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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1892

Page

8

Wills and Administrations In Probate Court Names Listed

Middlesex probate records on January 5 allow wills of Flora Adams to Flora Md Adams Malden and many others from Cambridge Sudbury and Boston area. Administrations granted for estates including George J Munroe Woburn Mary Morrill Everett Sarah Stevens Newton Lucy Stearns Everett and more.

Middlesex Cambridge Flora Md. Adams Malden John Brassil Peter Camn Sudbury Josiah W. Cook Michael Dennison Harriet W Jones Wilmington Lauria Leland Holliston Michael Markham Ayer Lucy I Muzaly Mary E. Pratt Reading James Sullivan Hopkinton Charles C. Watson Newton Amos Hodedon Arlington Sarah Welsh Rebecca G. Davis Tanafly N. J Ellen I. Boynton Abigail G. Clark Wayland Ruth Adams Somerville Freeborn Adams Emma E. Roberts Allen UC. Lawrence Lowell Mary Head Samuel M. Corran J. T. Wilan Amy L. Kittredge Shirley Maryox Clara E Cram Johannah Galvin Nancy P. Adams Chelmsford Margaret Falls Groton Charles Howe Sherborn Nathaniel Wade Lafayette T. Bishop Herbert A. Coleman Townsend Catherine French Anna A. Crouch Eliza J. Hardy Rebecca G. Kinsman Winchester Marilla M. Gage Woburn Frank M. Doane Frederick A. Kissell Betsey C. Wheeler James M. Usher Medford Lawson Lovering Marion A. Russell

Senator Stewart's Silver Coinage Resolution In Congress

The committee on the judiciary is urged to determine if further legislation is needed to require mint officers to coin silver bullion for depositors. Senator Stewart cites 1837 and 1878 acts and argues the duty to coin silver remains. Washington notes outline other bills and the day’s House actions including Speaker pro tem McMillin’s election and various introduced measures.

Wasu Hineron Stewart United States The United Press E. D. Stark Ohio Secretary of the Treasury Mint Washineton House Kerr Springer Linois McMillin Tennessee Senate Mails Texas Herbert Oates Virginius Breckinridge Arkansas Indiana Territory Peal Geary Union and Central Pacific Caminetti Cutting Lownsend Blount Cooper Henderson Ae Ban x Otis Simpson Department of Finance and Commerce Stone Goodnight McCreary Congress Boatner Dingley Marine Board Morse Russias St. Petersburg Chipman Canada Raynor Russia Massachusetts Hoar Andrew Dockery O'Neill Missouri Kemm O’donnell Tracy Greenleaf Little Bentley Great Lakes Hudson River Campbel Cummings New York Johnson Merchant Marine Service Caldwell Waigrbury Conn Bridgeport Gardiner Waterville Brockton Mass Pickler South Dakota John Gamble Morton Dolph Dawes Frye Sioux City Pacific Railroad Company Faulkner Utah Territory Washourn Navy Gorman Washburn Allison Saia West Seaboard Secretary of the Navy Yeas Nave Messrs Baté Kerry Chilton Coke Harris Jones Kyle Pugh Carlisle Merrll Manderson Hiscock Chandler Unitedates B. W. Perkins Kansas Flumb Department of State Great Britain Hale Britain England Senate Select Committee On Saused Maine Great Brivain Boards of Health

AID OF CONGRESS INVOKED AGAINST CIVIL SWEATING

A memorial from the Anti Tenement House League seeks a congressional investigation into New York tenement house sweating in clothing manufacture. Signed by ex governors Long and Brackett, Boston Mayor Matthews, Josiah Quincy, ministers, and labor leaders, it urges action to curb squalid factories, disease, and child labor.

Congress Long and Brackett Matthews Josiah Quincy Emory J. Haynes A. A. Miner George C. Lorimer League John Crowley John W. Corcoran Cyrus F. Willard Boston Globe George McNeill Charles S. Hamlin A. A. Pillar Cigar Boston Senate House of Representatives Fifty Second Congress New York City New York Boards of Health Twenty-third Street Bowery Massachusetts S&e United States Russell American Federation of Labor Detroit England London America Chile John Q. A. Brackett Anti- Tenement House League Anti-Tenement House

Yearlong 1892 federal and county courts full of cases

The January sittings of federal, Commonwealth and county tribunals set the year’s business. Notable cases include David P. Ingalls vs. Warren Hobbs on rent and implied warranty, Edwin Sory vs. National Three-Year Benefit Order seeking injunction and receivership, and the settlement in Progressive Benefit Order proceedings. Multiple dockets list numerous lawsuits and defendants across insurance, contracts and equity.

