Vickers Firms May Buy Newport News Shipyard
English firm Vickers Son and Maxim plans to acquire Newport News shipyard, aiming to create America’s largest combined gun and shipbuilding plant. Shipyard likely change hands by Feb 1, with production of heavy naval guns and armor in the works.
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Newport News Shipbuilding Establishment
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Old Boylston School Association Holds Second Annual Meeting
The Old Boylston School Association met at Phenix Hall on Washington Street with President Patrick F. McDonald presiding. Officers elected include Fr. F.E. Colbeare as president, Thomas Tate as first vice president, Mrs Hathaway as second vice president, John J. Murby as third vice president, William M. Clarke as secretary, and Joseph O. McMullen as treasurer. Resolutions praised McDonald’s service. committees were named to form an executive panel and to arrange January’s annual banquet at the American House.
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IK. M. Hartiqvan
Helena Arrives at Gibraltar for Coaling en Route to Manila
The U S gunboat Helena under Commander W T Swinburne arrived at Gibraltar on December 4 after leaving Bermuda November 10 for Madeira. The ship is to join Admiral Dewey's squadron at Manila.
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Manila
Union Park Hall hosts weekly school session with readings
The weekly school session met at Union Park Hall on 1371 Washington Street. P J O Daly led instruction with John M Doran and Michael A Hurley. O Daly spoke on motives behind Dr Keatings history of Ireland in the Gaedhe language and why scholars should study ancient Irish language and literature. Members Thomas Horan Thomas Collins William Murphy John T Sullivan John M Doran and Michael A Hurley performed readings and songs. Five new names joined the school roll. Also announced: starting Monday Dec 5 the Wabash railroad will run tourist sleeping cars between St Louis and Los Angeles leaving St Louis at 1059 p m with more details at the New England Agency, 5 State Street, Boston, Mass.
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John T. Sullivan
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Los Angeles
California
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State Street
Bosa
Mass
Along the Water Front
Steamer Boston carried forty five passengers from Yarmouth and the Prince Edward eighteen, with the Prince George making its first appearance here. The Gloucester diverged crew member Charles Mon sees was sent home on the Hoston. The Maggie Sullivan, schooner, and the Portland wreck's late captain Blanchard are noted in maritime history. The Norseman and Cambro man shift routes for winter. The Dominion Atlantic steamer Prince George impresses passengers with deck-level passageways. A failed attempt to free the C. A. White schooner on Spectacle Island ends after 500 tons of coal are lightered. The stranded Tamiagia on Spectacle Island marks a preparatory school for skippers in pilot houses of steam colliers. Captain Tilton and several former skippers are named with ties to various vessels including the Gettysburg and Valley Forge. The Landsman.
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Civil Court Docket Summary for Suffolk Sessions
The document lists the first jury session in Suffolk Superior Court with cases including Walton versus Boston and Maine, Miller versus Gregory, Cornish versus West End, and others. Judge Bell presiding. docket numbers 2anu, 4406, 4402, and related entries appear.
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Public administrator appointed for Abby Clancy estate
Notice: Francis P. Murphy named public administrator of Abby Clancy of Boston Suffolk County deceased intestate He has given bond and is in charge at 745 Tremont Building Boston All claimants must exhibit demands and debtors pay by Nov 19 1898.
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Admr
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George M. Smith
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Alfred $. Hayes
Mary Evers
James O. Chase
Jamies H. McFarland
Foston
Eugen Warren
Edward W. Dixon
Sama A. Flint
Simon Davis
Insolvency Notice for Miller Partners of Boston
The third meeting of creditors of Adolph Miller and Samuel Miller doing business as Adolph Miller & Son will be held at the Court of Insolvency in Boston on December 9, 1898 at 10 a.m. Creditors may prove claims and object to the assignees account. Assignees are Charles F. Light and Charles H. Bow.
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Probate Court to Hear Private Sale of Hazard Estate
Middlesex Probate Court in Cambridge summons heirs and interested parties to show cause December 6 1898 why administrator Charles H Sherman may sell the real estate of George W W Hazard at private sale to pay debts and admin costs. Citation to be served or published weekly in Boston Post for three weeks. Witness Charles J McIntire, Clerk.
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New York
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Cambridge
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H. Folsom
William H. O'Brien
Groton
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Pepperell
S. H. Folsom
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Woburn
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Boston V Post
Charles J. MelIntire
S. Hi. Polsom
Probate Court Citations for Oxnard and Donnell Estates
Massachusetts Probate Court issues citations for Henry Be Oxnard trustee of real estate proceeds and for Thomas L Jenks Edward O Donnell executors. Notices require appearance December 15 1898 and December 180% respectively, with publication in Boston Port and Boston West and service at least fourteen days prior. Names include George D Oxnard Caroline W Oxnard James O Donnell Edward O Donnell Elijah George John W Melkhim Elwah Ghorge.
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Boston
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Edward O'Donnell
Boston West
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Elwah Ghorge
Register
Probate citations and executors listed for multiple New England estates
Probate notices from Middlesex Suffolk and surrounding counties announce administration and executor appointments. Annie Ellis estate to Jabez A. Sawyer with Cambridge December citation. Jane Smith estate appoints George M. Smith as executor in Boston. George Warren Cole and Nellie D. Hurn estates show administrators with bonds. Mary Evers and other local estates call for creditors to present claims with payments to designated executors. Public notices dated November 1898 and November 1805 are shown.
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