Supreme Court listings and civil cases in Middlesex
The document records multiple cases before the Supreme and Superior Courts. It lists names such as Mary O'Brien, Cunard Steamship Co, Boston & Maine Railroad, West End Railway, and William J. Doyle estates, with trial statuses and brief claims for damages and injuries. It notes trial dates around April 28 to 29 and ongoing jury waived matters, plus liquor-law fines and divorce libels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O’brien
Cunard Steamship Company
Laintiit
Catalonia
I. Cunningham
Er. N. Hill
George Putnam
Thommas Russell
John F. Shea
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Dennis Shea
Prison Point Ridge
Wear Co
Defendant
I. R. Clark
Sol Lincoln
W. I. Badger
Blopgertt
Patrick_ Doyle
West End Railway Company
Same
William J. Doyle
William J
Northampton Street
C. K. Hellier
M. F. Dickinson
Tewis J. Bird
George M. Strong
Reprevin
W. A. Morse
John H. Appleton
Edward H. Carr
Pro Ami
West End Railroad Company
Carr
Ees
Middlesex
Lowell, i
Sherman
J. Court
Legal case index list of v. and co v. parties
A compiled sequence of case citations with plaintiff and defendant names, including 1683 Cochnower v Shields through 1567 Jewell v Bird, listing docket numbers and party pairs across multiple entries. The text appears as a roster of legal disputes with varied spellings and formatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochnower
Shields
Freedman
Cohen
Carpenter
McNeil
Eee
Atkinson
Davis
Cashian
Probate Court in Suffolk County Appoints Administrators
April 23 records show Administrators named for estates of Cornelius F Sullivan William A Swift Martha Eben Pritchard John H Midhaleby Peter Richberg Magda qgna Ruby Lydia A Smith William Whiston Eliza Colley Hiram T Foster Abbie P Ricardo Elizabeth P Richardson Caroline N at Dennis Charlotte E Kingsbury Samuel Beck Elizabeth Caselle Eveline J Pilsbury Margaret Burke Sarah Ellen Brown Severs Strini nowlton Charles B Chickering Timothy reed R Bodwell Ernest McKenzie Charles Lynch George P Reed Deborah Richmann Sarah P Davis George W Cole Charles Towler wills admitted to rebate Bridget Donnellon Sarah A Rollins Harriet D Rein John Wart Hannah H Ellenwood Charles H Butebrook Michael Leonard Catherine Riordan Hannah E Dow Rosa B Richardson James Kane George W Coburn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius F. Sullivan
William A. Swift
Martha Eben Pritchard
John H. Midhaleby
Peter Richberg
Magdaqgna Ruby
Lydia A. Smith
William Whiston
Liza Colley
Hiram T. Foster
Abbie P. Ricardson
Elizabeth P. Richardson
Caroline N.at Dennis
Charlotte E. Kingsbury
Samuel Beck
Elizabeth Caselle
Eveline J. Pilsbury
Margaret Burke
Sarah Ellen Brown
Severs Strini
Nowlton
Charles 8. Chickering
Timothy Reed R. Bodwell
Ernest McKenzie
Charles Lynch
George P. Reed
Deborah Richmann
Sarah P. Davis
George W. Cole
Charles Towler
Bridget Donnellon
Sarah A. Rollins
Harriet D. Rein
John Wart
Hannah H. Ellenwood
Charles H. Butebrook
Michael Leonard
Catherine Riordan
Hannah E. Dow
Rosa B. Richardson
James Kane
George W. Coburn
Probate Court Probate of Pew will and various estates
In Gloucester on April 28 Horaton J proved the will of John Pew of Gloucester. Letters of administration were granted for the estates of Saral J Beal Topsfield Ezekiel Branstreet Rockport Martha J Farnsworth Methuen and John Russell Lawrence. Inventories shown include Elijah Holmes Lynn 9928 Ann Maria Hilton Hathaway Lynn 277,74786 Joseph H Webb Salem 20268, Eliza W Srask Lynn 4750 and Mary Elizabeth Geddings Essex 373285.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Gloucester
Horaton
John Pew
Saral J. Beal
Topsfield
Ezekiel Branstreet
Rockport
Martha J. Farnsworth
Methuen
John Russell
Lawrence
Elijah Holmes
Lynn
Ann Maria Hilton Hathaway
Joseph H. Webb
