Notice of administratrix and administrator appointments in Suffolk
Notice declares MARY REMICK appointed administratrix of the estate of GEORGE LAVEN of Boston Suffolk County with bonds as required. Also FRANK BRUNING appointed administrator of the estate of MARY E BRUNING of Boston Suffolk County with bonds as required. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay. Boston September 29 1892.
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Jotice
George Laven
Boston
Sufolk
Avon
Mary Remick
Admx
Samuel Levy
Suffolk
Joseph Levy
Admr
Gerald Fitzgerald
John Fitzgerald
Mary E. Bruning
Mary E. Hunefeld
Frank Bruning
John J. Lonergan
Kyran J. Lonergan
Adanr
Divorce Petition for Mary A Colcord against George F Colcord
Mary A Colcord of Weltham claims lawful marriage to George F Colcord at Springfield New Hampshire in 1871 and alleges three years desertion from September 10 1888. She seeks a divorce from the bonds of matrimony in the Supreme Court Middlesex County dated October 9 1891.
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Middlesex
Mary A. Colcord
Weltham
George
Colcord
Springfield
Sullivan
New Hampshire
Willham
George F. Colcord
Waltham
Court terms and cases in First Circuit civil actions
Civil court record lists crumbling docket items from United States Circuit Court of Appeals and United States District Court December term. Includes damages claims from Tremont Nail Co et al, injuries at East Wareham and Worcester, verdicts, and many contract and equity cases with listed attorneys and judges.
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United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Supreme Judicial Court December term opens with grand jury
The December term begins today before Chief Justice Fikup and Justices Allen Homes Knowlton and Barker. Cases argued include 810 Buates et al trustees petitioners with D A Dorr for petitioners and other counsel for interested parties. Other docket items list Robertson vs Rowell, Ela vs Ela, and a rescript in Dinah Worthington et al vs James Waring et al regarding alleged blacklist damages from Narragansett Mills labor actions. Equity petitions noted. cases 817 Sargent v Superior Lodge Knights of Honor and 818 Smerson v Galloupe among others, with numerous civil actions and jury book entries.
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Supreme Judicial Court For the
Commonwealth
Fikup
C.J
Allen, Homes
W. H. Powers
N. Currier
Ela
G. D. Williams
A. E. Pillsbury
R. Ela
Dinah Worthington
James Waring
Bill In Equity
Narragansett
Fall River
H. A. Dubuque
A. J. Jennings
Equity
Sargent
Superior Lodge Knights of Honor
Smerson
Galloupe
Hopkins
Colson
Davy
Kane
Snow
Bus
Mfg. Co
Baker
Hall
Williams Mfg. Co
Noera
Legal Docket Listing Multiple Civil and Railroad Cases
A docket of multiple names and entities listed for five year bond orders and various civil actions. Cases include Steadman v People’s, Sullivan v Wooding Holmes v Coates, Farnum v Pitcher, Needham v Tuttle, Saine v Eaton, Bowers, McIntosh, Regan v Baldwin, Campbell v Kenney, Watson v Marion, and several railroad company disputes, with references to RB and shared v. filings. The compilation implies preliminary pleadings and court actions across several parties and corporations.
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Steadman
People’s
Mclntugn
Petr
Sullivan
Wooding Holmes
Coates
Farnum
Pitcher
Needham
Tuttle
Same
Haskell Saine
Eaton
Bowers
McIntosh
Saine
Same v. B. & M
Suime
Fitchburg R.R. Same
Conn. River
Old Colony RR
Sup Court Session Reports on Land Covenant Case and Personal Injury Actions
In Suffolk Superior Court, First Session closes arguments on Lisley vs Edmands breach of warranty deed for 32 Everett Chelsea lots from 1883. Second and Third Sessions list tort actions for damages, including Carrie Blake and others, with juries out or verdicts in progress, and multiple railroad and property cases noted.
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Suffolk
Bishop
Rh. M. Lisley
T F. Edmands
Everett
Chelsea
H. E. Morse
KE. B. Hagar
Lewis
Boston G. L. Co
T.oodnow
Same
vszil—Tourland
Keefe
Hussed
Cunningham
Connolly
Eldreage
Lennon
Highland F. Co
Maruin
Richards
Bingham
Boston
Grover
J. R. White
B. Tali
W. M. Brick
H. W. James
W. D. Buck
Mahoney
Simon
Frediman
Rovinson
Whitney
Fuller
Hlazer
Karrick
Richardson
Winkley
McIntyre
Boston & Maine
Kaylor
Bargelt
Bicknell
NCE RR
Lave
Glynn
Fitchburg
Antonio da Costa
Phiinutt
Columbia Street
Somerville
Chelsea Faces Rail Rivalry Over Bridge and Tracks
Chelsea residents erupt as Boston and Maine wins a petition to lay twenty four rails across Chelsea Bridge Avenue until June 30, 1894. Aldermen are blamed for hastiness while railroad officials claim the overhead bridge may never be built. Local figures urge stronger civic leadership and scrutiny over the railroad’s plans.
