Improved Sewerage Construction Bid Notice 1892 Boston
Sealed proposals for removing the wooden flume on the southerly side of the embankment between Squantum and Moon Island will be received at the City Engineer’s office 50 City Hall Boston until 12 noon Monday December 19 1892. Each bid must include a certified check of 250 payable to the city of Boston returned unless the contract is not executed. The City Engineer may reject all proposals if deemed not in the city’s interest. William Jackson City Engineer Office City Hall Boston December 10 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred A. Marcus
Kate Marcus
Robert G
Collamore
Suffolk
Dartmouth Street
Boston
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Coluambus Avenue
Matthews
Shapleigh
George W. Morse
James W. Tobey
Nelson Curtis
Joshua Benshimol
Squantum
Moon Island
City Hall
William Jackson
City Engineer
Insolvency Notice for James W. Barry of Winchester
Middlesex 88 1892 notice issues a warrant in insolvency against James W. Barry of Winchester Middlesex forbidding debts and property transfers. A creditors meeting to prove debts and appoint assignees will be held at Cambridge Court of Insolvency on January 12, 1893 at 9 a.m. Deputy Sheriff Tidd acts as messenger.
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Middlesex
James W. Barry
Winchester
Cambridge
Tidd
Suffolk Trust Company receivership raises bond holder claims
In the Suffolk Superior Court report on the Suffolk Trust Company receivership, questions arise about whether holders who guaranteed Western farm mortgages may prove claims against the company assets. The case involves bonds secured by land in Kansas, prior maturities, and the rights of both surrendered and unmatured bonds, with Judge Butler presiding and petitions by trustees under Francis B. Hayes’s will. The matter spans multiple separate actions and decisions, including partition of Boston real estate, insolvency examinations, mortgage encumbrances, and a significant docket of prior cases, all under the third session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk, Ss
J. Commonwealth
Suffolk Trust Company
J. H. Butler
Kansas
East
H. G. Allen
W. H. Powers
M. Coggan
H. Albers
C. G. Chick
A. P. Loring Et al
Boston
Francis B. Hayes
Lexington
Mass
W.A. Hayes
Asa French
H. W. Chaplin
Cestais Que Trust
Charles W. Clements
George Bullens
Suffolk County
Potter-Lovell Company
S. Hoar
J. J. Myers
J. C. Coombs
L. Creesy
Lois Willis
Lydia J. Smith
Brookline
KF. L. Creesy
L. Whipple
G. F. Piper
Superior Court Suffolk First Session Damages from Noxious Gases
In Suffolk Is Superior Court on December 14 three tort actions by Julia Martin F C Martin and F E Martin against C A Richards over injuries from gases from a cess pool at 5 Chester Place. Defense denies. Plaintiffs’ counsel C M Barnes J H Morrison. defense I R Clark F Ranney. Second session Sherman J presides over E R Laden et al of New York against J Potter et al and M N Arnold in contract to recover 48848 75 for leather sold by Potter White Bayley firm.
