Courts in United States Circuit Court Actions
United States Circuit Court session lists two cases: Sarah A. Preble versus Henry M. Bates et al seeking about 60000 in bonds stocks and money. Nelson versus Thomas O'Brien and Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association over a 10000 life policy indicating alleged false representations.
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United States Circuit Court
J. Sarah A. Preble
Henry M. Bates
B. F. Butler
L. ©. Southard
Samuel
Nelson
D. Thomas O’brien
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
Michael O’brien
George M. Stearns
James Carroll
Alfred Turner
New York
Charles J. Noyes
Charles L. Long
Postmaster Nominations Spread Across New England
A sweeping look at New England post offices shows Cleveland era commissions set to expire and replacements likely as Republican lawmakers seek to redraw patronage. Massachusetts offices at Fall River Plymouth Taunton and others face early turnover while broader New England posts in Maine New Hampshire Vermont Connecticut and Rhode Island follow the same pattern.
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Sandesville
West Medford
Mass
New England
Massachusetts
Srrerav
Congress
Cleveland
Senate
Orson G. Conch
Fall River
Nicholas Hatheway
Plymouth
William Burns
Taunton
William F. Kennedy
Maine
Camden
Edwin C. Fletcher
General Harrison
Pon
Ievinson
List of Subscribers for New Stock Exchange at State and Kilby
Fifty seven subscribers pledge over forty five thousand dollars toward the new stock exchange at State and Kilby streets. Major gifts include 160000 from Fleury Leu 350000 pledged by Higginson interests and several hundred thousand totals from Harris, Morse, Porter, Fay, Bartlett and others. The list names FH OH Hunnewells Morse & Bros Joly L Morse John L Gardner Jefferson Goolidge Henry Williams H Stockton J N Fiske George Higginson L Luckerman Saltonstall P C Brooks Shepherd Brooks Alexander Porter II L Higginson Sarah Fay B Cheney Frank Simpson Sarah E B Lawrence Bowditch Sidney Bartlett Francis Bartlett Edward Browne Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Andrew Wheelwright Fleury Whitney A Cochran e Co and others.
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New Stock Exchange
State and
Kilby Streets
OH. Hunnewells
Escs
Fleury Leu
I. Rollins Morse & Bros
BOO Daeksom & Curtis
Joly L. Morse
John L. Gardner
Jefferson Goolidge
Tienry W. Williams
H. Stockton
He Uw Geede
J. N. Fiske
George Higginson
L. &. Luckerman
L. Saltonstall
P. C. Brooks
Shepherd Brooks
Alexander 8. Porter
J. Jackson
Alteres
Sarah S. Fay
H. H. Fay
B. P. Cheney
Frank J. Simpson
Sarah EB
Lawrence
J. Ineersol
Francis Bartlett
Edward L Browne
Self & Co
Tyusueos
Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Isaac 5Woeiser
Andrew
Wheelwright
Fleury M. Whitney
A. Cochrane & Co
Printers Club meets at Youngs with 40 members present
The Master Printers' Club held a semi monthly meeting at Young's last evening with forty members in attendance. Colonel H T Rockwell presided and guests LT M Seabury James P Sharker and Professor Ryerson attended to discuss The Token Do Printers Obtain Its Value.
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Professor Ryerson
Young
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HE. EB
Messenger
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Windsor Hotel
Montreal
the Vendome
Joan B. DeWitt
Portland
W. Newton Collins
New York
Stuart Robson
Co. Kasset
James Wentworth Brown
Wellesley
the Brunswick
Samuel Freeman
Robert Ward
Stephen G. Wheatland
Wheatland
Stephen Wheatland
Salem
Eli Perkins
Parker House
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Paris
O. &. Wing
Cincinnati
C. H. Amsden
New Hampshire
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Newtonary
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Mich
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The
Revere
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E.G. Lucas
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M. Springer
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Oak
William House
Providence
Perry
G. J. Shaw
Harvard Glee Club Pierian Sodality and Banjo Club Benefit Concert
The first benefit concert at Sanders Theatre features the Harvard Glee Club Pierian Sodality and Banjo Club with many new pieces and rapid ticket sales ensuring funds. Harvard Union weekly debate in Lever Hall debated whether electoral franchise should be extended to women with J T Morton Ou and J Woodbury defending. Grifling and Krebs opposed.
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Harvard Glee Club
Pierian Sodality
Banjo Club
Sanders Theatre
Harvard Union
Lever Hall
J. T. Morton
J. Woodbury
JoAn P Lovett Ads Wide Ice Floor Skates and More
Joan P Lovett Anms Co advertises a full line of ice and floor skates guns rifles and pistols. In store also boxing gloves dumb bells Indian clubs foils tobos wans leather jackets dog collars opera lasses gymnasium goods and other wares in great variety.
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Joan P. Lovett Anms Co
Washington Street
Engravings and Etchings Bring High Prices at Auction
A large sale by F. Libbie & Co. on Hayward place drew strong bidding for modern etchings and 18th century engravings. A modest West family print fetched 135 dollars, vastly outpacing other Rembrandts and Van Dycks that ranged up to 550 dollars. About 450 prints sold in all.
