City Growth Presses Sewers and Public Works
The city faces soaring sewer costs and new petitions for approximately one million dollars in sewers while annual sewer outlays run about 150 000. Stony Brook improvements proceed with a fall 1853 completion goal, and emergency measures may be needed without new funding. The water system remains profitable with planned expansions and a new reservoir. the fire department is in strong shape with new houses and gear. The city eyed selling unproductive properties to fund sinking funds, and public schools show steady growth with new buildings and calls for industrial education kindergartens and improved sanitary conditions.
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Sewer Department
Stony Brook
Tremont Street
Boston & Providence Railroad
Board of Aldermen
Dudley Street
South Boston
Roxpury
Boston
Board of Street Commissioners
Inspector of Buildings
Faneuil Hall Market
East Boston Ferries
Public Library
Common and Public Grounds
Corporation Counsel
Committee On
Harvard
Fresh Pond
Aetaveveser
City departments report mixed progress and funding needs
Mayor O'Brien releases annual department communiqués noting sewer and bridge work progress but long term underfunding. Fire, health, water, parks, streets, schools and public buildings outline accomplishments and requested budgets, with calls for subways study, new fireboat, industrial education, and kindergarten expansion.
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O'Brien
Boston
Board of Health
Board of Assessors
Water Board
Te Board
Alance
City Notes From Boston and Worcester Developments
Notable shifts include Worcester forming a new cremation society while Boston sees changes at City Hospital trusteeship and court clerks. The China Mutual Insurance Company names new directors and George L Deblois becomes president as Osborne Howes retires after 35 years. Public music and charity events fill the morning schedule.
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China Mutual Insurance Company
Edward M. Brewer
T. Quincy Browne
T. Jefferson Coolidge
John W. Cumings
Andrew Cutting
George S. Dabney
George L. Deblois
John 8. Emery
Charles F. Fairbanks
Alpheus H. Hardy
Joseph A. Iasigi
Albert Lewis
Charles F. Perry
William A. Rust
J. Henry Sears
Cyrus Wakefield
I. Goodwin Whitney
Charles F. Wyman
Stephen M. Weld
Edmund A. Poole
Osborne Howes
Inaugural Cambridge Mayor Russell Outlines City Finance
Cambridge Mayor William E. Russell delivers a fourth term inaugural focusing on finances. He credits Frederick H. Rindge for gifts funding a city hall library high school and bridge projects and details the city’s debt position tax policy and relief options. He urges state relief to fund major improvements including a new bridge and Front Street widening.
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Cambridge
Francis G. Peabody
Orcutt
Alvin F. Sortwell
Walter W. Pike
Henry I. Upham
William W. Dollinger
Stratton
Millan
Neilon
Corcoran
Sleeper
Teele
Lindsey
Frasier
Doherty
Hincks
Hincks and Doherty
Soldiers’ Aid
Hineks
Neison
New Bridges
Messrs
Bonds
Sortwell
Sandborn
Aylward
Almshouse
Waugh
Callahan
McPeek
Shannon
Sanborn
Piper
Bingham
Carter
Houllehan
Hunt
McNamee
Murdock
Wheeler and
Eveleth
Bingham and
Frederick H. Rindge
Russell
Boston
Treasury
Harvard
Tridge
Front Street
Whch
Exec
Trade mark battle over Moxie Nerve Food labels
United States Circuit Court Judge Colt rules for the plaintiff in seven cases against Beach Tuttle Fairbanks Smith Clark Harlan Smith Dunn for injunctions. Defendants imitated labels bottles and wrappers of Moxie Nerve Food to deceive the public, with several using Noxie or similar designs. The decision covers imitation across multiple defendants and orders injunctions against all defendants.
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United States Circuit Court
Colt
Circuit
Moxie Nerve Food Company
Herbert C. Beach
William O. Tuttle
Levi Fairbanks
Josiah B. Smith
David A. Clark
Nicholas Harlan
Orlando A. Smith
William ¥. Dunn
Apollinaris
Beach and Clarridge
G. I. Richardson
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
al. R. Bailey
C. Robinson
A. K. Pillsbury
R. Lund
Oe Pe Lange
H. #. Naphen
Creditors Accept Cushman & Co Offer in Boston Meeting
Boston creditors of Cush man & Co dealer in fancy goods vote to accept the New York offer of 88 and four eighths cents on the dollar payable March 15. Liabilities about 94747.72 including rent taxes and borrowed money. Assets include stock accounts and cash. Also notes on Riley Manufacturing Co mortgage sale Hamlin & Co assignment Mortimer house fire and details of assets liabilities. Cocos and CocoaLatS by Walter Baker & Co is reviewed.
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Boston
Cushman & Co
Temple Place
New York
Riley Manufacturing Company
Lowell
Hamlin & Co
Grocers
Claremont
N. A
F. L. Mortimer
Mortimer
Minneapolis
District Court Faces Resumed Trial and Clerk Changes
United States district court resumed the Wiley and Jackman illicit distilling trial in Methuen as B Hall and J C Sanborn argued the case. Clerk Clement Hill retires after eight years. Elisha Bassett named court clerk with bond and oath. Frank H Mason appointed deputy clerk.
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United States District Court
Clement Hugh Hill
Bassett
Hill
United States
Frank W. Wiley
Charles ¥. Jackman
Methuen
B. Hall
J. C. Sanborn
Clement H. Hill
District Court
Elisha Bassett
Bond
Frank H. Mason
Worcester
Supreme Court cases including Commonwealth v White and court dockets
Rescript overrules exceptions in Commonwealth vs Francis L White a fifty four count forgery case with a guilty verdict in the Superior Court and admissibility of evidence affirmed. January term opens Suffolk County Superior Court lists many pending cases and motions with dates January 9 10 and 2 more sessions in Middlesex County Brigham CJ presiding
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Commonwealth
Francis L. White
Suerior
A. J. Waterman
E. Avery
Suffolk County
Nonantum
Hayes
Norfolk Superior Court opens December sitting in Dedham
The December session of the Norfolk County Superior Court begins in Dedham with Judge Pitman presiding. Foremen E Bradford Guild of Norfolk and William E Pond of Wrentham are chosen for the two juries amid a list of cases including Charles Wellington v Patrick Leach for rent and land in Needham.
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Norfolk County
Pitman
Superior Court
Dedham
E. Bradford Guild
Norfolk
William E. Pond
Wrentham
Seabury
Charles H. Wellington
Patrick Leach
Needham
E. C. Bumpus
E. Grover
A. Mackintosh
Jameson
Robertson
Bird Et al
Lewis
Stevens
Gaffney
Harper
Inhabitants
Cowen
Sunder
Sharon
Ryan
Russell
McTiernan
Fallon
Strathdee
Thayer
Adams v City of Newburport tort action over highway defect
In Essex County Superior Court a tort suit by Lucy Adams seeks damages for injuries from a highway fall alleged to be due to a defect. The defense is a general denial and the verdict favors the defendant. Listed cases follow, including Perkins v Crouse and others.
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Adams
City of Newburport
Plantiff
Lucy Adams
J. OC. Bayley
Hale
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