Mills Bill Passed and Texas Outrage Debate in Senate
The Senate passed the bill authorizing the President to place General William S. Rosecrans on the retired list as brigadier general and approved forty one pension bills. The Texas outrages resolution resumed with Mr Coke attacking key witnesses. A death obituary for Representative Robertson of Louisiana was eulogized before adjournment at 4:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William S. Rosecrans
Texas
Coke
Hackworth
Moore
Schutze
Senate
Robertson
Louisiana
Eustis
Reagan
Mills tariff bill and Senate amendment referred to committee
Washington February 15. Mills of Texas reports back the Mills tariff bill with Senate amendment and asks the House to enter on Tuesday. The House tabling vote over South Dakota and North Dakota instructions passed 144 to 109. Various conference and pension actions follow as sessions adjourn after a long day of committee work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mills
Texas
Committee On Ways and Means
Senate
House of Representatives
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Yeas
Panama
Sayers
Randall
Butterworth
Foran
Ohio
Browne
Indiana
House
Joseph K. Plummer
Messrs
Kerr
Iowa
Cheadle
Messrs. Rowne
Guallinger
Newmpshire
Nelson
Minnesota
White Earth Indian Reservation
St. Paul
Irene Rucker Sheridan
Bingham
Kilgore
White Caps Issue Morality Based Order in New Hampshire
A Dover letter from Feb 15 describes the White Caps as operating on morality with two divisions male and female. The writer says two notices have been served and warns of trouble if ignored while hoping for positive results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Newton Civil Service Reformers Seek Oberly Retention
The Newton Civil Service Reform Association urges General Harrison to retain Indian Commissioner Oberly as head of the Indian department. The group commends Oberly for reform principles and cites the Republican platform on fitness over party service as the guiding standard. Henry Lambert and James P. Tolman sign as president and secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Civil Service Reform Association
West Newton
Mass
Harrison
Oberly
Indian Department
Indian Affairs
Henry Lambert
James P. Tolman
Barker Will Case Testimony Focuses on Paralyzed Father
In Dover on February 15 Hiram H Barker testified in his own defense in the Barker will case saying his father never accused him of other vices than drinking and spending money. He described his father’s mental and physical condition at the time of the codicil and said he was partially paralyzed. Judge Frink closed the case for the plaintiff and Joshua G Hall spoke for the trustees before the court adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Dover
N. H
Hiram H. Barker
H. Frink
Joshua G. Hall
Boston University Elects Historians and Manager
The freshman class selects W. F. Gilman and Miss McKinnon as class historians. J. W. Grimes named law school baseball manager. Philomathean Society staged Howells's A Likely Story with J. W. Spencer, Miss Toward, and G. D. Greenwood leading. A mass meeting forms a Beacon Association to reincorporate the college paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Gilman
Miss McKinnon
The
Athletic Association
J. W. Grimes
Law School
Philomathean Society
Howells
J. W. Spencer
Miss Oward
G. D. Greenwood
Beacon Association
Colege
New England Rowing Association Plans Two Regattas
The executive committee met at the Revere House with E. P. Barry presiding and voted two regattas for the season. The first, likely June 17 on Lake Quinsigamond, awaits Portland’s input. the second on Labor Day will be on the Charles River. No treasury funds will be used to send clubs to the national regatta. further discussion set for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Revere House
E. P. Barry
Lake Quinsigamond
Portland
Labor Day
Charles River
New England
Thief Steals Horse and Sleigh From Blackstone Street
A chestnut sorrel horse and a brown plush upholstered sleigh were stolen last evening from in front of 103 Blackstone Street. George R. Turner reported the loss and requested any information leading to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Turner
Blackstone Street
Alden man injured by train wheel at Jamaica Plain
Frank De Witt of Alden, attempting to board a Boston & Providence train at Jamaica Plain, fell under the wheels around 6 55 pm and crushed one foot. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Frank de Witt
Alden Place
Boston
Providence
Jamaica Plain
FD Ebiacon
City Hospital
Banquets and social clubs fill Boston hotels with scholars and lawyers
College of Physicians and Surgeons students host an annual banquet at the United States Hotel with some forty attendees. Ida R Gridley and others present papers on anatomy physiology chemistry and life. The California excursionists hold a social reunion at the Vendome with over one hundred members. A string of club dinners and arrivals from New York to Boston fill Young's Parker House and other hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Physicians and Surgeons
United States
D. F. Galoupe
Ida R. Gridley
A. L. Siskind
E. 8. Young
W. Hill
H. A. Watson
A.C. Slocken
C. A. Brown
A. Meserve
Young’s
W. H. Breed
Curtis Club
Young
Louis D. Brandeis
E.H
Jacob Seaver
A. J. Locke
W. A. Wilson
Kingdon
The
Herald
Joe” Barker
Transcript
E. B. Dench
New York
Thorndike
G. Witherbee
Witherbee
Vendo
Union Gymnasium Promotes Health And Pleasure
The Union Gymnasium at 18 Boylston Street Boston invites young men and gentlemen seeking physical exercise. It features central location above street level ample light and ventilation incandescent lighting and a large area exceeding 10 000 square feet attracting professionals and other active men for health and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Gymnasium
Boylston Street
Boston
Owner Wanted for Silk Umbrella and Stolen Articles
An owner is sought at Station 1 for a silk umbrella a silver watch two pairs of gold cuff buttons two clocks and several other stolen items.
