Probate Court Probate Notice for Cornelius Bralnard Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs next of kin and all interested in the estate of Cornelius Bralnard late of Cambridge for probate. John Carnes seeks letters testamentary with bond exemption and a public citation to appear on the second Tuesday of January 1898 at nine before noon in Cambridge. Witness George M. Brooks judge. Boston Post to publish weekly for three weeks. final notice two days before court.
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Massachusetts
Suffolk
George A. Rollens
Boston
Laura A. Rollins
The
Boston Post
Sid Boston
Joan W. McK
Esquire
Elijah George
Middlesex
Cambridge
Boston List
George M. Brooks
Fsqure
S. H. Folsom
Register
Pirobate
Joseph Wohlgemuth
Kite
Saich County
Mary Elizabeth Woulgemuth
John W. Mechin
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Frederic Hasseluroor
Louisa C. Hasselbrook
Petiioner
Joax W. McKim
John Gourley
Eliza Gourley
Moston
Joan W. McKim
Robate
Ellen Kk. Sone
Framingham
Ellen K. Stone
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Georce M. Brooks
Ss. H. Fullom
William H. Downs
Sarah A. Downs
Jons W. McKim
Thomas Powderly
Bootle
England
Thomas Dean
Hoston Post
Bogton
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Joyce,tate
Somerville
Maurice Tlary
Boston West
H. Folsom
Canon Nn
Ann Mooney
Joln J. Mooney
Jonny W. McKim
Elwahu George
Henry West
Nantucket Shoals
Sail
Eugene Shea
Julia Shea
Wind J. Corbett
Charlestown
Commonwealthee of
Rebecca A. Gooddard
Matilda Goddard
Thomas G. Frothingham
John W. McKiom
Lydia Dr. Parker
William I. Bowditch
Juliette Fr. Wardwell
Beeton Post
Elwah George
Catherine Hurley
Patrick Hurley
Eliwah George
Michael
Burke
Maid County
Annie Milloy
Charles F. Conly
Jane A. Conly
Boston Pos
Charles Rasmussen
Gaid
Charles Robertson
John W. McKim
Masschusetts
George Flanagan
Jonathan A. Lane
John C. Lane
Daniel G. Finerty
Clara G. Finerty
Hannah E. Flanagan
Boston P Ost
Cornelius S. Bralnard
John Carnes
Madeline E. O’donnell
Madeline O’donnell
Catherine E. Caldwell
Toppear
Elijail George
Ommon
Cyrus Hompson
Maasichusetts
John Www. McKim
Common Wealth
Mark A. Vickering
Malden
Fred A, Pickering
Tereof
Boston Lost
Witniss
Julian
O’brien
William Lynch
Said Toston
Boston l Ost
Sarid Boston
Jonn W. McKim
Crimonwealth
Thomas Cassidy
Jennie FE. Cassidy
Civil Court Libels Over Loss of Lizzie Williams Vessel
NeE Lson and Wiley sue Philadelphian A S Lewis and others in two libels for damages arising from the collision in Boston Harbor last April. Claims include loss of the fishing schooner Lizzie Williams, crew personal effects, and injuries. Court heard arguments, decision reserved. Attorneys F and E Dodge for libellants. L S Vabmey and F Cunningham for libellee.
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United States District Court
L. S. Vabmey
F. Cunningham
Libellee
Supreme Judicial Court docket notes general equity orders
Suffolk sessions docket lists multiple cases scheduled for equity hearings including George Angus & Co. Lim. v Ely and Oriental Coal Oil Co. v Pierce. Additional items name Deshon v Thompson Townsend Taylor Appleton National Bank Langley Gunderson v Bell in order for Tuesday and Duff v Sons and Daughters of America for Wednesday and Farnum v Pitcher for Thursday.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
In Equity
Lathgop
George Angus & Co. Lim
Ely
Oriental Coal Oil Co
Pierce
Penniman
Deshon
Thompson
Same
Townsend
Taylor
Appleton National Bank
Langley
Gunderson
Bell
Duff
Sons and Daughters of America
Farnum
Pitcher
Suffolk First Session Suit Over House Contract
In Superior Court Suffolk on December 24 Judge Bishop presided over John Lynch assignee in insolvency of G W Dickie v Catherine C O Connor. Action seeks 4380 last house contract instalment with Dorchester avenue dwelling 1890. Defense argues unpaid claims against Dickie and possible set offs. Finding for plaintiff 112. Equity session Hammond to resume case.
