Insolvency Notice for Austin E. Stanyan of Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts In Insolvency Messenger s Notice Suffolk Boston February 8 1895 Notice is hereby oS that a warrant in insolvency has sued from the Court of Insolvency for Suffolk against the estate of Austin E Stanyan of Boston provision dealer insolvent debtor That payments and delivery of property to the debtor or for his use and transfer by him are forbidden by law A creditors meeting to prove debts and choose assignees will be held at the Court of Insolvency in Pemberton Square Boston on March 1 1895 at two o clock FRED H SEAVEY Deputy Sheriff Messenger
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
James M. Smith
Court House
Pemberton Square
Francis Martin
Middlesex
Daniel FE. Hennessey
Somerville
Cambridge
Samuel W. Tucker
Sherifessenger
Austin E. Stanyan
Fred H. Seavey
Insolvent Estate of Moses B Hall Notice to Creditors
Estate of Moses B Hall late of Boston Massachusetts insolvent. Probate Court commissioners Frank N N Samuel M Child meet creditors at 209 Washington Street Boston Room 60 on Saturday March By 1888 at 9 30 a m to examine claims. Creditors have six months from November 15 1894 to present proofs against the estate.
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Moss B.” Hall
Boston
Suffolk
Moses B. Hall
Washington Street
Frank N. N
Samuel M. Child
M. É
Court of Insolvency Assignees for John A Obermeyer
The undersigned have been appointed assignees of the estate of John A Obermeyer of Boston insolvent debtor. The second meeting of creditors will be held at the Court of Insolvency in Boston on April 5 at 10 AM to prove claims. February 4, 1895. William Y Wadleigh Alonzo G Louger Assignees.
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Suffolk
John A. Obermeyer
Boston
County of
Insolvency assignee calls 1895 meeting of creditors
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Court of Insolvency notes Otis Q. Fern as assignee of William Z Patno insolvent debtor. Second meeting of creditors set for April 5 1895 at 10 oclock in the forenoon at the Court of Insolvency Boston Suffolk County. Creditors may attend and prove claims.
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Otis Q. Fern
Victim Dead in City Hospital Malpractice Case
Florence Adley died yesterday at City Hospital after three days of suffering. Dr. Henry A. Bishop is held on a serious malpractice charge linked to the operation. The charge may be upgraded to manslaughter.
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Florence Adley
City Hospital
Henry A. Bishop
Hibernian Meetings and Union Elections Across Divisions
A Franklin Hanover street meeting reorganized Division 6 A E of Hibernians with 25 members reobligated and officers elected. Officers include Doherty as president and Dennehy as recording secretary. Division 20 held in Hanover Hall with plans for an entertainment on March 18 and a new arrangements committee. Numerous addresses by leaders from multiple divisions followed. Condolences were offered for James Devine, a popular member.
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Franklin All
Hanover Street
John J. Doherty
Martin Gillen
Timothy Dennehy
John Farren
Henry Doherty
Edward M. Houghton
Patrick McDevitt
Sentinel
John J. Patten
Thomas McEleney
John Tolan
Daniel McDermott
Patrick McManus
John B. Doherty
Andrew Trahey
William McLeod
South Boston
Martin J. Roche
Charlestown
George Casey
Michael O’donovan
John O’doherty
Patrick Grant
Boston
Carroll Hall
Francis Cassidy
James Devine
Free Medical Services Offered by Dewey Medical Co
Free medical services will be provided by the Dewey Medical Co at 74 Boylston Street Rooms 7 and 8. Examinations and treatments are free with hours daily from 9 to 1 and 2 to 5 and 6 to 8 p.m. Sundays 10 to 5.
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Dewey Medical Co
Boylston Street
Who Stole Against Captain Kane in Natick Post Office
Natick's post office chief Captain Alexander A Kane is discharged after a $212 shortage is found in accounts. Postmaster Patrick Mahan confirms the discrepancy and says he will seek an investigation with Inspector OBrien. Kane calls it a bad mistake and insists accounts were balanced.
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Natick
Alexander A. Kane
Patrick Mahan
Postmaster Mahan
The
Post Today
Kane
Worcester
Post Office
O’brien
Captain Kane
Caroline Brigham
George L. Sleeper
Harrison
George L. Bartlett
Mahan
Bartlett
Italians on the Warpath Endicott Street Assault
Six youths clashed with a group on Prince street injuring Louis and Harry Weinstein. Angelo Carbone and Joseph Nazzaro were arrested for assault and battery after Carbone drew a spring knife and dropped it when Patrolman Burke intervened. Nazzaro was later arrested. both to face Municipal Criminal Court.