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Boston & Mainne
Chelsea
Chelsea Bridge Avenue
Boston & Maine
Boston & Milne
S. L. Johnson
Lynn & Boston Street Railway Company
James Field
Academy of Music
Judge Bosson
D. Frank Kimball
Cambridge News From Cambridge and Harbor News
Undetermined remarks link Undertaker Horace D Litchfield to a vacant captaincy in Compay B First Regiment while he denies candidacy. Local youths known for milk thefts are linked to Cambridge families. Chief Justice Horace E Grant reports Branch 384 adjourned sine die and cites Somerby’s Baltimore visit disputing Judge Youngs charges. Fred Holton recalls a barber shop robbery in New York and costly bay rum purchase. No license activity contrasts with strict enforcement expectations. A 7:30 pm Dec 7 youth service at St Peters Church is announced under Brotherhood of St Andrew. Cambridge precinct coverage.
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Horace D. Litchfield
Horace
Cambridge
Horace E. Grant
F. D. Somerby
Baltimore
Somerby
Young
Grant
Indianapolis
Temple Hall
Frank Lull
Lion Hall
Fred Holton
Astor House
New York
Fred
St. Peter’s Church
Main
Vernon Streets
Messrs. Cunningham
Waltham
King and Perry
The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Jiarvard Bripge
Peddler Saltpetre Faces Forgery Charges in Detroit
John Saltpetre, Maine peddler arrested in Detroit, is linked to forging orders to obtain goods valued at 235 dollars from Bennen and Schenke of this city. Reports say about six more firms are affected with total losses near 2000 dollars. Portland forgery allegations loom against Saltpetre and questions arise about American Express Company's responsibility.
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John Saltpetre
Detroit
Saltpetre
Bennen & Schenke
American Express Company
Portland
John Saltpeire
Emer son Club Elects Officers and Plans Social
At a regular meeting of the Emer son Club officers were elected including Richard F. O neil as president and Charles Horner as vice president A second social is planned for Lyceum Hall on Monday night January 23 1893 A boxing exhibition is set for Lyceum Hall next Thursday under East Boston Athletic Club auspices with Jack McGee to spar Alec Greggains Other notes mention Milford New Hampshire visits and local club events including a reading at Central Hall and a private sunlight dance by the Outing Club on November 26 with large plans for its second anniversary in January.
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Emerson Club
Richard F. O'Neil
Charles Horner
Wiliam H. McGloin
James H. Smith
Free Horner
Daniel McCassion
M. W. Glavin
Joseph Jewkes
BR. F. O'Neil
C. Horner
James Conley
Central Hall
Bsen
Irving Winslow
Lyceum Harforth
Williams
American Brotherhood of Steamboat Pilots
Ferreyman
No license vote in Dorchester and nearby areas amid local debates
Dorchester and nearby Neponset and Milton Lower Mills show strong sentiment for no license. Ward 24 expected to vote firmly against licenses. A Putnam Nail Company leap year ball planned for December 31 with proceeds to be used judiciously by the young ladies of the assorting department. Ashmont Universalist Church trustees elected: President Albert H. Stearns, clerk Charles D. Stiles, treasurer Charles W. Beal, with other members noted. Mr and Mrs William Balch, on a Rhode Island bridal tour, to reside at 117 River Street Dorchester Lower Mills.
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Dorchester
Neponset
Milton Lower Mills
Ward 24
Assorting Department
Putnam Nai! Company
Ashmont Universalist Church
Ashmont Hall
Albert H. Steirns
Charles D. Stiles
Charles W. Beal
F. P. Jacques
W. G. Gerry
H. C. Cormack
John Dale
R. D. Rankin
Otis Hl. Barnes
William Balch
Rhode Island
River Street
Dorchester Lower Mills
Grove Hall
Mayor urges action on transit congestion at Harvard Street talk
Mayor Matthews told the Harvard Street Improvement Association that street cars are crowded beyond capacity in the West End and business district. He urged legislative action and support from organizations to tackle the worsening congestion and push for rapid transit solutions.
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Matthews
Harvard Street Improvement Association
West End
South Boston District Proud of Busy Evening Mile
A writer extols Broadway in South Boston, noting throngs, busy shops, mixed laborer and mechanic crowds, and weekend dinners. He acknowledges roughs but highlights the district’s prosperity. Silly Woods runs a novel council campaign, leaflets voters’ households, claiming success. He asks clubs to send simple invitations to Orry Pont for socials.