Local Court Fines For Public Disorder and Offenses
Pitman J John Clarey fined seven dollars and costs for disturbing the peace and drunkenness. Malachi Lally fined ten dollars and costs for assault and battery. John 2 Murphy placed on probation or الج law for adulterating milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitman
J. John Clarey
Malachi Lally
John 2. Murphy
Pension Bill by Ingalls and Rock Creek Park Defeated
In Congress on April 28 a pension bill proposed by Senator Ingalls offered six dollars a month for three to twelve months service and eight dollars for longer service with a penny per day above 800 days. eligibility excludes those worth over five thousand dollars. The Rock Creek Park bill failed in the House with 78 ayes to 88 nays, as the committee adjourned after committee action on DC bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Ingalls
Rock Creek Park
Washineton
Senate
Ingalls
Blackburn
Arizona
Evarts
Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Library Committee
Plumb
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
Ogden
Utah
Committee On
Territories
Connell
Nebraska
Merrow
California
United States
District of Columbia
Yeas
Hemphill
South Carolina
Fall River Dividends Show April Decline Across 26 Mills
The April dividend list for Fall River mills reports 26 corporations with total capital of 14.02 million paying 288,350 in dividends for the April quarter, about 2 percent on average, a 200,000 decline from the prior year while capital also falls by about four million. Some major firms like American Linen and Border City may add May dividends as the market slowly firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Fall River Mills
G. M. Haffords & Co
Barnard Mfg. Co
Bourne Mills
Larnaby Mig. Co
O Chace
Esesee
Conanicut Mig. Co
Crescent Mills
Hargraves Mills
King Philip Mills
Laurel Lake
Mfg. Co
Robeson
Sagamore Mig. CO
Corporation
American Linen
Border City Mfg. Co
Seaconnett
Union Cotton Mfg. Co
American Linen Company
Border City Manufacturing Company
Osborn Mills
Pocasset Manufacturing Company
Richard Borden Manufacturing Company
Slade Mills
Troy © W. Manua
Willie
Old Colony
Other Inc
Boston Money Market Shows Firmer Tone Amid Tax Timing
The Boston money market strengthened as deposits were withdrawn until May first to avoid taxes. Call money rose to 4 3 6 percent, with scarce funds and some 4 percent loans called in. Clearing House balances rose while New York funds and exchanges varied, and the local bank statement showed higher loans and reserves though due from reserve agents fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Clearing House
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
S. Reichsmarks
Reichsmarks
State Street
Atchison
Chicago & West Michigan
Sandusky
Flint
Mexican Central
Pitchburg
N.Y
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Chicago & West Michigans
Wisconsin Central
Osceola
Calumet
Centennial
Kearsarge
Quincy
Tamarack
Santa Fe
West End
Bell ‘Telephone
New England
Lamson
Bay State Gas
London Money Market Signals Mixed Bond Prices
Paris reports 3 percent rentes at 89 francs for the account while Atlantic & Great Western and Canadian Pacific show varied yields. Major U S and Mexican securities fluctuate with New York Central and Reading near midrange as bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England totals £75,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Mexican Central News
Ilinois Central
Bank of England
Boston
Mapecs
Arnold Ee Avantic
Kuite & Boston
Central
Crescen
Ana
Franklin
Quincy
USA
Taimarack
Washington
Anniston City
Aspinwall
Hoothbay
New York
Boylston Street
Brookline
Camipovello
Ceerereeee
Cutler
French Bay
Uae
Newport
Eae Payson
Osee Aeee
Penobscot
Yetit Menan
Miso
San Diego
St Lao
Sullivan
Pacific