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North End
Angelo Carbone
Endicott Street
Joseph Nazzaro
Station 1
Louis
Harry Weinstein
Willard Street
Prince Street
Louis Weinstein
Harry
Carbone
Burke
Prince and
Salem
Nazzaro
Weinsteins
Rosatto
Chinese envoys arrive with limited European aims
Berlin Morning Post correspondent reports the Chinese envoys who reached Marseilles have no mandate for European intervention. They may seek Russia, traveling to St Petersburg to convey the emperor's congratulations to Czar Nicholas. Novoe Vremya warns Japan as Europe moves to decide Korea and Manchuria.
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London
Berlin
Morning Post
Marseilles
Russia
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Novoe Vremya
Times
East
China
Korea
Manchuria
Japan
Mobilization Called In Istanbul As War Tensions Rise
The Daily News correspondent in Constantinople reports a partial mobilization with many rumors. Authorities order reserves called, foreigners and locals barred from leaving their towns without special permits, amid anxiety over possible Turkish and regional repercussions.
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London
Daily News
Constantinople
Russia
Nonastir
Macedonia
Five Tugs Float Patria After Grounding Off Sandy Hook
Sandy Hook February 10 The steamer Patria grounded off the hook last evening while sailing to sea and shifted during the night. Five tugs assisted her free at 8:35 am and she then headed to sea after discharging her pilot. No damage was reported.
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Sandy Hook
Wife Objected To Fight In Saugatuck Prize Bout
A postponed prize fight for a $100 purse between Patrick J. White and Oscar Pennoyer at Sauga tuck, Conn. was indefinitely postponed after White's wife objected to his participation. Pennoyer wore ring regalia and seconds and local sporting men were present, but a messenger delivered the cancellation after the ring had been pitched.
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South Norwalk
Conn
Patrick J. White
Oscar Pennoyer
Saugatuck
White
Pennoyer
Blizzard Delays Rail Trains Across New Hampshire
In Nashua on February 10 the New England blizzard halted rail service with snow blockades delaying trains from 60 to 90 minutes. Northern trains were three hours late. An extra Worcester and Nashua freight collided with a departing Rochester train, wrecking three rails cars. the engine was badly damaged but no injuries were reported.
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Nashua
N. H
Northern
Worcester & Nashua
Rochester
Man Killed by Ice Run at Fall River Ice Works
Fred Monarch aged 30 a married dyer of 200 Pleasant street was killed at North Pond Fall River when a chain track used to hold ice cakes failed a crossbar broke and a run struck him in the head at the Ice Company houses the incident occurred February 10.
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Fall River
Fred Monarch
Pleasant Street
North Pond
Fall River Ice Company
Monarch
Boston Man Wested in Fifteen Round Draw
Tommy West of Boston and George Fitzgerald of Chicago fought a fifteen round draw at Lyons Illinois for a $100 purse and gate receipts. They fought at catch weights with West at 153 and Fitzgerald at 145 pounds. Fitzgerald, newer to boxing and lighter, showed the better form and would have won if the bout had not been limited to fifteen rounds.
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Chicago
Tommy West
Boston
George Fitzgerald
Lyons
West
Fitzgerald
American Wringer Co Wringer and Sweepers Mail Orders
The American Wringer Co located at 13 and 15 Broadway extension manufactures wringers Mangies spring beds and carpet sweepers. All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Telephone Tremont 764.
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American Wringer Co
Broadway
Tremont
Hungarian Orchestra Leaders Swap Soloists at Silver Grill
Illes Aladar of Kossuth’s Hungarian Orchestra and Alexander Szalay of the Eden Musee Hungarian Orchestra will exchange soloists weekly. The scheme starts immediately with Szalay set to lead Kossuth’s ensemble in Boston and New York engagements next week.
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Illes Aladar
Kossuth
Silver Grill Cafe
Alexander Szalay
Eden Musee
Szalay
Boston
Silver Grill
Mr. Illes
New York
Made to order wheel parts advertised by Wheeler dealer
An ad notes made to order wheel parts with sizes 63 and 65 Hanover opposite American, priced at 10 dollars, available at Manufacturers.
Silver Grill Boston Dine and Listen Offer
If you seek the best of everything for lunch or dinner and enjoy symphony music free of charge at noon or evening there is only one place in Boston to go. The Silver Grill Washington opposite Water Street offers this unique combo to aid digestion.
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Boston
The
Silver Grill
Washington
Water Street
Actors Union Gains Ground Across City Unions Rally
A large meeting at 698 Washington street showcased the Actors Protective Union gaining momentum with rising membership and a first victory over a local variety house manager. Women join in growing numbers as organizers plan shorter hours and broader representation.
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Actors’ Protective Union
Washington Street
Matt’’ Harrington
New York
Variety Stage
Barbers
Snow Squalls and Frost Hit Westward Journey
A brief notice notes travelers proceeding westward faced snow squalls and intense frost. the mention highlights harsh winter conditions impacting travel plans and safety considerations for linked routes.
