Probate Court records and local notices from Quincy area
Judge White held court in Quincey approving wills for Weymouth and Holbrook executors with bonds totaling several thousand dollars and issuing administration letters for Cohasset and Quincy estates. Suburban notes report a Waltham town meeting, a G A R officers list in Watertown, a West Newton marriage, a Lynn death, and a Melrose train mishap. Other items include Lasell Seminary menus and lectures, Concord thefts from local judges, and rewards offered for stolen stables property valued up to $1,000.
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Silas Canterbury
Weymouth
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Leonard K. Powers
Bela P. French
Carroll B. Harris
Holbrook
Mary J. Harris
Lillias J. Pratt
Cohasset
Alonzo A. Pratt
Scituate
Prudence S. Wood
Quincy
John Q. A. Field
Aaron Nichols
Samuel Nichols
G.A.R. Post 81
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C. C. White
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Pinkham
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Boston
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Massachusetts Dental Society Opens Fifteenth Annual Meeting
The fifteenth annual meeting of the Massachusetts Dental Society opened at 10 A M in No 15 Pemberton square with Dr I D Shepard presiding. Treasurer Dr E Page of Charlestown reported a treasury balance of 149 49 after expenses.
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I. D. Shepard
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Charlestown
Charles G. Davis
New Bedford
Dwight Clapp
Boston
J. H. Kidder
Lawrencer
G. F. Waters
City papers list Harvard reservoir site and Commonwealth Avenue plans
Reports of city officers discuss the Harvard College reservoir site between Hancock and Temple streets and a proposed direct extension of Commonwealth Avenue to the Beacon entrance of Back Bay Park. The board notes land costs about $218,000 and warns of high grades and damages to nearby property. Public hearings are set on these contentious route changes, with opposition from local trustees and citizens.
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Centre Street
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Boston
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Clinton
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Beacon
Back Bay Park
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Boston Watertower Company
Pew
West Chester Park
Park Commissioners
Setuica
Moury
Ward Eleven
S.C. Cobb
Henry L. Higginson
Livy
Old Bay State Course Greek Music Hall dazzles audience
The Old Bay State Course opened at Music Hall with Emma Thursby Julia Rive King May Bryant F Rosnalli Timothie Adamowski Temple Quartet and others. A full house filled every seat with standing room. Encores followed and performers received two recalls including Miss Thursby Madame Rive King and Mr. Adamowski.
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Emma C. Thursby
Julia Rive-King
May Bryant
Signor F. Rosnall
Timothie Adamowski
Temple
Gounod
W.J. D. Leavitt
Schmelzer
Temple Quartette
Masaniello
Auber
Sig. Rosnati
Nicolo Tomalli
Miss Thursby
Legend
Wieniawsk
Bazzini
Adamowski
Rhodes
Schubert
Miss Bryant
Aua Stella Confidente
Robaudi
Arthur Stockbridge
Sig. Kosnati
Eckert
Mendelssohn
Deaths of Dr Enoch Cobb Wines and Notables
Obituary notices report the death of Dr Enoch Cobb Wines in Cambridge aged about 75, likely from heart disease. A pioneer in prison reform, he served as New York Prison Association secretary and helped organize national and international prison conventions. Other obituaries mention Deacon Joseph Clapp of Dorchester, scholar Sheimer, translator Circourt, Levi L. Jones of Pembroke, Miss Mary Stanley of London, and Dominique Demualle, a French decorative painter.
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University Press
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Long Island
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New England
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New York Prison Association
New York
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Dorchester
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Lost schooner Andrew Leighton crew listed and fate hinted
Gloucester Mass Dec 11 The schooner Andrew Leighton capt Oscar W Alden sailing Oct 21 for halibut voyage to La Have bank has been given up as lost with fourteen crew aboard. Names include Andrew McDonald William Brown John Berdrot Oscar Wester Frank Nelson Martin Hagen Charles Berg Martin Strahan Adolph Nelson Andrew Olsen Henry Johnson Frank Flakee and Frank Veaneau. Vessel built 1875, 83.56 tons, valued $64797 insured for $4195 plus $1500 outfits. Harvey C Mackey still missing. slim chance of return.
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Oscar Wester
Frank Nelson
Martin Hagen
Charles Berg
Martin Strahan
Adolph Nelson
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Henry Johnson
Harvey C. Mackey
Fires Burn Several New England Mills and Homes
A series of fires reported December 11 across New England caused severe damages. In TauNoon Massachusetts John Pender's tenement fire killed a three year old and injured another child. mother previously an inmate of a mental hospital. Haverhill saw a blaze at Ayer's Village store and post office destroying the post office. losses about 1,000 for the building and 1,200 for stock. BancGor Maine Crocker’s wool factory fire damaged interior and consumed wool and hides worth 7,000 to 8,000 dollars. owner uninsured. Taunton Massachusetts Horace Sherman home and barn at Raynham burned. insured for 1,200 dollars. Halifax Nova Scotia Shubenacastle fire destroyed Mitchell's planing mill and a barn with sixteen cattle. loss about 10,000 dollars.
