Equity and Civil Court Notices From Boston Benjamin Era
In the Supreme Judicial Court Plymouth Probate adoption dispute over Grace C McCue aged about sixteen with mother claim of lack of notice and consent. Other cases include Andrew L Brandeis challenging dividend payment by American Brewing Company which was withdrawn. Various petitions for mandamus, writs of entry, and probate appeals with judges named and counsel listed. Also lists of cases and upcoming trials with docket numbers and parties.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Snfolk
Equity
Morrow
Julia A. McCue
Caroline Goodwin
Grace C. McCue
Brockton
Plymouth Probate Court
Bixby
J. V. Beal
William D. Ellis
American Brewing Company Et al
L. D. Brandeis
H. N. Colison
James H. Huriey
Municipal Court of City of Boston
Samuel Stubbs
Stubbs
Municipal Court
Francis W. Adams
C. F. Eldredge
Andrew C. Slater
Town of Manchester
Singing Beach
Manchester-by-the-Sea
E. L. Underwood
R. M. Morse
Rosa Oppenheimer
Hannah Oppenheimer
Minnie Brown
Same
Suffolk County
Said Brown
Brown
S. A. Bolster
W. Bolster
H. Tyler
Suffolk Superior Court docket First Session February 15
The record lists multiple cases from the Suffolk Superior Court with names such as Dominic Lombardi vs Old Colony Railroad Company and J F Slattery vs Nahum Perry. It notes damages claims, contract actions, and torts with various defendants, attorneys, and unfinished or decided outcomes, across three sessions led by Justices Thompson Richardson and Freund.
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Suffolk, Is
Thompson
Dominicck Lombardi
Old Colony Railroad Company
East Walpole
J. T. Wilson
J. H. Benton
J. F. Slattery
Tri
J. M. P. Beckett
M. W. Brick
Greely
West End R.R
Whinte
Fitchburg
Craven
Kuarsh
Cramin
Toronto P. Co
Chamberlain
Wetson
Hall
Collins
P. M. Keating
M. F. Dickinson
W. B. Spront
MclIntyre
Boston & Maine R.R
Murphy
White
West
Cail
Levy
Miller
Mulien
Saville
Funge
Camb. Hicc. L. Co
A. L. Tribble Co
Paige
Gray
E. C. Gilman
C. M. Barnes
Plaintif
Homer Albers
Vanner
Old Colony R.R
Keen
N. E. Mut
Acc. Assn
Snow
Cameron
Child
O’connor
Benshimol
Paboudjian
Bennett
Nagle
Howland
l—Meehan
Meehan
Hughes
Bird
Smith
Buet
Pres
Fellows of
Harv. Coll
Jenkins
Pray
Beals
Shh Beans
G. W
F. Smith Iron
Grace
Young
Bost
Me. R.R
Dorchester Glee Club second concert praised. local notices
The Dorchester Glee Club’s second Dorchester entertainment at Winthrop Hall Upham's Corner drew full houses and earned high praise for performers. Lenten observances occurred in area churches. St. Peter's Meeting House Hill directed by organist Charles McLaughlin. James Oliver, former Dorchester fire chief, died of heart failure at 37 Adams Street. Samuel Hallett of the water works Dorchester division recovered from illness. Rev Thomas C McGoldrick of St. Peter's earns notice as a lecturer. Parish Union gathering in Harrison Square church featured members and a fine bollation. Uncatuitassett Tribe No 55 C R M worked warrior's degree. Mattapan Associates held February meeting. Grove HA.
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Dorchester Glee Club
Winthrop Hall
Upham’s Corner
Glee Club
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Charles Mclaughlin
James Oliver
Dorchester
Adams Street
C. M. Bugbee
Samuel L. Hallett
Water Works
Thomas C. McGoldrick
St. Peter’s
Parish Union
Harrison Square
Mattapan Associates
Grove HA
Charlestown Artillery Holds Annual Meeting and Dedicates Building
Charlestown Artillery Company D Ninth Regiment met at the armory Tuesday evening with Lt Carey presiding. Treasurer McIsaacs reported strong finances. Votes approved a $30 gift to the Young Ladies Charitable Society for the Home for Consumptives. A death resolutions committee was formed for Thomas F. Merritt. Officers elected include Treasurer John J Brennan and armorer William Watson. The 999th Artillery Association will dedicate its new building tonight. An Washington's Birthday party by the Charlestown Cadets and an entertainment by Prescott Lodge, A. O. U. W., follow in Memorial Hall and Bunker Hill.
