Court actions span libel, estates and corporate dissolution
Two U S district and supreme judicial court items involve a libel for damages from a steamtug collision, appeals over estate administration with disputed bank books and bond, a petition to dissolve Adamanta Manufacturing, and a receivership dispute over a certificate of deposit. Several attorneys and parties, including Rosa Oppenheimer and Minnie Brown, appear in equity and probate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
J. Salem
Beverly & Danvers Towing Company
Willian N. Beach
Henry Preston, Sr
Salem Harbor
Carver & Blodgett
T. J. Morrison
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk, Ss
In Equity
Morton
Rosa Oppenheimer
Hannah Oppenheimer
Minnie Brown
Appellee
Suffolk County Probate Court
Said Brown
W. W. Blackmar
Harriet Hobbs Et al
Iinunery Tuttle
James A. Tuttle
C. F. Jenney
W. Creech, Jr
Appellees
Superior Court Docket of Suffolk Is Feb Session 1908
Suffolk Superior Court notes from February 14 1908 first session with Thompson J defendant verdict in Folsom v Downing damages 2000 and ongoing in Lombardi v Old Colony RR damages 330000. Second session Richardson J lists contract action Donahue v Partridge verdict 180.85. extensive docket includes Solomons v West End RR and McIntyre v Boston Maine RR plus numerous civil actions and case numbers 3309 3625 2831 1725 3424 8624 4016 4017 4025 4027 5232 5238 3807 4028 4115 4116 4117 4118 2141 3560 3244 3743 2738 3864 3158 3459 2334 2566 3834 2737 3964 3874 3876 3795 3828 38982 5980 5990 3998 1681 1700 2486 2492 7888 1470 1574.
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Suffolk, Is
Thompson
C. F. Folsom
F. H. Downing
EF. Greenheod
C. G. Plunkett
Dominick Lombardi
Old Colony Railroad Company
J.T. Wilson
J. H. Benton, Jr
Greely
West End R.R
Slattery
Perry
White
Fitchburg
Ellinger
Libbey
Craven
West End
R.R
Hursh
Murphy
West
Cail
Levy
Miller
Mullen
Saville
Fudge
Camb
Elec. L. Co
Gray
Parke
McCormick
Boston & Me
Torplan
Lynn & Boston RR
Silverstone
Fassenpen
David ©. Seager
Harvey K. Flagier
David Collins
Reuben P. Collins
David
Mary E. Cameron
Thomas F. Snow
Blanche H. Carpenter
Temple Place
E. C. Gilman
M. Barnes
Homer Albers
Vanner
Old Colony B.R
Keen
N. E. Mut
Acc. Assn
Snow
Cameron
Child
O’connor
Benshimol
Paboudjian
Bennett
Nagle
Howland
Meehan
Dearborn
Hughes
Bird
Equity Session- Mason, C. J. Dewey, executor etc. vs. Chapin et al.
In 1889 the bill seeks an accounting over coal business at Atlantic wharf and claims about $4900 due, after master reports Wood not indebted and $1000 due from others. Hearing conducted with Dewey pro se and Kittredge for respondents.
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Blopgeert
N. Y
N. E.B.B. Co
J. W. Rollins
Readville
Mass
Farnham
J. A. Maxwell
William Williams
Alex. Williams, Jr
H. L. Harding
B. L. M. Tower
Pray
Brown
Rogers
Mason
C. J. Henry S. Dewey
George H. Chapin
Charles T. Chapin
Benjamin D. Wood
Chapin & Co
Atlantic Wharf
H. S. Dewey
C. F. Kittredge
Superior Court list of tort actions and trials dated February 14
Middlesex session lists multiple cases in tort actions with damages cited for 5000 and 384000. Names include Almira M Forsaith, Harry T Goold, Rodney P Forsaith, and Novantum Worsted Co. Trial details note horse carriage collision on Main Street Woburn and defective machine injuries. Verdicts for defendants in some actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connors
Durite Mfg. Co
Davis
City Maiden
Harris and al
Fitchburg B.R
Hamilton
Compt
Smith
Cunningham
Almira M. Forsaith
Harry T. Goold
Rodney P. Forsaith
Same
Main Street
Woburn
Allen & Mayberry
Samuel Hoar
O’ Brien
Tufts
Gray
Wiggin
Cosgrove
City of
Cambridge
Nickerson
Tucker
Hoar
Admr
Dow
Abbott
Malone
Alias
Ayer
Boston & Maine R.br
Marston
Singapore Rattan Co
Curtis Et al
Powell
Lewis
Decker
Dorchester News Briefs From Upham’s Corner to Dorchester
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Keeler at St Anne s Church fair in Winthrop Hall Upham s Corner closed last evening. Police report a barber with a razor attack on his wife. a 200 pound assailant restrained the barber. Bowling match ends with younger Central Athletic Club team defeating seniors. upcoming matches listed. Post 68 smoke talk. Mattapan assembly second in F Johnson series at Oakland Hall. Codman hosts a reception at 387 Neponset Avenue for friends. GROVE Hatt.
