Civil Court Dockets From Suffolk and Middlesex Sessions
A dense ledger of civil cases across Supreme and Superior Courts. Notable items include Morrion v Kendall and Reed v Nealy in equity, contract actions like McGuinness v Loud, and substantial claims such as Randolph National Bank v Hornblower. Multiple rail and corporate matters list extensive dockets, with numerous v. West End R.R. and Boston lines, plus public notices in equity court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Thompson
T. F. McGuinness
F. W. Loud
B. W. Shea
H. N. Allin
Randolph National Bank
Henry Hornblower
Maverick National Bank
Maverick
Asa P. French
E. R. Champlin
Craven
West End R.R
Greely
Margeson
Mass. B. Assoc
Perkins
Carter
Sworoski
Merrimack. Co
Bell
Boston
Ridler
Hotman
Berwip
O’ Keefe
Lombardi
Old Colony
R.R
Muchele
O’connell
Cantillo
West End
Foley
Swift
Crosby
Kate Parke
Faes& Mellen
G. M. Palmer Jr
P. E. Donahue
Horace Partridge
I. R. Clark
C. Darling
P. B. Runyan
Solomons
Bicknell
N. Y
Mclintyre
Boston & Maine
Murphy
White
West
Call
Martin
Levy
Miller
Thayer
Mullen
Saville
Braley
Bridget Joyce
John W. McDonald
William R. Cavanagh
Margaret Joyce
Ro Ami
Same
Catherineoyce
Pro Ami
Joseph Joyce
Acc. Assn
Cameron
Snow
Fast Day Remains After House Vote And Other Session Notes
The House failed to abolish Fast Day by an 80 to 111 vote. April 19 remains a legal holiday, while Lexington anniversary is observed privately. A third member of the House has died this session, with Representative Jennings of Worcester funeral arrangements noted. Other actions include bills on days of grace, state and city elections, trout fishing season, and drunkenness reform discussions. Republican and Democratic lines were evident on several measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Representaive J. B. Lincoln
Cohasset
Roe
Worcester
Jennings
Banking Committee
Fisheries Committee
Leiry
Charles, McEvoy
Richard Sullivan
J. G. Thorp
Name Chester Park and square debated at City Hall hearing
A hearing before the street commissioners at City Hall considered renaming Chester Park and square. Sr. John Day proposed Phillips Brooks avenue as a memorial to the late man. At the request of Mr. Cohen and Councilman Fisher the hearing was adjourned until Thursday next at 11 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park and Square
City Hall
John Day
Phillips Brooks
Cohen
Fisher
Estate of Granville Fuller Sees $302 958 Inheritance
The late Granville Fuller of Brighton leaves a fortune valued at 302958 91 with real property at 140565 and personal at 162293 91. Real estate spans Newton Brighton and Watertown, while the arsonal peonerst lists mortgages and stock. six railroad shares are noted as of no value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Fuller
Brighton
Newton
Watertown
Charlestown Musical Evening Promises Bright Entertainment
Charlestown hosts a ladies complimentary evening on Wednesday March 8 organized by Henry Price Lodge of Free Masons with Ariel Ladies Quartet and Charles T Grilley providing music and readings. The event features Miss Jennie M Crocker Miss Louise G Webber Miss Fannie E Holt and Mrs Jeanette K Morrison. A long list of arrangement committee members includes I Newton Peirce George T Littlefield Ira A Worth and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Price Lodge
Free Masons
Ariel Ladies
Charles T. Grilley
Jennie M. Crocker
Louise G. Webber
Fannie E. Holt
Jeanette K. Morrison
Worthy Brothers
I. Newton Peirce
George T. Littlefield
Ira A. Worth
Joseph H. Gleson
Charles &. Robertson
George F. Mullett
John T. Studley,Jr
Brothers
Walter S. Brewer
William Otis Wiley
William P. Peirce
Henry F. Craig
Fred R. Pease
Frank
Catherine McKenna
Charlestown
Gundlack
Cedar Street
Somerville
McKenna
Jeremiah McGillicuddy
U.S.N
Charlestown Yard
St. Ann’s Church
Lowerville
Old Malden
Barr
Monument Ouive
Gertie Flanagan
John Good
Percy D. Sawyer
Eugene F. Sullivan
Bowdoin Square Printing Company
Court Street
Daniel Galvin
Moondyne Club
Revere Athletic Association
Union Hall
Boston
Bacon Comedy Company
Yeeum Hall
Marblehead
Monument Hall
Charlie Shackford
Mary Dinneen
Jeremiah Dinneen
Old St. Mary’s Church
Rutherford Avenue
Bunker HI
Ice Boat Race Ends in Sinking Near South Boston
The ice boat reached forty five miles per hour before striking thin ice near L street bath houses. The craft went through the ice but one end held on solid ice, avoiding a ducking. The vessel is described as the bay champion, having defeated seven others on the ice. A social season and multiple events filled the day with receptions and dances around South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Stickney
Pearce
Maggie O’brien
Misses Walsh
Scanlan
Mamie Stapleton