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Charlestown Artillery
Carey
George McIsaacs
Young Ladies’ Charitable Society
F. J. Murphy
Thomas G. Gallagher
Thomas F. Troy
Edward J. Kenney
Charlestown
Washington
Holbrook
Prescott Lodge
Memorial Hall
Bunker Hiner
Erecting Iron Bridge Delayed by Storms In Somerville
Somerville notes storm delays on the North Somerville iron bridge project but reports workers back at the site. Tonight features a visit by grand officers to Winter Hill Lodge K of H a wedding at 183 Cross Street and a concert at Union Hall with a dance at Odd Fellows Hall plus a Webcowil Tribe entertainment at old PowpEx House.
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North Somerville
Winter Hill Lodge
A. E. Kauler
A. F. Smith
Cross Street
E. EF. Kelsey
Union Hall
Webcowil Tribe
Odd Fellows
Cambridge Athletes Rally Over City Hall Ban
Amateur athletes in Cambridge denounce the Board of Aldermen for denying traditional athletic exhibitions. Riverside and Bradford Boat Clubs join Cambridge Athletic Club in opposing officials, with Mayor Bancroft facing strong sentiment and possible defeat. Other notes include police signals, a music conductor in New York, and Dr. Frank Mason’s Christi science tour.
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Board of Aldermen
Riverside
Bradford
Cambridge Athletic Club
Ducey and Harriman
Bancroft
Association
Alexander
Cambridge
District 1
Chapman
Municipal Signal Company
Cloyes
Julius BE. Ward
New York
Frank Mason
Brooklyn
Harvard Bridge
Roxbury News Highlights and Local Meetings
Power outage disrupts Roxbury electric lines for an hour and a half before service restoration. Church and club notes cover charity property matters, a ladies night event, and a Roxbury Universalist reunion with Seiler’s catering. Local clubs discuss transit, politics, and community concerts led by notable members.
Chelsea Notes and Obits from Broadway to Washington
Chelsea column surveys street work by a lone cleaner, funeral plans for Robert S. G. Marden at 28 Washington Ave and Universalist Church, skater’s drowning body misidentified, ongoing voting contests and World’s Fair prizes in Chelsea, local business bets on contests, plus a Sick Headache remedy advertisement.
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Broadway
Robert S. G. Marden
Washington Avenue
Universalist Church
Fourth
Crestnut Streets
Mr. Marden
Boston
Chelsea
North Bennet Street
Marden
Massachusetts Lodge of Odd Fellows of Moath Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pownattan Tribe
The
Masonic Fraternity
Independent Order of Red Men
Thomas White
Ellsworth Street
A. Jus Johnson
Spencer
Lui Ferryman
Scenes in Mary Queen of Scots lecture in East Boston
In East Boston the Unitarian Church opened a five lecture series with Rev. Dr. Richmond Fiske speaking on Scenes in the Life of Mary Queen of Scots. Captain Willis Pray, a long-time resident and former fireman, died at 73 after fifty years in East Boston, with services and burial under Joseph Hooker Post. The Eastern Star Lodge met and conferred the second degree on fourteen candidates using new paraphernalia. Funeral services for Captain Charles Heath were held at 62 Trenton Street. The Myrtle boat undergoes repairs at Lockwood's marine railway amid winter ice. Ward 2 residents discuss forming a group to push Australian ballot use at Democratic caucuses. The funeral of Michael Ford of 9 Saratoga Street is set for tomorrow. born in Scituate, 78, a shipwright, with water-front flags at half-mast. The FERRYMAN.
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Unitarian Church
Richmond Fiske
Mary, Queen of Scots
East Boston
Captaine Willis Pray
Princeton Street
Portsmouth
N. H
Pray
Twenty-Ninth Regiment
Sergean
Boston Fire Department
Joseph Hooker
Eastern Star Lodge No. 145
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Charles ©. Heath
Trenton Street
Lewis E. Perry
The
Universalist Church
Woodlawn
Myrtle
Lockwood
Sue
Ward 2
Michael Ford
Saratoga Street
Scituate
East Boston Fox
South Boston Dog Entertains at Westminster Show and Local Notices
Charlie Kammerer and Thomas Pray enter Bayonne kennels for the Westminster Kennel Show at Madison Square Garden on Feb 22 with dogs including Emperor Bayonne a 195 pound St Bernard and rescuer. Lady Bayonne, Prince Walnut, a French poodle, two Llewelyn setters, and two English greyhounds. Also notes on the American Glibernian Society anniversary, Bigelow Associates reception, Knights of Honor, clam diggers, a new City Point bowling alley, grand jury service for Herman Hormel, a St Vincent's concert, Joseph F. McKee naval designer promise, Trimount Athletic Club meeting, and City Port.