Captain Goulds Condition Serious at Station 8
Captain Gould of Station 8 is seriously ill with unfavorable reports about his condition. Per official source, his health remains in a precarious state with ongoing concerns about his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Blanket Attachment in Guano Firm's Financial Straits
A blanket attachment was served on the Pacific Guano Company and Glidden & Curtis at the request of the Lynn Institution of Savings to secure a $20,000 note. Stockholders’ and creditors’ meetings are set for Feb 19 and the following days. The Wood’s Hall works will restart and fertilizer production will resume amid strong New England demand and rising prices. Glidden & Curtis hold major stock in Ohio & Western Coal and Iron, tied to a large collateral loan. the firm aims to develop the property, now valued as a first class operation with extensive mining lands and furnaces totaling several million dollars invested previously. A Beaufort circuit court order appointed receivers W. M. Miles and H. A. M. Smith, enjoined the sale of assets in South Carolina and the Boston receiver John C. Ropes was restrained from disposing of the company’s property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Guano Company
Glidden & Curtis
Lynn Institution of Savings
Guano Company
Wood’s Hall
New England
Ohio & Western Coal and Iron Company
Ohio & Western
New York
Tribune
Charleston
D. C
Beaufort
W. M. Miles
H. A. M. Smith
Boston
John C. Ropes
South Carolina
Failure of a Coal Company at Pittsburg Record of the Week
The Grand Lake Coal Company, a major Pittsburg firm, confessed judgment for 40000. A sheriff levy seized three towboats to be sold next Friday. The failure’s full extent remains unknown, with property across rivers from Pittsburg to the Gulf of Mexico. The report notes numerous insolvencies, including Edward F. Shick & Co grocers, Farnsworth Mayo & Co, and J H Herrick & Co, with varying liabilities and assets. Bradstreet and Dun reports show dozens of failures across the U S and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lake Coal Company
Pittsburg
Gulf of Mexico
Edward F. Shick & Co
State Street
John F. Folsom
Canal Street
Boston
Commission Dry Goods
Kingston Street
A. E. Blanchard
Bradstreet’s
United States
Canada
R. G. Dun and
E. Russell & Co
J. H. Herrick & Co
Grain Commission
New York
Herrick
New York Produce Exchange
Conrad June
Danvers
John Donlan
Lynn
Two Constables on Trial for Forcing Note
Constables John A. Duggan and Charles P. Cook faced trial in the municipal court over alleged coercion of Anton May to sign a 1265 note to avoid arrest. Mrs May, her daughter, and others testified about an assault and dragging May into the street. Duggan and Cook claimed no excessive force. Duggan and May were discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Duggan
Charles P. Cook
Anton May
Duggan
May
Cook
Pysoner
Trade Buyers by City and Firm Listings Across the Nation
The notice lists buyers and firms by city including Lester & Co in Binghamton Yo Cincinnati J H Laws Co and John Shilito Co. It shows representatives from Chicago Detroit Indianapolis Kokomo Lincoln Muskegon Craw Montgomery and other locales with shoe and boot firms represented. The piece reads as a commerce directory style roll of agents and companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
T M Brown
Lester & Co
Cincinnati
G M Daum
J H Laws & Co
Cincinnat
Spear
John Shilito Company
Clarksville
Tenn
Hall & Son
Amn
Chicago
J P Smith