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Mary B. Verge
W. H. Emerson
C. C. Powers
M. Storey
Thomas Connelly
Frank Jones
H. S. Jones
Newbury Street
Boston
G. R. Swasey
Lincoln A. Calderwood
Norman Y. Brintnall
H. F. Buswell
E. D. Sibley
John Mullin
William Mullin
James A. King
Dorchester Avenue
J. M. B. Churchill
J. Lowell, Jr
S. H. Smith
Townsend
Foley
Same
Jones
Jackson
West End
R.R
Davis
Fitchburg
Hayes
Fales
Nash
Brion
Gellard
Naumkeag St. Ry
Dempsey
Joe
Coombs
Carstein
Turis
Hatch
McLaughlin
BriopGett
Norton Iron Company
James J. Grace
Norton Tron Company
Columbia Theatre
M. P. Beckett
Iron Company
P. A. Collins
Grace
Gallagher
Quigley
Currier
Lond
Marden
Town of
Peabody
Hodges
Atlas Accdt
Ins. Co
Burke
Pratt
Spear
Ayer
Jackel
Fiedler
Sheridan
Eddy
Sargent
Meeknnis
Eldridge
Dean
Legion of Honor
Bentham
Courtney
Mech’s Nat’l Bank
Ames
Vinal
Tombs
Driver
Hyams
Williams
J. Eben Putnam
Danvers
C. M. Barnes
J. H. Morrison
I. R. Clark
F. Ranney
Connolly
Eldredge
Lennon
Highland F. Co
Bingham
Grover
New York
Cambridge News Briefs Include Elections and Deaths
Cambridge notes report a freedom party at Miss Ellie Atwood’s Russell Street home, a mayoral candidate's precinct votes, and Dr D M Edgerly’s serious pneumonia. Also covered are Riverside Boat Club officers, the death of William Page at 75 Howard Street, and Mrs Laura H Doran’s passing. George Riddle to read for Cambridge Girls Club on Jan 8. ward slogans noted. Barvard Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellie Atwood
Alger
Moynahan
Lake Moynahan
Monadnocks
Briggs
Riverside Boat Club
James T. McNamee
Onry Davis
Frank Dardis
Patrick J. Doyle
Arthur Cove
D. O’leary
John White
Thomas Frawley
Thomas Sullivan
Thomas F. Riley
J. T. McNamee
J. Frank Faceg Vee
Dardis
N. E
William Page
Howard Street
Colonel Bancroft
Olivia Smith
Lowell
L. S. Parker
Joe
Charlie
Foxy
Barvard Bridge
Cambridge's Prettiest Women Ten Names Tomorrow
Mrs. E. P. Nutting Miss Margaret S. Gordon Miss Mamie M. Powers Miss Winnie Reed Miss Lucy Rose Miss Agnes Dollard Miss Gertrude Rouillard Miss Sadie M. Holderness Miss Magziie Corcoran Miss Mamie Short Tomorrow's Post will contain ten more names of Cambridge's prettiest women. Tell your friends to look out for these interesting lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Nutting
Margarets
Gordon
Mamie M. Powers
Winnie Reed
Lucy Rose
Agnes Dollard
Gertrude Rouillard
Sadie M. Holderness
Magziie Corcoran
Mamie Short
Cambridge
Birdie Marr
Mary Robinson
Catherine Costello
Bessie Sherman
Emily Brown
Lizzie Lane
Addie Durkin
Annie Butler
Aggie Nagle
Anina Morrison
South Boston
Dorchester
W. W. McNaught
Eva Murray
C. E. Folsom, Jr
Otis Eddy
Hiram Orcutt
F. B. Haley
H. H. Crossman
Carrie Gardner
Alice Adams
Carrie Grossman
Miss Mary Bancroft Nute to present Brighton testimonial entertainment
In Warren Hall on January 2 Miss Mary Bancroft Nute will present a first class testimonial entertainment with professional city musicians assisting. She plans to perform standard author selections and stage rehearsals begin after New Year for a February 1 public show. Also noted is an upcoming marriage between Walter J. Buckingham of Cambridge and Mabel Pierson of Allston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bancroft Nute
Margaret Bancroft
Warren Hall
Nute
Brighton
Nate
Harvard Hall
Walter J. Bngham
Cambridge
Mabel Pierson
Allston
A. D
Brighton’s Prettiest Women Named in Bright List
Miss Grace Parker, Miss Lizzie Eagan, Miss Grace Wilds, Mrs. E. L. Webster, Miss Laura Brown, Miss Clara Gardner, Miss Blanch Ballard, Mrs. Beasie Love, Miss Adaline Madden, Mrs. Jennie Salman named among Brighton’s prettiest women. Readers urged to watch for these lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Parker
Lizzie Eagan
Grace Wilds
E. L. Webster
Laura Brown
Clara Gardner
Blanch Ballard
Beasie Love
Adaline Madden
Jennie Salman
Brighton
Winthrop's Nuisance Letter to the Editor
A reader thanks the Post for exposing the Board of Health of Winthrop. The writer condemns their past actions during the hot summer and urges continued press scrutiny to combat decency outrages. Signed by ONE OF THE SUFFERERS dated Dec 13, 1892.
