Boston Civil Court Docket Lists Jury Sessions and Cases
Suffolk Superior Court lists First Second and Third Jury Sessions with judges Blodgett and Sherman, noting case numbers and parties such as Earle vs B M R B, Clark vs City of Boston, Donahue vs M R B, Flint vs same, and others. Equity motions noted as today, with various pairings including Hoffman, Connors, Barry, and Baker versus.
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Earle
Steele
Sullivan
West End B.R
Needham
Bates
Clark
City of Boston
Donahue
M. R.B
Flint
Same
Sherman
Perkine
Norf. M. F. Ins
Sehmoll
Barrett
Sedersky
Lewenberg
Hermanson
Houches
Grose
Wiseman
West End St. R
Stahl
Quigley
Smart
Marer
Sunderesey
McNougall
McGovern
Killian
Hunt
Mareh
Gonirich
Macdonald
Lang
Aimohy
B. Japlante
Warrenroot
Mills
February 1998 Official Sales Report Highlights Day Trading
A dated financial snapshot lists bid and ask prices across multiple sectors including Bell Teles, Railroads, Mining, and Utilities. It shows high and low values, closing figures, and percentage changes for stocks such as Bell Teles 3,996 1a 110, Neb ex core LOWNBY, WHE VIGOR, RAY, PAIN, Bost & Lowell, Rest & Maine, C& Northwest, Fitch pref, Y&NE, and Coal pref, with diverse readings across many tickers and sectors.
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Bell Teles
Toht Saieeteies
Bost &Lowell
Rest &Maine
Sai
B&q
Assass
Bay State Gas
C & Northwest
T & Mont
Tttte & Bost
Eee
Man Palace
UDO
Ak C. Mil & St Pel
Probate Notice in Middlesex Massachusetts 1895
Commonwealth probate notice for Roger McGuire late of Charlestown to heirs next of kin and interested persons. James W O’Brien presents will for probate with letters of administration possibly issued. citation to appear February 12 1895 at nine in Cambridge. public notice to be given weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. witnesses and contacting interested parties seven days prior.
Citation for administration of J Matthias Funke estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court cites heirs and creditors of J Matthias Funke for administration to Mary Funke without surety. Hearing set February 14, 1895 in Boston Suffolk Probate Court. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Boston Post. Judge Joseph W McKim presiding. Register Elijah George.
Probates Cite on Administration for Mattie Close Estate
Suffolk Probate Court orders heirs to respond to a petition seeking administration for Mattie Close late of Boston intestate. Besste Closh of Boston seeks letters of administration without surety. Court to meet February 14 1895 at 10 am in Boston. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Witness John W McKim. George Registrar.
Testament of Manwyke estate probate notice
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Probate Court cites heirs and kin in the estate of Randolph Manwyke late of Boston to appear February 14 1895 at ten in the forenoon to show cause why letters testamentary should not be granted Petitioner Frances Manwyke is named as executrix without bond and is directed to publish weekly notices in the Boston Post for three weeks and deliver copies to known interested parties seven days before the court date
Probate Court Citation in the French Estate 1895
The Middlesex Probate Court issues a second account review for Rufus A. French late of Framingham. Executor Joseph R. Johnson must show cause why the account should be allowed at Towell on February 19, 1895, nine in the morning. Notice to all interested by service or three weekly Boston Post publication and mailing fourteen, seven days prior. Witness Charles Vt MeIntire judge, February 1, 1895.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Rufus A. French
Framingham
Joseph R. Johnson
Towell
Catse
Boston Post
Boston
Charles VT MeIntire
Judee
Ss. H. Folsom
Probate Court cites heirs in Holmes estate case
Suffolk. Probate Court to all interested in Sarah Holmes estate. James F. Coughlan moves to add Mary M. Coughlan minor as heir. Court in Boston orders citation and service seven days before February twenty first, 1895, with weekly notices for five weeks. Witness Judge John W. McKim. Register Elijah George.