Collins
Gertrude Lonnegan
J. Scully
John Walsh
William Conway
Henry Walsh
Charles Morgan
Ed Ryan
William Condon
Thomas Walsh
P. Connolly
James White
James Foley
Grace Church
Dorchester Street
Crystal Wave Division
Sons of Temerance
Bernice
Mary A. Livermore
Broadway Universalist Church
John J. McShane
Pilgrim Halls
C. H. Buckley
Aids
Hub Associates
Bethesda Hall
Yeagh
Grant House
Marine Park
City Point
Charlestown Healthy Atmosphere Letter to the Editor
A reader praises Charlestown as a healthy community and lists several men employed by his son with their actual weights to illustrate the "healthy atmosphere." The letter, addressed to the editor of the Post, emphasizes local fitness and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Lace dress by Miss Annie Whitman garners local buzz
Somerville celebrates a lace dress crafted by Annie Whitman of 26 Pinckney Street. The hand sewn crochet skirt in one piece, demi train, shell motif, salmon satin lining, Josephine bodice, and fashion sleeves draw attention as she aims for a $500 prize from a thread company. Also noted are local notices: Rev. Plumer’s inaugural sermon at First Baptist, Buffum’s Florida trip, January Somerville deaths total sixty-one, and community updates including Mrs. Reed visiting Stratham and Bailey family moving to Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Annie Whitman
Pinckney Street
Miss Whitman
L. B. Plumer
First Baptist Church
Herbert F. Buffum
Florida
Chester Reed
Stratham
N. H
Charles Bailey
Portsmouth
M. D. Frazar
Walter C. Whitney
Thurston Street
Savannah
St. Margaret’s Guild
Bacon Hall
O_p PowpER Hovsk
Chelsea Events Add Color to Local Week
The Home Missionary Society schedules a flag festival and rose drill at Walnut Street Methodist Church vestry on Wednesday evening February 15. Universalist Church youth services move to 7 o clock Sundays until further notice. An informal talk on A Trip Abroad occurs at E and I Union rooms, 294 Broadway, next Tuesday February 14 at 3 pm. Winnisimmet Lodge to confer the first degree Tuesday evening February 14. Chelsea High School Beacon offers a prize of books to the student who secures the most yearly subscribers by March 15, aiding sales and library growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missionary Society
Walnut Street Methodist Church
the Universalist Church
E. and I. Union
Broadway
Winnisimmet Lodge
Chelsea High School Beacon
Tue Ferryman
East Boston Evictions Prompt Home Rule Cries
In East Boston, tenants faced eviction as the city clears land for a new Primary schoolhouse. Constable George A. Drew and 28 men moved furniture, with families forced to seek new homes on Drake and Porter streets. Several houses will be torn down or moved, while others relocate with city aid. The day also noted a funeral for Annie Morrigan, a concert at Lyceum Hall, and various local society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Boston
George A. Drew
Frank Jelloe
South Boton
Decatur
Joseph Tinker
Donavan
Drake Street
Paris Street
David Morris
Allen Court
Dosepa Powers
Porter
Paris Streets
Annie Morrigan
Everett Street
Holy Cross
Lyceum Hall
John F. Fennesey
Eveng
John A. O’shea
William F. McCellan
Joseph F. Sheehan
Signor
Alcide T. M. O’andria
William K. Burke
Jank P. O’shea
Natalhia G. Slattery
Station 7
Maverick Hall
Chapman School
Moses Brown
Pilgrim Fathers
Knights of Honor
Central Hall
Maple Club
Warren H. Cudworth
S. of W
Westcott Hall
Allston News Highlights Ten Pound Boy and Local Happenings
Brichton reports a ten pound boy born last Thursday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. T. Allen Grant of Allston who host the new arrival. West End Street Railway lineman Grant oversees division nine. Isaac Warren seeks a $50 reward for the thief who took his fur robe on Woolsworth street. Arthur Gilpatrick touts humane treatment of his horse Red Robin and reports his building Pete’s behavior is controlled. Albert I. Roberts plans a business change after years as Allston Wet End Street Railroad starter. J R McNalley moves from Cambridge road department to division 9, Allston. James Davis, friendly collector, slipped on ice on Western avenue suffering a scalp wound but hopes to be out soon. Beacon Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Allen Grant
Allston
Mr. Grant
West End Street Railway Company
Division Nine
Isaac Warren
Woolsworth Street
Ike
Arthur Gilpatrick
Red Robin
Pete
Albert I. Roberts
Wet End Street Railroad Company
J. R. MecNalley
Cambridge Road Department
The
Street Railroad
Division 9
James Davis
Western Avenue
Davis
Beacon Park
SPECIAL NOTICE SEEKING LEADER SKETCHES FOR POST
The Post will print sketches of leaders in various sections if forwarded to this office.
