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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1893

Page

7

Dupont Held on Extradition Warrant in Railway Theft Case

In the civil courts, United States District Court on Jan 4 detained Narcisse Dup for extradition on a petition by Inspector Skeffington of the Inter-Colonial Railway of Canada. Dupont faces charges of stealing money from a passenger on a Fraserville Quebec train. he is jailed two weeks to allow time for evidence. The court plans to try criminal cases tomorrow.

United States District Court Neuson Narcisse Dup Skeffington Inter-Colonial Railway of Canada Dupont Sessr Fraserville Que

Supreme Judicial Court opinions on assault and torts in 19th century Boston

The Supreme Judicial Court reviews multiple cases including Hobbs vs Hill where a police officer’s written complaint was not required and the jury ruled for the defendant, along with the tort action against Gould for fall from a roof where knots in a rope caused the accident and the Atlantic Works lien case against the tug Clide enforcing a vessel repair lien. opinions discuss written vs oral complaints, expert knot-tying fault, and state lien jurisdiction with dissenting judges Millett and Foster.

Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth Charles A. Hobbs Irving G. Hill Revere Chelsea Supreme Judicial Court J. E. Hanley A. Hemenway Thomas Denning George W. Gould A. A. Strout G. T. Lincoln Atlantic Works Clide Morton and Knowlton Millett & Foster Carver & Blodgett

Supreme Judicial Court restrains Boston Blacking Co. in trade marks

In a bill in equity the Supreme Judicial Court blocked the Boston Blacking Company from using trade marks and labels similar to those of Morrow and partners including Hercules leather cement and Original North Bridgewater Dressing blacking. Damages claimed were 25000 but the decree awarded no damages or costs, granting perpetual injunctions against the defendants with plaintiffs to recover no further costs. G Morse and E N Hill appeared for plaintiffs and C T & T H Russell for defendants.

Supreme Judicial Court Suffolk Morrow J. C. M. Hathaway Et Als Boston Blacking Company Hercules Leather Hercules Rubber Cement Lynn North Bridgewater G. Morse E. N. Hill C. T T. H. Russell

Injuries and tort actions court list from 1893 district court

Action to recover damages for personal injuries arises from a September 26, 1888 incident on a Salem Beverly horse car resulting in amputation of the plaintiff's right leg. Verdict awarded $1,500. Numerous civil and equity cases listed with attorneys and trial status, including disbarment petition and property mortgage disputes. The Suffolk Superior Court and Middlesex sessions list multiple cases, verdicts, and deadlines, with a notice for civil docket call on January 21, 1893 in Malden.

Salem Beverly Pleasant Bridge Streets Dabney E. M. Johnson H. P. Moulton William Murray James Driscoll Lenox Mass W. A. Gaston A. F. Hayden J. Lowell, Jr Richmond Boston Kellogg Campbell P. Press . Co Campbell P. Press Mfg. Co Nash Brion Coombs Fitchburg R.R Wilmarth Bost. & Me Brosnahan Stevenson Emerson Hearsey Stardz New Haywood Porter Brown Leonard Corey Jones Wood Bost Barbier Higgins Behan Hall Church Drake Marginski Sweeney Standard Cord Co Leishman Tutein Mullen Coleman Leach Concord & Mont. R.R No. Am. Invest. Co O’brien First District Court Eastern Middlesex Malden William N. Tuist

Charlestown set to install officers at several camps

Quartermaster Fred F. Stotz of Colonel Ezra Trull Camp will publicly install Camp 34 Wakefield officers tonight, raise Camp 31 Roxbury officers Monday, and install Camp 4 Randolph officers Thursday January 12 with a staff from Colonel Trull Camp. Florence A. Vialle rites were held yesterday at 83 High street and burial followed at Mt Hope Cemetery. Jack Keefe, Station 15 clerk, promoted to sergeant amid praise. Lieuts Brown and Williams retire, praised for fair treatment. Patolmen Plummer Campbell also leave. Sgt Burns transfers to Station 2. Apollo Banjo and Mandolin Club concert in Association Hall. Major Stearns Post G A R installed officers. Elizabeth Turner to install Relief Corps 9. Abraham Lincoln Camp Sons of Veterans installed last evening. Bunker Hill.

