Boston Five Cents Savings Bank Unclaimed Deposits List
A government notice lists depositors who have not touched their accounts in twenty years at the Boston Five Cents Savings Bank, with balances of $25 or more, including names and last residences across Massachusetts and nearby states, dated November 15, 1892. The compiled roster names hundreds of individuals such as Curtis C. Nichols and many Boston residents, listing amounts and addresses to identify dormant deposits maintained since 1870s-1880s era.
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Savings Banks of
Massachusetts
Boston
Five Cents Savings Bank
Curtis C. Nichols
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Folk
Charles E. Rosenthal
Wabash
Indiana
Suffolk
Commonwealth
Thomas Dean
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Dr Cowan
Christ
Cowan
Maine
Melie] Decora
New England
Rostox
Charles A. Covell
Frank J Rouk
Covell & Ronk
Court Square
Frederick P. Knapp
Civil Court docket items from Nov 30 session
United States circuit and district court entries list personal injury actions, tort claims, and equity matters. Includes Gallant vs New York and New England Railroad for 30000 damages settled for 4080, Vallance vs Boston & Albany for 20000, and numerous docketed cases with parties, counsel, and trial status across Massachusetts and New England courts.
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United States Circuit
Putnam
J. Paul Gallant
New York & New England Railroad Company
Willimantic
United States District Court
Supreme Judicial Court For
the Commonwealth
Fitt
C.J
Allen, Holmes, Knowlton
C. J. McIntire
Norris
H Howell
Simpson
Admx
V. Achorn
McLean
Court records show tort actions and verdicts in Boston court
Superior Court suffolk session notes list multiple tort cases with varied damages. Hoyt v Nagle ends with $1 verdict for plaintiff on alleged malicious prosecution. Lilley v Edmands concerns $15,000 for breach of warranty in land deed. Several cases involve injuries, contracts, and police assault disputes with outcomes recorded by judge sessions.
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Suffolk
Bishop
J. M. Hoyt
R. Nagle
Municipal Criminal Court of Boston
Moulton, Loring & Loring
T. J. Barry
Alexander Ellis
Lynn & Boston Railroad Company
A. A. Strout
J. W. Johnson
Proctor, S. & Warren
R. M. Lilley
Thomas F. Edmands
H. E. Morse
E. B. Hagar
Walker O. C
West Dennis Shoe Co
Lewis
Boston G. L. Co
Goodnow
Same
Davis
Crowell
Touzland
Keefa
Highland F. Co
Martin
Richards
Bingham
Boston
Hurd
Fay
Lyons
Foley
Hackett
Crane
Hennessy
Sherman
Booth
Michael Egan
Jeremiah J. Holland
Albert Shea
South Framingham
Mass
C. P. Sullivan
L. H. Wakefield
John Pearce
Patrick Donahue
Pilot Publishing Company
P. J. Flatley
P. A. Collins
Carrie Blake
Timothy Connolly
Library Hall partisan glare over city elections
In Cambridge a Library Hall meeting drew critique for endorsing eight Republican aldermen and twelve Republican council nominees, with one Democrat praised as loyal public servant not endorsed. Voter registration is sparse as cold weather hampers travel on plank walks in front of new Odd Fellows building. Updates note Fred Burgoyne injured, fire department saving Emmons Hanscom’s house, and water department improvements near Fresh Pond with 11.5 acres filled and 9000 cubic yards loamed, contract awarded to Doody Curly Callanan and Warren Pipe & Machine Company for pipes and castings for street work, Ward Bridge.
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Library Hall
Common Council
A. J. Rady
Odd Fellows
North Avenue
Fred Burgoyne
Emmons Hanscom
Magazine Street
Hanscom
Nevans
Water Department
Doody
Curly & Callanan
Black’s Nock
Warren Pipe & Machine Company
Phillipsburg
N. J
Ward Bridge
Community Notes On Fairs And Improvements In East Boston
A plank walk near the old grain elevator marks city side improvements around East Boston. The Post lauds local efforts while German Evangelical Lutheran Church hosts a German bazaar at Central Hall with eight tables and music by Chelsea band. A Unitarian Church fair follows with Mrs Henry Peterson guiding a dramatic entertainment and benefit for Williams children next Monday featuring Gus Murdy and others. Chelsea street. Tue Ferryman.
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South Ferry
Chelsea
Louise Rausch
Emma Wiegand
Ida Fahrenholt
Unitarian Church
Ladies’ Sewing Circle
Henry Peterson
Williams
Gus Murdy
Carrie Tutein
Messrs
Douglass
Rye
Evans
Tue Ferryman
Charlestown District Politics and Club Growth Preview
The district remains solidly Democratic with a Republican challenge by Major William H. Oakes likely failing to swing the election. Ward contests appear dull under current conditions while Charlestown Club adds prominent young members. Gyngeryne Club plans exhibitions at the armory with athletes training to surpass prior records. Lieutenant Fred McDonald leaves the Boston Globe ads division for the New York Herald.