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Suffolk
Bishop
John Lynch
G. W. Dickie
Catherine C. O’connor
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
Dickie
BE. O. Cooke
J. M. B. Churchill
Hammond
Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Of First Baptist Church
Cambridge column recalls the seventy-fifth anniversary observance with remarks by Rev. Bela Jacobs and Dr. Lucius Paige, plus memories of early daughter churches. The piece notes aging figures, car stables gossip, a Haymakers bout, and debates over a mayoral private secretary and city charter changes in Harvard Bridge.
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Cambridge
First Baptist Church
Sarah S. Jacobs
Bela Jacobs
Lucius R. Paige
Paige
River Street
Alliston
Herbert E. Lombard
Allston
Lis
Herbert
Latree
Counihan
Mr. Counihan
Hakvard Bridge
Cambridge's Richest Residents Names Preview
Cambridge readers are told Tomorrow's Post will publish ten more names of the city's richest residents. The preview lists Chester W. Kingeley Edward KR Cogswell James M. Robbins Horace O Bright Daniel A Chamberlin Erasmus DL Leavitt Jr Samuel L Montague Benjamin Kh Tilton Sylvester Tower Edmund Reardon and invites the public to watch for the complete list.
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Chester W. Kingeley
Edward KR. Cogswell
James M. Robbins
Horace O. Bright
Daniel A. Chamberlin
Erasmus DL
Leavitt, Jr
Samuel L. Montague
Benjamin Kh. Tilton
Sylvester Tower
Edmund Reardon
Cambridge
Print Names Of Liars In Cambridge
To the Editor of the Post a reader denounces printing the wealthiest residents and suggests publishing the biggest liars in Cambridge. The letter mocks the Dartty Post and hints at drastic actions by St. Paul against local liars. It is signed William B. Mircue of Cambridgeport.
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Post
Cambridge
Dartty Post
St. Paul
William
Mircue
Somerville Celebrates Christmas Music Across Churches
Splendid music filled Somerville as churches prepared for Christmas concerts. Public schools closed for vacation with student performances and teacher gifts. W H Symonds of Lynn accepted Somerville Y M C A general secretary role, bringing a long history in YMCA work dating back to 1875 in Montreal and 1879 in Reading.
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W. H. Symonds
Lynn
Somerville Y.M. C. A
Mr. Symonds
Middleton
Mass
Salon
Montreal Y. M.C. A
Reading
Houss
Local Property Deals and Upcoming Entertainment in Towns
George C Fitzpatrick and Patrick Quinn purchase four houses on Webster and Marginal streets with a 4663 square foot land area and assessed value of 13100. Tomorrow night Musicall hosts Judge William B Green telling stories and performing imitations assisted by the Sylvesters with autoharp and harmonica. A brick building will replace the wooden 109 Sumner street structure for offices and tenements. Churches report strong attendance and musical features. Signor Roberts appears at Music Hall in Music Hall Masonic Temple Friday evening Jan 6. Outing Club officers elected with John H Lane as president and Joseph E Power as vice president. other officers and directors listed.
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George C. Fitzpatrick
Patrick Quinn
Grace M. Bouve
Webster Street
Marginal Street
Meridian Street
William B. Green
Sylvesters
Sumner Street
E. D. Leighton
Signor Roberts
Music Hall
Masonic Temple
Outing Club
John H. Lane
Joseph E. Power
William Abely
Fred Conoly
Joseph A
John F. McCarthy
John F. Fitzgibbons
Frank Sweeney
J. J. Conway
Elijah Horr
D.D
Maverick Congregational Church
the Ferryman
East Boston's Richest Residents List Preview
A preview lists Thomas Arthur Samuel J Williams J Henry Stevenson John Ss Weeks Ichard F Green Roy E K sturtevant Bigelow PF Nay Isaac Pratt Jr Lyman W Clark William H Swift among East Boston's richest residents. Monday's Post will publish ten more names.
