Ellen Flaherty
Cecelia J. Flaherty
Admx
Richmond Street
Public Auction of Two Story House in Chelsea Mass
On Thursday April 27 at 2 p m a public auction will sell a two story wooden house with 0 rooms in Chelsea near Union Park 215 Walnut al opposite Union Park near schools and churches The property will be sold to the highest bidder without reserve $209 deposit due at sale balance in 11 days Auctioneer D H Sullivan d24 27
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Walnut al
Union Park
Chelsea
Mass
D. H. Sullivan
Wallpaper Bargains for New Home Rooms on Victor Street
Readable notice highlights wall paper bargains for new rooms on Victor Street. Sparser details suggest a sale or promotion targeting residents decorating their homes.
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Nearet Y Owey
Pe Bao
Errimac
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