United States Commonwealth County G. E. Smith W. F. Dana Edwin Sory National J. He Ponce G. C. Deelson G. Z. Adams

United States Circuit Court Adjourns For Tomorrow

The United States Circuit Court of Appeals convened and adjourned today until 10 o clock tomorrow as part of the ongoing session. Cott and Nixson Jr. are involved in the case before the court.

United States Circuit Court OF Appeals Cott and Nixson, Jr

Supreme Court Rescripts On Evidence In Immunity Rules

The Jan 5 rescripts cover Commonwealth v Dean S Jones and Commonwealth v Patrick Lannan. The court rules prior similar trials cannot impeach current testimony and prior cases are inadmissible as preliminary evidence. Exceptions sustained. government officials represented by Pillsbury and Harris.

Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth Alen Commonwealth Dean S. Jones A. E. Pillsbury G. C. Travis W. F. Courtney N. D. Pratt Harmess J. Commonwealth Patrick Lannan Lowell Bar Sullivan Massachusetts Sea Commonwealth

Superior Court Schedule Includes Insurance Case and Damages

Suffolk court records show case 2922 Charles Mead versus Phoenix Insurance Company on a $1950 policy claim for grain burned in Ogdensburg elevator Sept 9, 1890 with total loss argued at 3000 bushels. Second session lists multiple civil actions, including Eliza Hendrick suit for $11,000 support and various contract and tort actions. third session covers two money loan cases against the administrator of George W. Fottler and Maria Church v J G Phillips for $10,000 damages.

Superior Court Suffolk, Ss Sherman Charles Mead Phoenix Insurance Co Ogdensburg N. Y S. J. Hitler A. A. Wyman Dabney Currus Heald West End O’brien West Clark Marcus Schott Met Quincy Way Wiseman Good Dewey Eliza J. Hendrick Peter J. Hendrick Texas W. H. Towne P. H. Hutchinson Hector Boston Hislop Lt. Co Harty Rees Richardson Rob Kildeny Norton Gately Sizer Loud Brown French Gage Leavitt Parton Liberty Sibley City Ins. Co Thompson J Ellen M. Fottler G. R. Wheelock Annie W. Willams Same George W. Fottler J. R K. Palmer Maria Church J. G. Phillips Church Cleansing Company

Probate Court Admits Wills in Suffolk Is Jan 5

Suffolk Is probate list records wills admitted for Caroline Burgess Alma Wilson Harriet Sibley James McCann Fannie Rich Rebecca Shaw Esperance De Young William Abbott Johnson Boyd and administrations granted for Horace Gray Patrick Costello Grace Foltz Mary McNulty Charles Karlsteen Frank Rogers Mary Delehanty Caroline Hill Sarah Carter Sarah McMurray Elizabeth Ray Mary Fallon Mary Spaulding James Jacobs goods not administred William Glover Elizabeth Kelly Daniel Broderick Joseph Durgin Patrick Treanor goods not administred William Holbart Ellen Rice Elizabeth M Mrowin Patrick Kelleher Augustus Perry Josephine Hine Sophia Wheelwright Eugene Jackson Pietro Garibaldi Sarah Layton Caroline Shute George Snow Abigail Abbott.

Caroline L. Burgess Alma J. Wilson Harriet Sibley James A. McCann Fannie Rich Rebecca J. Shaw Esperance de Young William H. Abbott Johnson B. Ooy Horace Gray Patrick Costello Grace E. Foltz Mary McNulty Charles E.H. Karlsteen Frank S. Rogers Mary Delehanty Caroline E. Hill Sarah H. Carter Sarah McMurray Elizabeth Ray Mary Fallon Mary Spaulding James 8 Jacobs Wiliam H. Glover Elizabeth A. Kelley Daniel W. Broderick Joseph B. Durgin Patrick J. Treanor William A. Holbart Ellen M. Rice Elizabeth M. Mrowin Patrick Kelleher Augustus H. Perry Josephine Hine Sophia D. O. Wheelwright Eugene A. Jackson Pietro Garibaldi Sarah Layton Caroline Shute George A. Snow Abigail Abbott

Plumber's bill suit verdict in Gaffney case

In Cambridge on January 5 5363 the Superior Court returned a verdict for the plaintiff against both defendants J W Gaffney and J L Gaffney for 625 dollars. J L Powers represented the plaintiff while Coggan and Schofield defended. Juries excused until Monday January 11. motions set for Friday January 8 at 9 30 a m.

Middlesex Cambridge J. J. McShane Et al James W. Gaffney James L. Gaffney James L. Powers Coggan Schofield Anderson Adv Weber Bettinson Vorter Coover, Compt Allen City of Alexander Middleby Knight Smith Spitz Gill Hansen

Berlin Season Promises Phe Nominal Brilliance Bat Costume

The coming season in Berlin will be phenomenal with a brilliant plan for a grand bat costume. The Emperor is expected to patronize the event by appearing in character as The Year Two Thousand.

Berlin

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