La Gascogne May Be Drifting After Storms At Sea
New York reporters track the missing French liner La Gascogne as weather, coal reserves, and engine status shape the search. If still movable, she could be drifting near the Azores or farther south. the Touraine seeks traces and will aid if sighted. Cable offices plus agents on both sides monitor every update for news of the vessel and passengers.
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New York
la Gascogne
Azores
Africa
African
la Touraine
Mediterranean
Lisbon
Fayal
Western Union Telegraph Company
Maine
Texas
Nassau
Bahamas
France
Paris
Havre
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique
Bowling Green
J. T. Harris
West One Hundred and Twenty-third Street
M. I. Harris
Mr. Harris
Stringent Medical Legislation Urged by Legally Aligned Groups
A joint meeting at Berkeley Hall hosted by the Veteran Spiritualists Union the Second Nationalist Club the Constitutional Liberty League and the Boston Spiritual Temple discussed prospective medical legislation. President Philip G. Peabody presided with speakers Mrs Mary Ss Homer James F Morton P P Field M D and Mrs M T Longley urging stricter state laws governing physician practice.
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Veteran Spiritualists’ Union
Second Nationalist Club
Constitutional Liberty League
Boston
Sable Island Theory on La Gascogne Grounding Off Nova Scotia
The article discusses a theory that the steamer La Gascogne ran aground on Sable Island off Nova Scotia. It notes Sable Island’s remoteness, two lighthouses, a foghorn station, and a beach life saving service, and cites past sightings like the Nerito and La Champagne near the island. It suggests French liners may voyage farther north to shorten routes and coal use, while acknowledging limited communication with the outside world.
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la Gascogne
Sabre Island
Nova Scotia
Cape Canso
Halifax
la Champagne
New York
Sable Island
Flandre
Sergeant Dunn's Belief on La Gascogne Storm Series
New York weather official E. B. Dunn notes an almost uninterrupted string of storms and blizzards since La Gascogne left Havre on Jan 26. He traces a heavy Atlantic storm system causing high northwest winds along the coast and across transatlantic shipping lanes from Jan 27 to 30, with subsequent developments along the middle Atlantic coast.
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New York
E. B. Dunn
Atlantic
la Gascogne
Havre
North Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
List of La Gascogne Passengers in First and Second Cabin
The document presents the passenger roster of La Gascogne, detailing those aboard in the first and second cabin classes along with steerage travelers. It enumerates individuals by cabin and class, starting with the first and second cabin sections.
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la Gascogne
Dania Sighted Off Fire Island. Unconfirmed at Sandy Hook
The steamer Dania was sighted off Fire Island last night but had not reported to Sandy Hook by 1 am. A second steamer burned a blue pilot light near the Lightship since 9:30 pm, likely the Dania, with no signals seen as yet. Another vessel was east of the lightship at 12:60 am.
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New York
Fire Island
Sandy Hook
Captain Bandelon In Charge Of Missing Vessel La Gascogne
Despatches from Havre contradict claims that Lieutenant Deloncle commands the missing steamer La Gascogne. Captain Bandelon is in charge of the vessel, asserting control amid conflicting reports.
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London
Havre
Standard
Paris
Deloncle
la Gascogne
Bandelon
First Regiment of Hibernian Rifles Hold Preliminary Meeting
A meeting of field line and staff officers in Hibernian Hall was presided over by Colonel Charles McCarthy. The group addressed regiment business and a committee report on firearm definitions. They noted current law bans parading with rifles unless nipples are plugged, and officers were instructed based on that guidance.
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Hibernian Rifles
Hibernian Hall
Charles McCarthy
Still It Lingers Grip Warns Of After Effects And Stimulant Cure
Old period prose warns that grip leaves many weak and prone to future illness. It notes lingering fatigue chills fever and body pains even after recovery. The article urges building strength with a genuine stimulant and promotes Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey as the best remedy, cautioning against substitutes.
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America
A. O. H. Calls State Military Meeting for Arm Compliance
The organization summons all military companies in the state to meet on Sunday March 10 to hear the final report of the military committee and adopt an arm in line with the militia law passed two years ago. The law barred independent companies from bearing arms.
American schooner Clara F. Friend wrecked off Nova Scotia
A Liverpool Nova Scotia despatch reports an American schooner named Clara F. Friend totally wrecked with the entire crew lost. Seven bodies have washed ashore. The vessel, 69.8 feet long, from Gloucester Massachusetts, built in 1867 and owned by B Montgomery & Sons.
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Halifax
N. S
Liverpool
Clara F. Friend
Clara B. Friend
Gloucester
Mass
B. Montgomery & Sons
Leg Fracture From Sleigh Accident at Crescent Beach
John McMahon proprietor of the North Shore market Crescent Beach was thrown from his sleigh on Beach street Revere when the runner caught between electric road rails. Dr Bond treated him and found the right thigh fractured.
