Suffolk Savings Bank for Seamen case argued before Supreme Judicial Court
The Supreme Judicial Court heard equity arguments on February 1 with Chief Justice Morton and Justices Allen Harmess Jr. presiding. Suffolk Savings Bank for Seamen petitioners appeared by Francis C. Lowell. H. C. Bliss argued for the State. International Trust Company versus Alonzo W. Boardman assignee also argued by R. M. Morse Jr. and L. L. Scaife for defendants. The criminal docket is in order for Monday before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morton
C.J. Freno
C. Allen and Harmess, Jr
Suffolk Savings Bank
Francis C. Lowell
H. C. Bliss
International Trust Company
Alonzo W. Boardman
R. M. Morse, Jr
L. L. Scaife
Abolition of Grade Crossings Report In Massachusetts Senate
Special commission reports 2902 highway railroad intersections state wide. Many crossings lack gates flags or bells prompting calls for a statewide slow gradual abolition plan with annual 5 percent and 4 percent removals for dividend and non dividend railroads and a central state authority to oversee the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
A. W. Locke
W. 0. Webber
G. A. Kimball
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Albany
Worcester
Fitchburg
Old Colony
Fall River
New York
New England
Connecticut
Boston & Maine
Haverhill
Eastern
Newburyh
Boston P Rovidence
Rhode Island
Central Massachusetts
Orthampton
Central Vermont
Connectiut River
Ew England
New Haven & Ortford
Providence & Orcester
Gates
Man
Patel
S'O
Ofi Town
Murdock's Free Hospital for Women Reports Low Death Rate
The annual report shows 112 beds on Gainsboro Street Boston with two doctors teams managing separate wards and nurses. All services including examination consultation operation board and nursing are free for women from Canada Texas Alabama Connecticut Maine Massachusetts Prince Edward Island Colorado Minnesota Rhode Island Vermont and New Hampshire. Patients gain strength through Murdock's Liquid Food with weight gains up to 35 pounds in 31 weeks. average hospital stay before surgery is eight days and about 26.5 days after. Since opening 2000 to 3000 patients and 90 operation classes have occurred with only 22 deaths and about 600 operations in seven months with two deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock Free Surgical Hospital
Gainsoro Street
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Canada
Texas
Alabama
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
Prince Edwards Island
Colorado
Minnesota
Rhode Island
Vermont
New Hampshire
Murdock
Albert L. Murdock
Unfashionable View on Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Board
A writer argues against press and financial editorials criticizing the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, defending the railroad’s expansion, debt, and future earnings. The piece notes stock transfers, shareholder counts, and quotes Magoun on the Chicago line, urging confidence for small holders amid market downturns.
Theatrical Gossip and Boston Theatre Lineup
The Boston Theatre stages feature Booth and Barrett in Julius Caesar amid Hamlet dates with Miss Vokes at Park Theatre and new Gilbert and Sullivan plans. Parisian stars, Miss Dauvray, Miss Sheridan, and Mr Keene appear in multiple venues as Oscar Beringer and others prepare forthcoming acts in Boston.