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William H. Oakes
Mitchell
Charlestown Club
Boston
Gyngeryne Club
Charlestown Artillery
Armory
Fred McDonald
Boston Globe
New York Herald
Bunker Hi
Chelsea Meetings and Local News Briefs
Chelsea notes cover a Young Men’s No License League meeting at the Unitarian Church with speakers Willard Howland R Perry Bush George H Carter Vernon A Field. Also reported are Oakland Social Club officers James McKenna James Armstrong William Rogan Edward Mineard James Carroll and plans for a third annual social at the Pythian rink.
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Unitarian Church
Young Men’s Nolicense League
Willard Howland
R. Perry Bush
George H. Carter
Vernon A. Field
Oakland
James McKenna
James Armstrong
William Rogan
Edward Mineard
James Carroll
Pythian Rink
Park Street
Republican
W. E. Russell Club
Thomas Martin
Citizens
Martin
England
Chelsea
First National Bank
Chelseas
Hale remarks spark debate on election voting by newcomers
A Boston letter to the Post questions Rev E E Hale's claim that the late election was largely decided by voters who had not been in the country six months. The writer urges verification or correction and criticizes the remark as potentially misinforming the public. 123 West Chester Park, Boston.
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Post
Beacon Club
E. E. Hale
Hale
Boston
West Chester Park
Post urges Haile to contest Governor election
The Boston Post calls on Candidate Haile to test the blank ballots by contesting Governor Russell's election. It notes surprise to see a Democratic sheet advocating it and ends with a respectful nod to Mr. Post.
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Cape Ann
The
Boston Post
Haile
Russell
Mr. Post
The Boot on the Other Leg in Mass Politics
In Massachusetts Republicans struggle to find enough anathemas for the Australian ballot and oppose a metropolitan police commission unless kept in Republican hands. The piece notes the political calculus depends on whose ox is gored.
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Manchester
N.H
Massachusetts
Metropolitan Police Commission
Comfort for Mr Potter
A Providence Journal note remarks the district attorney is weak at prosecuting offenders and drawing indictments, suggesting Potter need not worry about the outcome.
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The
Providence Journal
Potter
How to Serve Rice Impudence Term Recalled for Hall Rice
In the Haverhill Gazette a note signals that Mr D Hall Rice of Brookline should hereafter be known as his impudence. The quip frames a light cartoonish jab at a local figure, reflecting page chatter rather than a formal event.
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Haverhill Gazette
D. Hall Rice
Brookline
Local judges praised for efficiency and charity
Judge Fallon of Municipal Court noted as a hard worker whose decisions rarely overruled, with Judge Burbank ill at home. A new Commonwealth Club forms in the district with officers P. J. McMahon, J. Hayes, J. RB Towle, J. J. Buckley. Bethesda Hall hosts a ball on Jan 13, Beethoven Club concert on Dec 11, and Old Harbor Glee Club on Jan 8. Odd Fellows Hall hosts the SS Peter and Paul T A B ball on Jan 2.
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Judge Fallon
Judge Burbank
Boston
Commonwealth Club
P. J. McMahon
J. Hayes
J. RB. Towle
J. J. Buckley
Bethesda Hall
West End
Post
Beethoven Musical Club
Tonti Hall
E Street
Universalist Church
Old Harbor
Somerville Citizen gains new editor with plans for tone shift
The Somerville Citizen now lists John Herbert as managing editor, promising a fresher local journalism style and a boost in sales and circulation. A forthcoming issue will feature political information of value while street safety and service concerns merit attention in Clarendon Hill and Medford Street. The G A R fair draws crowds despite bad weather as Women’s Relief Corps night features Hamlett's Orchestra and various performances and readings.
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Somerville Citizen
John Herbert
Citizen
Medford Street
Jenny Lind Avenue
Adams Street
Clarendon Hill
Adams
Boston
Hart
Washington
Women’s Relief Corps
Hamlett
Aniie Maud Ray
B. J. Weston
A. McKee
Albert E. Hopkins
Brichton Highlights Local Notables And Bridge Delay
Frederick W. Adams of Nonantum Street recovers from dropsy and jaundice after years with West End street cars. John Mack of Powmona stores is upbeat about Cambridge Street cars to Allston square, delayed by a recent storm. Dana Burns faces local election threats as Cambridge Street upgrades cause wall repairs and redecoration at Bracon Park.
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Frederick W. Adams
Nonantum Street
Fred
West End Company
Adams
Western Avenue
John Mack
Powmona’s
Cambridge Street
Allston Square
John Burns
Dana” Burns
Bracon Park
Figure of Haile Doubted After Recount
The Holyoke Democrat notes Haile would likely face a tougher defeat than Allen if he runs for governor next year. It states Haile has not presented a dignified figure since the recount was completed.
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Holyoke
Haile
Allen
Fragments on One Reporter’s Standing and Style
A brief fragment notes that a reporter’s solid reliability earns respect, while style may lag. It emphasizes the value of consistent, credible reporting over flash. The passage invites the reader to remember this judgment clearly.
Sulphur Bitters Presidential Competition Noted
Announcement of guessing results will be based on official figures, likely unavailable for two months or 80 days. The statement references intense public interest and delays in final tallies.
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