Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Feb 18, 1893, p. 7

Probate notice for Margaret A Keith estate administration

Commonwealth of Massachusetts. To the next of kin creditors and all interested in Margaret A Keith late of Boston Suffolk County Intestate Application to grant letter of administration to Davis Keith of Boston without surety You are cited to appear March 2 1893 10 am at Boston Probate Court to show cause against granting the administration Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in Boston Post the last publication two days before court John W McKim judge Elijah George Register.

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Massachusetts Middlesex Mary E. Alexander Natick Daniel G. Alexander Cambridge Boston Post Boston Georce M. Brooks Esquire Ss. H. Folsom Register Suffolk William Redmund Gollop William Redmund John Wes McKim Elijah George The Boston Lost Itness Jonn W. McKim Elijah Glorge L’robate Addie F. Gaitles Richardson Sid County Osgood W. Bradbury Hull Plymouth A. L Jenny W. McKim Elaquire Mary Motherway John Wall John W. McKim

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Probate Court Cites Heirs In Adams Gaitles Estate

Massachusetts probate court invites next of kin and creditors to appear for the estate of Addie F. Gaitles formerly Richardson late of Boston. Osgood W. Bradbury of Hull seeks letters of administration without sureties. hearing March 2, 1893 at 10 am in Boston. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Judge Jenny W. McKim. Register Elijah George.

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Probate citation in Julia Keleher estate Boston

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites all interested in Julia Keleher of Boston to appear March 2 1894 at ten in the forenoon to show cause why first account of Denis Murphy administrator should not be allowed. Publication to be in the Boston Post weekly for three weeks with final notice two days before court. Judge Joan W. McKim notes date February 17, 1893.

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Eeerae Gaett Massachusets Suffolk Catharine Keleher Boston Denis Murphy Boston Post Joan W. McKim, Esquire Elijah George Massachusetts Julia Keleher Hhollow Joan W. McKim, Esquir

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Probate Court Citations for Edward Renouf Trusts Fourth Account

Charles A. Cotting and Stephen H. Williams Jr trustees under the will of Edward Renouf of Boston present the fourth account for Rev. Edward A. Renouf and others. A probate court in Suffolk County, Boston, will hear on March 2, 1893 at 10 AM why the account should not be allowed. Trustees must publish the citation weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks, with final publication at least two days before the hearing. Judge Joan W. McKim notes, register Elija George.

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Massachusetts Suffolk Edward Relnouf Boston Charles A. Cotting Stephen H. Williams, JR Edward A. Renouf Boston Post Bog On Joan W. McKim Esquire Elijal George Register

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Last Will Probate Notice in Boston Court

Probate Court cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of Mary Motherway of Boston. John Wall petitions for letters testamentary without bond, with public notice to run in the Boston Post for three weeks, last publication two days before the court hearing on February 17, 1893.

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Petition to Sell Real Estate in May Estate

Private Court of Middlesex issues citation for Jabez A. Sawyer administrator to sell deceased Will May’s real estate in Somerville for debts and admin charges. Court at Cambridge to hear cause on first Tuesday of March 1898 at nine in the forenoon. publish citation weekly in the Boston Post. Clerk’s witness: Georgy M. Fooks.

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Ommon Wealth Massachusetts Middlesex Will Somerville Jabez A. Sawyer Cambridge Boston Post Boston Georgy M. Kxooks Squire Folsom Register

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Appointment of administrator for Kate P Ward estate in Boston

Prescott Ward of Boston appointed administrator of the estate of Kate P Ward in Suffolk county Massachusetts. He has given bonds as required by law and calls all creditors to exhibit demands and all debtors to pay. December 1, 1892. Administrator.

