Supreme Court listing notes and probate court docket
A dense OCR of Suffolk County court records shows numerous cases listed in the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and probate court sessions. The document enumerates numerous v. cases, trusteeships, estates, guardianships, executorships, and administration petitions with docket numbers, names, and summary actions scheduled across sessions. The long list includes multiple vessels and railroad matters, probate accounts, and administration pleas, reflecting routine court activity and civil procedure filings.
Commonwealth v. Burns and related cases list
A compressed compilation of multiple court cases labeled with numbers and recurring party designations. It includes items such as 856 Commonwealth v. 763 Same v. Burns, Sullivan v. Copithorn, 857 Same v. Sullivan et al, 804 Suaime v. O'Hara, 1311 Same v. McKenna, and several others like lope, Trenholm, Ahearn, Moors, Downey, Carey, Coffer, and divise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Same
Burns
Sullivan
Saime
Copithorn
Suaime
O'Hara
McKenna
Lope
Trenholm
Soner
Downey
Carey
Coffer
Divise
Legal case lineup of plaintiffs and defendants across multiple entries
A catalog of case references with year prefixes ranging from 1199 to 652 and docket style identifiers. Names include Shields Richardson Norris Wyman Burkhardt Dolan Miskell Wright Ransom Green Lampert Leach Krauss Morse Hanton Cohen Downeye Carpenter McNeil Hinds Loring Patterson Flynn West End treet Co Marx Cohen Coon Beals Hayes Connelly Tucker and others listed with varying formats and jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochnower
Shields
Sigelow
Richardson
Norris
Wyman
Burkhardt
Dolan
Miskell
Hopkins
Wright
Ransom
McDonald
Pearce
Volitsky
Downeye
Carpenter
McNeil
Morse
Hinds
Loring
Patterson
Flynne
West End Treet By. Co
Marx
Colton
Feedman
Cohen
Mitchell
Coon
Neich
Beals, Jr
Richters
Hayes
Connelly
Tucker
Erea ¥. Schendel
Plans of Boston syndicate to control lines in Essex County
A Boston syndicate is rumored to be near completing a large street railway deal affecting Essex County. Negotiations, including for the Naumkeag Danvers and Essex Electric roads, aim to form a vast electric system. Authorities reportedly require full stock purchases from smaller holders and await Beverly and Marblehead permits. The plan may bring an extensive new network to Salem and Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Essex County
Specran.j
Naumkeag Road
Odell
Ely Oo Danvers
Essex Electric Road
Salem
Peabody
Beverly
Marblehead
New Boston Station Opens 850 Atlantic Ave and Local Developments
Real estate news notes the Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad will open its new passenger station at 850 Atlantic Avenue on Thursday. The building features a 657 ft frontage, 119 ft depth, round arch architecture with a copper finished tower, four street entrances, telegraph and ticket offices, waiting rooms, a restaurant run by George W. Armstrong, and a second story for railroad officers. Also mentioned are plans for a new stone business dwelling at Washington and Brookline streets, a $400,000 project. improvements to the Master Builders Association properties. an Elysium Club clubhouse planned for Huntington Avenue. various private sales in Dorchester, Beacon Street, and Roslindale. and a rising demand for seashore property ahead of the Nantasket season opening May 1 with steamers resuming regular service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad Company
Atlantic Avenue
Telegraph
Ldies
George W. Armstrong
W. T. Hart
Washington and
Brookline Streets
Master Builders’ Association
Devonshire Street
Federal Street
John A. Fox
Elysium Club
Louis Hecht
Huntington Avenue
West Chester Park
P. Searle
Newbury Street
Bourne
Auburn Street
Auburndale
A. B. Potter
Watertown
J. K
Gill
J. A. Cox
Dorchester
Brice
Evans and Son
Beacon Street
Ivy
Mountford
St. Mary’s Streets
George Wheatland, Jr
Warren D. Vinal
Francis W. Lawrence
William Minot, Jr
Silas W. Merrill
John Wales
Carlton and
Beacon Streets
St. Mary’s
Carlton Streets
Suffolk Savings Bank
West Cedar Street
Catherine Dolan
The
Hingham Institution For Savings
Edwin I. Cowell
Monadnock Street