Women voters urged to organize for public school support
All women voters of Wards 19 to 22 are invited to Dudley Street Baptist Church vestry on Saturday February 2 at 7 30 p m to organize wards elect delegates and form a ward and city committee A large attendance is desired Signed by Mrs E Trask Hill chairwoman Mrs A J Goron Boston W C T Union Miss Henrietta Joy Independent Women Voters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Street Baptist Church
E. Trask Hill
A.J. Goron
Boston W. C.T. Union
Henrietta Joy
The
Independent Women Voters
Mutual Benefit Ball at Odd Fellows Hall in Whiting
The Mutual Benefit Association and John L. Whiting Sons hosted their third annual ball at Odd Fellows' Hall. The hall featured elaborate decorations from Sapenae, with guests including Mr and Mrs Whiting and Miss Whiting, Hon A W Beard, and Mayor Hart. George T. Roberts and William H. Riley supervised the grand march at 9 o'clock. L W Baker led the reception committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Mutual Benefit Association
John L. Whiting & Son
Mr. ©. L. W. Baker
Harvard University Calendar Highlights February Events
The calendar lists Appleton Chapel prayers led by Rev. Milsted in Chicago with reserved front pews for University members. Weekday prayers run 8 45 and Dr McKenzie visits Wadsworth House daily. Upcoming items include Semitic Seminary with Professor Toy, a College Faculty meeting at University Hall, Vesper services at Appleton Chapel, an orchestral concert by the Boston Symphony Orchestra at Sanders Theatre, and a Divinity School Chapel preaching service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton Chapel
Thomas G. Milsted
Chicago
McKenzie
Wadsworth House
Semitic Seminary
Toy
Lowell Street
Bop
Ollege
University
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Sanders Theatre
Divinity School
Child worker injured in mill suit seeks large damages
In a Superior Court first session case from Dedham, Charles Ciriack, then 12, alleges that a foreman ordered him to hurry for a belt punch and was caught by unguarded cog wheels, losing an arm. The suit, filed after he turned 21, seeks 20000 dollars. A prior verdict awarded 5000 dollars for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ciriack
Merchants’ Woollen Company
Dedham
Laintiff
J. W. Bragg
W. A. Gaston
B. F. Butler
F. L. Washburn
McDonneill
Trumbull
Gardelia
Sampson
Hohney
Fay
Stickney
Howard
Richmond
Hillson
Same
Brennan
Boston
Fuller
Holmes
Superior Criminal Court Larceny Liquor Law Violations Summary
February judgments include J Dunzpan and J Esmond each sentenced to house of correction for two years and one year respectively. Theodore Krafts fined 50 dollars for liquor law violation. Michael F Leonard four months. Tarpey ten dollars. others listed as defendants in liquor law cases with varied penalties. All cases note violations of liquor law with multiple defendants and case numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
J. Dunzpan
J. Frank Boswell
House of Correction
Theodore Krafts
Michael F. Leonard
Houses of Correction
John J. Tarpey
James Esmond
Commonwealth
Same
Sheridan
Roust
Ryan
Finerty
McFatridge
Foley
Lovering
Green
Lyons
Mitchell
Curley
Godfrey
Dacey
Eliot
O’ Keefe
Barber shop open on Sunday sparks municipal court action
Forsaitu, Harpy and Exy Jr Charles are charged with keeping a shop open on the Lord s day. Filiseti admits a haircut by a subordinate while in the shop to secure instruments for customers at their homes. Judge Forsaithe discharged him and similarly discharged George Lasarillo on the same charge. Mansfield and Lambert bound over for larceny of a bundle of sixteen dozen ladies hose valued at 00 consigned to Coleman Mead Co. Isaac Allen waived examination after felonious assault charge on a fourteen year old girl and is bound over $5000 for grand jury appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkland Street
Grand
Wreck damages in Essex Court for two teams firmed
In Essex County Superior Court on February 1 Judge Mason hears Davis versus City of Gloucester a tort action seeking damages for two teams wrecked by highway defects. The verdict finds for the plaintiff on the second count and damages of 347 dollars awarded. Attorneys W A Russell for plaintiff and W A Pew for defense. Also Peters versus Harris contract action for breach of promise of marriage seeks 17000 dollars with a jury trial. Attorneys B F Brickett for plaintiff and Collins for defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
City of
Gloucester
Norman Davis
W. A. Russell
W. A. Pew
Peters
Harris
Court Docket List of Civil Cases and Defendants
A listing of civil actions including Ernstis v. Rowe Lowe v. Dougherty Lowey v. City of Haverhill Nelson v. Plimpton Fuller v. Healey Bennett v Lefavour Lowe trustee and others v Inghts of Pea body Crowell vy Wal ace Bergman v Brown Kelly v Nader Young et al v Mar ner Coolidge vy Mayo v City of Gloucester plus various parties and case numbers in a Haverhill jurisdiction docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rshve
Ernstis
Rowe
Luele
Dougherty
Lowey
City of Haverhill
Nelson
Plimpton
Fuller
Healey
Bennett
Lefavour
Same Vo
Same
Lowe, Trustee, Et al
Inhts
Peabody
Crowell
Walace
Bergman
Brown
Kelly
Nader
Young Et al
Marner
Coolidge
Knowlton
Mayo
City of Gloucester
Feeley vs Brown contract action for digging and walls
Superior Court Middlesex County on February 1 heard Patrick Feeley against Kilburn J. Brown for $64 balance on a contract to dig a cellar and cesspool build a wall and grade a house. Jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 6784. Attorneys Egan Schofield for plaintiff Drake for defendant.