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Central Athletic Club
I. R. Sewall
E. H. Foster
F. A. Merriam
E. Fr. O. Dell
C. F. Dilloway
Carletons
Roxburys
Roxbury
Old Dorchesters
Central Athletic Clubhouse
Post 68
F. Johnson
Oakland Hall
Mattapan
Francis L. Codman
Neponset Avenue
Grove Hatt
A Generous Return and Paine's Clock Offer
A chiming clock offers constant returns to happiness by marking each quarter hour with its sound. The notice also promotes a long-case clock for sale at Paine's, 45 Canal Street, priced at 125 dollars.
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Paine’s
Canal Street
Cambridge News Notes Outline Local Weddings and Deaths
In Cambridge and Friend, Nebraska, Carlos L. Pike plans affairs after his wife’s death to stay with daughter Mrs. Richard Hapgood. Emma Hapgood and Arthur 5. a are set to wed in April. Frank Pratt, city messenger, is celebrated for his singing and vitality at age over 52. Chief Casey seeks a new engine and better firehouse placements. Rev. William Orr begins dropsical ailment treatment. Funeral at 2 pm for Louisa M. Bettinson, widow of James W. Bettinson. George W. Thomas, ill with pleurisy, at Fairmont Street home. Mayor Bancroft faces newspaper criticism. Harvard Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos L. Pike
Neb
Richard Hapgood
Emma Hapgood
Arthur 5
Frank” Pratt
Casey
Fire Department
Lafayette Square Way
Ryan
Doan
Louisa M. Bettinson
James W. Bettinson
East Cambridge
Harvard Bridge
Death of well known Charlestown rigger William Gillespie
William Gillespie a noted Charlestown rigger died Monday night at his daughter's Ferrin street home. He had pneumonia, was 56, and had lived in Charlestown nearly fifteen years after leaving the North End. The piece also notes community notices about local meetings, fairs, and a traffic-bridge complaint regarding congestion on the bridge to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gillespie
Navy Yard
Ferrin Street
Charlestown
North End
Cadets’ Armory
St. Francis de Sales Y. M
Bay State Club
Pythian
Chelsea
Washington
Boston & Main Railroad
Bunker Hint
Somerville City Notes and Local Events
The article notes spring school holidays begin February 2, reports low crime, and questions the monster horror’s whereabouts. It lists tonight’s events including a Valentine supper at Franklin Street Church, Prospect Hill Club meetings, lectures at Prospect Hill Church, women’s society teas, a Japanese wedding observation, and social gatherings at Day Street Congregational Church as well as the Old Power House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Street
Prospect Hill Whist Club
Charles A. Cushman
Prospect Hill Avenue
H. W. Phillips
Prospect Hill Church
Meeting Common Council
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Broadway Congregational Church
Virgie Creighton
Irving Street
Chelsea Y M C A Team Hosts Winchestor Game
Last evening the Chelsea Y M C A team visited Winchester for a game and Hyde Park Y M C A team will play at Pythian Rink next Saturday at the local club. W F Nute, a barber, is home with a fractured leg from a dance accident. Meetings on widening the Mystic bridge heard in Boston City Hall with Chelsea and Boston officials present. Richard Golden staged his Jed Prouty at the Academy of Music. Chelsea sidewalks suffered snow and slush, needing ahead cleanup. Tuk Ferryman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M
Winchester
Hyde Park
Pythian
W. F. Nute
City
Chelsea Bridge
Mystic
Chelsea
Charlestown
Jackson
City Hall
Boston
Boston Street Commissioners
Lynn & Boston Street Railroad
Richard Golden
Jed Prouty
Academy of Music
Little Olive Smith
Two Weddings and Community Festivities in South Boston
In South Boston last evening, Miss Lizzie Mullin and Joseph H. Miley wed at Gate of Heaven parish with Rev. Robert Johnson officiating. A reception followed at Hotel Hawes, with family present, and a best man named John Morgan and bridesmaid Mamie Mullin. Community events included Tammany Club plans, choir theater, Mizpah Lodge party, St Patrick’s Court dance, Rock Island Gun Club reception, Pilgrim Fathers party, and Hub Associates social in Bethesda Hall, plus a notable funeral for Sergeant David M. Pierce and a poets’ gift at John Norton’s home.
