Contested Appeals and Court Entries from Middlesex Superior Court
A compact record lists cases from the Middlesex Superior Court including con tests such as Chase v Old Colony RA and Percival v same, with numerous other docket entries like Brown v Boston and Foley v same. The entry notes an appeal in C F Hall versus James M Healey concerning insolvency and discharge, and cites multiple civil actions, contracts, and railroad company disputes from 1880s through 1890s, with trial notices for jury sessions and various defendants.
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Verge
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Connolly
Jones
McGuire
N. Y
N. E. Ror
Calderwood
Brintnall
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James M. Healey
Suffolk County
F. W. Adams
Appellee
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William A. Tucker
Washington, School
Harvard Streets
Dorchester
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Smith
Butler
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Googins
de la Granja
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Norton
Ton Co
Grace
Gallagher
Quigley
Lowell
Drew
Smith & A. Stove Co
Bruce
Carr
Stubbs
McGraw
Mannistfield
Dooley
Provident
Savags
Johnson
Moody
Beacon Cycle Mfg. Co
Sibley Et al
Freeman Mfg. Co
Grant Walker
Biggestaff
Marston
Borofsky
Marden
Cambridge Voters Receive Mass Mail as Cambridge Port Post Office Handles Heavy Flow
The Cambridgeport post office, under Superintendent Ring, processed about 75,000 letters over two days amid mayoral campaigning. Three of four mayoral candidates sent papers and letters to voters, with Ring praising his staff and noting unprecedented mail volume and on-time delivery. The item also mentions local political talk on annexation to Boston and ongoing community events.
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Harvard Glee Club
Bancroft
Harvard
Cambridgeport
Ring
Cambridge
North Avenue Universalist Church
John Daly
Algeria
George H. Cox
John H. Corcoran
Boston
Mr. Corcoran
Sisterhood Branch
Martha R. Jones
North Avenue
West End Road
Murray Street
Cambridge’s Prettiest Women to Be Named Tomorrow
Tomorrow’s Post will publish ten more names of Cambridge’s prettiest women. Readers are urged to tell friends to look out for the interesting lists.
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Charles L. Pike
Louise F. Gay
Mabel Baker
Annie Richardson
May Lawrence
Cornelian Warren
Peter le Francis
Elia Wheeler
Myrtie Smith
Marie Bernard
Cambridge
Chelsea News Roundup From Chelsea Chronicle
Local column notes a Lynn District Epworth League meeting at Bellingham Church with Rev George S Butters of Fitchburg set to speak. Comment wraps around liquor license politics and past whist prizes. Chelsea polo team disbanded. Worcester will host a new team at Lincoln Hall with a suitable rink. The Ferkym Man.
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Bellingham
Lynn
Suffolk Club
F. A. Wool
T. J. Lynde
Harry Harding
George H. Danforth
Chelsea
Worcester
Lincoln Hall
Ferkym
Chelsea's prettiest women list names
A brief notice lists Chelsea's prettiest women including Annie Dammery Lilian Evans Bertha Morril ERetta Winslow Edith Leeds Agnes Phemister Lillian Martin Maude Murphy and Mrs J H Buck Mrs Elmer E Knight The item invites readers to tell friends to look out for these lists.
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Annie Dammery
Lilian Evans
Bertha Morril
Eretta Winslow
Edith Leeds
Agnes Phemister
Lillian Martin
Maude Murphy
J. H. Buck
Elmer E. Knight
Chelsea
Steamer Whitney Off After Extensive Repairs
The New York steamer H. M. Whitney has completed repairs after a harbor collision with the British steamer Ottoman of Liverpool. The vessel left Atlantic works yesterday, arrived at Central Es, and sailed for New York under Captain Coleman, a noted navigator from Boston.