City Notes Highlight Meetings And Lectures
Farmers meeting at 45 Milk Street in the forenoon will discuss fruit culture with an essay by E W Wood of West Newton. The New England Delta Kappa Epsilon Alumni banquet is at Parker House on Tuesday evening February 12. Massachusetts Club observes Lincoln birthday February 16 with guests Hon Charles Bonney of Chicago and Hon John M Langston of Virginia. George L Edwards identified as an old burglar, previously jailed in 1884 under alias John M Clifton. Rev Grindall Reynolds to lecture at Channing Hall on Ecclesiastical and Denominational Tendencies of Unitarianism at 3 PM. Licenses of John McCullough and Edward F Wilson for hackney cabs revoked. McCullough accused of beating horse, Wilson found drunk. George Gunton of New York speaks at Y M C U on Capital to Labor relations in modern industry. Joseph Cook opens lectures with previews on Political Signs of the Times and The Boston Ballot on the School Question. follow with Papal Domination in American Schools. In Durgin studio, Back Bay, Fraulein M Stolle lectures on art and European tour. George M Stowell to conduct youth meeting at Christian Association building Sunday at 4 PM with music. Stowell to Fall River Monday as Y M C A secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers
Milk Street
E. W.wood
West Newton
New England Delta Kappa Epsilon
New England
Parker House
Abraham Lincoln
Massachusetts Club
Charles Bonney
Chicago
John M. Langston
Virginia
George L. Edwards
Waverley House
Charlestown
John M. Clifton
Grindall Reynolds
American Unitarian Association
Channing Hall
John McCullough
Edward F. Wilson
Board of Police
McCullough
Wilson
George Gunton
New York
Young Men’s Christian Union
Joseph Cook
Boston
George M. Stowell
Christian Association
Stowell
Fall River
Young Men’s Christian Association
Arlington Street Chrch
Brooke Herford
Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
M. R. Deming
Institute
Thomas E. Leyden
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
The
Wall River Association
Percy J. J. Cooper
Stewart
Zion
Paesiasilo
Cooper
Mr. Stewart
Ell
George W. Proctor
Mr. Mackay
B. Y. M. Cyeristian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Carles A. Nussbain
Swedenborgian Church
Paris
France
Jesus
Henry Hofmann
Mr. Baldwin
B. A. Robinson
George Mendell Taylor
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Holy Land
Church OF the Disciples
Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
Charles G. Ames
Church OF the Puritans
Berkeley
Marlboro Street
Stopford Wentworth Brooke
Newbury Street
Ida. Whitlock
Ublic
Kine
Charrl
A. P. Peabody
Cambridge
Copley Square
N. Cyr
Mission Church OF
ST. John the Evangelist
Bowdein Street
Leighton Coleman
Delaware
G. M. Christian
Grace Church
Newark
Wil
Episcopal
South Cona
Exeter Street
R. Hale
Mm. Tur Rey
Justin D. Furtox
D.D
Pawine Propaganda
Boston Music Hall
Rome
Estey
Union ‘Hall
Central Square
Cambridgeort
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
Rand Avery Sale Nears Final Total At Public Auction
Printing stock at the Rand Avery plant is nearly sold with auctioneer Bird pushing to finish today. Cumulative sales exceed 100000 dollars, likely 120000, with yesterday’s revenue around 23000 to 24000. The goodwill and title sold for 500 to 7500 dollars to Fred Joy, not in disclosed totals. The foundry was sold in bulk for 2850 to a syndicate then resold, costing the syndicate about 1000. Private sale beforehand moved 4800 worth of material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand Avery
Bird
Fred Joy
Seven Firemen Reprimanded for Duty Violation