Beye H. Richardson
L. L. P. Atwood
Exchange
Borace ‘Street
Roslindale
P. C.aughlin
State
Great Falls
Lowell
Pacific Mills
Rose
Northern
NHL
Railroad
Cheshire
American Insurance Stoc
Chelsea Gaslight
Massachusetts Mutual
Dwight Braman & Co
Eastern
Boston & Maine
Eastern Railroad
Eastern Railroad Company
Maine
New Hampshire
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Eastern Common
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston Water Power Company
Peter W. French
Gainsboro Street
Parker Street
Park
Brookline Avenue
New York
B. W. P. Company
American Loan & Trust Company
Dwight Braman
Peter Butler
William G. Brown
Boston Water
Reinhart
Atchison
Union Trust Company
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Union ‘Trust Company
Boston
Atchison Guarantee Fund
Milk Street
Messrs
Frank Seabury & Bro
Atchison Guarantee
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
East Boston Land
Parkway
Prominent Guests At Boston Hotels List Visitors
Miss Julia Marlowe stayed at Parker House over Sunday while Parker House guests included A M Palmer of Madison Square Theatre New York at Adams and many others across Throndike Adams Quincy Younas Parkers Tremont American Reverr Tavern Clark Reyroups Crawford and related figures visiting from cities such as Philadelphia New York London Portland and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Marlowe
Parker House
A. M. Palmer
Madison Square Theatre
New York
the Adams
Vexport
R. E. Etting
Philadelphia
L. P. Roberts
Newport
R. 1
W. R. Houghtaling
Brunswick
Sanford Townsend
Baltimore
Augusta
Youna
E. L. Allen
San_ Francisco
T. J. Keefe
David Robinson, Jr
Loledo
B. Jackson
Seattle
Wash
St. Joseph
I. C. Speer
Topeka
Kan
W.S. Miller
F. H. Cartwright
San Antonio
Tex
J. M. Rollins
Etta Bartlett
Manchester
N. H
B. F. Vitturn
Dover
J. A. Smith
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. M. Bacon
Taveern
P. E. Thompson
Wellesley
Henry Marx
Frea Stinson
Andover
B. N. Payne
Elmira
Portland
W. H. Goodyear
CrawFord
Frank Green
F. W. Johnson
South Vernon
EF. Williams
G. Barnaby
Weymouth
C. W. Smith
Horace Hawes of San Francisco A Rising Boston Lawyer
The San Francisco Commercial Record profiles Horace Hawes native to Wrentham Massachusetts brother of Dr. Nathaniel W. Hawes. The sketch describes him as a painstaking, self made lawyer with large practice built on energy and ability. He studied at Boston University and its Law School, practiced in Massachusetts and Santa Cruz before settling in San Francisco. His Alameda County home reflects his refined tastes and contented private life while he keeps a modest public profile. The note mentions Massachusetts and Connecticut steamers on the inside line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Horace Hawes
Wrentham
Nathaniel W. Hawes
Boston
Mass
New England
Hawes
Boston University
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Davis & Cowell
Santa Cruz
Thearge
Russell & Suter
Alameda County
Money Market Gains 3 Percent Clearing House Rate
Boston money market closes with rate cut to 3 percent at Clearing House. Loans on good collateral at 4 percent. 4 1/2 percent on less desirable collateral. New York funds discount at 156 10 cents per $1000. Weekly exchanges total $102,523,743 with balances of $10,377,640. imports and exports show a surplus of $24,661,728 for the quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
New York Clearing House
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
United States
City of Cambridge
Messrs. N. W. Harris & Co
City of Newton Water
Lastyamea
European Electric Welding
Mexican Central
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Supreme Judici
Phillips
LI Court
Sargent
Supreme Lodge K
Superior Court
Staples, J
Shea
Conley
Horan
Ssiessington
White
Baker
Copeland
Finnegan
Suit. Mfg. Co
Farrington
O’connor
Claill
Chase
Kirwan
Hyde P. Elec. L. Co
Lilienthal
Suff. B
Kelligg
Shana- Brot Ey
Whal
Wilkins
Walker
Costello
North
Bopecah
Ryan
Giblin
McCarty
Fitchburg RR
Blopgeett
Doyle
Weat
Redpath
Boston Railway
Maine RR
Gordon
Richards
Kird
Strong
Wilson
Poston
Carr
Wear
Barry
Suffolk Way, Brewing Co
Phenix Brew. Co
Conroy
Way
Isree
Polton Vy. Brodbine
Dixon
Whipple
War End RR