Swampscott
Topeka
Lowa
West End
Winter Harbor
Winthrop
Ches
Ohiow
Pathy
Sane
Bell Tel
St. Ee
Atchison
Aeee Do Inc
Pac
Mont
Ee Seb
Ste & St. P
Ty & N
Kre
K. Jey G
Tu K Vb
Kk. C
C. K
Minn
Stl
E. & St. L. Mo. Pacific
O. Eens
BSS
Obie
Inc
Nor
Pacifie
Rei
Western
Og. & L C. Con
Oregon
Ry. &S
Ae - As Sees - Rululand
St. Jo
I. L
Oregon Nav
Union Pacific
Do Inc
ANIBE
Rich. & Ee
Top. &S
Boston & Albany
Rock Island
Boston & Lowell
St. L
Boston & Maine
Boston & Provide
Cal. Southern
St. Feel
Ms & M
Texas Pacifie
Gieva
Canton
Col. Sp. & Cin
Ain
Catile
K. C
Ft. 5
Gut
Brunswick
Oleg Ol Te BO
Illinois Coal
Asa
Uelsow
LIT Petroleum
Song Old Colony
Saco & Ports
G. By & Couway
Saar
Ww Union
Wisconsin Centraceeeeeres
Dash
Roch
Bell
Mexicosceveces Verderese Diva
Eastman
Phonograph Toy
Lamson Store Service Co
M. Pullman Palace Car Co
Union Stock Yards
Gom
Cotton Oil Trust
Pneumatic Tool Co
Seeneee
Ae Bay State Gas
Kurion
Chipston & Liverpool Co
Bloc
Fortayne Llec
Eeee
Illinois Steel Co
Sobgo- Mt. Desert
East ‘Shore
Maldon Electric Co
Mechanical Man. Co
New York Despatch Co
National Lead Trust
Nat
Tel. Mig. Co
Te Pol
A. Sugar Refineries Co
Bel
Thomson
Dividends Declared by Regional Mills and Railroads
Osborn Mills Company Fall River declares semi annual 3 percent dividend. F Davol Mills Company Fall River 2 percent dividend. Providence and Stonington Railroad Company pays quarterly 24 percent. New York Providence and Boston Railroad Company quarterly 27 1/2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborn Mills Company
Fall River
F Davol Mills Company
Providence & Stonington Railroad Company
New York, Providence & Boston Railroad Company
Boston Water Power Co Board Proposes 5 Percent Settlement Plan
A board committee reports unanimous approval of a mortgage plan to settle debt. It calls for exchanging 7 percent bonds for 5 percent bonds over fifteen years and issuing 5 percent interest scrip for secured interest. Trustees may sell remaining land within a year after fifteen years. The meeting is set for April 9 with proxy option to the treasurer or Dwight Braman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Daily
la Plata
Butte & Boston Company
Lexington
Butte & Boston
Frank Jones
Cook
Frenchman’s Bay
Boston News Bureau
Bay State Gas Company
Bay State Gas
Beacon Consecaation Company
Syracuse
N Fa
Pittsburg
Penn
Dwight Braman
Peter Butler
William B. Brown
Boston Water Power Co
Dwight Brangan
Devonshire St
Mining shares and weather note at J.T. Smith carriage row
The column lists mining company prices and percentages with several names such as Homestake Sutter Creek and Utah Con. It also notes weather improving and driving conditions returning to normal, then advertises J.T. Smith & Co. carriage builders offering rigs from carts to broughams and second hand carriages in exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allce
Mutual S. GM. Co
Brunswick Con
Col. Coal
Ontario
Fl Cristo
Quicksilver
Hocking Coal
Do Vref
Serree- Homestake
Sutter Creek
Utah
J.T. Smith & Co
Washington Street
New York Financial Roundup Shows Active Markets On April 28
In New York the money market remained easy with calls 3 to 4 and last loan at 3. Sterling exchange slid, posted 4.86 4.88 for banks, with demand at 4.87. Government bonds were dull. railroad bonds strong. The stock market opened strong, then softened but closed active and firm. Notable gains occurred in Cedar Falls firsts, Reading issues, Kansas & Texas, Erie seconds, and Shenandoah Valley receipts, with large railbond turnover and renewed intraday strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanna
Missour Pacific
Chicago Gas
Manhattan
Louisville & Nashville
Canadian
Pacific
New England
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Delaware & Hudson
Reading
Erie
Kansas & Texas
Cedar Falls