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Post
Board of Health of
Winthrop
Devens to be dismissed from State Prison service
Prison commissioners voted to uphold Warden Lovering’s suspension of Officer Thomas Devens for meddling with business not his own. Devens, who has served twenty one years as a State Prison officer, examined a State paper left on the octagon round table. He will doubtless be removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Devens
Lovering
Sulphur Bitters Presidential Competition Underway
Three of four Sulphur Bitters contests can be decided though the national popular vote remains unresolved. A vast pile of coupons requires one comprehensive examination for all contests and will be completed at the earliest possible date.
Local Fraternal Officers Elected and Lodge Social Held
At Joseph Hooker Post 23 meeting officers were elected led by Commander Ainsley R Hooper and S V C George H Hosea. Loyal Crescent Lodge hosted about 125 visitors from multiple lodges in Everett Chelsea Lynn and East Boston featuring speeches and music. The Rev Richard Fisk was installed as Unitarian Church pastor on Meridian Street and funerals were announced for Hannah Healey and Charles B Wells. Will East Boston seek an emergency hospital amid industrial recovery after a Border Street fire.
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Joseph Hooker
G. A. RB
Ainsley R. Hooper
George H. Hosea
A. C. M. Capen
Robert Ellis
George M. Budge
Benjamin F. Campbell
Wilbur Ford
Charles W. Thomas
Department
Irving W. Campbell
Edward Preble
George E. Harrington
Loyal Crescent Lodge
Columbia Lodge
Chelsea
Rocket Lodge
East
Boston
Rose and Thistle Lodge
Lynn
Egg Rock Lodge
Grand Army Hall
Everett
P. G. M. D. W. Williams
P. P. G. M. G. W. Rockett
P. G. William Penn
Crescent Lodge
Richard Fisk
Unitarian Church
Meridian Street
Hannah Healey
Patrick Healey
O’cloc
Star of the Sea Church
Charles B. Wells
Warren Line
East Boston's prettiest women named in list
A reader sees a feature naming Miss Maggie Dolan Miss Alice B Marvel Miss Georgia Maynard Miss Therese Gurney Miss Clara J Ducey Miss Mary J Doane Miss Cynthia Jocelyn Miss Ella Jones Miss Jennie Smith and Miss Fannie Murphy as East Boston's prettiest women and is urged to tell friends to watch for the lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Dolan
Alice B. Marvel
Georgia Maynard
Therese Gurney
Clara J. Ducey
Mary J. Doane
Cynthia Jocelyn
Ella Jones
Jennie Smith
Fannie
Murphy
Boston
Carnival of Flowers at Armory Hall aids Redeemer Church
Universalist Church in Armory Hall hosts the Carnival of Flowers to benefit the Church of the Redeemer at Fourth and Chestnut. The final night features dancing from 10 to 12 with an executive committee led by Rev. R. Perry Bush and a roster of organizers and table heads. The Mt Bellingham Church Sunday school elected officers at its last meeting, led by George H Carter as superintendent and J W McConnville as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
Armory Hall
Church of the Redeemer
Fourth and
Chestnut Streets
R. Perry Bush
E. C. W. Bliss
George H. Frazier
Roscoe Pierce
A. L. Marden
Everett Williams
George Wyeth
George E. Mitchell
Henry Paine
D. A. Clifford
E. F. Endicott
Alice Wyeth
A. T. Hunnewell
G. T. Sawyer
Mt. Bellingham Church Sunday School
George H. Carter
Wilson B. Varney
Ansel Lothrop
George J. Novie
J. W. McConnville
A. W. Whitney
C. A. Mycue
Josie M. Riford
Chelsea's Prettiest Women Names List
A list enumerates Chelsea's prettiest women including Miss Ella Johnson Miss Minnie Moran Miss Nellie Cook Miss Kittie Magon Miss Aggie Peck Miss Lou Snow Miss Eva Prichard Miss Bertha Hastings Miss Lucia Badenfeld and Miss Sallie Dix, reflecting local social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Johnson
Minnie Moran
Nellie Cook
Kittie Magon
Aggie Peck
Lou Snow
Eva Prichard
Bertha Hastings
Lucia Badenfeld
Sallie Dix
Chelsea
Whitney Ottoman hearing expected after harbor collision
The Warren line steamer Ottoman arrived in East Boston at 8 16 AM after a ten day voyage from Liverpool under Captain Williams reporting moderate seas and winds from the south and northwest. The Whitney Ottoman collision inquiry may be revived with steamboat inspectors to be recalled, hampered only by Hallett of the Whitney's illness at Roxbury home.
