Supreme Judicial Court Equity Cases Listed for Week
Devens J notes the equity calendar for the week with cases on Tuesday including Parkman v McCarthy Coe v Washington Mills Gutterson v Pike Essex Deshon v Moore Nat Bank of N America Dunham v Dunham Balsly Mann v McKim Coolidge v Vreeland Bullard v White Wednesday Gould v Hassell Middlesex Thursday Dobbins cases Middlesex.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Devens
J. Equity
Parkman
McCarthy
Coe
Washington Mills
Gutterson
Pike
Essex
Deshon
Moore
Nat
Bank of N. America
Dunham Vy
Dunham
Balsly
Mann
Nominations Brought to Vote in Boston Aldermen Meet
Mayor Hart sent several new nominees and confirmed several last week. Charles Merton’s sewer superintendent nomination was tabled 10 to 2. City clerk election postponed 7 to 5. Budget, duties, and lighting committees discussed as ward staff and public works items move forward.
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Mayor Mart
Charles Storton
Board of Aldermen
James C. Tucker
Isaac Fenno
Patrick Maguire
John Pierce
Benjamin Cushing
Frank A. Drew
John M. Maguire
Thomas Hills
George FE. McKay
Faneuil Hall Market
Robert G. Fitch
George H. Allen
James H. Nugent
Charles Merton
Alderman Eddy
Aldermen Smith
Wilgon
Albert Eaton
John H. Duffyl
Frederick D. H. Hamlin
Charles Wing
William J. Cross
John A. McCloskey
Charles E. Sheppard
George B. Grant
Alderman Smith
John M. Galvin
Edwin Stearns
Gove
New York
Philadelphia
James H. Dodge
Sinking Fund Commissioners
Suffolk County Court House
Ely
Smith
Eddy
Short
Murphy
Tod
Kelley
City Enineer
Neponset Avenue
Granite Avenue
Neponset River
Boston
Common Council
City Council
East Boston
City of
Committee On Printing
Board of Police
Havre Street
Board of Health
Mt. Hope Cemetery
City
Roxbury
Boston Atheneum Annual Meeting Reports Finances and Repairs
Boston Atheneum proprietors met on Beacon Street with President Eliot presiding. Bowditch reported capital and income totals, library holdings, and renovations costing about 33 000 dollars with 22 000 spent so far. Officers including Samuel Eliot and Charles P. Bowditch were elected. an amendment on officer lists was tabled for next year.
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Boston Atheneum
Beacon Street
Eliot
Charles P. Bowditch
Bromfield Fund
Committee On Fine Arts
Samuel Eliot
J. Elliot Cabot
William R. Richards
Edward N. Perkins
Francis Parkman
George W. Wales
Arthur T. Lyman
Joan C. Gray
H.C. Lodge
Howard Stockton
Clement Hugh Hill
Russell Gray
Roger, Wolcott
Stanton Blake
Edward J. Lowell
George B. Shattuck
Robert C. Winthrop, Jr
Thornton K. Lothrop
Francis A. Foster
True School Board Debate on Independence and Reform
William A. Mowry delivered the sixth Old South course lecture arguing public schools are a distinct American institution. He urged detailed school budgets, independent board powers, and careful links with city councils while highlighting the elevated role of education in city welfare. The talk compared department structures and praised Boston’s school system, previewing Dr. Hale’s subsequent talk.
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Massachusetts Society For Promoting Good Citizenship
William A. Mowry
National Senate
Cres Ept
Fire Department
Department of Education
Department of Schools
Bighney Department
Denver
Col
Boston
Dr. Hale
Belmont pork products showcase modern hog processing methods
The Belmont pork products plant run by William H. Burke demonstrates rapid, clean, and sanitary hog slaughter and processing. Pigs raised in Vermont feed on dairy byproducts yield healthful meat. lard is kettle-rendered and unbleached. hams and bacon are cured with green walnuts.
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William H. Burke
Belmont Pork Products
Vermont
Burke
Mr. Burke
Benely
Belmont
Young’s Hotel
Quincy
Tremont House
Harvard Dining Association
Memorial Hall
Cambridge
Social rounds fill Boston hotels with reunions and dinners
The Gettysburg Pilgrims Club held its fourth annual reunion at the Revere House with about 100 attendees led by James H. Cruff. Numerous groups held banquets and gatherings at Young's Parker's and the United States Hotel honoring military figures, bank presidents, students, and various clubs, with arrivals listed from many cities and countries.