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Broadway
South Boston
Silly Woods
Orry Pont
Somerville Election Day And Local Social Events
Election polls open at six and close at 4 12 this afternoon in Somerville with anticipated heavy turnout and possible surprise results. Central Club meets Old Dorchester Club at Dorchester tonight while Merry Workers host a social at Odd Fellows Hall Winter Hill. Mrs Helen Friend Robinson hosts musicale at 33 Dartmouth Street this evening and the Winter Hill Universalist Church hosts a second youth course lecture by Rev G W Grover of Nashua on life’s hardships with a long titled talk. A West Somerville party held a successful bar masque at Eberte Hall with many masquers and unmasking crepes surprises. Cooking school at Broadway Congregational Chapel features lamb chops breaded tomato sauce scalloped poet cream of Lima beans fruit salad honeycomb pudding. O p Powper Houss.
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Central Club
Dorchester Club
Dorchester
Merry Workers
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Winter Hill
Helen Friend Robinson
Dartmouth Street
West Somerville
Clarence Egin
Charles Skinner
Frank Wilder
Wiliams
Broadway Congregational Chapel
O.p
Boston Aldermen Campaign Shapes Up Across Districts
Boston’s municipal race centers on alderman contests in several districts. Rogers, silent since a speech to the Chicatabuts, is unlikely to challenge Mayor Matthews, who prepares an inaugural address. East Boston Republicans back Charles Witt. Democrats back Watt. In the sixth district Maguire faces Norris. Maguire gains support from Ward 12 figures. Eighth district incumbents and prospects include Lewis and Sanford with Roche a prominent Democratic rival. Ninth district splits weaken Democrats as Charles J. Page may win for Republicans. Lamb and Mooney are strong in the eleventh, while Coakley faction targets Lee in the eleventh. Ward 23 remains Mackin’s unknown in Brighton. Lee’s solid ward support aids expected narrow margin. Ward 25 sees Republican Eaton with little public profile.
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Boston
Rogers
City Hall
Matthews
Charles Witt
Witt
Sullivan
W. F. McClellan
Watt
Wesley A. Gove
John J. Maguire
Norris
Major Maguire
Alderman Lewis
Alpheus Sanford
James F. Roche
Roche
Mr. Roche
Charies J. Page
Page
Bernard F. Lamb
Jaguar
W. L. Mooney
Lamb
Coakley
Lee
Wiliam Mackin
Mackin
Brighton
Alreiy
Ward 25
Frederick Eaton
Allaton
Militia Costs for Chicago World’s Fair Encampment
The report states a total cost of 110090 dollars. It notes that sending the State militia to Chicago for a week at the World’s Fair would cost 10000 dollars. It adds that if the State must provide transportation for 600 troops the cost would be 19200 dollars.
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Chicago
Discharge at Charlestown Navy Yard Over Chain Quality
The Charlestown navy yard heavy forge shop and rolling mill workers were discharged Saturday over chain quality concerns. Officials suspect welds in links rather than bar manufacture caused the problem. dischargees may return soon. Nearby, the Safety Boat Club plans its annual ball at Monument Mall next month with invitations to district and city clubs.
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Navy Yard
Rus Mor
Safety Boat Club
Monument Mall
Leo Fernandez
Chelsea Street
New York
Dupont Social Club
Mystic Wharf
Park
He Iley
Warren
William HL. Marnell
Common Council
BurnK&s& Hitt
Brichton sale of Union Square houses and stables ends
Taft and Farrington closed on about fifteen houses and stables at Union Square in a sale valued around $40,100. Early spring 1898 may see tearing down of buildings to build crick blocks with stones. Matthew Caldwell was fined $10 for neglecting to send his son Edward to school. The old noon bell at Highland avenue is removed. plans call for a new tower and larger bell at Engine House 41. Beacon Park, Brighton, Allston seek a new bell.
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Taft & Farrington
Union Square
Crick
Matthew Caldwell
Edward
Caldwell
Loag
Chemical
Highland Avenue
Brighton
Allston
Beacon Park
Chelsea news notes on licenses and church event
The Academy of Music hosted speakers on the no license question led by Mayor Converse and Colonel Mulready. Miss Clara Cushman directs a Chinese manners exhibition at Mt Bellingham Church with 30 in costume. The Common Council did not meet last night and polls opened at 6 this morning. Local business voices favor license repeal to curb out of city spending.
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Academy of Music
Mayor Converse
the Lion
Thomas Martin
Colonel Mulready
Mt. Bellingham
Clara M. Cushman
China
Chelsea
Medford Street
Mystia
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Loston
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Sandferd
James Bracket
Barnstabe
Sail Mashpee
William C. Gifford
T.n P
LHS Dvudevil J VO
William M. Olin
Comeit” Deslers
Elgin
Townsend
United States District Court
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Tremont Nail Company
East Wareham
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H. E. Bolles
F. L. Washburn
Myers & Warner
Axperch, J
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Boston & Albany Railroad Company
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Poids
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Addie C. Rice
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Supreme Judicial Court
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Brichton
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Madrid Chemical CO
Dearborn Street
Weeks & Potter
George C. Goodwin
Hanover Street
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