Civil Appeals Involving Union Ice and Crowell Libelants
Two appeals from Maine District Court decision over damages for the Weybosset grounding and ice loss. Union Ice denied warranty, contesting liability, while Crowell seeks damages. court notes misadventure and value adjustments, with trial actions and counsel listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Cort. Neson and Carrenter
J. J. Union Ice Company
Respondent
Samuel R. Crowell
Appellees
Union Ice Company
Appellee
Justice of the District Court of Maine
Weybosset
Responde
Kennebec River
Bangor
Tewksbury Beach
Philadelphia
Knickerbocker Tee Company
Boston
Maine
Labie
P. Stetson
J. W. Symonds
Ive Company
T. Russel, Jr
Clarence Hale
Portland
Trial of Wandering Jew crew verdicts and fines
United States District Court proceedings on the Wandering Jew ship charged crew abuse. All defendants Crosby Crosby and others were found not guilty of cruel punishment. A separate case against Robert Crosby for assault on Tingberg resulted in guilty finding and a $10 fine.
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United States
D. C
Supreme Judicial Court Rescripts on Grand Jury Bias
January 3 decision rejects defense that pretrial grand jury bias tainted indictment in Commonwealth vs Willard Woodward. Court upholds validity, notes potential dangers of private grand juror influence but finds no corruption. overrules plea in abatement. Also addresses liquor law case Commonwealth vs Alfred Poison, ruling on juror instruction and prosecutorial remarks during trial.
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Cummings & Higginson
Commonwealth
Holder
A. Trip
Bristolls
Tria
Pierce
Manuel
Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
Willard F. Woodward
Defenant
Bristol County Grand Jury
R. W. O’toole
W. H. Fox
Timothy C. Barker
Obates
N. Harris
J. W. Cummings
BE. L. White
Alfred
Hin
Supreme Court
Supreme Judicial Court
Com. Vs
January sitting opened of Superior Court in Suffolk
The January sitting of the Superior Court (Suffolk, Is. an.) opened with prayer by Rev. James Reed. First session heard libel and personal injury actions including Wiggin v Parke for $10,000 damages and Hunting v Boston & Albany RR for $5,000. Numerous cases listed in order of appearance across sessions with judges Fryzini, Richardson, and Braley presiding.
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Suffolk
James Reed
New Jerusalem Church
Thompson
James B. Wiggin
George W. Parke
Maria Murdoch
Gray
Murdoch
Grays
J G. Holt
A. Hemenway
Fryzini
Ryan
Walsh
N. Y
N. E. RR
Hobbs
Col. Falls B. Co
Goulil
Gay
Buss
Drivers
U. L Co
O’shea
Walter
Dana
Hitchings
Lucas
Worcester
L. M. Child
Samuel Hoar
W. Hudson
Crowley
Boston & Maine R.R
MacGivern
Thos
Wilson’s Sons
Hapood
Southworth
Moore
Austin
Davis
Dow
Tallon
Rowean
Braley
Frederick F.gellard
Naumkeagz Street Railway
Salem
Beverly
Pleasant
Bridge Streets
L. S. Dabney
E. M. Johnson
H. P. Moulton
Kellogg
Campbell P. Press Mig. Co
Campbell Vp
Press Mig. Co
Troy Mowing M. Co
Fales
Nash
Brion
Coombs
Fitchburg
R.R
Wilmarth
Bost
Murray
Driscoll
Brosnahan
Fitchburg R.R
Stevenson
Boston
Emerson
Hearssy
City Bk
Stardz
New
Robertson
Roberts
Saime
Same
Pierce
Haywood
Porter
Brown
Leonard
Corey
Jones
Cambridge Wedding Links Three Localities in Cambridgeport
Yesterday word spread of a wedding held last Wednesday evening at 220 Ashmont street Dorchester. Charles W Hall and Elizabeth W Loring wed with close relatives present and will reside at 687 Washington street Dorchester. Local society notes report civic visits and club renovations at Prospect House Phenix Club offices.