Petition for administration of Mary Wentworth Rond estate
Next of kin and all interested in the Boston estate are cited to appear at the Suffolk Probate Court on February 21, 1895 at ten o clock in the forenoon to show cause why letter of administration should not be granted to William C Bond without bond. Public notice to be printed weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks. Witness Judge John W McKim dated January 31, 1895.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
J. Matthias Funke
Boston
Mary Funke
Boston Post
Sail Boston
Joxi W. McKim
Fesquire
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth OF Massachiusetts
Mattie Close
Besste Closh
Boster Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elitah George
Creditos
Mary Wentworth Rond
William C. Bond
Annie M. ‘T
Henry H. Kelt
Probate Court Citation for James M Davenport Estate
Suffolk ss probate court cites all interested in the estate of James M Davenport late of Boston to appear February 21 1895 at ten in the forenoon to show cause why the administrator Michael J Mitchells first and final account should not be allowed. The administrator must serve or publish the citation at least fourteen days before the hearing and mail copies seven days before court. Witness Judge John W McKim February 7 1895.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Mary Kidder
Pasadena
Los Angeles
California
William Isaiah Hawes
Boston
Boston Post
East
John W. McKim Esquire
Elijah George
Register
James M. Davenport
Michael J. Mitchell
John W. McKim
Esquire
Probate Notice Heirs and Executors in Suffolk County
Suffolk Probate Court issues notice to heirs at law and all interested in the estate of Francis H. Leear late of Boston Massachusetts asking why the will should not be admitted to probate and letters testamentary issued to Ellen Leear without surety. The hearing is set for February 14 1835 in Boston with weekly newspaper publication and notice by mail or delivery seven days before the court.
Executrix Named for Michael Hughes Estate in Boston
Notice declares Rah Hughes appointed executrix of Michael Hughes late of Boston Suffolk County deceased testate bond given as required. Creditors must exhibit demands and debtors pay to Rah Hughes Executrix Boston November 30.
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Michael Hughes
Boston
Suffolk
Rah Hughes
Notice of administrator for Henry Dana estate
The subscriber has been duly appointed administrator of the estate of Henry Dana late of Charlesown Suffolk deceased. He has taken the trust by bonds as required. All persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them and those owing the estate must pay. EB Tufts, Admi Boston February 2, 1895.
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Sven
Peter Fagerty
Peter F. Haggerty
Boston
Suffolk
Testate
Waitake
Henry Dana
Charlesown
TUFTS
Admi
Mary A. Wattendorf
Tlaussa F. Tyner
Admx
Jeremiah W. Hftliay
Cathfrine Herlihy
Dennis Cronin
Mary Cronin
Canton
Mass
Andrew J. Pollard
John
Margar Me Davy
Florence M. Newhall
Warren Ave
Valaria M. Martin
Charles A. Wood
Admr
Almira D. Frost
Isabella W. Palfrey
Dolan & Bowman Attys
Tremont St
Carrie E. Taylor
Buffalo
New York
Jabez A. Sawyer
State St
Probate Notice to Heirs in Annie M. T Estate
Suffolk Probate Court cites heirs at law and all interested in Annie M. T s estate widow late of Boston to appear February 21 in Boston. Citation to run weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post with the final publication at least one day before the court. Judge John W. McKim signs the notice.
Probate Cites Estates of Fitzgerald Prince and Others
Citing all heirs creditors and interested parties the estate of Maria Fitzgerald late of Winchester is urged to appear at a Middlesex Probate Court in Cambridge on February 26 1895 at 9 AM to show cause why a petition for Nicholas Fitzgerald of Winchester without surety should not be granted Likewise the estate of Mary A Prince late of Boston is presented for probate by Robert Bell with letters testamentary sought without surety and all known parties are commanded to appear in Suffolk County Boston on February 21 1895 at 10 AM to show cause why the will should not be admitted and the executor named obtain letters testamentary with notice by weekly publication for three weeks and by mailing copies to known heirs seven days before court.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Patrick *Toonty
Boston
Seld
Mary Moony
Catd Boston
Fehrnery
Nublichine
Toston Post
Roston
John
Metim
Fenan're
Tadee
Jennarry
George
Register
Wallachtsetts Middlesex
Wargarftha Witswedth
Cambridge
Cort
Middlesex
Boston Post
Cattlecourt
Charles J MeIntire
S. H. Folsom. Register
Commonwealth OF Massacchusfus
Isaac M. Learned
Newton
Cora L. Pingrey
William L. Graves
Charles J McIntire
Esquire
S. H. Folsom
Roger McGuire
Charlestown
James
W. O'Brien
Jones
Charles J. McIntire
Jude
Maria Fitzgerald
Winchester
Nicholas Fitzgerald
Mary A. Prince
Robert Bell
Post
John W. McKim
Elijah George
Administratrices appointed for several Boston estates
Notices announce administratrices for the estates of Mary A Wattendorf Jeremiah W Hartliday Dennis Cronin and Mary Cronin in Suffolk County Massachusetts. Each estate requests creditors to exhibit claims or make payments to the named administratrixes in Boston or Canton with dates in January and February 1895.