Fred F. Stotz Ezra Trull Sons of Veterans Wakefield Roxbury Randolph Quartermaster Stotz Trull Camp Florence A. Vialle William Vialle Worcester Benjamin F. Stacey Philo W. Sprague High Street Mt Hope Cemetery Jack” Keefe White Station 15 William Brown Ken” Williams Plummer Campbell Burns Charlestown Bunker Hill Station 2 Apollo Banjo and Mandolin Club Association Hall George L. Stearns Post Post Department George H. Innis Elizabeth A. Turner Relief Corps Abraham Lincoln

Ten Brightest Scholars Named From Charlestown School

Tomorrow's Post will publish the names of ten of the brightest scholars in Charlestown's public schools. The list will feature Nellie Gee Lizzie Murphy Winnie Gillooly Thomas Lavelle Nellie Cosgrove Frank Sullivan John Lavelle Frank Webster May Davis and William Magni.

Harvard Nellie Gee Lizzie Murphy Winnie Gillooly Thomas Lavelle Nellie Cosgrove Frank Sullivan John Lavelle Frank Webster May Davis William Magni Charlestown South Boston Thomas N. Hart School Louis Hyman Harry Richardson Augustus Riley Frank Wilder James Donovan Edward Shea Augustus Warkus William Raynor Ernest Palmer Francis Leahy Webster School Mary Robertson Grace Aaron Charles Mahady Stephen Smith Francis Leonard Emma Leighton Chester Freeman Frankie Holton Saul Witt Lizzie Crowley Anold Cambridge Frien

Chelsea News Briefs and Society Notes in 1893

Captain James Theall sails for the West Indies. Rev L H Packard sought for Somerville church. Ella Baldwin named the prettiest girl at Carter School. Arthur Clark tall in Chelsea. Rev H M Green of Harvard Divinity to preach at Unitarian Church next Sunday. St Luke’s Sunday School starts at 2 30 next Sunday. Chelsea Police Relief Association officers listed for 1893. Alter Ego Club bar masque to be staged next Wednesday at Ethian Rink with rich original costumes. The Ferryman.

James Theall West Indies L H. Packard Somerville Carter School Ella Baldwin Chelsea Arthur Clark H. M. Green Harvard Divinity School Unitarian Church St. Luke’s Chelsea Police Relief Association W. P. Drury H. H. Hayes George C. Hussey H. H. Haskell Fitz Roy Grover F. W. Tucker W. L. Hebblethwaite Frank W. Sawyer Lewis Clark W. H. Gaillac J. L. Harrison L. E. Hewett Gasper G. Shannon F. A. R Smith William A. Anderson Ethian Rink Ferryman

Chelsea Public Schools Highlight Ten Brightest Scholars

Chelsea’s brightest scholars list ten students including Beula M. Dix Edith Wright Fanny Davis William Bellman Guy Garey George Tent Charlotte Isley Ralph Putnam Louis Carr and Marion Dale. The public schools publish another list and urge readers to watch for future announcements.

Beula M. Dix Edith Wright Fanny Davis William Bellman Guy L. Garey George Tent Charlotte Isley Ralph Putnam Louis Carr Marion Dale Chelsea

Democrats Will March to Inauguration in Washington

The Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts will join in President Cleveland's inauguration on March 4 in Washington. Transportation is arranged via Boston and Maine Railroad over the Poughkeepsie bridge with Pullman sleepers for lodging. Ira C. Hersey of Foxboro is chairman and W. A. Hyde of Woburn is clerk of the executive committee.

Young Men’s Democratic Club of Massachusetts Cleveland Washington Boston & Maine Poughkeepsie Bridge Ira C. Hersey Foxboro W. A. Hyde Woburn

Neponset Transit Upgrades Sought by Dorchester Residents

Neponset residents petition for better transit as West End electric cars on Dorchester avenue fail to speed trips to the city. Delays of up to twenty minutes occur post-transfer to Neponset cars, prompting calls for a Dorchester avenue to Neponset electric line and improved Codman street lighting. Community notes report St Gregory's Court meeting, cottage club ball plans, new dental parlors, and street improvements amid local building activity.

Neponset West End Dorchester Avenue St. Gregory’s Court Odd Fellows’ Hall Milton Lower Mills P. J. Moore J. F. Finn Michael Done P. Fallon James McGrath Michael Macnamara Inside Sentinel Dennis Finn Outside Sentinel Thomas McCormick High Court Thomas P. Lockney John O’callahan E. J. Rogers Ellsworth Street John E. Walsh Neponset Avenue C. V. Whitten Ots Cottage Mason Old Colony Railroad Marsh Street Granite Avenue St. Peter’s Church Codman Street Dorchester Music Hall Grove Hall

Minot School Names Read Like Dorchester Public List

A Dorchester public schools roster includes Ernest Dixon Jessie Beane Pearl Timberlake Lillie Allerby John Dacy Ralph Taylor William Riley Russell Crump Jennie Davidson Peter McAndrew and indicates community schooling activity.