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Gate of Heaven
Robert Johnson
Lizzie T. Mullin
New Hampshire
Joseph H. Miley
Thomas Miley & Son
Est Second Street
Inotel Hawes
Seiler
John Morgan
Mamie Mullin
Tammany Club
Albert C. Houghton
Pittsfield
E. J. Leary
James F. Curran
Russell
Stall
David B. Hill
Richard Croker
Waltham Washington
Church of the Redeemer
the Universalist Church
Joseph Ogden
W. Kershaw
Lizzie G. Kee
Winfield Huff
Ethel Murray
Fred Timmins
Lizzie H. Barry
Herbert Ogden
Edith Brace
Mizpah Lodge
New England Order of Protection
Bernice Hall
St. Patrick’s Court
Gray’s Hall
Rock Island Gun Club
Washington Hall
Pilgrim Fathers
Pilgrim Hall
Washington Village
Hub
Bethesda Hall
George A. Yeagle
Samuel M. Dwelly,Jr
Timothy J. Saunders
Jeffrey J. Quilty
John G. Horan
Boston
John Norton
East Fifth Street
Moore
Fred Grim
Maggie Foley
Nellie Norton
Maggie Norton
John Walsh
Andrew White
Glee Club
P. J. Maguire
W. F. Kirby
J. Walsh
J. O'Neil
East Bolton Society and Local News Digest
East Bolton hosts lecture on America’s War for the Union by C E K Bolton. Charity ball in Mechanics Hall features Misses Burnhaw and Pigeons in white gowns with pink sashes. Captain William Pray of Princeton Street ill. Schooner Gitana sails for Jacksonville to provision and West Indies cruise through June. Funeral plans for Mrs Effie Bennett set for Friday at 1 30 from 168 Providence Street. Dr A L McCormack receives roll top desk as tribute. Funeral for Captain Charles Heath at 62 Trenton Street this afternoon. East Boston High School Association marks eleventh annual reunion at Maverick Hall with honored masters. Vu Perryman.
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Presbyterian Church
C. EK. Bolton
America
Anna Burnhaw
Adela Pigeon
Ethel Pigeon
Dora Sprague
Mechanics’ Hall
William Pray
Princeton Street
Pray
Joseph Hooker
Gitana
Lombard Wharf
Jacksonville
Fla
West Indies
Effie Bennett
Welltreet
A. L. McCormack
W. F. Day
Charles Heath
Trenton Street
Capiian Heath
East Boston High School Association
Maverck Hall
Vu Perryman
Roxbury Burglary Near Zeigler and Warren Streets
A bake shop door at corner of Zeigler and Warren streets was forced open early yesterday and some money and an express package intended for Block Island were stolen. Officers still seek remaining gang members or similar offenders as more youths in the district may imitate the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Simonds
Zeigler and
Warren Streets
Order of United Workmen of
Roxbury
Warren Street
Warren L. Lord
Annie J. Pinkham
Continental Hotel
Armory
Peters
Roxbury Hall
New Highland Republican Club
Thomas G. Stevenson
Corps
Your Friends Contest Offers Round Trip Tickets
Two prizes of two round trip tickets are available for residents of New England outside five special sections. Awards go to the top two vote recipients by total and second highest counts. Cast your votes promptly to support your friends.