Fire commissioners reprimanded seven men including one captain four engineers one ladderman and one hoseman and fined each one day's pay for attending a January 29 meeting at the old State House and remaining from duty over an hour and a half without leave. Chairman Fitch defends the action as enforcing discipline despite the charitable nature of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old State House
Fitch
Monthly Exchange Meeting With Bylaw Amendment and Plans
The exchange holds its monthly meeting at 2 p m with action on a proposed bylaws amendment. A board committee will present a scheme to establish a bureau of collection. Discussion includes reducing berry crate charges for 1889 and transforming Constitution wharf into a landing place for fruit and produce. A syndicate representative will attend with plans and charts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Constitution Wharf
Social rounds and arrivals at city hotels and clubs
Several parties at Young's last evening followed by annual meetings of the Sheriffs' Association and Somerville Cycle Club with notable attendees. Notable guests include Dr W H Emery Abbott Bassett and wife, MIT class of 1891 alumni, Norcross Mellen executives, and many out of town visitors listed by hotel. The Vermonico's Boston project tipped by Union Square Theatre manager J M Hill, with guests from multiple states and cities noted at Thorndike and Parker's lodgings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Sheriffs’ Association
Horation
Herrick
Somerville Cycle Club
W. H. Emery
Abbott Bassett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
H.G. Bradley
James Owen
Boston Society of Architects
Thorndike
Twiffler Club
Norcross, Mellen & Co
J. M. Hill
Union Square Theatre
New York
New Boylston Building
Vermonico’s
Boston
Vendome
W. J. Washburn
Charles M. Burbank
Henderson
Appeal for Boston Children's Aid Society subscriptions
A plea urges donations to the Boston Children’s Aid Society which funds crime prevention by placing arrested or at risk youths in homes and training them. The society operates three homes in West Newton Foxboro and Weston, plus an office on Chardon Street, with agents and a bureau for care information. Subscriptions support about 65 boys, three homes, and associated outreach totaling around 17 000 dollars yearly. readers can request a report from the treasurer Edward Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Children’s Aid Society
West Newton
Foxboro
Weston
C. W. Birtwell
Chardon Street
Standing Committee On Children
General Conference of Charities
Boston
Children’s Aid Society
James Freeman Clarke
D.D
Aliot
Dorchester
Mr. Birtwell
Rey. Stopford W. Brooke
Pine Farm
Edward Osborne
H. J. Patrick
Edward Jackson
Franklin Street
Sunday Notices of Arlington Street Churches
A roundup of New England congregations listing sermons at Arlington Street and Bowdoin Square with service times 10:30 a.m. and various evening meetings. Included are topics such as The Unity of God and Christ's Second Coming, plus events at First Church and Tremont Temple with choirs, lectures, confirmations, and public invitations.
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Essex County
Superior Court
Brockton
John K. Laidley
House
Senate
Qua
Lowell
Gilman
North Andover
North Essex
Westfield
Secretary of State
Cunard Steamship Company
North German Lloyd Steamship Company
Boston ‘Ow Boat Company
Merchants and Miners’ Steamship Company
Boston Wharf Company
James L. Sullivan and Hathaway & Co
Court of Bristol
John L
Henry K. Potter
Fort Point Channel
Boston Harbor
South Abington Baptist Church
United States
Massachusetts Agricultural College
