Daniels v Morgan patent coil winding case in Worcester
United States Circuit Court on April 29 hears a bill in equity to restrain Morgan from selling or using a patented coil winding machine. Daniels claims earlier invention dates and priority, and contends the 1879 reduction to practice preceded Morgan. Interference awarded to Morgan. rehearing on evidence of first inventor status. Maynadier and Beach for plaintiff, Boutwell for defendant.
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United States Circuit Court
Carpenter
Fred H. Daniels
Charles H. Morgan
Equity
Worcester
Commissioner of Patents
Morgan
Daniels
J. EB. Maynadier
Edward
Beach
George 8. Boutwell
Supreme Judicial Court opinion on Knowlton et al v. Boston & Lynn R R
The April 29 ruling dismisses the bill to reclaim land in North Chelsea noting no actual possession by plaintiffs and a disseizin by Floyd’s heirs. The second matter, Shepard insolvency, discusses court discretion on postponement, the composition payment plan, and the need to include all proved claims in the dividend with a decree to pay into court sufficient funds to cover priority debts and other claims.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Knowlton
J. Lynn & Boston Railroad Company
George W
Putnam
North
Chelsea
John Floyd
Floyd
Laches
T. P. Proctor
E. Tappan
H. R. Bailey
A. D. Bosson
William A. Thompson
Horace
Shepard
St. of Issa
Ile
Murray Vs. Roberts
Banker and Tradesman
Mass
Tne
Edward Avery
F. Eldredge
William Gaston
J. &. Cotter
Boston & Maine rail tragedy at Prison Point bridge
In the Superior Court first session April 29 judge Staples presiding, John F. Shea sues Boston & Maine Railroad for the death of his father Dennis Shea killed when an engine backed without lights or signals at the Prison Point bridge near Navy Yard. Defendants’ engineers face questions as defense opens. Attorneys listed for both sides. Numerous case labels and docket entries follow, with sessions continuing.
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Staples
John F. Shea
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Dennis Shea
Prison Point Bridge
Navy
J. R. Clark
Lincoln
W. L Badger
Tenvdan
Bloopdgett
Patrick_ Doyle
West End Railway Company
Same
William J. Doyle
William J
Northampton Street
G. FE. Hellier
M. IF. Dickinson
Edward H. Carr
Pro Ami
West End Railroad Company
West Broadway
John D. Long
H. I. Naphen
M. F. Dickinson
Kimports
Sefton
Sullivan
Glen
jSusl
Pratt Ve Seiveriich
Gordon
Richards
Oore
Randall
Foster
Kimball
Wall
Wall Vy. Johnster
Thompson
Levans
Gon Co
Costello
Keshou
Messer
Caswell
Where Is Perjury Claims Tie To Custom House Probe
The piece centers on accusations of fraud at the New York United States Custom House used to support a plaintiff’s dealings. It notes articles under a heading Where Is Perjury and affidavits by discharged employees, with the defense arguing the publications relate to public concerns about undervaluation of imported goods and investigations by Treasury officials. The case opened without papers read, and ex-Postmaster Thomas L. James testified on the plaintiff’s good reputation amid a list of attorneys and case citations.
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Dunbar
Lewis W. Crowe
Charles A. Grimmons
Thurston Street
Somerville
H. E. Pales
C. C. Mellen
John Millis
James Burt
The
Advertiser
New York
United States
Custom House of
Burt
Havemeyer
Newark
R. H. Dana
Silas W. Kurt
Custom House
United States Custom House
United Sates
Thomas L. James
Robert M. Morse, Jr
F. J. Stimson
A. Hemenway
H. N. Sheldon
Kuri
Diftin
Bost
Tow- Newsy. Co. Boat Co
Boardian
Has
McGovern
Fletcher Ov
Fitch
V. Higginsburg RR
Superior Court Liquor Law and Larceny Case Docket
April 29 pitman court fined Waldron $50 and costs for liquor law violation and placed Gould on probation for larceny. Docket lists Commonwealth v. 872, Same v. Towner Meserve et al, 830-1 Same v. Hulk, 813-Same v. O Hearn.
