Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Feb 17, 1893, p. 7

Metropolitan Steamship Company Equity Dispute at Suffolk Court

Supreme Judicial Court in equity weighs payment to the Friendly Aid Society receiver for a 1891 certificate of deposit issued to Sumner P. Smith, with bank liability for interest and condition that funds may be returned if later obligated, after legal action pending in Superior Court is resolved. Also notes Emily Tuttle’s petition to be administratrix challenged on marriage grounds. probate decree affirmed. Other matters include Manchester land dispute and a Hygienic Wear Company trade mark case with a temporary injunction, decision reserved.

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Supreme Judicial Court Suffolk, Ss In Equity Morrow Henry A. Wyman Friendly Aid Society Boston National Bank Bill H. N. Shepard W. W. Blackmar Emily Tuttle Harriet Hobbs Proate James A. Tuttle Rhode Island Providence SW. Creech, Jr C. F. Jenney A.C. Slater Town of Manchester Singing Beach Mass E. L. Underwood R. M. Morse Jaros Hygienic Wear Company W. Richardson Equity Hygienic Fleece Company Philadelphia W. Preble New York J. Fraley F. P. Carver

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Superior Court Suffolk Feb 16 First Session Trials

In Suffolk County Superior Court on February 16 two sessions heard multiple cases. Thompson presided over contract action J F Slattery vs Nahum Perry resulting in 5563 to plaintiff. Second session Richardson JP saw Solomons administrator vs West End Railroad for 2000 verdict against railroad after electric car accident. McIntyre vs Boston and Maine railroad seeks 10000 for a brakeman injured aboard transit.

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Superior Court Suffolk, Is Thompson J. F. Slattery Nahum Perry H. L. Baker F. I. Babcock W. H. Ellinger H. L. Libbey M. P. Beckett J. P. Leahy Greely West End R White Fitchburg Craven Hursh Cramm Toronto P. Co Chamberlain Watson Hall West End RR Stinson Dennett Same Littledale Osgood Richarpson Simon Solomons West End Railroad Company Benjamin Solomons Keating M. F. Dickinson W. B. Sprout John C. McIntyre Boston & Maine Railroad Bordman Hall M. W. Brick Solomon Lincoln Edward G. West Stephen W. Call P. S. Maher J. S. Dean Murphy Levy Miller Maullen Saville Fudge Camb Elec. L. Co A. L. Tribble Co Paige Gray Gray v. Parke. 2566—McCormick v. Boston & Me. R.R. 3884—Torplan Lynn Boston B.R Silverstone Fowle Mayo Fessenden Mary E. Cameron T. E. Snow E. C. Gilman C. M. Barnes Brockton J. W. Keith E M. Johnson I. R. Clark Temple Place Cameo Toilet Company Said Cameron Homer Albers Vanner Old Colony R.R Beals G. W. & F. Smith Tron Co Shattuck Curtis Leach Concord & Mont. R Middlesex Cambridge Bonn Grenier Lyman Connors Curiie Mfg. Co Harris and al Fitenburg Nickeron Tucker Marston Singapore Rattan Co Decker Granstein Et al Blanchard and Trustee Satme Hanson Cushing Woburn Hammonp Timothy C. Cosgrove City of Paris George R. Swasey C. J. Mclntire

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Court Verdicts and Civil Actions at Middlesex Sessions

A lengthy record lists numerous civil actions in the Middlesex Superior Court, including contracts, breach of duty and insurance cases. Details cover Edward G West versus Stephen W Call, Mary E Cameron suits, and multiple other dockets with trial statuses, counsel, and ongoing proceedings.

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Dorchester Fireman’s Illness and Local Events

Captain Martin of Engine 18, taken ill with nervous exhaustion from recent fires, may face typhoid fever. Dr Boland treats him at home. Nearby residents discuss opening a public bowling alley. Loss of Thomas Lockney’s youngest child draws sympathy. Azar Lodge presents The Flowing Bowl in Odd Fellows’ Hall. Pilgrim Union of Epworth League starts at Lower Mills Methodist Church. Upham’s Corner Universalist Church hosts entertainments in Winthrop Hall with tableaux and musical items. Appleton M E Church concert features Maynard and Coffin to aid Catholic Union building fund on March 17 in Odd Fellows’ Hall. Grove Hani