General Court
Municipal Court
Yorick Club
Third District Court of
Bristol
Norfolk
Mystic River Corporation
Michael O'Neill
G. W. Tucker
Union Development and Improvement Company
Marblehead
American Linen Company of
Abington Business Club
Building Association J
Barnstable
Nantasket Methodist Episcopal Church
Jewksbury
State Farm
Bridgewater
Brockton Agricultural Society
Hampden
Committee On
Murdock’s Free Hospital
Atchison
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Oklahoma
House of Representatives
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Strong
Macket
Sonora
Henry P. Kidder
Magoun
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Kansas City
Santa Fe
California
Interance
Chicago & Alcom
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Missouri
Chicago, Santa Fe & California
Kansas
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Gulf & Sonora
Atlantic & Pacific
Illinois
E&oe
Boston Theatre
Messrs. Booth and Barrett
Julius Crsar
Hamlet
Mr. Booth
Mr. Barrett
Laertes
Johnson & Slavin
Thomas W. Keene
Richard Ill
Hollis Street Theatre
George Learock
Louise Pomeroy
Queen Elizabeth
Emma Sheridan
Lady Anne
Miss Sheridan
Mr. Mansfield
Keene
Richelieu
Park Theatre
Maggie Mitchell
Globe Theatre
Zitka
Grand Opera House
the Howard
Museum
Julius Rolshoven
Messrs. Williams & Everett
Eugene Tompkins
Gertrude
Julia Marlowe
James M. Tracy
Fort Avenue
H. A. Hannon
Grace Irwin
Gilbert and Sullivan
Yeoman of the Guard
Rudolph Aronson
America
Mark Smith
J. H. Ryley
Richard Cummings
George Broderick
Charles Campbell
Charles Lang
Bertha Ricci
Sylvia Gerrish
Isabella Urquhart
Marie Glover
New York Sun
Joseph Jefferson
W. J. Florence
Florence
Jefferson-Florence
Bardwell
Jefferson
John Gilbert
John Drew
Helen Dauvray
Miss Dauvray
Lyceum
Our Girls
Oscar Beringer
Tares
London
Opéra Comique
Lord Fauntieroy
Forbes-Robertson
Gertrude Kingston
New Garrick Theatre
John Hare
Garrick Club
Lord Fife
Garrick
Joshua Reynolds
Fife
Clint
Beefsteak
Munden
Oxberry
Penley
Harley
Powell
Orger
Knight
Attwood
C. Bagg
Hughes
Kean
Clints
Cupid
Joseph
Vaudeville Theatre
Winifred Emery
Cyril Maude
Saturday Review
Thomas ‘Thome
Muc
Whiting
Harvard University Calendar
Crane
Holden
Fish
Bornelli
Arens
Goulding
Adams
Heustis
Mich.Cen. RE
Donnelly
Murray
Webster
Dias
Sherman
Frank A. Colby
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Veer City
Philadelie
Decndant
B. Wadleigh
Benjamin N. Johnson
Hunting
Storrs
Newcomb
Boston Protec
Sweat
McCarthy
Driscoll
Hayes
Mahoney
Seavey
West End RR
Wright
Oliver
Lawrence
Stetson
Aavy. BL. & L
Oberlander
Karstairs
Woodland
Choate
Kohler
Hunt
Parker
Horton
Welker
Spofford
Twombly
Tenbroeck
Macdonald
Lawless
Nelton
Murphy
Aldrich
PitMan
Henry A. Cole
John Erlander
Mary E. McKay
P. J. Flatley
George L. Huntress
Margaret Dowling
Sarah Friedlander
Friedlander
East Newton Street
William H. Towne
I. R. Clark
W. C. Cogswell
George W. Babcock
Old Colony Railroad
Marcus Morton, Jr
J. H. Benton, Jr
Clifforn
Lieyd
French
Goodnow
Linnehan
Wink
Towe
Denman
Clair Ie
Com
Wilder
McGinnister
Bunghely
Golder
Hall
Beebe
Lally
Allan
Barrus
Rollins
Mehan
Burke & Griffin
D. N. Crowley
Town Natick
Walker
Tidd
Dolan
Alley
Rice
Moorhouse
Inh
Reading
Cee Ae Rep
Collins
Hurley
Petr
Sullivan
Seu Vincent
Morse
Vincent
Town Rett
Eastor Mass
Benefit Assn
Golt
Saime
Smih
Town of
Concord
Rand Avery Sale
Groraez
Hale
H. D. Chapin
C. W. Scupper
Helen Paine
W.C. Lortna
T. Pare
G. M. Barnarp
D. D. Slade
Cras
W.hupparp
A. L. Borch
Horace A. Lame
Theophilus Parsons
Burton-on-Trent
England
John Fennell
Devonshire
Arch Sts
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