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F. Libbie & Co
Hayward Place
West
John Boydell
Russias
Benjamin West
van Dyck
Toschi
Venus and
Adonis
Robert Strange
D.do
Rogers
Marie Antoinette
Watson
George Amherst
J. G. Wille
Raphael Morghen
Apollo
The
Mt. Parnassus
Diana
Miryon
Marc Antonio
Paper Trades Association Dinner Highlights Boston Text
The twenty first regular dinner of the Boston Paper Trade Association was held at Youngs with full attendance led by President Higgins. Stephen O Meara and Hon George A Marden were among guests as talks covered early journalism and the Boston Press Club aims. Out of town members included W N Caldwell KF N Doubleday Scribners Horace I Ward and others.
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Boston Paper Trade Association
Young
Higgins
Hartshorn
Chicago
Stephen O'Meara
Artis Guild
George A. Marden
Sabha
O' Meara
Boston Press Club
Newpaper
Mer
Doubleday
Provident Institution for Savings Holds Annual Meeting
The oldest Boston savings bank met at No. 36 Temple Place forenoon to review the annual report. Due depositors stand at 27,512,866 26, undivided profits 622,086 43, guaranty fund 830,000, suspense 660 19, total 28,965,012 88. Henry Whitman, Henry B. Cabot, Thomas Neilson, J. M. Meredith and Copley Amory elected directors. Officers for the year include President Henry Lee, vice presidents H. H. Flannnewell J. Huntington Wolcott William S. Dexter George Higginson P. L. Everett W. W. Greenough Joseph W. Balch H. Austin Whitney Augustus Lowell J. Goodwin Whitney James Storrow George P. Upham. Trustees named include Arthur J. Lyman Charles H. Dalton H. Stevenson D. K. Whitney John Gray George A. Gardner Edward Kangs William P. Walley Charles A. Cotting Samuel Johnson Henry Saltonstall Edward J. Browne Gc. W. Amory Channin Clapp Henry L. Higginson Augustus T. Perkins Louis Curtis Alanson Lucker A. Lawrence Lowell William W. Vaughan RE. P. Beebe C. C. Jackson Alfred Bowditch Henry Whitman clerk Henry Parkman.
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Provident Institution For Savings
Boston
Temple Place
Suspense
Henry Whitman
Henry B. Cabot
Thomas Neilson
J. M. Meredith
Copley Amory
Henry Lee
H. HT. Flannewell
J. Hluntington Wolcott
William 5. Dexter
George Higginson
P. L. Everett
W. W. Greenough
Joseph W. Balch
Verdict in the Preble case sealed awaiting morning opening
Justice Colt of the United States Circuit Court instructed the jury yesterday morning. They retired and agreed at about 7:80 o clock last evening. The verdict was sealed and will be opened this morning when the court convenes.
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Justice Colt
United States Circuit Court
Brattle Square Robbery Case Proceeds in Superior Court
James Lowery and Robert Tate face trial for the Brattle Square robbery on Oct 18 with an alibi defense. Lowery claims he obtained the jewelry from a stranger from Mexico met at the Falmouth House then went to Lynn. The case resumes today.
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Brattle Square
James Lowery
Robert Tate
Superior Criminal Court
Lowery
Falmouth
Mexico
Lynn
Books for Children and Imprint Reliability
A promotional piece praising D. Lothrop Company for high quality children’s books. It notes popular titles now back in print, nearly exhausted editions, and strong future selections. Emphasizes imprint reliability for safe picks without extensive inspection.
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D. Lothrop Company
Miss Eaton
Charles Lamb
Mrs. Alden
Margaret Sidney
Elbridge S. Brooks
Krowbridge
Louise Chandler Moulton
Rose Porter
Mary
Miss Nason
Merchant names listed by city and firm in roster
The document lists individuals by city and firm including Chicago Howard and Hayward Cincinnati Fuller Sons Co Warren Warren Co New York Powell Campbell St Joseph Noyes Norman Co Swedesboro Tallman Son Wichita Getto McClurg Bb Co a roster of names and firms across multiple states.
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Chicago
N Howard
Howard & Hayward
Cincinatti
L Runkel
I Fuller, Sons & Co
Louisville
A Warren
Warren & Co
New York City
R Campbell
Powell & Campbell
St Joseph
W Noyes
Noyes
Norman & Co
Swedesboro
K ‘Allman
E C
Tallman & Son
Wichita
Kan
A McClurg
Getto-McClurg Bb & 8 Co
Wife found dead in tenement. husband under arrest for poisoning
Margaret Mullen, 62, was found dead in her bed at 18 Bonnet Avenue North End amid bruising and heavy drinking. Husband Thomas Mullen is in custody on suspicion of poisoning after arsenic was found in the stomach. police seek purchases of white arsenic and consider self-harm or accidental death theories.