Minot Ernest Dixon Jessie Beane Pearl Timberlake Lillie Allerby John Dacy Ralph Taylor William Riley Russell Crump Jennie Davidson Peter McAndrew Dorchester

Somerville Snapshots including a near miss at Winter Hill station

Reader notes a freight train dangerously ignored stopping rules near Winter Hill as passengers alighted on the left. The piece also reports a ladies lecture at Woodbridge gymnasium on serving dainty dishes, staff changes at Edgerly and Highland schools, a fifth anniversary event for Reliance Council in West Somerville, and a portrait of Sergeant Dow a familiar police figure.

Winter Hill Lowell Woodbridge Cantabrigia Club Annie L. Elder Edgerly Agnes M. Ward Highland School Reliance Council United Fellowship New Lodge West Somerville Sergeant Dow Somerville Police Bowd Street

Highland School Names Ten Bright Scholars

Highland School recognizes ten top students including Hoppie Hanaliv Norris Hadley Louis Millionthaler Florence Stoddard Stella Benson Florence Phillips Alice Owen George Chandler Susie Anderson George Colley from Somerville's public schools for high achievement.

Highland School Hoppie Hanaliv- Norris Hadley Louis Millionthaler Florence Stoddard Stella Benson Florence Phillips Alice Owen George Chandler Susie Anderson George Colley Somerville

How the Vote Stands Chief John Mullen and Others

Fragmented OCR shows names like Chief John Mullen M F Sullivan Patrick Moran E Mulveny J Commeny and J J Dutra with scattered letters and unclear counts. Remaining readable items include Charles H Cochrane Thomas F Meehan and a partial note on vote standings.

John Mullen M. F. Sullivan Patrick Moran E. Mulveny J.J. Dutra Charles H. Cochrane Thomas F. Meehan

East Boston Briefs: Fire, Funerals, and Local Notices

A fire alarm at 176 Border street was quickly controlled with little damage after smoke began in a rear chimney of a harness shop owned by John Robbins and occupied by William Baker. Obituaries note Mary Schell’s burial at Maiden and Mary English funeral at Holy Redeemer with interment Holy Cross. Community events report a Young Men's Catholic Lyceum election of officers at Maverick Square and a planned towboat launch at Atlantic works. Public school names to be published in tomorrow's Post. Tus Ferry Man.

Border Street William Baker John Robbins Mary Schell Maiden Everett Street Church of the Assumption Young Men’s Catholic Lyceum Maverick Square John J. Murphy Charles Carey Thomas F. Morrisey John R. Wallace William Curll Thomas Flynn Mary English Maverick Street Church of the Holy Redeemer Holy Cross Cemetery Joseph Riley Atlantic Works New England Order of Protection Wescott’s Hall E. W. Gray S. C. Rebholtz Helen Z. Eldrich M. O. Warren Mary J Bagley Minnie Noble Guardian A. M. Noble Edward Harding Abbie Hall Boston Tus Ferry

Warren Club Ball to Boost Funds in Brichton

The Warren Club plans a fundraising ball next Friday at Warren Hall as treasury runs low after a recent meeting held in a stable. Officers elected include James Canning as president B Dooley vice president John Waters secretary and treasurer. The city weighs using the Nevins lot for a new school site instead of the pumping station lot saving about $2000. The Nevins plot could purchase the Cambridge Warren street corner for public use, while the Harvard avenue sewer work progresses with blasting due to rock. Beacon Park.

Warren Club Warren Hall James Canning B. Dooley John Waters Nevins Agence Cambridge Warren Streets Harvard Avenue Beacon Park

Briston's Public School Names Revealed in Notable Lists

The High School announces a set of students including Susie Shepard Blanche Ballard May Flemming Nora Shaw Thomas Murray Katie Comerford Thomas Nedjigan Carr ie Monroe Lillie Monroe and Fannie Esterbrook. The lists are being shared to generate community interest and encourage local attention to Brigston's public schools.

Susie Shepard Blanche Ballard May Flemming Nora Shaw Thomas Murray Katie Comerford Thomas Nedjigan Carrie Monroe Lillie Monroe Fannie Esterbrook Brigston

Colonel Bogan Weighs Honor Decision

Colonel Bogan has not yet decided whether to accept the honor conferred by the Ninth Regiment electors. He states he has six days to decide and is in no hurry, wishing to consider the matter thoroughly.

Bogan

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