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Gettysburg
Pilgrims’ Club
Revere House
James H. Cruff
J. B. Bachelder
C. C. Coffin
M. E. Knowles
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
Boston
Young
Flayward
Honourable Artillery Company of
London
Myron B P. Walker
Massachusetts Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Island Pond
Young’s
Merchant Tailors’ Exchange
William E. Jones
Parker’s
Boston Bank
Frederick W. Hobbs
T. F. Harrison
A. W. Brown
Pecretery
Albert L. Flanders
Boston Banjo
Suffolk
West
United States
Vendome
Louis _H. Sullivan
Chicago
Leonard Lewisohn
New York
James L. Lombard
Kansas City
Brunswick
Dr. Guilbert
W. D. Thompson
St. Louis
T. E. Sloan
W. H. Hayward
Eng
Pawnbroker Identifies Suspect in Diamond Theft Try
Simon Lewis of Kneeland Street examined police photos of two men arrested on State Street last week for bank sneaking. He recalls one man visiting his shop and attempting to buy his $300 diamond, bargaining over price, then fleeing as the store went dark and the man bolted for the door.
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Simon Lewis
Kneeland Street
State Street
Lewis
Post
Mr. Booth
Mr. Barrett
Barrett
Jago
Mephistopheles
Mephistophelian Rago
Emilia
Jamaica Plain
Haytian Republic Steams to Dock After Jamaica Logwood Delay
The steamship Haytian Republic arrived at its Boston berth from Mill River Jamaica after only half its logwood cargo was loaded due to poor security at the shipment point. Captain Compton went ashore to visit the Boston office and his Hyde Park home.
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Haytian Republic
Haytian
First Lecture in Series at People's Church for Debt Relief
Rev J W Hamilton opens a series at People's Church Columbus Avenue corner of Berkeley Street to raise funds to reduce the church debt. His topic is Placed and Misplaced People with later acts including a John Gough impersonation by Haskell and a Columbia River sketch by L A Banks alongside a cantata and instrumental concert.
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J. W. Hamilton
People’s Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
John §. Gough
Haskell
Columbia River
L. A. Banks
Second Street
South Boston
Edward Durand
West Second Street
City Hospital
Boston South Baptist Sunday School Convention
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Roxbury
A. J. Gordon
O. P. Gifford
Messrs
J. 8. Clarke
Watch snatching at Nickelodeon ends with arrest
Last evening Thomas Maloy faced George Kenna outside the Nickelodeon when Kenna grabbed his watch. Police nabbed Kenna in a Merrimac street pawn shop as he attempted to flee. He had a prior robbery charge about a year ago.
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Kenna
Thomas Maloy
Nickelodeon
George Kenna
Merrimac Street
Pyles Pearline Promotes Cleaning Despite Humorous Ad Pitch
An old advertisement touts Pyles Pearline as harmless to everything except dirt and urges consumers to try the product to remove grime. The quirky line emphasizes dirt removal as the key benefit with playful imagery.
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Pyle
Boston Superior Court Docket Details Several Trials and Claims
First Session list shows George K. Goulding vs. George E. Adams seeking 500 with 52250 verdict. Brennan v Boston for personal injuries from ice fall on Jan 24 1588. Multiple case entries, judges SHERMAN LATHROP and others, ongoing trials and in order entries.
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Bippertt
George K. Goulding
George E. Adams
J. L. Powers
I. R. Drew
Bartholomew Brennan
City of
Boston
Blackstone Street
B. C. Moulton
J. Hatig
R. W. Nason
Decndant
Brennan
Schell
Sherman
Benjamin B. Newcomb
Boston Protective Department
Washington Street
William Gaston
C. A. Snow
R. M. Morse, Jr
W. M. Richardson
Hayes
Mahoney
McCullough
Wright
Oliver
Lawrence
Stetson
Parker
Horton
Young
South Boston
Ron Co
Kelley
Thomas
Bede
Bacon
Gillis
Maine Central RR
Barker, J
Superior Court Larceny and Robbery Sentences Feb 11
Jury verdicts and sentences include Frederic F. Burroughs for larceny and John Murray for breaking and entering, with State prisons and houses of correction terms. Several defendants receive terms for robbery, adultery, drunkenness, assault, breaking and entering, and related offenses, plus fines and probation.
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Superior Criminal Court
Hammond
Frederic F. Burroughs
John Murray
Tate
Robert Kelly
Thomas Jones
Hannah Sullivan
House of Industry
Charles Norris
House of Correction
Annie Yeomans
Edward Doherty
Benjamin Wigger
William Levin
Sir Lorse
Toomey
Same
Maxwell
Wolfries
Hayes
Libby
Galvin
Kearns
Powell
Saime
Deane
pOl
Sime
Meagher
Hardiman
McCarty
Carmo
Dowd arraigned for embezzling from employer in 1887 88
Curtis J Frank J Dowd faced arraignment on embezzlement charges involving 1791 dollars from Henry K Kinport, his jewelry selling employer. Prosecution alleges theft of watches chains pins rings and ear drops during 1887 88. Dowd posted 3000 dollar bond for Superior Court.
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Curtis
Frank J. Dowd
Henry K. Kinport
New England States
Dowd
Antonio Roggieri
Rafaello Framiaglio
Arraignment in U S Commissioner Court Held in Austin
John F. Leonard appeared before Commissioner Hallett on a charge of sending scurrilous material through the mails via a postal card addressed to Whittier Sisters at Austin and Stone's Dime Museum. He pled not guilty and was held in 500 bail to the March term of the U S District Court and furnished bail.