J P Smith Boot and Shoe Co
Detroit
Mich
Mich—L N Valpey, Yo. East Saginaw, Mich—L A Seifert
Heavenrich & Co
Indianapolis
Ind
E Branham
McKee & Branam
Kokomo
H Block
Black & Thalman
Lincoln
F Govan
M F Govan & Co
Craw
Steee
G W Brown
Brown-Desnoyers Shoe 50
St Louis
H W Peters
Peters & Miller Shoe Co
Letter Carriers Dance in Boston Benefit Ball
The Boston Letter Carriers Benefit Association held its third annual ball at Mechanic Hall with nearly 600 couples. A stamp-illustrated dance order featured General Corse, while Sheridan's Ride decorated the stage. Notables on stage included Assistant Postmaster William J. Dae and Senator James Donovan as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Letter Carriers’ Benefit Association
Mechan
General Corse
Sheridan
William J. Dae
Major McDonald
Mark Field
Azya Windsor
Back Bay
James __ Donovan
Thomas O. McEaneny
T. C. Henderson
J. J. Coleman
Aids
Veneenan
5. H. Appleton
David L. White
T. C. Dennis
A. F. McDonald
George Bb. Murray
Mayor Hart Seeks Half-Cut in Meter Division Costs
Tuomas N. RT the mayor sends a demand to the water board to rearrange the meter division and cut salaries to not exceed half of the current $20,930 annual outlay, pledging no service deterioration. Board members discuss the letter but offer no details, indicating decisive action planned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Water Board
Tuomas N. RT
Water
Sixteenth Annual Sons of Brown Reunion in Boston
Brown University alumni in Boston gathered at Young's Hotel for the sixteenth annual event. President Robinson and trustees spoke on education, electives, and curriculum evolution, with a singing of Alma Mater and remarks honoring longtime secretary William V. Kellen. Officers were elected and a long list of attendees noted.
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Brown University
Boston
Youne
Robinson
University
John H. Appleton
John S. Brayton
Crawford Nightingale
E. C. Fitz
GC. W. Wood
Brown College Glee Club
G. Robinson
Brayton
Glee Club
Brown
Germany
Emerson
Newport
R. I
Harvard College
William Gaston
H. B. Staples
Edgar O. Silver
George F. Tucker
L. E. Davis
George B. Jelly
C.L. Schubarth
Alfred W. Fitz
John Knox
J. S. Brayton
Fall River
William V. Kellen
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
E. B. Stoddard
Worcester
George Capen
J. F. Blackinton
Lafayette Burr
E. L. Barney
B. W. Barrows
E. L. Davis
Dr. Foster
E. M. Gushee
Augustus P. Clark
E. N. Whittier
H. Draper
J. F. Ober
George F. Jelly
H. B. Miner
J. D. Edgell
E. J. Carpenter
H. H. Earle
Ray G. Heeling
J. M. English
Goomreie
Tucker
Henry A. Prentice
J. M. Potter
C. F. Schubarth
J. M. McKenzie
F. A. Spence
C. F. Scott
C B. Eder
Edward J. Adams
Ie Whitman
H.C
Alexander D. Chapin, Jr
E. F. Higgins
A. 8. Taylor
E. B. Birge
G. N. Norton
John B. Barber
A. F. Colby
B. 8. Webb
City Notes From Boston Real News Reel
Nicholas J. McGovern 16 arrested for obtaining $5 by false pretences from Gibbs's Express Company. The Cunard steamer Samaria bound for Boston delayed. Cephalonia will forward. A large chimney capstone fell on Congress Street from the Traveler building. Dairy farmers meet at 45 Milk Street. James Cheesman to speak. Four Scottish stowaways from Siberian to be sent back. Mary A. Livermore to address temperance at King's Chapel. Angeline Riley burned by hot stove at 88 Phillips Street. Lecture on Through the Canadian Rockies at Young Men’s Christian Union. Rev J J Lewis speaks at YMCU. Rev Charles E Jefferson preaches at Bromfield Street Church.