Chadwick le
Iovbs
Meyer
Hitchcock
Jelli
Montagne Vy
Brig Ety
Aacenan
Hobbs
Stevens
Brackett
McCann
UN. Par
Tufte
Farley
Gerould
Galvin
Poster
Clark
Crowe
Foote
Gogin
Dempsey
Fowler
Austin
Robertson v
Am. Ballot Box Assn
Dunbar, J
Westcott v
Burt v. Advertiser
E.R Newsp. Co. N. EL. RR
Shiek
Oppen
O’brien
Wo Hemmer
Kuen St
Strecker
Page
Higgins
Getchell
Cald
Wardrop
Well Rev. B. & L. RR
Grimmons
Ditlin
Best
Towee Eevy
Hasboat Co
Kell
Lathrop
J. Motions
Suffolk County
McKim, J
William Ebenezer Abbott
Thomas Adams
Henry Holley Atkins
Joseph K. Lodwell
Peter Ae Brigham
Cordelia W. Burgess
Margaret Kurke
Ueorge Mr Coburn
Henry Crane
Bridget Donnellon
Hannah E. Low
Hannah I. Eilenwood
Charles H. Entebrook
Michael Gerraghty
Teil
Cornelia A. Gibson
Jane Guillis
Trhler
Marion Hall
Elizabeth Hanwell
Mary 8
W. F. Myers
Mary Kramer
Michael Leonard
Susan J. Locke
William Loney
Melnnis
MeInnis
Charles H. McKenny
Ernest McKenzie
Henry Merriam
John P. Moran
Thomas Norton
Margaret Reardon
Rosa Is. Richardson
Christina Schaffer
Charles {. Smith
Isaac Stebbins
Severe Strini
Lawrence Joorney
John E. Wiggin
Catherine A. Winslow
Isaac 13
Woodbury
Susan M. Brooks
John A. Whittemore
Thomas W. Durant
Tank Ellen Brown
Lucy Stedman
Luther Larks
John Mackay
Caroline
Devorah Richmond
Harriet J. Ried
William I. Neal
John A. Eckley
Eliza I. Rhett
Superior Criminal Court
Hanpy
Forsaka
Hood
Real Estate News
Stonincton ‘Ane
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Boston Post
Canada
New York City
tDecrease
Burlington & Quincy
Chichee & West Michigan
Flint
Fitchburg
New York & New England
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Montana
Centennial
Franklin
Kearsarge
Osceola
Tamarack
Santa Fe
Bell Telephone
Erie
S. New England
Lamson
Bay State Gas
Tremont National
Webster
Suffolk
Manufacturers
Blackstone
Merchants
Columbian
Freeman
Washington
Tee the Herald
Boston Home Journal
London
Detroit
Lansing & Northern
Chicago & West Michigan
Goodyear Shoe Machinery Company
Warren Cotton Mills
Louis
Wittsourg
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Louisville
Buffalo
Denver
OMADA
Milwanikes
Eee
Providence
Cleveland
Minneapolis
St. Paul
I. Columbus
Memphis
D. Dallas
Richmond
Indianapolis
Fort Worth
New Havens
Janes Worcester Wee
Sioux City
Grand Rapids
Wichita
Norfolk
Tacoma
Lowels
Los Angeles
D. S A
Chattanooga
Lexington
Ledford
D. Peka
Montreal
Can
Salt Lake City
Toledo
Birmingham
Brown Bros. & CO
Foreign Exchange
Ireland
U.S
Philadel
State St
Doran Wricht CO
New York Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Fir
Michigan
Flint & Pete Marquette Co
J. W. Mackintosh & CO
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Union Trust Company of New York
J. W. Reinhart
Guarantee Fund
Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co
Exchange of Union Trust Company
Union Trust Company of
2Quitable $ ‘Mortgage Company
Ss. R. Bertram
Traders’ National Bank
State Street
Fiske Building
Andrew I. Fennessy, Pres
John E. Toulmin
Devonshire St
Boston, Mass
Nassau St
Baring Brothers & CO
Europe
California
Cardiff
Messrs. Cordley & CO
Roane Lron Company
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Queen & Crescent
Tennessee River
Treasury
National Bank
Cordley & Co., Bankers
Cardiff Coal and Iron Company
Roane County
Tennessee
State of
B. B. Smalley
Burlington, VI
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain Railroad Co
Co., Bankers
Joshua L. Chamberlain
Bowdoin College
Association of the Army of the Potomac
William Warner
Warner, Dean & Hagerman
Congress
Missouri
Grand Army of the Republic
Samuel E. Pingree
Hartford
Rockwood
Tenn
Tarwater & Brown
J. M. Ford
Fort Payne
Ala
First National Bank
Denison
Carlos Heard
Biddeford
John M. Whipple
Claremont
First National Bank OF Chattanooga
American Loan and Trust Company
Iowa
Duluth
Minnesota
F-11 Advertiser Building
George Leonard
Kansas City Bridge and Terminal Railway
William H. Parmenter
Messrs. Coftin & Stanton
Charles Hervey Jackin
Willian
Edward Coffin
Walter Stanton
Charles Fawcett Street
Blake Brothers & CO
Boston Stock Exchange
Salea
Top. & S. Fe
Do Inc
W& Pac. Inc
Ouien Gas Esc
Con. RR
Do 2d Inc
Wis
Bell Te Erie
Sie
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