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New York
H. M. Whitney
Ottoman
Liverpool
Atlantic Works
Central Es 10
Whitney
Coleman
Boston
Theological Alumni Meet at Harvard Seminary
The Harvard Theological Seminary Alumni Association of eastern New England held its annual meeting at the United States Hotel with Rev. A. C. Thompson presiding. Guests included Prof. Williston Walker and Rev. E S Hume. Officers elected: President Rev A C Thompson and secretary treasurer Rev C B Gale.
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Harvard Theological Seminary
Eastern New England
United States
A. C. Thompson
D.D
Roxbury
Williston Walker
Hartford
E.S. Hume
Bombay
India
C. B. Gale
Fitchburg
About You And Your Friends
A Boston column discusses local Democratic tensions over disputed nominees and an anonymous circular signed Cleveland Democrat. Thomas F. Delehanty counterattacks, aiming to unite the party and aid its candidates. East Boston hospital plans and a Christmas charity dinner for St John’s Church children are noted. An Italian worker loses his right arm at a Paris Street macaroni factory. The Ferry Man.
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Democratic Party
Cleveland Democrat
Thomas F. Delehanty
Delehanty
East Boston
St. John's Church
Joseph Gallo
East Boston’s prettiest women listed for 1900s event
Miss May Williams Foley Miss Maria Clancy Miss Gertrude Pratt Miss Ena Potters Miss Bessie Jones Miss Susie Jordan Miss Annie Burnham Miss Lizzie Ennis Miss Jennie Chase Miss Mary McDonald named among East Boston’s prettiest women in a local society note.
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May Williams Foley
Maria Clancy
Gertrude Pratt
Ena Potters
Bessie Jones
Susie Jordan
Annie Burnham
Lizzie Ennis
Jennie Chase
Mary McDonald
Boston
Alderman Lee seeks 25000 for Brighton playstead project
The item notes Alderman John H. Lee’s push for a 25000 city appropriation to build a district playstead. Walter R. Willey bets on Lee’s reelection, offering 100 if it occurs. Frank Haynes laments snowless Brighton road and Frannk plans to test flyers on white ground. Elijah Stanton adds a piazza at Mansfield and Cambridge. Albert Smith opens a new market at 862 Cambridge. The Post reports Brighton’s list of prettiest ward and brisk sales at Beacon Park.
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John H. Lee
Walter R. Willey
Lee
Frank Haynes
Brighton Road
fFrannk
Elijah Stanton
Mansfield
Cambridge Streets
Albert Smith
Cambridge Street
Brighton
Beacon Park
Brighton's Prettiest Women Named in List of Ladies
Mrs T H G Marston and Miss Olive Wormelle lead a roster of Brighton ladies praised as the town's prettiest women. The group includes Miss Gracie Young Miss Annie Brackett Miss Hettie Horner Mrs Charles Whites Miss Ethel Fuller Miss Carrie Beck Miss Eva Pierson and Miss Bertha Ballard in a feature highlighting local charm.
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T. H. G. Marston
Olive Wormelle
Gracie Young
Annie Brackett
Hettie Horner
Charles Whites
Ethel Fuller
Carrie Beck
Eva Pierson
Bertha Ballard
Brighton
Ladies' Aid seeks hospital supplies for new Somerville hospital
The Ladies' Aid Association appeals for table linen towels and other essentials for patient care at the upcoming Somerville hospital. Contributions may be sent to Mrs A S Pillsbury, treasurer, 12 Cameron Street West. The old Nunnery grounds disappear as steam shovels clear Broadway side. an at home event by Mrs Charles A Guild features decorated china with assistance from Miss Moore.
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Ladies’ Aid Association
A. S. Pillsbury
Cameron Street
West Somerville
Broadway
Charles A. Guild
Flint Street
Somerville's Prettiest Women Names Listed
Names of Somerville's prettiest women are published including Mrs. William Kenney Miss Alice Bailey Miss Theresa Manix Mrs. Walter Hadley Miss Jennie Rogers Miss Hattie Crane Mrs H Crane Miss Belle Patten Miss Dora Lapham Mrs George Rowell and others.