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Nicholas J. McGovern
Gibbs’s Express Company
McGovern
Thompson
Cunard
Samaria
Liverpool
Boston
Queenstown
Cephalonia
Traveller
Congress Street
Milk Street
Dairy Farmer and Creameries
James Cheesman
New England Creameries Association
Siberian
Scotland
David Kesson
John Haddom
John Albert
Charles Bell
King’s Chapel
Unitarian Church Temperance Society
Mary A. Livermore
Angeline Riley
Phillips Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Canadian Rockies
Victoria
Young Men’s Christian Union
J. J. Lewis
South Boston
Charles E. Jefferson
Central Congregational Church
Chelsea
Bromfield Street
Christian Association Notes and Intercollegiate Meeting
The Rev R L Greene of People's Church will address young men at 4 p m Sunday with a special choir. The annual conference of College Young Men's Christian Associations meets in Worcester today and tomorrow hosted by Worcester Free Institute of Technology and Worcester Academy. Delegations include eight Bates College and ten Bowdoin students with sizable Harvard and Boston Intercollegiate groups but no college meeting tomorrow due to their absence.
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Harvard
Boston Intercollegiate Young Men’s Christian Association
Arlington Street Crnuten
Brooke Herford
Christ
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin
M. R. Deming
Publc
RB. Y. M. Christian Wnron
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Longwood Glee Club
W. L. Crocker
Wentworth
G. S. Parker
J. R. Sircom
J. B. Atwood
Moses ‘True Brown
W. H. Baliwin
Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
Charles G. Ames
Christadelphian
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Israel
Emmanuel Church
Neowbury Street
Leighton Parks
Newbury Street
Hi. S. Lake
Berkeley
Marlboro Street
Stopford Wentworth Brooke
Robbery on Oak and Tyler Ends in Narrow Escape
Wang Len, identified as a Chinaman, was knocked down and robbed of nine dollars by three hoodlums at the Oak and Tyler streets corner last evening. they fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wang Len
Oak and
Tyler Streets
Religious Services Read Across Boston Venues
Numerous sermons and meetings described at Arlington Street Baptist Tabernacle Brookline street and other churches. Activities include morning and evening worship with varied subjects, student and temperance events, choir selections, and public lectures at King’s Chapel and Trinity Temple among others.
Prints at Auction Brisk Sale of Mezzotints and Etchings
A. F. Libbie & Co. auction rooms on Hayward Place hosted modern etchings old line engravings and mezzotints with strong bidding. Highlights included Rembrandt Ecce Homo third state $85 Walton etchings and proofs ranging from $24 to $205 Meryon and Jacob pieces fetched notable sums and a large Mezzotint by Reynolds sold for $36 to $1350 with other portraits and religious works selling well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Libbie & Co
Hayward Place
Rembrandt
Waltner
Miller
Angelus
Dixey
John Kemble
Cato
W. Reynolds
Muller
Louis XVI
Raphael Morghen
Damman
Millet
Japan
Meryon
le Petit Pont
Jacob
Ihe
Valentine Greene
David Garrick
Virgin and Child
Earlom
Mathey
Charles I
van Dyck
Caldwall
Mrs. Siddons
Caramatta
Madonna Della Sedia
Brain Fag Remedy Promoted by Dr. W H Fisner
Le Sueur Minnesota physician Dr W H Fisner endorses Horsford's Acid Phosphate as very serviceable for nervous debility sexual weakness brain fag tobacco use fevers and some urinary troubles calling it a grand good remedy in all cases he has used it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
W. H. Fisner
le Sueur, Minn
Brigham v Coffin patent ruled not sustained