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Thomas Arthur
Samuel J. Williams
J. Henry Stevenson
John Ss. Weeks
Ichard F. Green
Roy EK
Sturtevant Bigelow
Isaac Pratt, Jr
Lyman W. Clark
William H. Swift
Boston
En Avant Society Formed In Charlestown Social group and cadet duties noted
Charlestown reports a winter social surge with the En Avant Society listing officers led by President Charles H. Davis and a second Monday meeting. Charlestown Cadets assign floor duties for an afternoon armory event while residents seek transit extensions to improve line access. A Charlestown Bar Association planning meeting and a DempcWr mission at St Catherine's Church are recorded along with a captain returning his father for burial in Washington.
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En Avant Society
Charles H. Davis
Lilia Sherman
Lois Shepard
Fred Gilmore
Lincoln Stall
R. W. Bray
Harrington and Brower
Charlestown
Company Armory
Field
Field's Corner
Dorchester Avenue
Bunker Hill
Warren Bridge
Lunker Hill Street
Redemptorists
St. Catherine's Church
Captain Harrington
New Jersey
Washington
Bunker HI
Charlestown's Richest Men Identify Local Elite List
Tuesday's Post will publish ten more names of Charles town's wealthiest residents including Patrick Monahan Dr. John S. Whiting Co F Byam William Murray John H McCaffrey Louis Klous George J Neal George D Edmands Alfred V Lincoln and John Wal Tell all your friends to look out for these interesting lists wonders of local prominence.
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Luther W. Merrill
Elbridge Park
Thomas A. Shedd
John ©. Tenney
John K. Whiting
Charles Williams
Harrison Aldrich
Edwins. Conant
Charles H. Davis
Charles J. Davis
Somerville
Patrick Monahan
John S. Whiting
F. Byam
William Murray
John H. McCaffrey
Lous Hklous
George J. Neal
George D. Edmands
Alfred V. Lincoln
John Wal
Charlestown
Dorchester Club Meetings Scheduled and Engagement Notice
Ashmont Improvement Club holds a special meeting at Ashmont upper hall to discuss street construction and edgestones. The Shawmut Bicycle Club offers open house on the second and fourth Tuesdays. Dorchester Club opening with dancing and music by Cheeney’s orchestra. Chickatawbut Club dinner at Thorndike features notable guests. Engagement announced for Mr F King of 21 Fairfield Street and Miss Alice O Spaulding.
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Ashmont Improvement Club
Ashmont Upper Hall
Bushnell Street
Lombard
Shawmut Bicycle Club
Dorchester
Cluvp
Cheeney
Chickatawbut Club
Thorndike
Francis W. Kittredge
George S. Robinson, Jr
B. B. Whittemore
Edward P. Jackson
Richest Residents of Dorchester Named in Census Fill
The list includes Walter EK Nye George E Leighton Dexter J Cutter George Is Nichols William Ladd George Lewis Moses Grant Daniell Frank A Merriam Arthur F Leonard John Cal and others. The notice urges readers to tell friends to look out for the full list.
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Walter EK. R. Nye
George E. Leighton
Dexter J. Cutter
George
Nichols
William
Ladd
George Lewis
Moses Grant Daniell
Frank A. Merriam
Arthur F. Leonard
John
Cal
Dorchester
Margaret Sullivan concert and district notices at Bethesda Hall
South Boston lists artists for Miss Margaret R. Sullivan's Sunday concert at Bethesda Hall on Jan 15 including Ida May Benzing Helen Walsh Leon Vliete Van Venchen Rogers Christania Deslile and Anna L. Melendy with Governor Russell planning attendance. Other district church decorations and the departure of Rev Father John Halloran from St Augustine's are noted alongside local society events and lodge officer elections.
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Margaret R. Sullivan
Bethesda Hall
Ida May Benzing
Helen C. Walsh
Leon Vliete
van Venchen Rogers
Christania Deslile
Symhony Orchestra
Anna L. Melendy
Russell
St. Augustine’s Church
John Halloran
North Cambridge
W. A. Kennedy
Laurel Skating Club
E. S. Ryder
C. C. Buckley
Charles T. Leary
Mt. Washington Lodge No
Peter H. Corcoran
James I. Moore
James J. O’brien
John J. Kennelly
James F. Walsh
Charles A. Wieners
John Cannon
Joseph Batts
James H. Toomath
Dover Street
West End
Division Street
Dorchester Avenue
Mike Coleman
Mann
O’brien
Station 6
Third Street
Coleman
South Boston's Richest Residents Named in List
A historic column names South Boston's wealthiest residents including Thomas Levett Stanislaus A S Jeffer John R Meina Ornsley J Duke Addison P Heelock Philip Greeley Henry Bb Metcalf Thomas Cuddihy Francis B Dana William A Dame and urges readers to share the list.