Estate notices for Pollard and Newhall in Boston area
Andrew J Pollard of Boston died intestate leaving debts and demands on his estate. John S Pollard administrator at 9 Bigelow Street Cambridge calls creditors to present claims per law by date stated. Margaret Davy of Boston dies intestate and Florence M Newhall administrator at 99 Warren Ave asks claimants to file against estate.
Appointment of James K. Riley as Executor for JAMES W. ELHINEY
James K. Riley named executor of the estate of JAMES W. ELHINEY late of Boston Suffolk County deceased. He has given bond as required. Creditors and debtors should present demands or make payment to executor at Huntington House Cortes street Boston on December 26 1894.
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James W.elhiney
Boston
Suffolk
Huntington House
Cortes St
Executors named for multiple Boston estates in 1895 notices
VALARIA M MARTIN and TOHN MACLEOD estates in Boston Suffolk with executrix SARAH A FLINN and ADMRS CHARLES A WOOD and ISABELLA W PALFREY. Creditors must present demands and debtors must pay to the named executors. notices dated Jan 29 and Jan 31 1895. attorneys listed as Dolan & Bowman 10 Tremont St.
Executor Appointed for James OHagan of Boston
Lawrence OHagan appointed executor of the will of James O Hagan late of Boston Suffolk County Massachusetts deceased. He calls for all persons holding or owing to the estate to exhibit or pay. He resides at 110 Marginal Street Boston. November 24 1890.
Public Administrator Appointment for Carrie E. Taylor
Jabez A. Sawyer named Public Administrator for the estate of Carrie E. Taylor of Buffalo New York. He urges all creditors to exhibit and settle claims at 28 State Street Boston dated February 6 1895.
Oxnard Brothers Insolvency Notice in Boston 1805
Commonwealth of Massachusetts insolvency notice for Frederick P Oxnard of Boston and John H Oxnard of Medford trading as Oxnard Brothers and Oxnard's Pharmacy. Prohibits debt payments or property transfers. creditors meet March 1, 1895 at 2 PM at the Court of Insolvency Pemberton Square Boston. Deputy Sheriff Joseph P Silsby Jr. Messenger.
Insolvency Notice for Charles C Potter of Boston
Suffolk, February 8 1805 Notice issued against the estate of Charles C Potter a baggage master of Boston insolvent debtor The law forbids transfers of his property A creditors meeting to prove debts and appoint assignees will be held at the Court of Insolvency Court House Pemberton Square Boston on March 1 1805 at 2 PM Jeremiah G Fennessey Deputy Sheriff Messenger
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
Charles C. Potter
Court House
Pembertom Square
Daid
Jeremiah G. Fennessey
Sveriff
Essenger
Divorce Petition in Suffolk Court by Anna Max
Anna Max of Boston files for a divorce from Robert Max, once her husband in Boston, alleging cruel treatment and failure to provide maintenance since August 22, 1894. She asks for a decree of divorce and appropriate orders. Dated January 14, 1895.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Superior Court
Suffolk
Boston
Anna Max
Robert Max
Kovao
Russia
A. D
Libel Notice in Suffolk Superior Court Boston 1895
Suffolk Is Superior Court Clerk orders libellant to publish an attested copy of the libel and order in the Boston Post for three weeks and to mail or serve the libellee Robert Max fourteen days before the first Monday of March for him to show cause why the prayer should not be granted. Clerk Jos A Willard. Assistant Clerk Theodore M Osborne.
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Divorce Petition for Nathaniel H Thompson in Middlesex
Nathaniel H Thompson of Littleton petitions the Superior Court for a divorce from Jennah H Thompson formerly of Boston for adultery alleged on multiple dates including September 5 1894 with William Varnum and other lewd men. He seeks divorce and related orders as justice may require.