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Haverhill
Ayer’s Village
Phineas Haynes
C. C. Whittemore
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Liverpool
London
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Raynham
Hingham
Haifax
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Gloucester Fishing Fleet Reports Mixed Ports and Rescue
Gloucester reports eleven vessels in port last week with 15,000 pounds of halibut from Banks and 126,000 pounds of cod plus 3,600 pounds of halibut from Georges. A Typhoon dory crew in trouble near Pigeon Cove was saved by John Elwell after a rough sea rescue. Lottie K. Friend sailed to New York in 31 hours. Aristas completed its nineteenth voyage from Surinam.
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Ada K. Damon
Fortune Bay
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Arthur Rich
Edgar Wonson
Pigeon Cove
John Elwell
Aristas
Boston
Surinam
Emigrants from Goldsboro Pass Through Petersburg to Indiana
Large groups of colored emigrants from Goldsboro North Carolina traveled through Petersburg Vermont in recent days bound for Indiana. A notable portion are women carrying infants and many travel without a leader, yet they appear in good spirits.
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Shoe Shops and Factories Hit Full Winter Run
Salem shoe shops run with good prospects for winter. A Harris’s Sons woolen mill in Fisherville operates at full capacity. Ira Parker’s glove factory in Littletown to start January. B Lanecaster’s shoe factory in Pittsfield employs full workforce. Col. B W Hoyt of Epping shipped 301 cases of boots and shoes in November.
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Heavy Lubee potato shipments and local crime notes
Potatoes shipped from Lubee show heavy movement this year. Joseph Mortley of Biddeford committed suicide by hanging at his home entry. he was about 53 and married. Isaac Fuller, tied to a burglary at Ka Ame's harness shop in Burkfield, held to await March term after default bail of 700. Bryant's Pond residents push for a spool mill. town meeting urged. Bangor Commercial forecasts large lumber cuts on Penobscot and tributaries this winter as crews multiply.
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Isaac Fuller
Ka Ame
Burkfield
Supreme Judicial Court
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Bangor
Penobscot
Nashua Cadets Form New Military Company in Nashua
A new military company named the Nashua Cadets is formed in Nashua. Also noted are donations, land salmon stocking, and local notices including a hospital expansion, business relocations, and a civil dispute over Bristol glove firm accounts with a receiver appointed.
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Exeter
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Manchester
Goffstown
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Frank Jones
Portsmouth
John L. Spring
Lebanon
Boston and Maine Railroad
Newmarket
Frank H. Chesley
Lindell I. Hoyt
Raymond
Concord
Judge Allen
M. A. Berry
Bristol
William A. Kent
Boston
L. W. Hammond
Forger y cases nolle pros’d. Rutland indictments pending
The State has nolle pros’d the x cases against James K. Batchelder for forgery in Addison County Court. Indictments remain pending in Rutland County where he allegedly defrauded Brandon National Bank of 75000. The Vermont bishop advanced Rev. Fulton toward priesthood at St. Thomas Brandon. Barron wins Lyman bridge suit. gets 4015 total after prior 3000, town Lebanon may appeal.
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Addison County
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Colby to lead Valley Visitor as publisher in new year
The Valley Visitor announces Daniel T. Colby will become publisher starting January 1. A Milford stock company forms to manufacture boots to share profits or losses, reserving one fifth of workers earnings for a capital guarantee fund. Worcester reports William E. Fales of Auburn was assaulted on the highway, shot, and robbed of 680 pounds, head wound not serious. John C. Wolcott of Cheshire faces divorce suit and attachment for alimony. Newburyport shoe factory wages rise 15 percent, first increase in five years, as production doubles. Russell’s Mill strike ends with workers back on the job and a possible wage rise by January 1.
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Worcester
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Auburn
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Cheshire
Berkshire
Russell
Pittsfield
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Alice Weston
Westfield
First Congregational Society
Alice
Weston
Attleboro
Grand Jury Finds No Bill in Providence Murder Case
The U S Circuit Court grand jury in Providence reported no bill on Thursday in the murder case against Nicholson of Fort Adams. Edward H Slocum of New Bedford sought his 15 year old son abducted on the schooner George A Pierce. The Providence Board of Aldermen rejected charges against the police, stating no evidence to impair confidence in the force.
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New Bedford
Newport
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Kelly
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Local News Briefs Include Fatal Mill Accident and Odd Encounters
Barneys Hemmingway a cotton mill worker is killed by machinery. Isaac Losel aged about 86 of Seymour is injured after a fall on railroad tracks and remains in critical condition at home. A Waterbury man missing trains due to reading a paper misses three departures and plans to travel again next day. William Gillette of Goshen discovers a hog pen floor collapse with cattle and pigs hanged in stalls. only a horse survives. cause under investigation.
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Isaac Losel
Seymour
Waterbury
William Gillette
Goshen
Western Union Restores Telegraph Lines After Court Ruling
In Chicago district court an order directed Western Union to turn over Great Western lines to its receiver. American Union telegraphers seized parts of the lines in Missouri Kansas and Nebraska. The Appellate Court issued superseders restraining the receiver from interfering, restoring lines to Western Union.
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