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Charles W. Hall
Cambridgeport
Elizabeth W. Loring
Allston
Mansfield
Ashmont Street
Dorchester
Arthur Little
Hall
Washington Street
Clarence I. Allen
Charles H. Spear
Lynn
Mass
City Hall
Walker
Frank Pratt
Joseph A. Adams
Union Hall
Ned Phelan
Bancroft
Cambridge
Joseph J. Kelley
George S. Saunders
Counihan
Eddie
St. Omer Lodge 9
K. of P
Louise F. Gay
Gay
Brookline Street
Fairmont Street
Phenix Club
Prospect House
Charles Sumner
Century
Cosmopolitan
Quarter
Journal of Economics
North American Review
Harvard Bridge
Cambridge's Brightest Scholars List Draws Local Interest
Cambridge's Morse School announces ten of its brightest scholars: Mabel Hall Elvina Lundstedt James McSwain Anne Ph Lips Geraldine Hopkins Marguerite Davis Willam Kerkeley Mabel Moorhouse Harry Goldsmith Fred Higgins. Tomorrow's Post will publish ten scholars from another Cambridge public school as well.
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Morse School
Mabel Hall
Elvina Lundstedt
James McSwain
Anne Ph. Lips
Geraldine Hopkins
Marguerite Davis
Willam Kerkeley
Mabel Moorhouse
Harry Goldsmith
Fred Higgins
Cambridge
Dorchester Notes New Sergeant Honors Gathered In Dorchester
Dorchester reports praise for new sergeant C A Swan and notes a Harvest Whist Club entertainment at Blake Hall with Annie Timmons Charles Bennett Br Broff and Miles Ryder as performers. A celebration for Conductor M J Burke at his home yielded a gold watch. Plans include Pioneer Social Club anniversary at Field's Corner and a new Ashmont social club. Dorchester sewer workers seek recall, half time for teamsters. St Anne s A and L Society set Jan 10 at Wood s Hall Neponset. Frank Merriam to build a double wooden house on Dorchester Avenue opposite Faulkner Street. City ward seeks funds to improve the town field for baseball and football.
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C.A. Swan
Harvest Whist Club
Blake Hall
Annie Timmons
Charles Bennett
Charles Broff
Miles Ryder
M. J. Burke
Field's Corner
West End
Freeport Street
Pioneer
Field’s Corner
Ashmont
Dorchester
Sewer Department
M. #. Hurley
T. McAndrew
Aids
St. Anne
Grove Haut
Dorchester Public Schools Highlight Ten Bright Scholars
Ernest Shelenbac William Bradley Van Dunninge Stewart Gould Kelen Bean Walter Browne Walter Smith Austin Wood Ernest Watson named among ten of the brightest scholars in Dorchester public schools. The list is shared as a note to readers to look out for these notable students.
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Harris
Leslie Nichols
Ernest Shelenbac
William Bradley
van Dunninge
Stewart Gould
Kelen Bean
Walter Browne
Walter Smith
Austin Wood
Ernest Watson
Dorchester
East Boston Social Events Spotlight at Maverick House
The Thorndike Club held its fourth assembly in Maverick House hall last night, meeting its club standard. Daughters of Rebekah installation occurred in Central building followed by a banquet. The Outing Club staged its sixth complimentary concert in Central Building. A noted wedding linked Dr Edward Flavin O'Shea and Miss Louise Catherine Morrison with a large guest list and lavish gifts.
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Thorndike Club
Maverick House
Daughters of Rebekah
Central Building
Outing Club
Mildred George
A. F. Burnett
John Smith
James Franklin
E. Dalton
Melville George
Janes E H. Halligan
James H. Halligan
Edward Flavin O’shea
Louise Catherine Morrison
Patrick Morrison
Chelsea Street
John A. O’shea
John B. O’brien
THE
Perryman
East Boston public schools name ten brightest scholars
The Chapman School selects ten top students including Clara Hodgkins Blanche Harding Lind Lawnsbros Savel Sturtieff Frankie Sullivan Charles Lovell Clarence Laskiey May Emery William Brooks Jennie Tay. Teachers urge neighbors to watch for the lists and praise the standout pupils.