Boston
Hoosac Tunnel
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Supreme Judici
Eauity Assignments
Phillips
Morrill
Lewis
Steel Cast Pan Co
Tion For Dissolution
Bigelow
Gassett
Lenehan
Mcaughlin
Norris
Wiswall
Drury Vy. Pierce
IL Court
Sargent
Supreme Lodge
Richardson
Adams
Maloney
Collins
Murphy
Walker
Burnett
Albee
Stevens
Superior Court
Staples, J
Oraer
Sheavy
Conley
Horan
Bromington
Bos
White
Baker
Copeland
Finenegan
Suil
Farrington
O’connor
Claff
Chase
Kirwan A
Py . Co
Chi
Suff
Kellons
Shannan
McCarthy
Whole
Wilkins
Costello
North
Ryan
Giblin
McCarty
Fitchburg RR
Foote
Bost
Star
Hobbs
W. Co
Dunsar
J. No
George F. Wescott
New York & New England Railroad Company
Plaintitt
Ashland
South Milford
Tne
Resumea
Rerdid
Hervey FE. Fales
H. Tyna
B.D. Weston Smith
Lewis W. Crowe
Charles A. Grimmons
Shurston Street
Somerville
H. E. Fales
C. C. Meilen
John Hillis
Lurti
Advertiser Newsp. Co
Shiek
Oppenheimer
Crowe
Grimmons
Hoardman
Haskell
O' Brien
No. Wobuen St. RR. Co
Page
Higgins
Diffin
Bust. Towboat Co
MecGovern
Carew
Orlenenlcon Oil Co
Fishier “Vy. Fitchburg RR
John Sullivan
House of Correction
Andrew McCormick
Thomas Weener
Commonwealthy
Moors
Stark
Downey
Welsh
Burnstine
Fulmer
Clara
Kanairy
Ahearn
Thurnton
Lomer
Gerry
Bemicn Hanpy
Forsaith
Dutton
Holt
Saime
Cusick
Everett
Lyons
Owens
Clifford
Reed
Jewell
Bird
Suffolk County
McKim, J
Superior Criminal Court
Work OF Congress
Doran-Wright Company
J. R. Johnston & Co
Herald Tonizht
Europe
America
Freeney Allen Manuel
Lamson Company
Treasury
Wisconsin Central Securities
Villard
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Clinton
Springfield
Arnings
Pere Marquette
Kest & Belcher
North Belle Isle
Chollar
Con, Cal
Via
Savage
Teeas Eet Commonwealth
NevaAd
Eureka
Union
Gould & Curry
Yellow Jacket
Ead Haile & Norcross
Fiske Building
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Union Trust Company of New York
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Milk Street
J. W. Reinhart
Guarantee Fund
Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co
Devonshire Street
Railroad Company
Exchange of Union Trust Company
Blake Brothers & CO
Ogquité Mortgage. Company
ABS
S. R. Bertram
Boston, Mass
F. W. Prescott & CO
Philadelphia
The
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Coffin & Stanton
Broadway
Charles Hervey Jackson
Edward Coffin
Walter Stanton
AD Cal. Fawcett Street
New England Northwestern Investment Company Capital
Henry N. Fisher
Waltham, Mass
Timothy Remick
Silas A. Barton
Electrical Safety Company
Cartwright
Boston Board of Fire
Office of Company
Franklin Street
Boston Stock Exchange
BOA
Ved Pac. Inc
Eye
Boston United Gas
Teiburg RR
Uap
Bed
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Utah N
Belt Tel
TCL
Sss
Eeeareeene
A. K
Lainson
Newpor Allouez
Atlantic
Bonant Butte
Doi
Hemitennia Nnkin
Ranklin Parsi G Weoliu
Ridge
Tamaraci At
Tov
Dona
Boston & Californie Cent
W. Cin
San
Eastern
Fuehler
Cleese
Eeeseers
Albany
M. RK
Ives
Lowell
Eves Maine
JO Il
Shore Lullman I Union
Tees
Poston United Gas
Moses
Y. Noga
Ig. & Chain
U.N
Care Won, Toy Co
Pun
CL Boston
Cence Diego Land
iEnd Land
Vse
Bell Eng
Lisa
O. Ils
Sta
G. Lstillvie
Ate
Artis
Ta. C
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Ky. G. M
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St. P
C. A
L. G. Tr
Shore
Butte
Catalpa
Org
Huron
Fes
Pao. Oane
Host
Alb
Maine
Pine — & Clev
N.E
Wis
Desert Land
Elec
Thom
Europ. Weld
den Py
Rae
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson Ww Oeay & Co
Edison Pottin. 3.50 60 Am, I’neum
Northwestern Land & Coal
Unio Ft Bloc
Ereseree
W. Prescott & Co
Eastern Electric Cable Pe
Gethins Electrical
Onion Electric Car Co
Thomson-Houston Co
Thomson European Electric Welding Co
NEW York Financial
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