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Thomas Levett
Stanislaus A. S’jeffer
John R. Meina
Ornsley J. Duke
Addison P. \heelock
Philip Greeley
Henry Bb. Metcalf
Thomas Cuddihy
Francis B. Dana
William A. Dame
South
Boston
Lynn and Boston Street Rail service limit hinders full electric run
Chelsea notes reveal only one engine supplies the line with electricity, restricting cars on the Washington avenue run. Y M C A meetings draw crowds on Sundays with engaging speakers, while Mt Bellingham Church treated 300 children to candy and fruit baskets as Rev Packard spoke on the Life of Christ using a stere opticon. Rumor links Councilman Brown to another year as council president and Alderman Lassett to chair the Board of Aldermen.
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Lynn & Boston Street Railroad Company
Washington Avenue
Mt. Bellingham
LH. Packard
Christ
Brown
Ldassett
Chelsea's Richest Residents Lists Revealed
Names of Chelsea's wealthiest residents are presented including J. K. Montgomery George W. Moses c A Campbell John Hodgdon Roscoe Pierce Kenry T Holmes Henry Kimball David Slade Alexander Phemister Colonel John HU Cunningham and others. The notice urges readers to share the list with friends.
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J. K. Montgomery
George W. Moses
C. A. Campbell
John Hodgdon
Roscoe Pierce
Kenry T. Holmes
Henry Kimball David Slade
Alexander Phemister
John HU. Cunningham
Chelsea
Homeless man dies after doorway fit on Joy Street
William Strong a 24 year old colored man with no home was found in a Joy Street doorway by Division 3 officers. He was taken to the station where Dr. Cilley, summoned for aid, said he likely lay in the doorway for hours and died before the doctor arrived. The body rests at Undertaker Tinkham's on Howard Street.
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William Strong
Joy Street
Division 3
Dr. Cilley
Cilley
Thief Arrested At Bowdoin Square Tabernacle
Robert McDonald, 38, of New York City, was arrested by Division 3 officers for breaking and entering the Bowdoin Square Tabernacle at 54 Chardon Street and stealing a gold watch and chain valued at 100 dollars from George H. Scott. He faces additional charges for breaking into 7 Chardon Street and stealing a coat a vest and a revolver from Ferdinand Feal.
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Robert McDonald
New York City
Division 3
Chardon Street
Bowdoin Square Tabernacle
George H. Scott
Ferdinand Feal
Richest Residents of Brighton Named in List
The document names prominent Brighton residents including James R. Downing Albert Munroe William Munroe Edward F. Sawyer Horace A. Jordan Granville A. Fuller B OF Paine J P Co Winship Hiram Parker James H Hathaway as the town's wealthiest figures, indicating a record of local fortunes.
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James R. Downing
Albert Munroe
William Munroe
Edward F. Sawyer
Horace A. Jordan
Granville A. Fuller
B. OF. Paine
J. P. Co
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Abigail C. Proctor
Grid
George Proctor
Admr
Owen Clancy
Otace
Albery G. Smith
Lace
Henry Ff, Smith
Norice
Luke Lyons
Loston
Roiis
Chester Mary
Tremont Street
Jerome 8S
MacDonald
Edmund A. MacDonald
Dowd
City of Boston
Gendon Iron Wheel Co
Biggs
Duriss
Doherty
Buckley
Wiseman
Cambridgeport
Scotts
Ence
Scott
Scott & Bowne
N. Y
EAST
East Boston
Charles Macomber Smith
Third Universist Church
West Somerville
South Boston
Tabernacle
Beecham's
New York Depot
Canal St
Brighton
Charles H. Bush
Bracon Park
Dr. Pierce
Madrid Chemical CO
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Ill
SALEN
Weeks & Potter
Washington Street
George C. Goodwin
Hanover Stree
Acdres Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Ter Pics
Wm. H. Parker
M.D
Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch Street
Mwas
Tremont Row
Positiva Sala
Hudson Street
P. B. Corbett
County of
Bridget Sherry
Hind
Fifth Street
Robert Leonard & CO
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