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Superior Criminal Court
Pitman
John J. Waldron
Charles Gould
Commonwealth
Same
Uncontested and contested libels for divorce listed
Superior Court in Middlesex Lowell hears jury waived cases. The court schedules the full list of uncontested and contested divorce libels for Wednesday April 30. Separate matters appear from Cambridge with juries on Monday May 5, involving defendants and plaintiffs from Marlboro Boston Winchester and other towns in cases across several dockets and names.
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Middlesex
Lowell
Sherman
F Court
Cambridge
Dockendorff
Kennedy
Wyman Habitants of
Et al. Marlboro
Thayrr, Adx
Twi
Corkery
City of Hell
Boston
Saine
Same
McLaughlin
Dawmery
Carker
Couch
Winchester
Madden Jury
Mx. Co
Lacoste
Ayers
Als
Municipal Court Case List First and Second Sessions
The document lists Municipal Court dockets with judges Harpy and Forsaith presiding. Case numbers include 1274 Layliss v Brodbine, 1826 Keene v Atwood, 1387 Hicks v Starbuck, 157 Jewell v Bird, 74259 Carpenter v Mequare, 1590 Ginsberg v Stone, 1611 O Connell v Ken, 1638 Scanlin v Orr, 1651 Frost v Pratt, 1655 Hall v Pindar, 1674 Dumaresq v Greer, 1706 Ainsberg v O Hara, 1714 Fish v Cutting, 11745 Grittth v Thew, 11749 roster v Le Page, 769 Connelly v Tucker, 2118 Lord v Morse, 1563 Williams v Randolph.
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Layliss
Brodbine
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Money Market and Stock Activity Reported in Boston
The Boston money market firmed with Clearing House rate up to 6 percent and general rates rising. New York call at 4 percent, time around 5 percent, and balances shown at 1,923,287 dollars. Government securities were quiet while the local stock market showed strength, with bonds and shares trading near day’s highs and notable movements in Wisconsin Central and Mexican Central among others. Comparative earnings for March and the March quarter were reported, highlighting increases in passenger and express revenues and a solid net earning rise.
Farley party wins and Boston company faces new board
The annual stockholders meeting ousted the old board and installed new directors led by Otis Kimball with W. B. Brown as clerk. The vote totaled 47 178 of 69 886. Bond deposits of 720 000 and disputed legal expense lines sparked questions. Dividends announced include Osborn Mills 3 percent and Providence Stonington 2 4 percent.
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Oston
Farley
W. B. Brown
Marblehead
M. V. B. Edgerly
Springfield
A. D. McClellan
Boston
Gustaf Lundberg
Brookline
Peter ©. Chandler
James P. Farley, Jr
Beverly
Otis Kimball
Edgerly
Trust Company
Mr. Otis Kimball
Mr. King
New York Transfer Agency
Brown
Henry D. Hyde
Hyde
Vivian
New York Money Markets and Stock Activity Report
New York money on call easy at 3 to 4.25 percent with last loan 4 and closing 4. Sterling quiet at 4.84 for 60 days and 4.86 for demand. Government bonds dull and steady while railroad bonds were active and strong. Missouri Pacific led gains with large volumes and several rail equities advanced, closing near day’s high. Total day’s bond business around $2.61 million with key rail incomes and other issues showing strength. Stock sales totaled 404,100 shares with wide activity across Canadian Southern, Transcontinental lines, Wisconsin Central, Michigan Central, and others finishing near best quotes. Foreign reports note London money at 12:30 p.m. and continental rates following.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Missouri Pacific
Lackawanna
Canada Southern
Richmond & West Point
Wisconsin Central
Elaware & Hudson
San Francisco
Michigan Central
Rock Island
Northern Pacific
Western Union Telegraph
Atchison
Texas Pacific
Hocking Valley
Denver
Boston
Exvhame
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Grea Sea
Atlantic
Abe
Bonanza Development
Bute
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Cal
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Catalpa
Franklin