How the Vote Stands in Chelsea and East Boston
A detailed list shows names and addresses of residents voting in a local election. Voters across Chelsea and East Boston include Joseph Holleran, K R Neptune, Thomas Hickey, Wentworth Kenney, George Buchan, Henry D Eutremont, and others. The report notes votes received before 4 o'clock and that fewer than twenty five votes will be omitted. names will be published next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizice
Seeond
Joseph J. Holleran
Federal St
K. R. Neptune
Eaton St
Thomas F. Hickey
Melrose
Mass
William Wall
Cambridge St
Wentworth B. Kenney
Lynn
George W. Buchan
Andover
Henry L. D’eutremont
Pearbody
A. T. Harwood
Fitchburg
R.R. Depoot
Fred P. Lambert
Nashua St
D. L. Munns
Chipman St
Frank J. Ferry
Devonshire St
B. J. Whitmore
Everett
John F. Welton, Jr
Greenough Lane
Jon Farrell
Endicott St
Sallie Greenburg
Lowell St
W. J. Dennis
Harrison Ave
A. Barney Shattuck
W. H. Walsh
Hanover
Daniel F. Leehy
North Market St
James J. Murphy
Herbert Palmer
A. D. Pierce
Congress Ltd
Robert Gundy
Milk
Eees
Thomas Russell
Pop'arave
John B. Cardigan
Genesee St
J. Bismark Crimmins
Skahae Toney A. Farrell
Friend St
Sam Keatley
Court St
Ee Abert Dein
Ames Building
F. G. Tandy
Newton
Witlgs
Sx Saka
Fret Williams
Pinckney St
E- Ab
Fred A. Smith
Springvale
Mgs
Chas Dke Manoney
Hanover St
Fred A. Weiss
Lawrence
Miss
William Milnes
Weymouth
Maas
Elliot 'S
Sturgis
Milk St
Roster of Charlestown and Somerville Residents
A compiled listing presents names and street addresses across Charlestown and Somerville. Entries include John Meaney 802a Bunker Hill St and others such as J. J. Murray 40 Pleasant St and Eddie D. Hughes 381 Medford St with numerous additional residents and addresses across the two towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Somerville
John Meaney
Bunker Hill St
J.J. Murray
Pleasant St
Eddie D. Hughes
Medford St
Georges H. Melick
Prospect St
Joseph J. Dutra
Cherry St
William P. Barnes
Maple Ave
J. W. Corbett
Lexington
Frank Lemay, Jr
Auburn St
CG. H. Cochrane
Belmont St
J. M. Fitzgerald
Grant’s Court
George W. Wilson
Austin St
BR. E. Chambers
Linden St
Joseph T. Madden
Chelsea St
J. Finch
Summer St
Robert Harris
Somerville Ave
Joseph G. Clink
Benedict St
Frank T. Mount
Walker Ave
Cameron St
Derby
Gill
Aie Comets
Thomas J. Mearthy
Sidney A. Hatch H
Lund
Lew
Remnant Day At Jordan Marsh Proclaims Friday Bargains
An old Boston item notes Friday as the day when Jordan Marsh & Co. offers remnant pieces across departments. The feature promises good prices on odds and ends and urges readers to watch for remnant day during the two week trial period for Li.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan, Marsh & Co
MIT Arts Society Meets On Heavy Ordnance Text
The regular MIT Society of Arts meeting was held last evening at 8. Lieutenant W Jaques of South Bethlehem Penn read a paper titled The Manufacture of Heavy Ordnance in the United States with a special reference to wire construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Arts
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
W. Jaques
South Bethlehem
Penn