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Wees Kate P. Ward Boston Suffolk Massachusetts Prescott T. Ward Tan

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Court Rules on Dimock Collision Liability Case

United States District Court on February 17 considered a petition by Metropolitan Steamship Co to limit liability for the steamer H F Dimock after a collision with the pleasure yacht Alva valued at the Dimock. W K Vanderbilt sought reappraisal. insurers and shipbuilder affidavits contested values. A stay motion was denied. Attorneys Clark & Root and W Dodge appeared.

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United States District Court Nelson J. Metropolitan Steamship Company H. F. Dimock Alva W. K. Vanderbilt Dimock Cole Vanderbilt New York Steamship Line Cramp United States District Court For J. Lowell W. D. Sohier E. P. Carver Ee Clark & Root Dodge

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Supreme Judicial Court action over spindle patents in equity

In Suffolk Massachusetts on February 17, the Supreme Judicial Court in Equity heard Morton J Whiten Machine Works versus Sawyer Spindle Company. The bill seeks an accounting and specific performance on a contract granting exclusive spindle-making rights under certain patents. Pf Goulding of Worcester and W A Jenner and E Wetmore of New York represented the complainant, while W G Russell, F P Fish and W K Richardson appeared for the respondent.

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Supreme Judicial Court Suffolk, Is In Equity Morton J. Whiten

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Superior Court Sessions Report from Suffolk County

Suffolk court sessions report several tort and contract actions with mixed verdicts. Cases include Eliinger vs Libbey for dog bite damages, West vs Call for services, Fudge vs Cambridge Electric Light for pole injury, and Cameron vs Snow for partnership breach with large claims. Chelsea notices cover funeral services, local entertainments, and upcoming community events.

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Suffolk Thompson W. H. Eliinger H. L. Libbey M. P. Beckett J. P. Leahy Patrick Greeley West End Railroad Company Causeway Wall Streets A.A. Strout J. P. Wyman M. F. Dickinson W. B. Sprout Richarpson E. G. West W. Call Maher Dean David Fudge Cambridge Electric Light Company Prospect Street Cambridge J.S. Elder J. H. Pence Co. W. Bartlett E. R. Anderson J. Lowell, Jr R. F. Herrick

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Bowling Match Set Between City Departments

Patrolman James O'Brien leads Division 6 against Division 12 night officers at Pilgrim alleys on Broadway next week. Referee William Kirby will oversee the game. Also on Friday events include Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club banquet at United States Hotel February 28 and Massasoit Canoe Club dinner February 21 at the club house on K Street.

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James O’brien W. Cogan J. McCaffrey J. Powers C. Hildreth E. P. Kirby E. Drew E. Prince M. Cronin F. Bosworth Pilgrim Broadway William Kirby Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club United States Hotel Massasoit Canoe Club K Street Unitarian Church Ethesua Hall St. Augustine’s St. Augustines Hall Owl Club Tonti Hall Hobah Lodge Bethesda Hall John J. Gallivan Hannah Gallivan George H. Innes Postoffice G. A. R. Man Husking Club Washington D. L. Murphy P. Kelier T. F. Moore F. J. Shevlin J. W. Kelley Kennedy City Point

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Insolvency Court in Suffolk II Feb hearings listed

In Suffolk Massachusetts McKim judge held first meetings in several cases. Second meetings set for April 7. Clough Dodge Lyceum Theatre delayed to Feb 24 after 15 percent offer. Pillsbury Bros composition 25 cents confirmed. Hovey and Parker Bros hearings rescheduled for Feb 24. Discharges granted and refused in multiple matters. Dividend of 18 percent declared for L L Whitney estate. March dates set for various adjourned creditors and discharge rescission notices.