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William Kenney
Alice Bailey
Theresa Manix
Walter Hadley
Jennie Rogers
Hattie Crane
H. Crane
Belle Patten
Dora Lapham
George Rowell
Somerville
Six suppers on a bet in South Boston club
Ex Representative J J McNamara of Wari 13 paid an election bet last evening. Jerry, a Late Hour club member, and five others including James P McShane Frank J Thornton C F F O'Brien Michael F Sullivan and Peter Kelley shared six of Caterer McShane's best suppers. Kelley won the bet and the gathering proved Jerry a good fellow.
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J. J. McNamara
Wari 13
Jerry
South Boston
James P. McShane
Frank J. Thornton
C. FF. O'Brien
Michael F. Sullivan
Peter Kelley
Webster’s Unabridged Dictionary and Science of Life
The passage touts Webster’s Unabridged Dictionary as a standard U S authority on word definitions and endorses the Science of Life for its treatments of nervous debility and exhausted vitality. It notes the work can be obtained via an advertisement in another column of this paper.
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United States
South Boston Election Patterns and Local Concerts
South Boston voters in Ward 13 forecast a heavy turnout with Norris and Major Maguire as the leading contenders, while Wards 14 and 15 look for Alderman Flood to be returned. The St John’s M E Church aid society hosts a Wednesday concert with Lola Leonora Purman Susie Robinson Sara Weeks and others. The Pleasure Outing Club names officers led by George Bancroft and a full slate of officers and committee members. Crry Point.
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Boston
Norris
Major Maguire
Common Council
Flood
Aid Society of St. John’s M. E. Church
Fred Billings
Henry McCormack
Robert Harding
Albert Young
Joseph J. Jones
J. J. Gateley
George O. Bancroft
John J. Cummings
Amory E. Wood
Crry Point
South Boston's prettiest women names listed
Miss Annis Vincent Miss Annie L Smith Miss Jennie Ellis Miss Esther McArdle Miss Birdie Wannon Mis Alice Jacobs Miss Annie Cummings Miss Mamie Ryan Miss Jennie Kenney Miss Maud Ford. The article invites readers to spread word about these lists and to watch for the forthcoming notices.
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Annis Vincent
Annie L. Smith
Jennie Ellis
Esther McArdle
Birdie Wannon
Alice Jacobs
Annie Cummings
Mamie Ryan
Jennie Kenney
Maud Ford
South Boston
Annual Pall and Musicales at Charlestown Hall
Pupils of Professor J G Anthoine held their annual pall in Monument Hall with Holbrook's Orchestra providing music. At a private musicale hosted by Mr and Mrs Thomas M Joyce of Hotel Harvard, thirty friends heard recitations, piano, soprano and violin performances from Therese Crostien Lizzie Wall Zita McDonough Daisy Harmon and others. A Waverley House guest event follows next Monday. Councilman William T Graham seeks re election with Republican endorsements from Bunker Hitt.
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J.G. Anthoine
Monument Hall
Holbrook
Thomas M. Joyce
Harvard
Bow Streets
Therese Crostien
B. J. Reardon
Lizzie Wall
Joyce
Howard Atheneum Orchestra
Zita McDonough
Daisy Harman
Thomas Dundeen
John P. Reynolds
William Judge
Charles Ford
Mamie Leighton
Fred W. Barker
Frank Parkinson
J. Desmond
Thomas Dundon
Waverley House
William T. Graham
Bunker Hitt
Charlestown Names Its Prettiest Women
Miss Lizzie Olsen Miss Lulu Finn Miss Mangie Rogers Mrs John Sullivan Miss Ella Baldwin Mrs W F Prime Miss Mamie Ormond Miss Daisy Haynes Mrs Jennie Payson Mrs William Schwab are listed as Charlestown's prettiest women in a local society feature.