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Martin Boland Field’s Corner Thomas Lockney St. Gregory’s Court Azar Lodge Rebecca Odd Fellows’ Hall Pilgrim Union of the Epworth League Lower Mills Methodist Upham's Corner Messrs Maynard and Coftin Catholic Union of Dorchester Milton Grove Hani

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Brichton Hieseman John Promoted To Lieutenant

Brichton Hieseman John Ready of Engine 26 has been promoted to lieutenant of Engine 6. Frank H Howe has a curiosity in his store a little alligator that amuses visitors. Dr Marion progressing favorably hopes to be out soon. Feb 28 Union Endeavor missionary rally at Evangelical Church 745 pm with solos quartet and chorus and a missionary parliament led by Rev A A Berle addresses by Rev W H G Temple and Rev Henry Van Dyke. C L Walton becomes sexton at First Parish Church Beacon Park.

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Hieseman John Ready Frank H. Howe Dr. Marion Union Endeavor Missionary Evangelical Church A.A. Berle W. H. G. Temple South Boston Henry van Dyke New York City C.L. Walton First Beacon Park

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Dollar Gas Petition Urges Boston Residents Support

A call from the Committee of One Hundred invites Boston residents to join the POST Petition for Dollar Gas. Members pledge to secure 100 signatures each to back the mayor and appear on page 4. Join, cut your gas bills, and perform a public service.

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Dollar Gas Boston the Post

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Concert and civic notes from South Boston area

A South Boston concert by St John s M E Church choir drew a large audience with performers including Mrs A M Williams Miss Lillian A Moulton Benjamin F Litchfield Fred L Benjamin and Alfred W Newcomb. The South Boston Citizens Association held its annual banquet and R H Herrick was elected president of the Davis Musical Society.

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St. John’s M. E. Church A. M. Williams Lillian A. Moulton Benjamin F. Litchfield Fred L. Benjamin Alfred W. Newcomb Edmund J. Elton Celeste Izolee Todd George McGowan Joan T. Batchelder Walter Rowell Izolee Todd South Boston Washington Broadway C. L. Salmon East Broadway George H. Smith Patro Chase Park Commissioners City Point Mullin & Co L Street First Street Trimount Athletic Club Trimount Hall St. Andrew Brotherhood Grace Episcopal Church City Port

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East Boston Socials Highlight Local Club Meetings

The Moses P Brown Colony of Pilgrim Fathers met in Central Hall after moving from Knights of Honor Hall. Manuel Viveiro of Orient Heights was honored with a portrait. John Lewis spoke and Lemos Pinto provided solos while Cordeiro and Borges performed mindolin. Upcoming events include the Chapman School class 91 reunion March 1, the Thorndike Club 5th assembly at Mulverick Hall, and the Sara toga Street Church fortieth annual supper February 22 with social, supper, and musical program. Warren H Cudworth Camp 95,5 of W met for routine business in G A R Hall.

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Moses P. Brown Pilgrim Fathers Central Hall Knights of Honor Hall Manuel Viveiro Orient Heights John Lewis Messrs Lemos Pinto Mindolin Cordeiro Borges Chapman School Thorndike Club Mulverick Hall Dunbar Saratoga Street Warren H. Cudworth G. A. R. Hall Tre Frrry

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Morse School Difficulties in Heating Cambridge

In Cambridge the Morse school, though well appointed, struggles to heat during cold weather due to nine furnaces and reliance on them. The janitor and assistant work from morning until night without sufficient warmth being achieved.

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Morse School George Brown Clark Street Hooper D. Moorhouse Fairmont Street Sarah Swett EK. Breen Union Methodist Church Women’s Relief Corps Ellen Moore Whitman Edmund A. Whitman Trowbridge Street

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Somerville Meeting Sparks Aftermath Of Debated Annexation

In Somerville a meeting is called after strong council opposition. Alderman Fitts prohibits police and fire department members from entering as prize contestants under penalties of discharge or deduction of pay, a rule seen as unfair compared with other city employees.

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Free Trips World’s Fair Voting Promises Round Tickets

A Boston area contest offers seven distinct votes based trips for residents. Each offer includes two round trip tickets for a wife husband or friend with winners chosen by section in The Post coupon. Final results due by March 14.

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Boston East Chelsea Charlestown Somerville Dover Street Roxbury Dorchester Brighton South Boston Cam

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World’s Fair District Residency Rule Clarified

The World’s Fair editor defends a new ruling requiring competitors to reside in their contest district. Improperly entered entrants are ineligible for prizes and cannot transfer districts. The Holleran case, moved to South End, prompted a special award of two round-trip tickets and removal from lists.