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Boston
East Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Cambridge
New England
Special Notice on Printing Sketches of Leaders
The Post invites submissions of sketches of leaders from various sections and will print them if forwarded to the office.
How the Vote Stands in Local Elections
A list shows candidates and vote totals with many names from Massachusetts towns and adjoining states. Figures range from over ten thousand for some leaders to single digits for others, indicating late results and omissions below twenty-five votes.
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P. W
Voters chase free World’s Fair tickets in Post contest
The Post tracks evolving lead lists for its free round trip tickets to the World’s Fair. Joseph Holleran dominates the at large and South End lists, with rivals like Dr Bishop and Holloran also vying for top spots as coupon counts grow daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Holleran
South End
Leonard Street
Dorchester
Holleran
Bishop
Federal Street
the Post
Dudley Hall Hosts Pleasant, Profitable Evening Event
A refined gathering at Dudley Hall concluded as a financial success. It was led by Mary L. Simpson, Augusta M. Ward and Sarah B. Goldie. Meanwhile Miriam Rebekah Lodge plans an Orienta Hall advertising party tonight. A Young Men's Mission Church Association lecture by Rev. Thomas C. McGoldrick on Christian Heroism drew a full house at Smith Street school hall. Roxbury Crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Hall
Mary L. Simpson
Augusta M. Ward
Sarah B. Goldie
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
C. F
Orienta Hall
Young Men’s Mission Church Association
School Hall
Smith Street
Thomas C. McGold
Brighton Police Heroics and Local Notices
Police Officer Stephen Osgood of Brighton, famed and jovial, helped subdue a drunken violent woman near Union Square with bystander support from Mr. Keegan. A twelve pound girl was born at 48 Market Street to William B Harding, son of long-time Officer Harding. Charles F. Page and J Hathaway named as new si rters at Allston car station, Hathaway once worked for the government in New Mexico. Officer Briggs transferred to Station 1. Beacon Park.
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Stephen Osgood
Brighton
Allston
Steve
South Cove
Boston
Union Square
Mr. Harding
Harding
Station 4
Tom” Gerraughty
Police
Hall
Market
Lincoln Streets
Charles F. Page
J. Hathaway
Mr. Hathaway
New Mexico
Briggs
Beacon Park
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Concord & Mont. R.R
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Haydock
Grace
Stevenson
Parkhurst
Captain Perry
BreerAm
East
Bolton
LARCE
Thomas F. Hickey
Melrose
K. R. Neptune
Mary Hurley
M. C. Holt
South Girdner
Robert Grady
Milk St
James Girard
Temple St
Charles Goward
F.C. Tandy
Newton
Thomas Russell
Poplar Ave
John B Cardigan
Genesee St
Jc Bismark Crimmins
Pe Toney A. Farrell
Friend St
Sam Keatley
Court St
Albert Dean
Ames
Fred Williams
Pinckney St
Fred A. Smith
Springvale
Chas. A. Manoney
Hanover St
George W. Buchan
Andover
A. D. Pierce
Congress St
Fred A. Weiss
Lawrence
Mink Jones
Park Theatre
Harry Spellman
Nashua
N. H
William Milnes
E. Weymouth