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Warren Line
Liverpool
Williams
East
Boston
Oes Hallett
H. M. Whitney
Roxbury
Bond计划扩展水务系统Provincetown议会决议
波士顿报纸转述普罗文斯敦市议会周一晚投票授权发行债券及票据，总额65,000美元用于水务系统扩展。原文称投票以单一票多数通过，因错误统计被指为无效，实为仅有一票来自未登记老选民，若剔除则多数将变为二票。无欺诈意图，仅为疏忽所致。
Dedham Selectmen name Edwin A Brooks town treasurer
In a unanimous vote the Dedham Board of Selectmen elected Edwin A Brooks as town treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Lewis H. at their December meeting in Drepham.
Republican Candidate Seeks Recount After Council Loss
F. E. Gaylord, defeated by 182 votes for the Common Council, says he will request a recount. Parson Perrin of St John’s is described as earnest, ambitious, and popular, striking from the shoulder in his sermons. Orry Ponrr a a te a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Gaylord
Common Council
Parson Perrin
St John’s
Orry Ponrr
Diverse events at Somerville church fair and lectures
The Children's Club of the Second Unitarian Church hosts a fair tonight with a delegation of dwarfs. Rev LeRoy S Bean of Gorham Maine lectures on The Devil in Black and White at the Free Baptist Chapel Broadway. Funds go to church lot and building. Alderman Osgood buys Harrison Aldrich Co share. Alliston Club to bowl Central Club on Highland. Mrs Roscoe Sylvester preserves a flax-wheel relic. West Somerville dancing school closes a course taught by Carl P Cubberly. OLp Powprr Hovsz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Unitarian Church
LeRoy S. Bean
Gorham
Free Baptist Chapel
Broadway
Olp
Hovsz
Somerville's prettiest women listed in new roster
A curious society feature lists Mrs. William Smith, Miss Maude Libby, Miss Jennie Cutler, Mrs. Annie Wood, Miss Grace Dean, Miss Lizzie Lowell, Mrs. B. B. Carley, Miss Minnie White, Miss Flora Clifford and Mrs. F. E. Fitts as Somerville's prettiest women. Readers are urged to tell friends to watch for this engaging list.
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William Smith
Maude Libby
Jennie Cutler
Annie Wood
Grace Dean
Lizzie Lowell
B. B. Carley
Minnie White
Flora Clifford
F. E. Fitts
Somerville
Storage Battery Muddle at Cambridge Rail Hearing
A railroad commission hearing on the Storage Battery Company’s street railway location in Cambridge was continued after the chair noted the petition sought repeal of a 1887 act and incorporation rights for a rail line through Boston Cambridge and Watertown. Emery stated delays were not their fault and the matter awaits legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storage Battery Company
Cambridge
Sanford
Emery
Boston
Brookline
Commonwealth
Watertown
West End
Storage Battery Street Railway Company
Memorial Service for Rev. Samuel F. McCleary Jr at Church of Disciples
A memorial service for Rev. Samuel F. McCleary Jr was held at the Church of Disciples yesterday noon. Harvard professors Everett Emerton Peabody and Thayer attended, along with about thirty classmates from the class of 1888. Speakers praised his self sacrifice and beneficence, noting his humility and earnest zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel F. McCleary
Church of Disciples
Fends
Everett, Emerton
T. G. Peabody
J. H. Thayer
Young McCleary
Harvard
Peabody
Mr. McCleary
Harvard Divinity School
Brookline
Russell
Weston
Brooklyn
Charlies G. Ames
Teachers Bazaar at Music Hall Moves to Old South
Read like a curio of a second historic fair as teachers display decorated china lace and silk items to raise funds for disabled colleagues. Delegates from city sections run the tables daily with sales from 10 to 6, over a two week run beginning last week.
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Music Hall
Old South
Lovell
Warren and
Hancock
Boston
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