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Holleran South End

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Vote Standings Reveal Late Returns and Omitted Names

A list shows many candidates with vote counts ranging from 11,500 down to single digits. Names tied to addresses across Massachusetts towns appear with varied totals, while those under thirty votes will be omitted before 4 PM. the document enumerates numerous residents and their precincts, illustrating a broad turnout and clustered tallies.

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World’s Fair Tickets Up For Grabs In Post Contest

The Post offers sixteen round trip passes to Chicago for the World's Fair to readers in a lively ongoing contest. Top contenders include Neptume and Hickey with few votes separating them. D'Eutremont climbs to fourth, while Murray and Meaney vie for lead in Charlestown Somerville. Chelsea East Boston roles are stable with J Brosseau leading, and J J C from South End seeks publication of his candidate’s sketch.

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Chicago West Post Neptume Hickey Tere D’eutremont J.J. Murray John Meaney Charlestown Somerville Mr. Murray Mr. Meaney Alfred F. Ruby Chelsea East Boston J. Brosseau South End M. P South Boston Amasa Southworth William Taylor Gien Street Taylor Webcowst Club George W. S. Conant Cambridge

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Charlestown notices cover militia training to civic plans

Colonel Bogan begins non commissioned officer classes for Ninth Regiment with first session last Wednesday. Druids hall committee to meet for social event planning. Charlestown Artillery seeks to buy Jackson Guards resolutions stored near City square. Alderman Mitchell recovering but stays home. More police urged at Warren bridge Front street junction due to traffic. Unique Social Club to hold Easter Sunday shred concert at Monument Halls. Funeral for William Gillespie from 86 Ferrin Street to St Catherine's Church and Holy Cross Cemetery. Bonger Hink, carl

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Bogan Company DB The Druids Charlestown Artillery Jackson Guards City Square Michael J. Mitchell Warren Bridge Front Street Monument Halls William Gillespie Ward 3 Navy Yard Marco Ferrin Street St. Catherine’s Church M. T. Boylan Holy Cross Cemetery Maleden Bonger

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Water main bursts flood hotel basement district

In Roxbury Warren street water main burst over the past two to three days flooding the Hotel Dartmouth cellar to four or five inches by 10 a.m. City supply cut off from Washington to Harrison and Dudley to Taber streets. Repairs completed by late afternoon. Evening events include Ancient Order of United Workmen talk at Knights of Honor Hall and Adelphi Whist Club at Armory Hall. Putnam chapel hosts Miss Elizabeth Flower Willis concert in March to aid St Francis de Sales Church with tickets selling well. ROOXBURY CROSSING.

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Chelsea Ramblers’ Bicycle Club Academy of Music Ramblers Thousand Islands The Minstrels Darkey Charles Bartley J. F. Hanshue Thomas Cook Master Clayton William Pinkofski George E. Willey John Thomas Jenny Corea Matt Ott Fred Monroe Phil Ott Fred Patterson Herbert Stanton Second District R. M. Armstrong G. A. RR Mme. Barutlo Mussette Gibbs Sibley Louis F. Howard Arlington Street Porters and Janitors’ Mutual Aid Association Mr. Howard F. H. Prince & Co Boston T. C. Watkins Walnut Street Chester Comedy and Novelty Company G. A. R. Hall Rebecca Caddigan Division Street St. Rose’s Church Father Sheehan Holy Cross Cemtery Malden Tuw Perryman Warren Street Dartmouth Washington Street Harrison Avenue Dudley Street Taber Street Order of United Workmen Deareborn Loige Knights of Honor Adelphi Armory Hal Seiler Elizabeth Flower Willis Putnam Chapel U.O. P. Ff St. Francis de Sales Nellie A. Kinahan Rooxbury Crossing

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Superior Court Suffolk Feb 16 First Session Trials

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Court Verdicts and Civil Actions at Middlesex Sessions

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Brichton Hieseman John Promoted To Lieutenant

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Dollar Gas Petition Urges Boston Residents Support

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Concert and civic notes from South Boston area

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East Boston Socials Highlight Local Club Meetings

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Morse School Difficulties in Heating Cambridge

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Somerville Meeting Sparks Aftermath Of Debated Annexation

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Free Trips World’s Fair Voting Promises Round Tickets

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World’s Fair District Residency Rule Clarified

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