United States Circuit Court February 15 dismisses Brigham trustee suit over patent No 283057 for rubber cloth ornamentation. The opinion cites prior designs by Dunbar Lathrop and Brigham, concludes Aldrich printing with rubber-containing ink lacks invention, and dismisses the bill. Counsel I W Clarke represents complainant. J E Magnadier defends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Cott
Wilbur F. Brigham
Judson H. Coffin
Frank E. Aldrich
Dunbar & Lathrop
I. W. Clarke
J. E. Magnadier
Collision Libels Between Parthian and Ayr Off Vineyard Sound
Federal court reports cross libels for damages from a collision off West Chop Vineyard Sound on July 28. The schooner Ayr from St John New Brunswick to New York and lumber and the steamship Parthian Philadelphia to Boston both suffered heavy damage. Each side accuses the other of failing to keep clear and changing course. Evidence has closed and further arguments are set for February 21. TL. Russell Jr. represents the schooner with Shattuck and Munroe for the Parthian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
J. Nathaniel C. Scott
Steamship Parthian
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Company
West Chop
Vineyard Sound
St. John
N. B
New York
Parthian
Philadelphia
Boston
TL. Russell, Jr
G. O. Shattuck
W. A. Munroe
Will of John Stratton Funds a Thompsonian Charity in Dispute
In the Stratton will the trust directs about 70 000 dollars to a medical charity linked to the Thompsonian system. The master finds no such corporation exists and that funds were collected by Alvah Curtis for a school with similar names. Cincinnati Physic-Medical Institute seeks the income and the attorney general has been called in. A motion argues paying trial expenses from the fund. no English precedent exists. Judge will rule after advisement with Hale for motion and Ranney for trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stratton
Boston
Physio-Medical College of
Ohio
Alvah Curtis
Curtis
Physic-Medical Institute of Cincinnati
Justice Allen
Aleady
George 8. Hale
A. A. Ranney
Court Entries Show Damages Granted in Dental Malpractice Suit
First session notes John Behan sued James H. Daley et al for a tooth extraction at Tollis street dentist office on February 4 1888 claiming a sound tooth was removed and damages were sought. Jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
John Behan
James H. Daley
Tollis Street
J. Jenkins
C. W. Cusning
CG. F. Hall
Rosanna McDevitt
Ellen
Marshall
Burnham C. Stickney
Malterve
E. Howard
E. F. Stevens
H. W. James
Stickney
Howard
Bonelli
Oreus
Cooper
Wakefeld
Heustis
Roinson
Baker
Wylie
Lewando
North
Standard Devitt
Vod Co
McDevitt
Mar
Standard Food Co. Shall
Beal
Boston
Bleckenderfer
Finkelstein
Far Beechnegley
Maugiin
Bevivin
Sherman
Lemuel_ F. Woods
Henry S. Harris
F. McIntire
H. H. Mather
Clark J. Small
James Loveland
J. Pratt
J. L. Bates
Superior Court Docket Update Involving Robbery And Forgery
February court actions show Judge Hammond continuing Dennis Casey’s robbery case for three months. John E. Thayer’s forgery charge was discharged.
Defendants Enter Pleas in Embezzlement and Theft Cases
On his own recognizance George Busby pled entering verdict not guilty. James P. Neary charged with embezzlement. Andrew Lambert faces larceny with Massachusetts Reformatory. William Mansi sentenced to eight months for larceny at the house of correction. Three months continued for Lambert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Busby
James P. Neary
Massachusetts Reformatory
Andrew Lambert
William Mansi
House of Correction
Mortgage property charge discharged by municipal court
George S. Stevens was discharged due to a fault in the complaint on a conveying mortgaged property charge. Drummey fined $50 and costs for adulterated milk, appealed, and bonded for Superior Court appearance. Lottie Brosenurg, Annie Fedder, Annie Burgess, and Bertha Kafker, Russian Jews, arrested for shoplifting, were bonded $300 for grand jury appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsaira
Curtis and
Harpy
George S. Stevens
Drummey
Lottie Brosenurg
Annie Fedder
Annie Burgess
Bertha Kafker
Insolvency Court Discharges and Meetings in Suffolk County
In Suffolk County Insolvency Court on February 15, McKim J. discharged Samuel C. Hopkins Henry P. Kennedy Jacob Bensenoli and George Ringford. William C Pope and William Pope of Wilne C Pope & Co discharged from joint and several debts. First meetings listed for several assignees and signors including Jacob Cohen Alvert C Pond Florence Belden Samuel Abbott George H Harding Herbert Baker Emery W Smith John W Albee Jr George Sears Aaron Latham Mary Maney Augustus Russ Thomas Kews Pitman & Davis dismissed by request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
McKim
Samuel C. Hopkins
Henry P. Kennedy
Jacob Bensenoli
George Ringford
William C. Pope
William Pope
Wilne
Florence E,. Belden
Samuel Abbott
A J. McCarthy
Albert F. Mantzer
George H. Harding
Herbert L. Baker
Emery W. Smith
John W. Albee, Jr
George T. Sears
Aaron H. Latham
Mary F. Maney
Augustus Russ
Thomas H. Kews
Pitman & Davis
Guilty Verdicts in Essex Superior Court Feb 15
In the Superior Criminal Court Cath er ine Hughes of Amesbury was found not guilty of assault on an officer. John O'Brien of Lawrence was found not guilty of larceny from the person. Emma M. Jordan of Haverhill was fined $300 with costs of $90 and nine months in the house of correction for liquor law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Essex County
Bishop
Catherine Hughes
Amesbury
John O’brien
Lawrence
Emma M. Jordan
Haverhill
House of Correction
Superior Court Essex County Docket Feb 15
Essex County court list notes two trespass actions by Mary J. Parker over an old right of way at Annisquam Gloucester with verdicts of 1 and 25 dollars. Stackpole v Fenton involves damages for injuries from being run over by a team. Court list indicates entire docket to be taken up Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Shea
Mary J. Parker
Annisquam
Gloucester
C. A. Oe
M. J. McNierney
Deence
Stackpole
Fenton
Pierre
E. Fence
J. F. Sisk
Hi. Hurlburt
Thomas J. Emery
Probate Court Suffolk List of Early 1900s Accounts and Petitions
Probate court listings show numerous cases returnable Monday February 18 including trustees accounts, administrations, guardianships, probates of will, change of name, adoptions and sales of real estate. Names include Adams Ayers Boylan Bradlee Brown Buckingham Clapp Codman Connelly Crawshaw Davis Donahoe Dupuy Ellis Fraulkner Fenwick Gardner Jackson Kelly Kennedy Leary Learned Look Malloy Maynard McMahon Miller Monks Pant Perkins Prendergast Rea Samuels Shepard Sherman Simpson Sullivan Taft Tuck Wheelock Wilson Morrison Morton Atkins Pickett and others. Each entry notes role such as administrator executor guardian or trustee and often includes account or petition type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Joseph H. Adams
Mehnable Adams
David P. Ayers
Katie A. Boylan
George W. Boylan
Samuel Bradlee
Edward W. Brown
Stephen W. Buckingham
Pease H. Bumnstead
Oyalae Clapp
Elizabeth Codman
John Connelly
George Davis
Michael Donahoe
Annie Dupuy Ellis
Dwight Fraulkner
Aloysius James Fenwick
Sophis H. Gardner
Walter G. Gardner
Abrahama Jackson
Mary Kelly
Frederick Raysmond Kennedy
Timothy Leary
Elizabeth 8
Learned
Mary Look
James Malloy
Edwart D. Maynard
Susan McMahon
A. Miller
John P. Monks
Joseph Frost Pant
Mary G. Perkins
Elizaveth Prendergast
E.c
Samuel Rea
Isaac Samuels
Charles A. K. Shepard
Eleazer C. Sherman
Annie Simpson
Sarah W. Sullivan
Orray A. Taft, Jr
Caroline Tuck
Eli W. Wheelock
Stephen F. Wilson
Susan C. Morrison
Josephus Morton
Henry Holly Atkins
James B. Pickett
Middlesex Court Adjourns for Uncontested Divorces
The Superior Court in Middlesex County adjourned to Monday morning at 9 30 o clock for uncontested divorce hearings after hearing motions.
