Notable Falls and Accidents Across City Watch
Mrs. Rumney C Noble widow of George Noble died at 30 Brooks Street yesterday. Thomas Scivier painter of South Boston fell twenty feet from a ladder at 4 Marion Court and was taken to City Hospital. Robert Bannon of Waltham injured spine after falling from a car in Grand Junction yard and taken to City Hospital. William J Johnson at 325 Sumner Street, boarding the bark Ninevah, fell between vessel and wharf and was internally injured but not seriously hurt. Arthur and William Hayes were arrested for breaking into a dwelling and stealing lead pipe. William H McKay aged 22 arrested for larceny of an overcoat and pipe from Bailey's stable. Several church events at Meridian Street Methodist Church and Universalist Church are noted with performances and socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumney C. Noble
George Noble
Brooks Street
Thomas Scivier
Boston
Marion Court
City Hospital
Bethel
Meridian Street Methodist Church
Albion
Mary Breisman
Universalist Church
Robert Bannon
Waltham
Grand Junction
William J. Johnson
Sumner Street
National Dock and Warehouse Company
Arthur
William Hayes
William H. McKay
Cyrene McIntyre
Bailey
Paris Street
Gas Company Fight Sparks New 30 Million Plan
Rumors swirl of a new 30 million dollar gas combine led by Mayor Matthews aiming to absorb Bay State Brookline Cambridge Jamaica Plain Malden Melrose and Medford interests. Opposition curves around Addicks plans while Brookline stockholders fear capitalization shifts and gas stove allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Chicago Gas Trust
Bay State
Brookline
Cambridge
Jamaica Plain
Malden
Melrose
Medford
Post
Washington Street
Parker House
Bay State Gas Company
Addicks
United States Senate
Brookline Gas Company
Boston Gas Light Company
Thomas W. Lawson
Delaware Company
Brookline Company
Delaware
Scaife
Barker
State Street
Rogers
Riley's Kick and the Long Island reform institution
The report outlines operations at a reform home where four fifths of residents are self-supporting, with work ranging from wood and coal to plumbing and broom making. It describes budgeting, meals, schooling, living conditions, and comparisons with Deer Island and Cranston facilities, noting efforts to elevate residents and prevent debauchery during passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Deer Island
House of Correction
Long and
Deer Islands
Cranston Institution
New York State
Hudson River
Washington, D. C
Roberts
Beachmont
Mr. Roberts
Miss Roberts
Mothers Praise Scott's Emulsion For Sickly Children
Letters from mothers describe the product as a warm aid that restored rosy health to delicate sickly children. They claim its use has brought thousands back to vigor and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Race to Open Cup Challenge for Dunraven Proposed
The America's cup committee met to consider Lord Dunraven's plan to race earlier than the ten months clause and sign the receipt if his yacht wins. Cable replies from Royal Yacht Squadron indicate a first race eight months from receipt of agreement, with a potential September kickoff. The royal squadron will meet early January to decide, signaling a probable race unless disputes arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lord Dunraven
Commodore Smith
Grant
Royal Yacht Squadron Committee
London
Smith
Yacht Club
Dunraven
Cowes
Royal Yacht Squadron
Cup Committee
Juvenile train wreck plot unfolds in Lynnfield
In Lynnfield on December 20 a 15-year-old detective confronts Kenneth Belmer and Chester Palmer, both under 11, as part of a juvenile train wreck plot. Belmer boasts of wrecking two trains while the attempt to derail an express between Boston and Salem had recently occurred near Lynnfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ramsdell
Belmer
Chester Palmer
H. M. Alden
Dora Howland
Morrison Avenue
Wakefield
Ramsdell
Boston
Miss Howland
Patrick Boyle
Peasley
Peabody
Maloney
Pinkerton
Merritt N. Cobb
Reid’s
Albion Street
Young Cobb
Belmer and
Palmer
Lynnfield
Jersey City
Bodwell
Nash
Little Chester Palmer
Kenneth Belmer
Salem
Boston & Maine Railroad
Massachusetts Probate Court Orders Support Case In 1894
Margaret L. Bull petitions against Wallace R. Bull for support and custody of children. Court orders notice with time to appear December 27, 1894 in Boston. Publication required in the Boston Post for three weeks. Judge John McKim presiding.
Probate Court Citation for Peter Glynn Estate
Charles Langster, executor, presents final account of Peter Glynn estate Boston. probate court to hear on December 27 1894 at 10 am. Citation to be served by delivery or publication in Boston Post and mailing to known interested parties at least seven days before court. Judge John W. McKim presiding.
