Various Local Notices From Massachusetts and Cincinnati
Isaac Fenno treasurer of the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital receives 5000 dollars from the estate of Miss Margaret E. C. White of Boston. Ninth Regiment MVM plans its annual hall at Odd Fellows Hall January 13 with Higgins’s band. Heliotype Printing Co publishes two views of its fire damage a week after the blaze. Reform Club convention to organize statewide reform leagues meets January 15–16 at Friendly Hand Hall. Franco-Belge Benevolent Society names officers for 3880 led by W Toussaint and J Duplain. Henry W Lonefellow turns 73 February 27. Cincinnati public schools stage a poet celebration with 15000 higher grade pupils anticipated.
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Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
Benjamin C. White
Margaret E. C. White
Boston
Ninth Regiment
Odd Fellows Hall
Higgins
Heliotype Printing Company
Reform Clubs
Massachusetts
Friendly Hand Hall
Bunker Hill
Franco-Belge Benevolent Society
W. Toussaint
E. Christopher
J. Duplain
A. Ingenhoven
C. L. Thierry
A. Girard
Henry W. Lonefellow
Cincinnati
Legal actions on duties and patent infringement in federal cases
John J. May and others sue William A. Summons over ad valorem duty on tin plate imports, with the court ruling the assessment correct. Sarxonville Mills sues over Cordova wool duty, court favors defendant. Daniel Moore claims patent infringement against Smith and Wesson for a revolving pistol handle design. defenses accuse sham patent and prior designs. Judge Nelson presiding. attorneys listed for both sides.
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John J. May
William A. Summons
Boston
Sarxonville Mills
Thomas Russell
Rosario
L. Woodbury
G. P. Sanger
P. Cummings
Nelson
Daniel Moore
Horace Smith
Smith & Wesson
Springfield
F. Thurston
C. G. Saunders
E. W. Stoughton
New York
Causten Browne
Ada J Simonton Captain arraigned for beating crewman
Sylvester H. Hall captain of the schooner Ada J Simonton was arraigned to answer a complaint charging him with beating and wounding Charles H S Kennedy a crew member. The offense occurred December 30 1879 during passage from the West Indies to this port. Hall was held in 300 for trial at the March term of the District Court. Capt James A Johnson also held in 300 for trial on the charge of leaving seven seamen at Valparaiso March 15 1879 while commander of the Magellan from the West Indies to this port.
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Hallett
Sylvester H. Hall
Ada J. Simonton
Charles H. S. Kennedy
West Indies
Hall
James A. Johnson
Itegally
Valparaiso
Supreme Judicial Court Opens Term With Early Docket
January session opens before Chief Justice Gray and four associate justices. Cases argued include Norman Stockwell vs Henry Couillard in Franklin County and George Dwight Jr vs Ludlow Manufacturer in Hampden. Also heard Marshall Wetherbee administrator v George C Winchester and Abigail T Julien v Boston Railroad Co. plus George W Johnson v Cynthia Goss et al in Essex and other matters.
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Hampden County
George Dwight, Jr
Ludlow
L. Smith
E. H. Lathrop
Marshall Wetherbee
George C. Winchester
G. A. Torrey
H. C. Hartwell
Abigail T. Julien
Boston, Clinton and Fitchburg Railroad Company
Bruce
G. Aworrey
George W. Johnson
Cynthia Goss Et al
Superior Court First Session Opens Jan seventh
The Superior Court in First Session convened on January 7 before Judge Aldrich. Proceedings focused on initial calendar matters and preliminary motions as the court commences new term.
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New England Commercial Travelers Hold Annual Meeting at Revere House
The third annual meeting and dinner of the New England Commercial Travelers Association was held at the Revere House. Officers were elected, reports showed cash on hand and expenses, and over 300 members plus notable guests attended, with speeches by Lt Gov Long and U.S. Marshal Banks among others.
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New England Commercial Travelers’ Association
Revere House
A. K. Tolman
B. Cole
J. W. Chatham
Edwin R. Walker
Charles Richardson
George E. Dustin
Edwin S. Conant
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W. W. Sins
J. A. Ball
George C. Irvin
Robert Fessenden
Providence
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W. J. Weeks
George H. McLeod
D. R. Beckford
Lieut Gov. Long
U.S
Marshal Banks
New Hampshire
Neves
E. E. Hale
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Long
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Gov. Natt
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United States
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the Commercial Bulletin
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W. Hi. Pitts
New Hampshire Senate
C. H. Whitehouse
Maine
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Rufus
Probate Court hears wills and administrations listed in Boston notices
In Probate Court before Judge Brooks the wills of Ella Maria Freeman John Hoyt Patrick Smith Robert Grady Lot Sweetser Patrick Hoy land Levi Brown Margaret McCann Susan Clark Andrew P Conant William C Harrington Sophia Norton and others are presented. Administrations granted for Moses Benny Laura Hatch Ward Coburn Mary Morse John Sullivan Lacey Allen John Tageard Frankin G Norris Susanna Tempie Dale Parker Shubael Kimball Dennis Ryan Mary Moran Horace Hammond Josiah Wilder Joseph B Kelley Almira Collins Margaret Perkins Horace F How e. Accidental poisoning: a 2 month old child of Rev Franklin Johnson dies from morphine given by an apothecary clerk by mistake. Everett news covers defaulting treasurer Emmons with 25000 loss and possible blackmail theory. wife offers over 10000 in property. Keyce Park drowning reports five children ages 10 to 12 fall through ice. one rescuer saved but two children remain missing. Woburn Five Cent Savings Bank seeks court to lift injunction as solvent. hearing set for 19th. Redland Division AOH votes 50 for Ireland relief. committee to deliver funds to Mr Parnell in Boston.</S>
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Somerset Street
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Marshall E. Wilder
Boston
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Portland
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Concord
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Bennington
George C. Richardson
Mass
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Hartford
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Cambridge
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Samuel Cutler
John Ward Dean
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Milton
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Cyrus Woodman
J. Gardner White
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Caleb Cushing
Boston Memorial Association
Roton Antiquarian Society
National Ledger
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Historiographer
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Lowell
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Stoneham
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Bedford
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Newton
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Somerville
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Westford
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John Sullivan
Framingham
Lacey J. Allen
Reasing
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Watertown
Frankhin G. Norris
Susanna Tempie
Coburn
Dale Parker
Burlington
Shubael C. Kimball
Dennis Ryan
Hudson
Mary Moran
Horace Hammond
Josiah Wilder
Ashby
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Almira Collins
Margaret Perkins
Horace F. Howe
Franklin Johnson
Massachusetts Senate Opens With Bishop Elected President
The Massachusetts Senate convened with oath taken by all but Wales of Norfolk. Robert R. Bishop of Newton was elected president after a vote tally of 986. Bishop urged early committee work, punctual sessions, and a joint public service committee. He highlighted the state’s centennial/progress and called for duty over party.
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Hall
Essex
Aldrich
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Norfolk
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French
Crocker
Suffolk
Norton
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Hampden
Ames
Bristol
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Converse
Warren
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The Post's Unique Field Draws Broad Reader Appeal
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