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U. S
Hallett
John F. Leonard
United States
Whittier Sisters
Austin & Stone
Dime Museum Company
United States District Court
Cole vs Read ing Inhabitants jury verdict for plaintiff
In Middlesex Superior Court on Feb 11 Justice Orwey presiding the jury found for the plaintiff in the amount of 3655 dollars in the case of Cole versus the Inhabitants of Reading. Attorneys Towle Gale for plaintiff Bancroft and Russell for defendant.
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Linehan
Taylor
Mass
Ben
Nally
Camp
VY. Efit Assn. Sullivan
Smyth
Lawn
Dolliver
Rice
Concord
Lynch
Kneeland
Harris Et al
Woods
Hurlburt v Boston & Maine Railroad Trial in Essex County
Superior Court Justice Mason hears John H. Hurlburt's tort action against Boston & Maine Railroad for alleged false arrest and malicious prosecution over an August 11 1887 fare evasion at Danvers. Defense asserts probable cause as a defense.
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Essex County
Mason
Hurlburt
Boston & Maine Railroad
John
H. Hurlburt
Danvers
Prosecution Arguments And Dismissed Civil Actions In Lynn Court
The record shows the prosecution argued a cause while jury deliberates. Several Civil Action numbers are listed including Bennett v Lefavour settled out of court and multiple cases involving Lynn, Peabody, and Newmarket Savings with defendants such as Walsh Corrigan Hathway Brown and Field Murphy.
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D.N. Crowley
Lincoln
W. D. Northend
Bennett Vs. Lefavour
Andan
Ali Usuul
Hussey
Lynn Rifle Association
Walsh
Corrigan
Hathaway Et al
City of
Lynn
Ba‘chelder
Inhab
Peabody
Bradstreet
Same
Brown
Davis Et al
Newhall Et al
Lawrence man convicted of wife assault and non support
In Essex County Superior Criminal Court on February 11 John O Connell of Lawrence was found guilty of assault on his wife and non support and sentenced to seven months in the house of correction. Timothy T Reardon of Peabody was found guilty of maintaining a liquor nuisance.
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Superior Criminal Court
Essex County
Bishop P. J
John O'Connell
Lawrence
House of Correction
Timothy T. Reardon
Peabody
Rogues Gallery Idea At Police Headquarters
A new rotating rogues gallery modeled on a Chicago design will be installed at the police headquarters. A crank operates a wheel with a magnifying lens showing four side and front views of one rogue at a time, continuously exposing the gallery to view. Nearby notes include local business elections and community events.
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Inspector Banfield
Chicago
Boston Lead Manufacturing Company
Samuel Little
F. E. Hodgkins
William J. Bride
William P. Hunt
Charles M. Clapp
Jacob Piaff
Phineas B. Smith
Alonzo W. Folsom
Thomas F. Temple
Boston
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Joseph W. Balch
James F. C. Hyde
Albert H. Higgins
William C. Winslow
D.D
East Boston
Grand Army Hall
Egypt
Friends of Prohibition Rally at Tremont Temple
A mass meeting of friends of prohibition at Tremont Temple yesterday morning, under the No-License League, with President Capen of Tufts College presiding. Dr. Dorchester read resolutions praising legislators who voted to submit the prohibition amendment to the people and urging constitutional prohibitions. Further remarks supported the amendment by several ministers.
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Friends of Prohibition
Tremont Temple
Temperance Night Speakers Highlight Tremont Temple Meeting
The February gathering of the Baptist Superintendent Association met at Tremont Temple vestry for a temperance night. A 5:30 social preceded the program with the main exercises starting at 6 45. Rev James M Gray and Rev E W Darst spoke.
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Baptist Superintendents’ Association
Tremont Temple
James M. Gray
E. W. Darst
96th Annual Statement of John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
Ledger shows assets at Dec 31 1888 including loans on mortgages bonds and stocks real estate cash in banks and offices and premiums notes plus agents balances total assets and liabilities with paid policy holders in 1888 and increases in surplus assets and income. Major figures include standard surplus of 1 505 540 dollars and gross assets around 4 875 000 dollars. Percentages and some values are garbled in OCR but reflect policyholder liabilities and reserves.
Office relocation noted for John Hancock building
Pending alterations at the John Hancock Building 178 Devonshire Street move the company office after February 23 to the Boylston Building at the corner of Boylston and Washington Streets.
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John Hancock
Devonshire Street
Company
Boylston
Boylston and
Washington Streets
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate for Brain Fag
Dr W H Fisner of Le Sueur Minnesota recommends Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a versatile remedy. He cites usefulness in nervous debility sexual weakness brain fag tobacco overuse fevers and certain urinary troubles.
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Horsford
W. H. Fisner
le Sueur, Minn
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