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Superior Court
County of
Middlesex
Nathaniel H. Thompson
Littleton
Jeffa H. Thompson
Boston
Hhellee
Enid Tittleton
County of Middlesex
Jenfa H. Thompson
A. TD
Libel Proceeding Orders Publication and Notice in Suffolk
In Middlesex Superior Court on February 7 1895 the libellant is ordered to notify the libellee to appear before the court in Cambridge on the first Monday of April. An attested copy of the libel and order must be published in the Boston Post weekly for three weeks and the last publication at least fourteen days before the appearance date. A copy of the libel and order must also be sent by registered letter to the libellee’s last known residence to show cause why the prayer in the libel should not be granted.
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Middlesex
Hamilton Mayo
Francis A. Ladd
Shirley
Harriet Sanborn
Samuel R. Sanborn
Boston
Sarah H. Clark
Claremont
Minnesota
Ellen M. Hunt
Thomas E. Hunt
Gilford
New Hampshire
C. Burt Hoyt
Laconia
N. H
Hannah P. Lawrence
Herman S. Hoyt
Cleveland
Ohio
Herbert Hoyt
Hattie S. Fathaway
William C. Williamson
Franklin Lawton
Julia A. Ladd
Cambridge
Asid Court
Anneal
Boston Post
Charlies J. Mecintire
Folsom
A. D
Ibeliant
Robert Max
County of
Suffolk
Jos
A. Willard
Theodore M. Osborne
Cambricce
Sid County
Bel
Iibellee
Theo
Theo. C. Hurd
Commonwealth OF Massachtsfuts
Charles FR Pvwepv
George L. Trafpton
Milton
Norfolk
J. Granville Young
Reston
Commonwealth
Orsino G. Sleeper
Holden
Harman Pfrlet
Fred C. Whitney
Sid Court
Boston Commonweal Court Notice in Embossing Case
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk ss A the Municipal Court of the City of Boston grants notice to Johnston Embossing Machine Company a West Virginia corporation with New York offices to appear February 23 in Boston Post publication. The petition seeks $300 for storage repairs and care of property owned by the respondent and sale to satisfy debt. Judge Orsino G Sleeper orders publication and appearance.
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Suffolk
Municipal Court
City of
Boston
Predon
Columbia Engraving Company
Johnston Embossing Machine Company
West Virginia
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New York
Johnston
Boston Post
Orsino G. Sleeper
Hearing on rape punishment bill by Senate Judiciary Committee
Boston February 7 1895 the Senate Committee on the Judiciary will hold a hearing on a bill seeking changes to rape punishment at Room 253 State House on February 14 at 11 o clock in the morning William B Durant chairman and William A Morse clerk of the committee
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Dorchester
Washington and Park Streets
Dorchester Avenue
Ashmont Street
Parkman Street
Dorchester and
Neponset Avenues
New Street
King Street
State House
Boston
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
William B. Durant
William A Morse
Committee On the Judiciary
House
James J. Myers
David F. Slade
Hearing on shedding and alewife fishing bill in Merrimac River
The Committee on Fisheries and Game will hold a hearing for those interested in a bill to remove restrictions on shed and alewife fishing in the Merrimac River. The meeting is at Room 137 State House Tuesday February 12 at 11:00 a.m. Chairman Sylvanus Smith and Clerk Amos A. Lawrence preside.
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State House
Boston
Committee On Fisheries and Game
Merrimac River
Sylvanus Smith
Amos A. Lawrence
Luke Hall
Hearing on Chelsea charter amendment at State House
State House Boston February 8 1895 the Committee on CITIES will hold a hearing on the Chelsea mayor petition House 329 to amend the city charter so the financial year begins January 1 at Room 132 State House Tuesday February 9 at 10 30 a m Edward Bradford Chairman George H Newhall Clerk
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State House
Boston
Committee On Cities
House
Chelsea
Edward
Bradford
Geo. H. Newhall
Hearing on bill to reduce gas and electric light commissioners
Commonwealth of Massachusetts announces a committee hearing by the Committee on Manufactures on February 14 at 10 30 a m in State House Room 8. The hearing concerns a bill to reduce the number of gas and electric light commissioners. Roberts Gray chairs. Franz H Krebs Jr is clerk.
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State House
Boston
Committee On Manufactures
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