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John McMahon
North Shore
Crescent Beach
Beach Street
Revere
Bond
Mr. McMahon
Lieutenant Patrick Lee Death Report
Lieutenant Patrick Lee of Boston Police Division K died at home at 88 East Newton Street at 3 p.m. yesterday after a lingering illness. He served in the force, and his death ends a period of service and illness.
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Patrick Lee
Division K
Boston Police Department
East Newton Street
Aged Framingham man James Fennessy dies at 80
James Fennessy aged 80 longtime Framingham blacksmith and property owner dies at his Framingham Centre home after years of illness. He served as a director of the Framingham Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank. Survived by a widow and several children.
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South Framingham
Mass
James Fennessy
Framingham
Framingham Centre
Framingham Farmers and Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Death of Brockton shoemaker G Wallace Hayden
G Wallace Hayden a former Brockton and Nantucket shoe man was found dead in his East Main street home. An overdose of morphine used to treat sleeplessness caused his death after a brief illness. He belonged to Mitchell & Hayden and later Field Bros. He leaves a wife and five children.
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Brockton
G. Wallace Hayden
Nantucket
East Main Street
Hayden
Mitchell & Hayden
Field Bros
Mrs Comerford of Somerville Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Mary A Comerford, wife of Patrick Comerford, died at her home 165 Linwood Street Somerville after a brief illness. A kindly neighbor and charitable woman, she had endeared herself to many. She left her husband and five grown children, including Sergeant P J McNamara of Company B Fifth Regiment.
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Mary A. Comerford
Patrick Comerford
Linwood Street
Somerville
Asten
Dorchester
Harriet
Joseph
Z. R. Eissine
Melbourne Street
Comerford
Mary
St. Joseph's Church
Greenwood
Mass
Susie B
W. J
Emma L. Deed
Dolan
Roxbury
Delia M. Dolan
Patrick Leonard
Fenwick Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Circuit Street
Fitzgerald
William J. Fitzgerald
Tremont Street
Blessed Sacrament Church
Gilmore
Everett N. Gilmore
Graham
Alliston
Arthur W. Graham
Hopedale Street
Giblin
Ann Giblin
Sewall Street
Brookline
Church of the Assumption
Hurley
Neponset
John Hurley
Water Street
St. Anne’s Church
Concord's Oldest Resident Dies at 90
Concord reports the death of Mrs. David Butrick aged 90, the town's oldest resident. She passed away late last night at her home in Concord.
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Concord
David Butrick
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Hood
A. H. Dirkes
Columbus Ave
New York City
William Y. Wadleigh
Alonzo G. Louger
Hibernian Meetings
First Regiment
Ninth Regiment
House of Representatives
New Hampshire
ICE Run
Assembly
Actors’ Union
Tion
Barbers’ Union
Eliot Street
Frank Thompson
Cigar Makers’ Union
John F. O’sullivan
Boiler Makers’ Union
Dorchester Avenue
Knights of Labor
American Federation of Labor
M. J. Padden
Worthy
M. J. Bishop
Machinists’ Union
Dexter Hall
James O’connell
O’connell
Alfred Brooks Frye
Stationary Engineers
Machinists’ Union of
East Boston
Webster Hall
Orleans Street
Maverick Lodge
Carpenters’ Union 33
Wells Memorial Hall
P. J. Maguire
National Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Maguire
Building Trades’ Council
Pythian Hall
Granite Cutters’ Union
Curtis
Organized Labor
K. of L
J. S. Young
Musicians’ Protective Union 6417
Federation of Labor
South Atlantic
New England
Newfoundland
Dunn
Teutonic
Mr. Dunn
Bleak Island
Sergeant Dunn
Crozer
Jacquin
Jacquet
Guttman
Konigstein
Lan
Uhap
Lichtenstein
Bronford
Edgar Mix
Colsize
Matagrin
Mumas
Phillips
Fish
Ravier
Hewes
Ribon
Mr. Sanches
Stohmer
Dren
Viague
Bernadon
Vihi
Bella
Valle
Bondi
Witgen
Fiumento
Zadra
Zavaroni
Griffonliere
Bonafictnt
Herth
Bianchi
Michelotti
Mastera
Crusellar
Plamet
Miss Piller
Goetaiger
Paima
Lefebvre Miss Rollert
Lorenzon
Scuddellart
Miglietta Miss Wagner
Captain Bandelon
California Wines Ihow
I. Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Square
Faneuil Hall Square
Rewioval
H. Mais
Tempie Place
Lee
Mrs. Comerford
Wilson Bros
Old Colony
Tremont Row
Marry
Lewis Jones & Son Undertakers
Lagrange
Telephone
T. L. Goudey & Son, Undertakers
Everey Telephone
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