Fourteen Victims Testify as Post Crusade Details Law Efficacy
Fourteen more policy writers were fined in the Municipal Criminal Court as Boston’s Post crusade against gambling continues. The paper notes many arrests, denials, and quick fines while praising authorities’ limited action after raids. Judge Parmenter presided as cases of envelope and policy games were heard. many defendants pleaded nolo contendere and paid fines, with several cases adjourned to March 2.
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The
Faro
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George Jacobs
John Riley
Daniel Golding
John Scanlan
B. Johnson
Jacobs
Norman Street
James Conners
Thomas M. Field
William Lundy
Andrew Hamilton
Aldencourt
Harvey Collison
Samuel J. Horsford
Bernard Poole
Thomas Cameron
Thomas Parker
James Rice
Joseph Smith
Frank Watson
Arthur Smith
Blackstone Street
Wailer Street
John Mack
Watson
Charles Porter
Charles Carr
C. H. Foster
George Perry
Alfred Smith
Water Street
M. O. Adams
Smith
Editor Holman Not in the Field for Congress
In Woburn on February 26 the Woburn Journal argues editor C Vey Holman may seek a Democratic congressional nomination next election. Editor Hobbs predicts no candidacy, noting Holman’s duties as a newspaper man and his wish to promote party principles without challenging the incumbent.
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Woburn
Woburn Journal
C. Vey Holman
Daily City Press
Hobbs
Wilmington
Holman
Boston Press Club Announces Nomination Papers Required
The committee on nominations informs members that at the last monthly meeting it was decided to nominate candidates via nomination papers. Each paper must be signed by ten members, except presidential candidates needing twenty. The committee may fill vacancies and add names. Filing deadline is March 1. Balloting will use the Australian system on a club printed ballot.
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Boston Press Club
Evolution of Reason lecture at Paine Memorial Hall
Mr J M L Babcock presents the second address in a five lecture course at Paine Memorial Hall on Sunday at 3 PM. His topic is The Evolution of Reason. The New York Life Insurance Company faced criticism and praise this year yet shows strong finances with a June 30 surplus near 15 million and 1891 results including 152 million new insurance and 31 million income.
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J. M. L. Babcock
Paine Memorial Hall
New York Life Insurance Company
John A. McCall
New York Life
New Post Office Promotions System Gets Subcommittee Review
Boston Post Office reforms the promotions process with a subcommittee on the board of examiners to establish procedures. H A Thomas says the method will require substantial labor but is the best possible pending government salary fixes for carriers.
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Boston Post Office
H. A. Thomas
Western Union Restraining Royalty Payment Order
Judge Ingraham of the New York Supreme Court granted an injunction restraining the Western Union Telegraph Company from paying royalties on leased lines of the Montreal Telegraph Company. A $40,000 payment was due on Monday, and the injunction was obtained by Western Union stockholders.
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New York
Ingraham
Supreme Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
Montreal Telegraph Company
Break in Pall River Prints Marks Quiet Market
Fally River February 26 The print cloth market has dipped one sixteenth of a cent and closes quiet. Quotations show 81-16 cents for 64x64s and 254 cents nominal for 0x58. Weekly sales exceed 100,000 pieces, mainly noting the current lull in activity.
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Fally River
Week's Business Failures Reported Across Nations
Bradstreet's notes U S business failures for the week total 227, up from 218 a year ago, with the year to date below the comparable totals of the prior four years. Canada reports 48 failures in the same week.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
United States
Canada
Providence Enters Illumination Journey of Senators
Senators Aldrich and Allison departed Washington for Providence for several days. In Providence, Allison spoke to the Young Men's Republican club outlining regional concerns and political aims amid a busy midwinter schedule.
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Providence
Washincoton
D. C
Aldach
Allison
Washington
Disabled British ship Orsino bound for New York
The British vessel Orsino, arriving at Gloucester from Trapapi, reported on February 24 a encounter with an iron ship with a missing main mast and poor rigging, drifting toward New York under storm sail. The iron ship offered assistance which was declined.
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New York
Orsino
Gloucester
Trapapi
Ryders Sues Railroad for 20000 Damages in Conn Yard
In United States Circuit Court on Feb 26 Aldrich J presided over the case of A L Ryders of New York against the New England Railroad Company for 20000 in personal injury damages. Plaintiff injured at Willimantic in 1889 when struck by a locomotive tender in the freight yard allegedly due to lack of warning. Jury disagreed. Attorneys B F Butler T H Pearse for plaintiff F A Farnham E Baldwin for defendant.
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Supreme Judicial Court
The
Commonwealth
Daniel McCauley
J. A. Norcrosset Ab
State Street Exchange
J. D. Long
W. L. Bouve
Laintiff
J. Lowell, Jr
Thomas Wentworth
Lowlevy
Swasey
Mass
W. G. Russell
Marion W
Thomas W. Pierce
C.M. Hammenway
Pierce and Paige
N. H
A. Latham
Henry Abrahams
Board of Park Commissioners
City of
Boston
Franklin Park
Commonwealth Vs. Davis
United States
George Fred Williams
G. W. Anderson
Joseph Graham
John
Charlestown
Medford
G. A. O. Ernst
F. D. Alien
I. M. Babson
R. W. Nason
Williamstown
Troy & Greenfield
H.C. Bliss
Gaston & Whitney
J. Bennett
F. E. Snow
R. M. Morse, Jr
J. Kennett
A. A. Strout
W. H. Coolidge
Mason
C. J
Emma M. Smith
J.C. Hoyt
H. M. Colby & Co
Boston Carriage Company
H. M. Colby
H. M. Richardson & Co
Leominster
Suffolk Superior Court docket reports jury trials
Feb 26 First Session juries heard in Bridget Joyce et al. v Cavanagh et al and Michael Daley v Jacobs with verdict for Daley for 225. Chelsea case for 3000 damages. Dec 6 1890 plank walk accident at Broadway 298 noted. Third Session includes Borofski v West End Street Railway for 4500. Jeremiah Tinklham v Clarke contract for 203.17. Mary French v Comee administr ator for 411. Fourth Session Thomelius v West End Street Railway for damages. Madison v West End Street incomplete.
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Suffolk
Suprrman
Bridget Joyce
W. R Cavanagh
E. M. Johnson
J. M. Keith
E. B. Callendar
L. J. Cavanagh
Michael Daley
Charles Jacobs
C. W. Cushing
J. B. Moran
L. J. Smart
City of
Chelsea
Broadway
Sas Noble
F. E. Fitz
F. A. Pelton
Thompson
C. F. Folsom
F. H. Downing
E. Greenhood
W. B. Orcitt
Louis Borofski
West End Street Railway Company
P. J. Casey
Mary French
James T. Comee
John W. Sarsfield
Fesssenden
Chris. Thomelius
J. R. Smith
J. N. Pastene
M. F. Dickinson
D Jr
W. B. Prout
Daniel Madison
West End Street
Edwin Salls vs George R Emerson contract action
In Middlesex Superior Court Cambridge on February 26 Judge Bono presided. Edwin S Salls sued George R Emerson for 65 weeks work. Verdict for plaintiff for 550 dollars. Counsel: Russell Bradford for plaintiff Ranney and Clark for defendant. Second session Br any, J. Trial list pages 42 48 44 46 from February 29 week.
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Braney, J
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