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Chapman School
Clara Hodgkins
Blanche Harding
Lind Lawnsbros
Savel Sturtieff
Frankie Sullivan
Charles Lovell
Clarence Laskiey
May Emery
William Brooks
Jennie Tay
Boston
Young Men’s Democratic Club Trip To Washington
The Young Men’s Democratic Club of Massachusetts arranged with A C Varnum New England passenger agent of the Boston and Maine railroad for transport to Washington for the inauguration. Route via Boston and Maine and Poughkeepsie Bridge with Pullman sleepers. Committee to issue full circular and apply for a parade position with silk flags honoring Democracy of the old Bay State.
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The
Young Men's Democratic Club of
Massachustts
A. C. Varnum
New England
Boston & Maine Railroad
Washington
Boston & Maine
Poughkeepsie Bridge
A Victory Gained at Paine's Furniture Offer
A notice highlights a low cost sideboard from Paine's Furniture Company at 48 Canal Street. It praises the item as Feast furniture and signals a rare, shrewd shopper opportunity in the newspaper's pages.
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Paine
Canal Street
Walter Baker & Co Dorchester Plant Leads In Chocolate Making
Walter Baker & Co of Dorchester Massachusetts claims the oldest and largest cocoa and chocolate establishment on the continent. The Neponset River site straddles Dorchester Boston and Mitton with five mills covering about 315000 square feet. The firm prides its use of full strength raw materials and refined flavor to set a standard for purity and excellence.
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Walter Baker & Co
Dorchester
Neponset River
Boston
Mitton
Lincoln School Names in South Boston Public Schools
Raymond Clapp Ernest Allard John Abbott and others listed for Lincoln School and South Boston public schools. Names include Harry Hilton Frank Walsh Charles Brace James Woodsome Herman Allard Harry Reddell Charles Cotton. Informational brief notes on school personnel.
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Lincoln School
Raymond Clapp
Ernest Allard
John Abbott
Harry Hilton
Frank Walsh
Charles Brace
James Woodsome
Herman Allard
Harry Reddell
Charles Cotton
South Boston
East Somerville Woman Wins Columbia Castle Watch
Mabel Byam of East Somerville wins the elegant gold watch offered to the lady with the most votes by Columbia Castle K G E of Charles Town, beating her rival by over two hundred votes. A pleasant Y M C A reception followed, with many attendees. The West Somerville Dancing School annual ball will be at Clarendon Hall tonight. Dr and Mrs Charles Parkhurst celebrate twenty five years of marriage with a large reception and numerous gifts. OLp Pi'vpER House.
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East Somerville
Mabel Byam
Columbia Castle
Charlestown
West Somerville Dancing School
Clarendon Hall
Chicago
Charles Parkhurst
Olp Pi'vper House
Brightest Scholars Named in Prescott and Charlestown Schools
Tomorrow's Post lists ten top scholars from Prescott School Nellie Turnbull Leo Griffin Willie Dwight Mary Reardon Annie Butler Eddie Gallagher Willie Medicus Gracie White Willie Putney Mary Welch. Readers are urged to share word of these standout students and their achievements.
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Prescott
Nellie Turnbull
Leo Griffin
Willie Dwight
Mary Reardon
Annie Butler
Eddie Gallagher
Willie Medicus
Gracie White
Willie Putney
Mary Welch
Charlestown
Somerville's Brightest Scholars at Edgeley School
Ten of Edgeley School's top students named including Harry A. Conway Clara E. Alger Mary Lester Lyle F. Perkins Mabel F. Raney Ernest Ss. Goodspeed Jhod Dellea sasie L. Hammett Herbert N. Pullen Bertina May Crisp Tomorrow's Post will print ten more outstanding scholars from Somerville's public schools.
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Edgeley School
Harry A. Conway
Clara E. Alger
Mary Lester
Lyle F. Perkins
Mabel F. Raney
Ernest Ss. Goodspeed
Jhod, Dellea
Sasie L. Hammett
Herbert N. Pullen
Bertina May Crisp
Somerville
Meeting of the Temp Home for Working On Today
The annual meeting of the Home for Working on today at the home, 453, Have you found.