Suffolk Probate Court Cites Heirs in Shaw Estate
The Suffolk Probate Court issues a citation to heirs and creditors in the estate of Fredrick E. Shaw late of Boston intestate to show cause why an administrator should not be granted to Eliz a beth A. Shaw or another suitable person. Publication mandated weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post with the final notice a day before the hearing on December 27, 1894.
Probate Court to Hear Sale of Lamson Trust Real Estate
Middlesex probate court in Cambridge orders Daniel Lamson trustee to show cause why sale of Weston real estate cannot be granted. Citations require notice to interested parties fourteen days before December 25 1894 hearing. Publication in Boston Post for three weeks. Dated December 13 1894.
Probate Court summons in Newell A Thompson estate
Suffolk ss Probate Court to all interested in the estate of Newell A Thompson late of Boston deceased John R Bullard trustee presents first account under said will You are cited to appear December 27 1894 at ten oclock in the forenoon at Boston to show cause why the account should not be allowed Service by notice fourteen days before publication weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and mailing to known interested persons seven days before court Witness Judge John W McKim this December 14 1894 Elija h George Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Margaret L. Bull
Boston
Wallace R. Bull
Boston Post
John McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Isaac Wood
Houston
Alzaman Sawyer
Augusta Sawyer
John W. McKim
Peter Glynn
Charles Langster
Frederick E. Shaw
Elizabeth A. Shaw
Middlesex
Elizabeth T. Lamson
Weston
Daniel 8. Lamson
Cambridge
Charles J. McIntire
S. H. Folsom
John W. McKim, Esquire
Joseph W. Foster
Thomas G. Fri Ythingham
Pilgrim Path
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Joan W. McKim
Commonwealth OF Massachus Ss
Joseph Scholfield
Anne S. Banfield
Cornelius Crowley
Hopkinton
Jabez A. Sawyer
Cheries J. MelIntire
John G. Weld
Anna J. Weld
Francis V. Balch
Albert H. Mumford
Gertrude E. Mumford
ss.Superior Court
A. D
George F. Vietor
Carl Vietor
Thomas Achelis
John Achelis
New York
Copartners
Vietor
Levy Bros. & Pincus
Simon Vorenberg
Albert H. Rhodes
Fred F. Rhodes
John J. Allen
Randolph K. Clark
Ered L. Ripley
Hingham
Plymouth
H. L. Rocheleau
Worcester
Rhodes, Ripley & CO
Henry L. Rocheleau
Zephirean& Granger
Rocheleau & Granger
Jos
A. Willard
D A. Willard
Morse, Hill & Hodges
Exchange Building
Superior Court
Isidor Phillips
Samuel Woolf
Isaac Schiverin
Morris Moltasch
Woolf, Schiverin
Boston probate court cited sale of Mount Auburn lot 1862
Thomas G Friythingham the administrator seeks court authority to sell lot 1862 Pilgrim Path Mount Auburn Cemetery belonging to Joseph W Foster estate. Citations require publication in Boston Post for three weeks. Hearing set December 27 1894 at ten o'clock in the forenoon before Judge Joan W McKim. Elijiah George Register.
Notice of Administrator for the Estate of Joseph W. Foster
The subscriber Thomas G. Ngham is appointed administrator of the estate of Joseph W. Foster of Boston Suffolk County deceased. He has given bond as required and urges all creditors to present their demands and all debtors to pay. Boston December 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Foster
Boston
Suffolk
Thomas G. Ngham
Admr
Charles IF. Harmond
Probate notices for estates in Suffolk Massachusetts 1894
Public probate notices announce Albert H Mumford Catherine Fox and George Savage estates in Suffolk. Appointees include Gertrude Mumford executor without bond, John Burke executor bond actions, Cathrina Harmond administratrix, Luella Savage executrix. Notices request creditors present demands and debt settlement, Boston 1894.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Post Building
the Post
Fenimore
Price
Dora Thorne
Elia
The
Washington
Irving
Shermans
Blaine
Morocco
America
Everett
Everett Hall
Messrs. Carder and Galbrick
Addie Atwood
Summer Street
Pink Ribbon Club
Ferry Street
Louis Monte
Allie’ Smith
Wesleyan College
Vine Street
John A. Perkins Post
Women’s Relief Corps
Joe” Saunders
Nicholas Street
Tufts College
John S. Cate
Fire Department
Brookline, Bay
State
Briggs
Griggs
New York Herald
Riley
Scotts Emulsion
Scott & Bowne
N.Y
America’s Committee
Der
Lynnfield and
W.H. Parker
Trostons
Peabody Medical Institute
National Medical Association
the Boy Detective
Catherine Fox
George H. Savage
Luella Savage
Lynn
Mass
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