Hanover
BM Huron
Ironton
Kearsarsé
Wis
Meanard
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Alcinson
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Biblivan
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Central Pacific
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B.S
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Canton
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Fitchburg
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Branswick
Flint & P
POE Lee
Pacific Main
Maine Central
Petroleum
Apceaeace
Sugar Sr
Old Colony
Yort
Saco
G. Fy & Conway
Simmit Rar
Union Pacific
Wisconsin
Waae Gly
Nash
Rook
Bell
Moran Te Eastman Car Floater
Phonograph Toy Mtg
Lamson Store Service Co. Ou
Vuliman Palace Car Co
Union Stock Yards
Cotton Ol Trust
Pneumatic Tool Co
Ray State Gas
Brunswick
Ty Burton
I Chi
Boston & Liverpool ‘Co
Illinois Steel Co
Mt. Desert
East Shore
Malden Electric Co
Mechanical Man. Co
National Lead Trust
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Superior Court
Slubwayer
Binsington
Bowen
White
Baker
Copeland
Finnegan
Salt
Sifg. Co
Kirwan Weaver
Lilienthal
Saft
Kellies
Shanahan
McCarthy
Whalley
Aikins
Walker
Bornstein
N.E. RR
Sauie
Sacue
Ryan
Giblin
MccUarty
Fitchburg RR
Bryan
Paterson
Soboston Iron Works
Harding
Smith
Hitchcock
Jelli
Zeigler
Downs
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Simmons
Montenat Ve Bilge
Sago Maisonne Ins. Co
Gerould
French
Fairfield
Galvin
Burr
Fowler
Austin
Moore
Alexander
Robertson
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Batcher
Dox Assa.der
Cook
Boat. Stor. W. Co
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O' Connell
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Connelly
Tucker
Lord v. Morse
Williams
Randolph
Chicago
St. Louis
Telegraph
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Bank
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Frances
Reichsmarks
Atlantic & Pacific
California Southern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Unicago & West Michigang
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Flint & Pete Marquette
Louisville, Swansville & St. Lows
Oregon Short Line
Mexican Central
Gould
Eastern Railroad
Prince
Braman
Boston & Maine
Eastern
Boston News Bureau
New England
Osborn Mills Company
Fall River
Davos Mills Company
Providence & Stonington Railroad Company
New York, Providence, & Boston Railroad Company
Brown Bros. & CO
Ireland
Philadelphia
State St
Doran Wricht CO
New York Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Fitl Rao Haris UO
Michigan
Flint & Pere Marquette Co
J. W. Mackintosh & CO
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Boston, Maas
Atchison, Topska & Santa Fe
Union Trust Company of New York
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
J. W. Reinhart
Guarantee Fund
Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co
Devonshire Street
J. W. Reinhard
Bostop
Cali
Blake Brothers & CO
State Street
Newton
N. W. Harris & Co
Traders’ National Bank
Fiske Building
London
John E. Toulmin
Coffin & Stanton
Broadway
Charrles Hervey Jackson
Edward Coffin
Walter Stanton
Clas
Fawcett Street
Boston Stock Exchange
Centennil Kearsage National
Osceola
Santa Fe
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Sheen AL & Pach Cisse
Boston &Aine
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Bay State Gas
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Yay Lil. Steel
Sear
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Homestake
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Altice
North Belle Isle
Iunswick
Ontario
Occidental
Val
Potosi
Crown Point
Cristo
Sutter Creek
Suga Refineries Co
Thoron-Houston Elec
Ube
Tha
Isis
Wwelding
Wenghouse Elec
Wisssimmet Co
Micellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Ky Re “Co
Fort Rorne Coal & Irom
Ewanee
McKay Greeting Machine
Humboldt
Union
F. W. Prescott & Co
Eatern Electric Cable Co
Genius Electrical Miz. Co
Mn Electric Car Co
Thingon-Houston Co
Iding Co
Thwuson
European Electric We
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