United Sttes
Funeral rites for Lt W B Daley set for Saturday
Roxbury notes funeral plans for the late Lieutenant W B Daley with a high mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 10 a m Saturday and a guard of honor by police from various stations. Military veterans and community groups held meetings noting sorrow and support for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Daley
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Father Doonan
Kearsargé Naval Veterans’ Association
Martin L. White
Roxbury Athletic Club
Washington Street
Madison Park Association
Lester Mintz
John J. Bever
Norman Mintz
Daniel Cotter
Edward P. Dowd
Frank Curley
Washington Lodge
F. A
A. M
Masonic Hall
William Austin Root
Joseph Ellsworth
George 8
Tarbsil
G. ¥. Alden
William W. Griffin
Fellowcraft
H. J. Seiler
Bessie Henan
Hampden Place
Lil Madden
Presen Music
Lily Madden
James Hardiman
William Connell
George Hartnett
Cambridge Social Roundups and Meetings Last Evening
Cambridge events include a grand Columbian party at Father Scully’s Gymnasium and Mrs. Kate Douglas Wiggin’s reading in Buckingham Hall. The Printers’ Benevolent Association held its annual reunion in Cambridgeport, and the Port Cycle Club’s minstrel show in Union Hall was a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Scully
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Buckingham Hall
Old Cambridge
Printers’ Benevolent Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Cambridgeport
Port Cycle Club
Union Hall
Mayflower
C. of T
Wall
Somerville
Alfred A. Wright
F. Stanhope Hill
the Tribune
Buckingham Street
Bishop Keane
Cathlic University
Washington
St. Paul’s Church
Franklin Council
Royal Arcanum
Trade Association
Young Men’s Democratic Club
East Cambridge
Institute Hall
Vizit
Brattle Hall
Pike
Iagvarnp Brrogs
Dorchester Lighting Woes Prompt Local Outcry
In Commercial Point Dorchester residents report inadequate gas and kerosene lighting from Freeport Street to Neponset Avenue. They urge City Council attention, noting electric lighting would be welcomed at Union Pleasant Freeport intersection. Community events include Sunny Side Bank Convalescent Home fundraiser, a St Peters Church lecture, and a Hendrie’s Talbot concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Point
Freeport Street
Neponset Avenue
Dorchester
Union, Pleasant
Freeport Streets
Masonite
Upham’s Corner
Sunny Side Bank
R. C. Humphreys
James Dillon
Albert E. Hall
St Peter’s Church
Thomas C. McGoldrick
Cardinal Newman
Sumdave School Library Fund
Avrassiz Association
Hendrie’s
Talbot Evenue
Catholic Union of Milton
Odd Fellows
Grove Hall
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Supreme Judicial Court
Morrion, J
Libbey
Kendall
Nores
Howard Ben. Society
Liddell
Walker
Dill
Petr
Reed
Nealy
Laintiff
Maher
Myrick
J. A. Brackett
Torrey
Sullivan
Shorey
Gray
Rabinowich
Ramsey
Gerlach
Elizabeth A. Saville
Cambridge
Spring
Decatur Streets
Rachel
Howard Thorndike
F. E. Snow
D. E. Ware
G. A. Blaney
Middlesex
George J. Bicknell
William H. Glennon
Henry Biggs
Wiggin & Fernald
James P. Prince
Grenier
Lyman
McNelly
Cartin
Scott
Scott & Bowne, N. VY
All Drauggiste