Probate Court actions in Bristol County February session
FuLnER J Wills admitted executors and executrices named for Fall River and Dartmouth estates. Admin grants including Anthony and Cornell, and guardians appointed for minors Spooner siblings and Gilmore boys. Licenses to sell real estate and stocks issued. Widows' allowances and dower set. No contest over Sallie N Blake will. decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol County
Fulner
J. Wills
Bridget McDade
Fall River
Mary A. McDade
Sarah R. Stillwell
Charles J. Holmes
Germain Pelletier
Mathilde Pelletier
David M. Anthony
Jeremiah Caull
Philip A. Cornell
Margaret Bowe
Mary E. Spooner
Edwin A. Gilmore
Alanson A. Gimore
Easton
Alexander Dubois
New Bedford
Charity R. Almy
Philip R. Borden
Frank Borden
Fail River
Franklin P. Osborn
Randall Hathaway
Dighton
Hannah
Hathaway
Sallie N. Blake
Frank Pitcher
Canton
Carrie
Charles Watters
Fuller
Insolvency Court Deliberations In Bristol County Trends
At Bristol County Court of Insolvency on February 15 Fuller J William Phillips Son of New Bedford held third meeting with a filed claims list against the firm and an individual. Assignee's account led and the session adjourned to June term. William F Hooper of Fall River held second meeting with claims proved and debtor's oath taken. John R Gufford of Fall River held first meeting. composition of 25 cents on the dollar confirmed on deposit within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol County
Fuller
J. William Phillips & Son
New Bedford
William F. Hooper
Fall River
John R. Gufford
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Newton
Boston University
Penn
H. L. Pope
Dayton
W. H. Charlton
Binnbepols Minn
John P. Sanborn
H. M. Cook
Holyoke
George O. Palmer
Lowell
Vendomer
Ashley_ Brigham
J. W. Lane
A. W. Watson
C. B. Strout
Tremont
George H. Rounce
F. E. McCoy
H. E. Vance
Wheeling
Vi. Va
Clarence H. Sanford
A. H. Drum H
EB. A. Walmond
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J. E. Patten
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Harry
Adams
Fearing
Sanford Lawton
Springfield
Charles Dewey
Montpelier
F. K. Emerson
R. L Young
S—R. R. Shiel
G. M. Whitin
Whitinsville
J. J. Babcock
Bingpane
N. Y
F. E. Boaman
South Bend
O. M. Pratt
Albany, N. Y
John Leslie
Aberdeen
Scot
C. R. Coring
Concord
Pacific Guano CO
Lynn Institution For Savings
Guano
J Frank
Adler, Frank & Co
Savannah
RK Altmayer
R Altmayer & Co
Towanda
J F Corser
Viksburg
Miss
L Baer
Baer & Bro
W H Cohen
R Cohen
Ongesting
H E Vance
Vancelughes Shoe
Benefit Association
Mechanics’ Building
Sons OF Old Brown
Young's Hotel
King’s Crapel
King's Chapel
Reformed Episcopal Courci
Dartmouth
Harwich
James M. Gray
South Congregational Church
Exeter Street
Dr Hale
Copley Square
George Batchelor
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
D.D
Justin D. Foitoux
Boston Music Hall
George C. Lorimer
Chcago
West Caureen
Cambridge
Lynde Streets
William Everett
Boyiston
Berkeley Streets
E. F
Randolph
Roscoe L. Greene
Astor
P’eople’s
George Keionala
Charles Miller
Meroy
J. J. Cooper
Joseph Stewart
Michael Watson
Mr. Cooper
Mr. Stewart
George W. Proctor
Supreme Judicial Court
Devens. J
Louaaaall
Simall
Loveland
Harrington
Casey
Kelleher
Derby
Slattery
MecLaren
Williams
Bill
O’connor
Steinhart
Henry
Pashaw
Joslyn
Warren
Rogers
Phenix Brewery Co
Stack
Horton
Bryney
Line Ore
Suilti
Marks Vy
Fitchburg
Breed
Follen
Twombly
Walker
Spofford
Hamilton
Boston Ice Co
Barker, J
Alley
Eagett
Lord
Lewis
Wks
Wye
Melinghlin
Bos
Sewall
Same
Eet
Dec
Lathrop
Mary A. Zahn
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Perrin
Hubbard
McFairland
Mann
Ward
Littlefield
Squire
MecCormick
Cable Lewis
Rubber Co
V. Whittle
Crowley
Copeland
Ger
Ice Co
Amins, Co
Leroy
Osborn
James
Dudge
Hall
Greer
Morg T
Feldman
M. RR
Whitaker
Marsh
Sawyer
Grant
Atkinson
Griffin
Terrell
McLeod
McGaw
Burdick
Wood- Luly
Deegan
H. A. Prentice Lo
Mason, Jd
Burton-on-Trent
England
John Fennell
Devonshire
Arch Sis
Bostem
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