East Bastan
J.J. Murray
Pleasant St
John Meaney
Bunker Hill St
George H. Melick
Prospect St
Eddie D. Hughes
Medford St
M. A. Kerns
Walker Ave
William P. Barnes
Maple Ave
Joseph J. Dutra
Frank Leamy, Jr
Auburn Brien
J. W. Corbett
Lexington SC
Alred F. Ruby
Main St
George W. Wilson
Austin St
J. M. Fitzgerald
Grant’s Court
C. HA. Cochrane
Belmont St
R. E. Chambers
Linden St
Joseph T. Madden
Chelsea St
J. Finch
Summer St
Robert Harris
Somerville Ave
Charles F. Maxwell
Flint St
Joseph G. Clinkard
John D. McRae
Cameron ‘St
Mamie Drisco
John H. Amann
John E. Sinclair
Derby
Thomas J. McCarthy
James Hirl
Warren St
H. &. Land Alr
Edward S
William Tayior
Glen St See
Joe Brosseau
Marlboro St Ane
Joe Sylvester
Border St
Henry Pero
Maverick
Broadway
Albert J. Dudley
Ash St
Charles W. Day
Monmouth St
Charles
A. Stemler
Harre St
William Griffin
Hubert C. Purdy
John T. Foley
C. J. Albee Ido
Trenton St
F. L. Cameron
Brewen St
Fred D. Rucker
W. A. Guptill
Ste
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Mike Lane
Beach St
Harry H. Kent
Bloomingdale
W. J. Matheson
Putnam Ave
D. W. Hook
Lexington
Charles H. Pratt
Williams St
G. W. Randall
J. N. Hines
Winthrop Ee Se
Frank F. Oliver
Alexander McCabe
Havres St
Louis Chisholm
George Chisholm
Porter St
Miss Ella Johnston
Summer ‘St
Leonard St
Dr. Bishop
Worcester Sq
J. A. Downey
Penryth St
Lucy Drennan
Rossetter St
H. McKenzie
Shawmut Ave
Gees
Joseph Husson
Nawn Court
J. J. Kingston
Pero St
WY Fleming
Field St
G. W. Trout
Lenox ‘St Oes
William Hayward
Jack Jacobs
Kendall St
Samuel P Vckard
Washington St
Walter L. Cox
Columbus
Ave
Robert Lockhart
J. McNeil
Belden St
Om . B. Cunniff
Regent St
M. Houghton
Westford St
J. Strecker
Green St
Ide
Sayin Hill
James C
Carl S. Jaeger
Pynchon St
Daniel Falconer
Hammond St
P. J. Foran
Sterling St
Reinhardt
Posen
S& Nolen
Harvest
Ray Starkey
P. Ring
Ee J. Driscoll
Hamburg St
F. Laubreech
Marshfield St
St. Croix
J. Canton Stere
Chapel
Tal
Harles W. Tobin
Newland St
James F. Flannery
Elmwood
T. Frank Walsh
Summer
Dr. Esther Taylor
Neponset Ave
Charles M. Dorothy
Thomas Bardsley
Locust St
Eoe
M. Tenney
Dartmouth St
Henry W. Kiely
KE. Colbert
Windsor St
Thomas Gannon
Cambridge St
Peter
McKay
Tremont
James Pitt
Thomas S. "Ayres
Frank P. Brown
Samuel W. Joel
Watson St
John Bergin
Amory St
E. B. Ll. Howard
North Ave
Andrew Dwyer
Fred EB. Thying
William J. ‘Bos Fots
E. B. Hines
Day
A. J
Charles A. Hatch
West Broadway
George A. Smith
William F. Corcoran
W. Fifth St
R. J. Harvey
Silver St
Frank Hans
J. J. Deveney
Seale
Panick Jgurley, Jr
Thomas F. Drummond
Aor Fighth
Walter T. Rice
W.T. Sullivan
J. J. Herney
Athens St
Middle St
Fred. A. Hill
J.J. Ryao
Bolton St
F K. Joyce
Strc
F. Gorman
Dorchester St
Martin R Kirby
Dat
J. Mullen
H. G Falvey
Douay
Patrick J. Harney
Dove St
Fred E. Wayne
Hugh J. Barker
Pe Ok
Thomas F. Murphy
Third St
Thomas J. Casey
E. First St
A. O. Bisbee
Joan V. Kelly
D. E. Noonan
A. Scragger Goodrich
Oews
A. Cronin
R. C. Crimmins
Arene
Charles F. O'Malley
Telegraph St
Harry J. Rockett
the Post's Fair
Mr. Holloran
Hollerhan
Joe
Holloran
Halloran
T. Hournee
K.R. Neptune
E. Colbert
Rick
Roxpury Crossing
Beechar’s
I. T
New York Depot
Canal Bt
Alpheus M. Stetlown
Bilby Strea
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