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Charlie Kammerer
Westminster
Madison Square Garden
Thomas Pray
Charlie
Bayonne Kennels
Emperor Bayonne
St. Bernard
England
Plinlimamon
Helent
Lady Bayonne
Ben Lomond
Maud
Prince Walnut
United States
Duke N
Burlington
Llewelyn
Duke of Kent
Clyde Bondhue
Lillie
Buck’s Nell
Edgemark
Nora II
America
Gem
Wild Rule
South Boston
American Glibernian Society of
John McCaffrey
Michael W. Norris
James Gallagher
R. M. Murphy
J. J. F. Greenwood
The
Bigelow Asociates
Broadway
Washington
Mattapanock Lodge
Knights of Honor
Bethesda Hall
City Point
East Sixth Street
Herman Hormel
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Vincent’s Church
Joseph F. McKee
H. J. McKee
South
Brichton Slushed Crossings Prompt City Protest
The letter criticizes Boston gutters filled with two days of deep slush hindering pedestrians who must detour to cross. It notes real estate plans by William McKay in Brighton and reports on a Beacon Street runaway with a gray horse chased by a mounted officer near Coogies Corner. Bracon Parr.
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Boston
William McKay
Brighton
Highland District
J.J. Bannon
Beacon Street
Cooidge’s Corner
Bracon Parr
Valentine Party At Eberle Hall By H E Munroe
A Valentine party will be held tomorrow evening at Eberle Hall on Union Street. The event is hosted by H. E. Munroe and invites attendees to share in a festive social gathering.
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Eberle Hall
Union Street
H. E. Munroe
Seven Distinct Offers For Round Trip Tickets Local Vote Contest
The Post announces seven offers granting two round trip tickets per winner or two winners per offer. Residents in five Boston area sections may vote via coupons in The Post with results by March 31. Votes counted by March 27 at 2 p.m., mailed or otherwise received after are rejected.
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Boston
East Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Cambridge
Larce
New England
Special Notice for Sketches of Local Leaders
The Post invites readers to submit sketches of leaders from various sections for printing. Send the material to the office for consideration and publication alongside current notices.
Vote counts show many candidates with sub twenty five votes
The document lists numerous names and vote tallies from an election, noting that candidates with fewer than twenty five votes will be omitted from future tallies. It records pre four o'clock p m totals and includes many residents from Melrose Lynn Everett Cambridge and surrounding areas with counts ranging from over a thousand to single digits.
Who Will Get the Post's Free Tickets at the World's Fair
The Boston Post updates on its World’s Fair free ticket race adding new rules to ensure competitors reside in their districts. Joseph J. Holleran is moved to a separate prize after discovery of dual addresses, while various candidates in Charlestown Somerville Cambridge and East Boston rise and fall in daily standings.
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Post
Joseph J. Holleran
Holleran
Federal Street
Leonard Street
Dorchester
The
George H. Melick
Charlestown
Somerville
Prospect Street
Cambridge Street
Cambridgeport
Cambridge
Thomas Gammon
Colbert
Southbridge
Dunky Conant
House of Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Chicago
James Pitt
John Meaney
Change at American House appoints new management
Yesterday marked a change in the proprietorship and management of the American House. George A. Keeler has assumed full charge after Mr. Pocock retired. Samuel Butterfield will act as manager and is remembered as an efficient and genial host from prior posts at the Sorrento, Wordsworth in New Castle, and the Quincy House.
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American House
Pocock
George A. Keeler
Post
Keeler
Samuel Buterfield
Sorrento
Wordsworth
New Caste
Mr. Butterfield
Quincy House
A Narowing Margin of Post Circulation in Boston
The Post’s morning circulation in Boston and vicinity narrows within 2000 copies of the leader. The margin tightens daily and will soon surpass all rivals as the morning leader in local circulation, with rapid growth spreading to the countryside.
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the Post
Boston
Morning Leader
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