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Suffolk McKim Samuel O. Little Samuel L. Child Assner & Navisky Isaac Kaffenburg George C. Abbott John J. Dooling Walter H. Roberts Clough & Dodge Lyceum Theatre Company Pillsbury Bros Thomas C. Hovey Parker Bros Columbus Supply Company W. C. B. Fifield George E. Dodge P. W. Flynn J. W. Wolfe P. W James H. Langley Joseph Sheridan L. L. Whitney L. L W. H. Whitney Causa McConnells & Shaws Jacob Brown

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Dorchester residents seek equal transit and local court notes

Dorchester Lower Mills residents demand a transfer service matching Neponset Grove Hall and Meeting House Hill so they can reach Field's Corner via Dorchester avenue. The Municipal District Court hears the Daniel Holland drunkenness case, with Holland denying intoxication and calling temperance society members to testify. A Centre street party honors James Murphy with gifts, entertainment, and a late-night gathering.

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Dorchester Lower Mills West End Neponset Grove Hall Meeting House Hill Lower Mill Dorchester Avenue Milton Dorchester Daniel Holland Field’s Corner Courtney Holland New Temperance Society Society James Murphy Centre Street Boston Keblin Walsh Lizzie Curran Abbie Kearns P. O’neil W. F. Kirby W.jones

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Roxbury Clubs Meet and Socials Preview City Affairs

A Roxbury Athletic Club meeting is set for 3 pm at 2058 Washington Street to report on securing permanent rooms with the Weston Club. The Adelphi Whist Club entertained by the C W D S C in Armory Hall with cards and dancing until midnight. Officials attend a snock trial by the Young Men’s Democratic Club of Ward 20. Dearborn Lodge of Ancient and United Workmen held a smoke talk and initiation of fifteen new members. Roxbury Assembly officers listed include C W Richardson ruler and F Slader financial secretary. The Boston Highland Mutual Relief Society plans an April 14 ball in Orienta Hall. Roxbury Veteran Firemen’s Association hosts a banquet at Beacon Hall. Huntington Club holds a special meeting at Linden Park Street on 3 pm tomorrow. Colonel John Murphy hosts “hogshead” dinners each Thursday during Lent on Washington Street.

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Brichton Social Notes Highlight Local Residents

Mrs L A Appleton plans a month or two South this spring stopping at the Florida House St Augustine Philip O Shea treasurer Tremont Theatre buys estate at Nonantum Hill Oak Square Edward Donnelly surveys his Reedsdale Street estate Allston suburb praised Thomas Keegan recovering from injuries after attack by a woman arrested with Officer Osgood J J G Coyle formerly of Brighton thriving in New York City as East Broadway doctor Abattoir butchers moving to Somerville Collector Davis recovered from icy fall Beacon Park

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East Boston Family Obituaries and Local Club Notes

Funeral services for Michael Ford were held at his 109 Saratoga Street home with Rev. L. B. Bates officiating and burial at Woodlawn. Mrs Eftie Bennett’s funeral followed from 168 Princeton Street with interment at Woodlawn Cemetery. Miss Mamie Mooney, Meridian Street performer, to appear at a Boston theatre tomorrow night. Brendon Keenan named recording secretary of the Outing Club as Joseph A. Sweeney resigns. Joseph Power to visit Washington next week. Zenith Lodge Odd Fellows met in Central Hall to discuss possible abolition of the local court amid protest over witness travel time. Recreation Club to hold first annual dinner next Tuesday at Maverick House. Ridgely Encampment to perform royal purple degree next Monday with banquet. SHE FERRYMAN.

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Charlestown Social Happenings Include Prizes and Concerts

Vesta Chapter of the Eastern Star held a whist party at Mishawum Hall with good attendance from Chelsea and prizes awarded. Prescott Lodge A. O. U. W. hosted a Memorial Hill concert. Prison holiday exercises for Washington's Birthday feature a humorist and quartet, plus entertainment for inmates and charges. Sergeant J J Keefe remains ill at home on Mt Vernon Street after a recent promotion. Warden Lovering faces the challenge of running the institution with strong authority and legislative backing. Olive Branch Lodge Odd Fellows announces its third annual ball at Monument Hall on March 16. Sullivan Brennan Harrison Cummings and Conley visited Lowell to help start a Knights of Columbus council. Bob Sinclair at City Square office studies legal lore. E Morton Paine is ill at home on Main Street. Bunker Hix,

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How the Vote Stands With Four Tickets in Race

A lengthy roster lists voters and supporters across many streets and cities, including Thomas F. Hickey Melrose Mass 12 688 K St Neptune 23 Eaton st and Charles Goward Mattapan Mass. The long roll shows dozens of names with vote tallies beside each, illustrating the standings among candidates and supporters in a multi ticket election.