BLOGG
Carttadiry
Addres Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Tempo
Chicago
Zebulon O. Pratt
Revere
Suffolk County
Ingueney Court
W. Frederick, Kimball
Chester Park
van Nostrand
iAm
T. van Nostrand
P. Cronin
C.S. Stone
Ian
P. O'Callaghan
M. J. Messer
R. H. Anderson
F. Crowther
A.J. Kimball
F. D. Bartlet
Frank Vinal
Georges Sm
Mitton
D.C. i
Chelsea
Bascham
Brichton
Nuy
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
South
Larce
New England
Soos
Joe Brosseau
Mariborost
Henry Pero
Maverick St
G. E. Dunbar
Alter Ezo Club
J. H. Sylvester
Border St
Joseph P. Egan
Grove
Arnold Thompson
Congress Ave
W. A. McDougall
Paris St
Geo
J. P
Sco
Ale
Rie Sazete
M. BE. Stickland
Decatur St
Wm. G. Newman
Willims St
A. T. Stevens
Lexington St
William A. McCardy
BR. Greene
Beach St
Fred D. Rucker
Ash
Harry H. Kent
Bloomingdale
W. J. Matheson
Putnam Ave
D. W. Hook
G. W. Tearla
Frank F. Oiver
Trenton St
Alexander McCabe
Harve St
Dr. Bishop
Worcester Sq
Lucy Drennan
Rossetter St
H. McKenzie
Shawmut Ave
W. Fleming
Field St
Joseph Husson
Nawn Court
G. W. Trout
Lenox St
J. L. Kingston
Edgewood St
J. A. Downey
Penryth St
William Hayward
Sammuel Packard
Washington St
Robert Lockhart
Camnden St
Walter L. Cox
Columbus Ave
Jack Jacobs
Kendall St
J. J. McNeil
Belden St
M. Houghton
Westford St
James C. Ide
Savin Hill
B. Cunniff
Regent St
H. Strecker
Green
Carl S. Jaeger
Pynchon
P. J. Foran
Sterling
E. C. Reinhardt
Posen St
A. S. Nolen
Harvest
Ps Sea
Cis
Daniel Falconer
Hammond St
M. J. Driscoll
Hamburg St
G. Roy Starkey
Pynchon St
L. Starkey
J. J. Callanan
Chapel
Charles W. Tobin
Newland St
James F
Dartmouth St
F. N. St. Croix
E. Canton St
Charles T. Schirmer
Stafford St
George W. Goode
Adams St
Christopher J. Halligan
Palmer Btvoc
Henry W. Kiely
Eustist
Albert E. Hurd
Bower St
Frank L. Davis
George N. Walker
Concord Sq
Peter S. McKay
Tremont
E. Colbert
Windsor St
Thomas N. Ayres
Fifth St
James Pitt
Thomas Gannon
Frank P. Brown
John Bergin
Amory St
W. Engley
E. B. L. Howard
North Ave
Andrew Dwyer
Charles St
Samuel W. Joel
Watson St
F. Wilkins
Antrim St. N'St
Frank R. Stevens
I. A. Tate
Pearl St
Michel O’ Leary
John F. Daily
North St
A. J. Littlefield
Sacramento St
Hugo Fiohr
Hastings
Alice B. Kelsey
Charles H. Hatch, Jr
George H. Smith
William F. Corcoran
W.firth St
R. J. Harvey
Silver St
Joe Finnemore
Wesley St
Frank Hans
J. J. Deveney
Patrick J. Curley, Jr
E.eighth St
Thomas F. Drummond
Eighth St
Walter
T. Rice
D. J. Herney
Athens St
E. W. Ft. Sullivan
E. Fourth
Fred. A. Hill
Middle St
J. J. Ryan
Bolton St
D. F. E. Joyce
W. Fifth St
John T. Gleason
E. Second St
J. A. Sullivan
Jay St
Frank H. Queen, Jr
W. T. Frisbee
H. W. Bryant
E. Seventh St
Joseph F. Toole
Martin R. Kirby
J. Mullen
M. F. Murphy
Patrick J. Harney
Dove St
Fred E. Wayne
Thomas F. Murphy
Third St
Thomas J. Casey
E. First St
Francis J. Teevins
W. Sixth St
H. G. Falvey
Wm. F. Gorman
Dorchester St
A. O. Bishee
West Broadway
John V. Kelly
J. Ae Clomid
Rk. C. Crimmins
Eddie Babb
L St
Charles F. O’malley
Telegraph St
Harry J. Rockett
Hugh Die
Ates
Science
Beecham
New Yark Depot
Canal St
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