Indictments by Grand Jury in Civil Court Actions
The grand jury returned indictments across illegal mail use secreted letters counterfeit money and moulds possession unlawfully, including Goff Stock Atwood Englander Albee Cochran Vining Gillis Fuller Orray Dempsey and others. Several defendants were fined or jailed including Mazzapeller fined 100 and six months in Barnstable jail and Mitchell Smith jailed or fined 250. Jurors were excused until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
Grand
William H. Goff
Arthur H. Stock
C. H. Atwood
Nathan Englander
Herbert Albee
James A. Cochran
Alias Hunt
Henry E. Vining
Edward Gillis
William D. Fuller
William Orray
Lynn
William Powers
John Dempsey
Robert Crosby
Wandering Jew
Dennis J. Crowley
Navy Yard
Coulden G. Hamilton
Joseph Mazzapeller
Barnstable
George S. Mitchell
Albert Smith
Canada
Supreme Judicial Court confirms heirs settlement in White will case
Suffolk Massachusetts December 27 in Equity Justice Lathrop reports no hearings today. The court approves a compromise among heirs and relatives of the late A. White whose will was contested. Duff v. Sons and Daughters of America cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk, Is
Equity
Lathrop
A. White
Duff v. Sons and Daughters of America
Dissolution of Copartnership in Suffolk Court
In Equity the case of W.H. Grainger vs. A R Hahn and W H PD Huggin concerns dissolution of a copartnership under articles and partner vote. A second matter, Rio Grande Irrigation & Colonization Co vs Claflin et al seeks to recover company books and restrain use, with a receiver sought over $1 532 000 in first mortgage bonds. The court issued notice and paused actions until Saturday for possible injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
J. W. Cummings
E. A. McLaughlin
T. R. Clark
Hahn
W. B. Je. Whall
Huggin
Rio Grande Irrigation & Colonization Company
W. Claflin
Bill
Equity
John Brooks
Thei Frou
American Loan & Trust Company
J.J. Myes
L. Lincoln
If. E. Bolles
St Joseph C T A Society Sacred Concert in Waltham
A sacred concert by the St Joseph C T A Society is set for Sunday evening January 1 at the Park Theatre in Waltham featuring artists including T W Coakley and M J Coyle. The item also notes local social events and community news in Brighton and Allston, Boston.
Richest residents of Brighton names promised tomorrow
A list of Brighton's richest residents is promised in tomorrow's Post with ten more names. The notice urges readers to tell friends to watch for the upcoming publication and to note the current names of local elites such as Mrs. David Nevins, John H. Lee, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nevins
John H. Lee
Herbert Seager
David
Seager
John Reardon
G. W. Warren
W. F. Warren
J. M. Fitzgerald
William Colwell
George G. Morrison
Brighton
Somerville Ladies Aid to Meet at Brine Home
The Ladies Aid Association will meet at Mess William H Brine's home 134 Highland avenue this afternoon at 3 o'clock All members are urged to attend as business of special importance will be transacted The group supports the new hospital and asks citizen backing The sixth annual reunion of the class of 86 S H S will be held in Bacon Hall this evening An encouraging report says Senator Raymond is improving and able to sit up briefly each day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Association
William H. Brine
Highland Avenue
Bacon Hall
Raymond
Dorchester Social and Sports Notes and Local Events
Dorchester reports animated pond skating during the cold snap and notes polo games. A leap year party by Putnam Nail Works at Guy's Coliseum in Quincy is set for Friday Dec 30. Harvest Whist Club meets at Blake Hall Jan 2 and every two weeks, gaining social prominence. Officers listed. Isaac Dunn recovering from a serious runaway accident. Withington's Neponset Express staff surprise Mr. Withington with a carriage robe after his illness. Tammany Club elects officers with Feeny as president and Connerton as vice-president. Grove Hall.
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Davis ‘Pond
Putnam Nail Works
Guy’s Coliseum
Quincy
Dorchester
Blake Hall
Robert O’ Doherty
A. Lindsay
B. O’brien
Frank Burley
Isaac Dunn
Withington
Neponset Express
John Shaw
Tammany Club
Thomas D. Feeny
Ed Connerton
John O’connell
Henry Hurley
J. Redmond
Grove Hall
Somerville’s Wealthiest Residents Names Revealed
A list names Charles E. Giles HenryS Lombard Richard FE Nickerson William T. Plaisted William W. Robinson E O Saben George M Starbird Alvin Bowie Charles B Wyman Charles E Sanborn as Somerville’s richest residents. The notice urges readers to tell friends to watch for these names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Giles
Henrys. Lombard
Richard FE
Nickerson
William T. Plaisted
William W. Robinson
E. O. Saben
George M. Starbird
Alvin Bowie
Charles B. Wyman
Charles E. Sanborn
Somerville
Dorchester’s Wealthiest Residents Named in Notable Lists
Leger names Lawrence H. Daloz George P. Laming Horace H. Lewis Thomas H. Meade Frank W. Lawrence Adam Low George A. Lamphear Joseph H. Langtry James H. Longe Phineas T. Merrill as the town’s richest residents. The feature urges readers to tell friends to watch for these lists.