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TEMP
Carter School Names Ten Bright Chelsea Scholars
Tomorrow's Post lists ten brightest scholars from Chelsea public schools including Walter Brown Maudshaw Fred Slewman Bessie Gibbard Mona Bedford Farohki Pepper Harry Bower Morris Fisher Mabel Bartlett Flora Bower. Readers urged to tell friends.
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Carter School
Walter Brown
Maudshaw
Fred Slewman
Bessie Gibbard
Mona Bedford
Farohki Pepper
Harry Bower
Morris Fisher
Mabel Bartlett
Flora Bower
Anothe Chelsea
Brighton District Seeks Ambulance for Police Use
A fragmentary notice from Brighton discusses police needs including an ambulance. It notes the current patrol wagon is inadequate for serious accidents and mentions a boy injured at the batch requiring hours for police arrival. Other items mention Alderman Lee, political support, and a house at Bennett and Goas streets valued around $20,000.
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Veyance
Frank Cushman
John H. Lee
Allston
Lawrence Kent
Bennett and
Goas Streets
Alliston Club
Beacon Pat
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George S. Roberts
Robers
B. Price
Bill
W. K. Tubman
R. J. Fisher
Rience, ‘Fe
W.H. Parker
M.D
Bulfinch St
Peabody Medical Institute
National Medical Assocation
England
Madrid Chemical CO
Dearborn Street
Ill
Weeks & Porter
George C. Goodwin
Hanover St
Acdres Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Santas-Dmidy
United States District Court
Nelson
Dunsar
Bacon
Cotton
Eidy
Sargent
Cotter
Wilson
Scully
Isbell Porter Co
Ham
Haifard
Wheeler
Weymouth
Polley
Connelly
Dean
Marden
City of Cambridge
Hellier
Fee
Bees
Reber
Stoddard
Lord
Rollins
Whittier Mach. Co
Geiger
Equity
Mason
C. J
Boston Bar Association
Isaac F. Sawyer
H. W. Chaplin
C. L. Giddings
J.S. Patton
I. F. Sawyer
Bishop
Watson
Libellant
Susan Watson
Nisi
Gaston & Whitney
Albert H. Hardy
Eizabeth Hardy
Libellee
C. F. Eldredge
Eliza Marshall
Ames L. Marshall
J. F. Wakefield
John W. Lewis
Annie L. Lewis
C. H. Plummer
Bryant
John H. v
Mary
Lee
Julia v. Harry
Tlapgood
Emma M
Oliver M
Kemp
Katherine E
Robert H
Titus
Fred M
Eva A
Nellie J. v
John K
Addie E
George C
Huber
Johanna v. Max
Chapman
Mary A. v
Herman M
Pease
Lottie v
Frank G
Shepard
Chas. H. v. Stella
Gardner
Fernando G
Mary L
Hill
Mary v. John
Thomas
Mary J. v. William
Miles
Nicodemus
Annie
Canning
Annie v. Nicholas
Weisse
Josephine v. Anthony
Green
Nelson G
Abby L
Beecham
New York Depot
Boston Post
East Boston
Chelsea
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Brighton
Essenan
St. Augustine’s
Corner
Baxter Strets
Father Harkins
St. Augustine’s Church
Holy Cross College
E. J. Power
J. O. Hyman
Cuba
Jennie Gertrude Kailman
Maurice Selig
Broadway
South Boston Citizens Association
Gray’s Hall
Flood
St. Augustine
Fla
South Boston Owl Club
Bethesda Hall
Officer O'Rourke
M. A. Fritz
Charles
Kearsary Naval Veterans’ Association
Monda
Chamberlain
Caleb Rand
Rand
Lodge
St. Francis de Sales Y
C. T. Society
Socie
Monument Square
Tomorre
Unker Hill
Somerville's
Brighest Suroilars
Willia
Mildred Hatton
Putunam
Elec
C. Brewer
George Patten
J. M. Limscott
Curius
Thomas Nolan
James XII Ligan
Maret Moran
Everett Avenue
BP. B. Kier
Kiernan
Bosson
Nolan
Webster School
Lulu Dexter
Kittie Morse
Leslie Brooks
Arthur Menoing
Seraphine Kt
Ouge
Winchester Heath
Edmund Thompsons
Rudolph Brigiman
Helen Mack
Lulu Reagan
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