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Lizzie Olsen
Lulu R. Finn
Mangie Rogers
John Sullivan
Ella Baldwin
W. F. Prime
Mamie Ormond
Daisy Haynes
Jennie Payson
William Schwab
Charlestown
North End Volunteers List Letter to The Post
A letter from M F requests publishing the North End’s ten prettiest young ladies names. He lists Annie White Lulu White Eva Donnelly Helen F Caffrey Alice Marding May Nickerson Trilie Bruce Katie McQuillian Frances Roche Lillian Bradley and urges the editor to publish the roster. The Post disclaims responsibility for the volunteer list.
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North End
Annie White
Lulu White
Eva Donnelly
Helen F. Caffrey
Alice Marding
May Nickerson
Trilie Bruce
Katie McQuillian
Frances Roche
Lillian Bradley
M.F
Vote for Matthews in a day of low fares improvements
A brief notice urges readers to vote for Matthews highlighting low fares and planned improvements and to vote early today.
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Matthews
Wreck Sighted in North Atlantic En Route to London
British steamer Milanese arriving from Boston to London reports passing a shipwreck in mid Atlantic on December 8 at 44 20 N 52 51 W. The vessel was Split in two with debris drifting, name of the wrecked ship unknown. Captain Frinick notes strong gales and high seas during a thirteen day voyage.
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Boston
London
Frinick
Dorchester Ward 24 votes expected. local events listed
Dorchester residents anticipate a busy Ward 24 election with Walter Hayes seeking a strong tally. Community happenings include an Emanou quartet at Oakland Hall, a Broadway Universalist Church wedding party returning from the South, a rainbow tea at the Church of the Holy Spirit with a souvenir cup, and Mattapan Social Club officers announced for next year.
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Walter Hayes
Emanou
Oakland Hall
Harry W. Kimball
Nee Lucas
Broadway Universalist Church
South Boston
South
Old Dorchester
Guild of the Church of the Holy Spirit
Oakland Tall
Mattapan Social Club
H. Richardson
F. Johnson
George KE. Edwards
Thomas Cotter
Charles A. Hoffiman
C. E. Turner
George A. Curtis
W. T. Sheed
W. HL. Croseman
Grovk Hall
Dorchester Names of the Prettiest Women
A list of Dorchester’s prettiest women includes Miss Bertie McBride Miss Grace L Hope Miss Carrie Hunt Miss Mary Barry Miss Louise Alexander Miss Elsie Littlefield Miss Lucy Horne Miss Belie Nugent Miss Alice Curdy and Miss Minnie Wood.
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Bertie Mcbride
Grace L. Hope
Carrie Hunt
Mary Barry
Louise Alexander
Elsie Littlefield
Lucy
Horne
Belie Nugent
Alice Curdy
Minnie Woodlll
Dorchester
Don't depend on the other man to vote today. Make Matthewe's majority emphatic
A terse exhortation urges voters to act independently and secure a strong victory for Matthewe. The message emphasizes personal responsibility and aims to maximize his electoral margin.
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Matthewe
Freed From A Ten Year Term For Burglary
Stephen Hall was released from a ten year burglary sentence after a motion for a new trial showed mistaken identity. Witnesses testified they saw a man only from a railroad scene and identified Hall at the Dr J O Judge house break in on Columbus Avenue. Hall was freed when a nolle pros was entered following legal work by William Sullivan and Officer Shields and approval by District Attorney Stevens.
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Stephen Hall
Colecred
Dr. J. O
Columbus Avenue
Theip
Division 8
Hall
Ball
William Sullivan
Shields
Station 5
Stevens
Vote for license today to temper Morality in town
Citizens urged to vote early on a local license issue claiming it will promote temperance and moral standards. Campaign emphasizes immediate participation and community standards.
Sulphur Bitters Presidential Competition Update
Three of four Sulphur Bitters contests can be decided but the nationwide popular vote remains unsettled. The vast coupons require a single examination to finalize all competitions, to be conducted at the earliest possible date.
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