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Lawrence H. Daloz
George P. Laming
Horace H. Lewis
Thomas H. Meade
Frank W. Lawrence
Adam Low
George A. Lamphear
Joseph H. Langtry
James H. Longe
Phineas T. Merrill
Dorchester
Anniversary and funeral notices from East Boston
Sympathy goes to Richard Fitzgerald on the death of his 10 day old daughter. John Alexander and his wife plan their twenty fifth wedding anniversary next Monday at Meridian Street M E Bethel Church. Funeral for Ronald D. McDonald, 40, will be held at 8 15 am tomorrow at Sacred Heart Church. He was born in Prince Edward Island and belonged to several orders and unions. A clock will soon be installed at the North Ferry head house, and there is talk of a harbor tunnel, but many East Boston residents prefer a bridge to connect the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Fitzgerald
John Alexander
Meridian Street
M. E. Bethel Church
Ronald D. McDonald
Church of the Sacred Heart
McDonald
Mtway
Boston
East Boston's richest residents named
A list of East Boston's wealthiest residents includes William L. Pratt Henry B. Hall George Wright Peter McIntyre James P. Nye James H. Hutchings James W. Robinson Samuel T. Manson Edward W. Tuck and Charles K. Jewett. The notice urges readers to tell friends to look out for this feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Pratt
Henry B. Hall
George Wright
Peter McIntyre
James P. Nye
James H. Hutchings
James W. Robinson
Samuel T. Manson
Edward W. Tuck
Charles K. Jewett
Boston
Zeta Psi Convention Opens at Parker House
The forty seventh annual Zeta Psi convention meets in Boston this morning under the New England alumni association. About 150 delegates from major colleges attend over two days with events including a Globe Theatre performance of Wang and a Parker's lunch. Grand Chapter officers listed include Pepper, Keese, Cowperthwait, Drake, Buchanan, Edgerly, and Achorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Psi Fraternity
Parker House
New England Association of the
Globe Theatre
Parker’s
Young’s
Grand Chapter
William Platt Pepper
Francis S. Keese
Charles T. Cowperthwait
Philadelphia
Fred Raymond Drake
Boston
Penn
Albert Buchanan
New York
Julien C. Edgerly
Edgar O. Achorn
South Boston to Get a Modern Gymnasium
The Twenty-five Associates have leased land next to Lincoln School and will build a fully equipped gymnasium in South Boston. Other items note SS. Peter and Paul church activities, a Christmas morning mass, a Christmas tree event at St. Joseph's Hall, and various local notices including a forthcoming gym project and community events.
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J. J. Brady
SS. Peter and Paul’s Catholic Church
SS. Peter and Paul’s
St. Joseph’s Hall
Boston
M. F. Corliss
M. H. Higgins
Lincoln School
South Boston Iron Works
Middleboro
Hunt Sprillar Company
Norway Iron Company
Old Colony Railroad
George F. H. Murray
Mary Tracy
Our Lady of the Rosary
Father Lee
Franklin
Mass
City Point Catholic Association
Music Hall
J. J. McNamara
Walsh
Boston College Gymnasium
Dan Manning
Station 6
City Point Rowing Association
Horace Sheehan
Old Colony
Fourth Street
Paul and Stearns
Richest South Boston Residents Named in Notable Lists
Tioward Clapp, Herbert Ctetson, Robert McDevitt, Francis P. Murphy, George Martin, Robert Walace, John A. Stetson, H. C. Mensiage, A. H. Mensiage, William S. Crosby appear among the town’s wealthiest residents. The notice urges readers to share the lists with friends for awareness of the elite rankings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioward Clapp
Herbert Ctetson
Robert McDevitt
Francis P. Murphy
George Martin
Robert Walace
John A. Stetson
H. C. Mensiage
A. H. Mensiage
William S. Crosby
South
Boston
Mystic Valley Club Debates The Banking System
The Mystic Valley Club hosted speakers Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge and Hon. Samuel W. McCall to discuss the banking system after a repast at the American House. Invited guests included Hon. J. R. Leeson and Hon. W. B. Lawrence. Hadley’s Orchestra and Miss Edith L. Munroe provided music.