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Marvaret Mullen
Thomas E. Mullen
Bonnet Avenue
North End
Hanover Street
Mullen
Harris
Ward
Harvard College
Satuday
Maalien
New Tenement Building Opened in South Boston
The West Second Street structure near Dorchester Avenue is a brick, fireproof tenement dedicated to Dr. Rufus Ellis. It has fifty six suites from one to four rooms, rents from 1 to 340 per week, four water closets per floor, gas lighting in hallways, oil in rooms, steam heat, full length fire escapes, and hardwood macadamized hallways on top floors. Built for 50,000 by the Improved Dwellings Association led by George O Shattuck. janitor is F B Billings. Tenants must furnish references to insure respectable occupancy.
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Second Street
Dorchester Avenue
Boston
Rufus Ellis
The
Improved Dwellings Association
George O. Shattuck
FB. Billings
Women in Politics and Superior Court Proceedings
The Boston Political Class met at No. 6 Park Street for a debate on restoring Swinton’s text in public schools, with Mrs. Robinson supporting non sectarian education and curriculum honesty. Court notes list multiple cases in First and Second Sessions, including Hawkins v Graham for $1575, Globe Newspaper Co. v Pulsifer, and damages suits arising from accidents and contracts, with verdicts and key counsel named.
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Boston
No. 6
Park Street
Travers
Massachusetts
Chase-Price Wedding at Trinity Church Melrose
The marriage of John Taylor Chase and Laura Price was held yesterday at Trinity Church Melrose with Rev. Charles H. Seymour officiating. Bride given by her brother Thomas B. A. Price. E. S. Brigham of Beaston as groomsman. After the ceremony, guests went to Mrs Eleanor Price’s Cedar Park home for breakfast before a two weeks South tour.
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John Taylor Chase
Laura Price
Princess Winnemucca Speaks at South Boston Church
At St. John’s Methodist Episcopal Church Princess Winnemucca of the Piute spoke last night. She described roles as interpreter messenger and guide to General Howard and noted she enlisted in the Bannock War of 1878. She runs an Indian children’s school at Lovelock Nevada and recounted ancestral lessons on fearing white people. Rev LL Banks discussed the cruelty of the Anglo-Saxon to the red man.
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St. John’s Methodist Episcopal Church
South Boston
Winnemucca
O. C. Howard
Lovelock
Nev
Ll. A. Banks
Landlord Whipple in Court over Election Day Liquor Sale
In Municipal Court Judge Hardy heard J Reed Whipple owner of Youngs Hotel plead not guilty to a charge by Special Police Officer Vinal Division 2 alleging liquor was sold on last election day to non guests. Whipple posted 500 bonds for next Thursday’s examination.
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Hardy
J. Reed Whipple
Young’s Hotel
Vinal
Division 2
Young's
Whipple
Stolen Mare Wagon Theft Report From Blackstone Street
Daniel O Connells bay mare and open wagon were stolen from Blackstone street yesterday. Jenny Flannigan, a shoplifter, was arrested while plying her vocation in Houghton Dut tons yesterday. Jacob Mayne and George Smith had a gun in their possession yesterday which they didnt own. They are now locked up. Charles L Beal is under arrest charged with breaking and entering the schooner Edith Ener at Easter Pack at Fick. Anna Upton alias Kate Field stole a pocket book from Mary T Sheldon of Belmont and was arrested.
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Daniel O'Connell
Blackstone Street
Jenny Flannigan
Houghton & Dutton
Jacob Mayne
George Smith
Charles L. Beal
Edith Ener
Fick
Anna Upton
Kate Field
Mary T. Sheldon
Belmont
Holiday travel rush prompts special reduced-rate tickets
Many seek stays away from home during holidays and Ola Colony will run ads offering transport at reduced rates from December 21 to January 3. Tickets available at the station or at No 3 Old State House.
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Ola
Old State House
Newhall Versus Merritt Contract Suit in Superior Court
Essex County Superior Court proceedings on December 19 show Newhall seeks 30 dollars for keeper services in a contract action. Defense is a general denial, verdict for the defendant. counsel listed for plaintiff and defense.
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Essex County
Mason, J
Newhall
Merritt
B. B. Newhall
B. Keith
H. P. Hurlburt
Quinby
Boston & Maine Railroad
H. P. Moulton
Lincoln
Youth's Companion Promises Free Tax Companion Offer
A 1889 notice touts Youth's Companion as a safe pure and entertaining weekly for over 400 000 families. New subscribers sending 176 dollars receive Tax Companion free weekly to a specified Jay date and a full year from that date. Sample copies available. address Boston Massachusetts.
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Boston
Mass
Easy Chairs Brighten Christmas at Pain's Furniture
In many respects there is no better Christmas gift for any person than a good Easy Chair. Pain's Furniture Company at 48 Canal Street offers a fine assortment for immediate use, lasting comfort, and year round value, with crowded warerooms and substantial sales daily.
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Pain
Canal Street
Hollings Patent Extension Lamp Ad Explores Sunlit Night Use
Santa Cynius's Fast FrEIGHT special illustrated ad highlights R Hollings & Co at 547 Washington Street. It explains how their extension lamp channels brilliance of the sun to earth for night use and suggests it as a fine holiday gift.
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Santa Cynius
R. Hollings & Co
Washington Street
Hollings
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