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Flora Clifford Musicale Gains Local Praise on Holland Street

Miss Flora and Arthur Clifford hosted a Thursday evening musicale at their Holland Street home, featuring professional talent alongside Miss Clifford’s singing and reading. The event drew many guests and received warm admiration.

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Free world’s fair trips offer two tickets per vote region

A promotional campaign in The Post offers seven distinct two ticket rounds to world’s fair trips. Residents in five Boston area sections can win two tickets by votes counted by March 27. Offers 6 and 7 go to top nonlocal voters in New England. Results announced by March 31.

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Special Notice On Residency Rules For World’s Fair Competitors

The editorial explains a new ruling requiring competitors to reside in the district where they compete. Improper entrants are ineligible for district prizes and cannot be transferred. A special case involved Mr Hollerin, who was moved to the South End district last Wednesday and received a special award of two round trip tickets. his name is removed from the lists.

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City Directory Listings Unclear Addresses with Multiple Names

A fragmented OCR listing presents numerous names with street addresses in a city directory. Several entries include partial or garbled data such as multiple initials, misspellings, and stray characters, making exact matching uncertain. The list references streets like West Broadway Eighth Street and Second Street, with assorted numbers and alphanumeric sequences. The overall item resembles a compiled residents and occupations snippet from a directory page.

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Cambridge Street Residents and Transfers Listed in Directory

A long listing enumerates residents and addresses in Cambridge with house numbers on Cambridge Street and nearby streets. Names include James Pitt, Frank P. Brown, Peter S. McKay, Thomas N. Ayres, Samuel W. Joel, John Bergin, and many others with street addresses and fee-like figures. The fragmentary OCR shows scattered entries for transfers, streets, and partial notes.

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World’s Fair contest boosts two tickets for winners

The Post’s World’s Fair contest awards two round trip tickets to each of seven successful candidates, enabling a winner to bring a companion to Chicago or sell the extra ticket for funds. The office grapples with coupon flood while lists show shifting standings across South Boston Cambridge Chelsea East Boston Charlestown and Somerville with Ty Carbone Johnny Amann and Meany among top movers.

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Post Chicago M. P. of Somerville Hickey Neptune Mr. Buchan Mr. Wall South Boston C. H. Hatch, Jr ER. W. F. Sullivan Fred A. Hill Cambridge Frank P. Brown Chelsea East Boson South End Charlestown Ty Carbone Johnny Amann Mr. Meany Mr. Murray

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Cambridge Professor Frew Honored by Central University Students

Cambridge notes show Professor James Frew, Central University Louisville physical director and former Cambridge resident, received a massive gold medal from Central University students. The badge, five inches long with three gold-linked pieces, features two goal posts over the C U monogram and a wreath, with the reverse inscribed as a testimonial of esteem. Also covered are Ethel M. Greene’s ninth birthday party at 4 Douglas Street, local gossip on mayoral scandal rumors, and plans by Alderman Ponce to push open space and park development across Cambridge, with Mayor Bancroft slow to act.

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Probate notice for Margaret A Keith estate administration

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Supreme Judicial Court action over spindle patents in equity

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Superior Court Sessions Report from Suffolk County

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Insolvency Court in Suffolk II Feb hearings listed

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Dorchester residents seek equal transit and local court notes

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Roxbury Clubs Meet and Socials Preview City Affairs

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Brichton Social Notes Highlight Local Residents

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Charlestown Social Happenings Include Prizes and Concerts

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How the Vote Stands With Four Tickets in Race

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