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Mystic Valley Club
Ienry
Fights on East Cambridge cars spur call for plainclothes cops
In Cambridge a prominent lawyer backs a protest over frequent drunken disturbances on streetcars from Craigie Bridge to Fourth Street. He says no officers are present during rows, urges detectives in plain clothes aboard cars, and notes conductors face pressure and fear calling for help. Harvard Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Macdonald
Red Stocking Cigar Fame
Harvard Bridge
Allice
E. Bart Phillips
Cushing Process Company
Tremont Street
Boston
Cloyes
Municipal Company
District One
Cambridge's Richest Residents Named
List of Cambridge wealthiest residents includes John F. O' Brien William Goop yer Alvin F. Sortwell George D. Chamberlain Co G H. Bemiink William T. Piper Wiliam Brewester Edsar R. Champlin Jared H. Holton David Brewer. Public call to spread the word to friends.
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Cambridge
John F. O' Brien
William Goop
Alvin F. Sortwell
George D. Chamberlain
Death from Flames Claims Young Roxbury Child
James Callahan aged four of 8 Willow Street Roxbury died from burns received yesterday morning while playing with Christmas toys. A match lit a fire in the kitchen, flames enveloped him, neighbors and his mother reacted, an old blanket was used, oil was poured on wounds, and he was taken to City Hospital where doctors warned of his fatal injuries.
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James Callahan
Willow Street
Roxbury
Chelsea Church Ladies Hold Meeting and City Politics
The Ladies Aid Society met in Mt Bellingham Church parlors with supper at 6:30. Ansel Lothrop was appointed pew agent assistant. The Women’s Foreign Mission Society will meet at the parsonage at 3 this afternoon. Miss J H Haskill was gifted a piano lamp by Packard bible class members for her services as organist. The article notes election talk of Councilman Putnam for Common Council president, correcting an earlier error naming Brown. It suggests electrifying heating on West End Railway cars, referencing Lynn electrics. An editorial piece in Chelsea Record discusses making an ex mayor chairman of the Board of Aldermen as courtesy.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Mt. Bellingham
Ansel Lothrop
J. F. Noyes
Women’s Foreign Mission Society
J. H. Haskill
Mt Bellingham
Packard
Haskill
Common Council
Putnam
Brown
West End Railway Company
Lynn Electrics
Lynn
Chelsea Record
Bassett
Rich Chelsea Residents Named in Notable List
Chelsea’s wealthiest residents are listed including Walter L Whittipsey Frank Kimball Johnson C Murfey Frank E Winslow J S Green John G Low and Arthur B Smith. Readers urged to share the notice and watch for the forthcoming lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Kee
Walter L.whittipsey
Frank Kimball A
Johnson RK. C. Murfey
Frank E. Winslow
J. S. Green
John G. Low
Arthur B. Smith
Chelsea
Charlestown News Briefs and Local Society Events
Patrolman Charlie Hoisington has been sick for weeks and will be unable to perform duties for some time. The A B Cs plan a social event at the Cadets armory Friday night. Abraham Lincoln Camp Sons of Veterans backs the annual ball Thursday evening. St Francis de Sales Y M C T A and L Society voted in officers last night. A new Ancient Order United Workmen lodge forms. two lodges already exist in Charlestown. BUNKER HI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Hoisington
Cadets’ Armory
Abraham Lincoln
Sons of Veterans
St. Francis de Sales Y. M. C. T. A. and
L. Society
Ancient Order United Workmen
Charlestown
Bunker HI
Richest Residents of Charlege Town Noted in Local Column
Hon William Tf Van Nostrand, Henry H Chandler, Henry W Bragg, Dr E D Robbins, Col A A Rand, John Mullett, William EK Carleton, Robert K Wiley, William Sullivan, Abram FE Cutter listed as the town’s wealthiest residents in a promotional notice. The item urges readers to tell friends to watch for more intriguing jists.
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William Tf. van Nostrand
Henry H. Chandler
Henry W. Bragg
E. D. Robbins
Col. A. A. Rand
John Mullett
William EK. Carleton
Robert K. Wiley
William Sullivan
Abram FE. Cutter
Charlege Town
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Waltham
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Allston
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