Civil Court Calendar Highlights from the U S Circuit Court
The First Circuit lists cases to be heard including C L Jeffrey Carleton v Harrington and Nat l Cordage Co v Pearson Cordage Co. plus Nashua & Lowell R R Co v Boston & Lowell R R Co. The Suffolk Superior and Middlesex Dockets show numerous equity, tort, and divorce actions with motions for receivership and trial calendars.
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United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
C. L. Jeffrey-Carlston
Harrington
Nat’l Cordage Co
The
Pearson Cordage Co
Fickett
Bost
Albany R.R. Co
Whitney
Morse
Domestic Sewing M. Co
Ricks
Sulphur Bitters Presidential Competition Decisive Phase
Three of four Sulphur Bitters contests can now be decided but the national popular vote remains unsettled. A massive number of coupons requires a single examination to conclude all competitions, to be carried out at the earliest possible date.
Judge Dismisses Bancroft Buckley Libel Suit
The Bancroft Buckley libel case was dismissed by Judge Almy before all witnesses testified, with the judge ruling the plaintiff had no case. The same edition notes funeral attendance for John J. McAvoy at St Peter's Church and profiles City Aldermen prospects and political updates in Cambridge, including election fines and local society notes.
Bright Cambridge scholars named at Peabody School event
Ten of the brightest scholars at the Peabody School are named Josie Holderness Nellie Holderness Warren Munroe Joseph Keefe Marion Blake George Emerson Walter Esterbrook Hattie Dunster Helen Bonney. Tomorrow's Post will publish ten more names from another Cambridge school and asks readers to look out for them.
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Peabody School
Josie Holderness
Nellie Holderness
Warren Munroe
Joseph Keefe
Marion Blake
George Emerson
Walter Esterbrook
Hattie Dunster
Helen Bonney
George Holderness
Cambridge Aew
Charlestown Briefs and Local Notes
Charlie Brown, longtime employee of John Reade's undertaking rooms on Main street, heads west on a business trip for the American Casket Hardware Company of Westfield Massachusetts. The Charlestown Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association met at Grand Army Hall last evening. Deputy Warden Huckins remains home ill with asthma after returning from a trip to the Granite State. About twenty Union Symposium Club members and guests rode a boat sleigh to Lynnfield, returning around 4 a.m. A stop at the Shattuck House included supper and dancing. Next Friday St. Francis de Sales Sunday School teachers plan their annual reunion in Monument Hall. New rolls are being installed at the navy yard rolling mill. iron will be rolled up to five inches. Bunker Hib.
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Charlie Brown
John Reade
Main Street
American Casket Hardware Company
Westfield
Mass
Charlestown
Shattuck House
St. Francis de Sales
Monument Hall
Navy Yard
Bunker
Charlestown Public Schools Notables Listed for Public Notice
The Common Street School lists Joseph Green Mamie Lett John Breslin Joseph Scott James Green Daniel Brickley Georgie Bland Thomas Lett Olympa Carbone May Wilson as notable individuals connected with Charlestown's public schools. Readers are urged to share awareness of these lists with friends.
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Common Street
Joseph Green
Mamie Lett
John Breslin
Joseph Scott
James Green
Daniel Brickley
Georgie Bland
Thomas Lett
Olympa Carbone
May Wilson
Charlestown
Gladstone Departs Paris for London Amid Cheers
Mr. Gladstone leaves Biarritz for London with a crowd of visitors and residents accompanying him to the station. He looks exceptionally well as the train pulls away.
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Paris
Gladstone
Biarritz
London
South Boston Local Notices and Events Recap
Engine 15 to receive a new unit this week as extensive alterations are made to support a three-horse hitch. A $500 bequest to Carney Hospital from Henry Doherty’s will honors a worthy cause. Kammerer’s funeral drew riders from Washington Village groups. interment at Mt. Hope. Community meetings discussed improvements. several society events scheduled including Mizpah Lodge installation and a City Point Catholic Association ball.
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Carney Hospital
Henry Doherty
Haines
Gray’s Hall
Christian Kammerer
Washington Village
Dorchester Avenue
Washington Lodge
Harugari
Kammerer
Washington Village Improvement Association
German-American Singing Society
German Turnverein
German Rifle Club
Baden Relief Society
Garfield Council
Royal Society of Good Fellows
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Harrison Hall
City Point Catholic Association
Mizpah Lodge
Order of Protection
Bethesda Hall
Andrew
Rowley
Hattie Harris
Schubert Quartet
Phillips Church
Ida Florence
Bohemian Club
N. Thomson & Co
West End Railroad
South Boston
Pilgrim Hall
Oneida Street
Crry Point
South Boston’s Brightest Scholars Highlighted
South Boston lists ten top scholars from Gaston School including Lena Taft Martha Benks Abbie Proctor Mary Sliney Alice Buffford Nellie Parker Grace Wind Martha Bencks Helen Soule and Hattie Skillings as part of a public school feature.
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Gaston School
Lena Taft
Martha Benks
Abbie Proctor
Mary Sliney
Alice Buffford
Nellie Parker
Grace Wind
Martha Bencks
Helen Soule
Hattie Skillings
South Boston
East Boston News: Layoffs, Church, and a Sleighing Accident
East Boston reports a sixth annual Marine Engineers ball at Lyceum Hall and the consecration of the Free Church of St. Mary's for Sailors to be officiated by Bishop Brooks at Cottage and Marginal streets. Ferry traffic in 1892 shows 11,100,071 foot passengers and 943,393 teams with gains from 1891. A sleighing accident on Meridian street injures 75 year old Sylvanus Smith as James Gillis escapes unharmed. The Ferryman.
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Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association 59
Boston
Lyceum Hall
Bishop Brooks
Free Church of St. Mary
East Boston
Sylvanus Smith
Meridian Street
Monmouth
James Gillis
Mr. Smith
T. P. Richards
Coy
Smit
Ten Brightest Scholars Named at Lyman School East Boston
The Lyman School celebrates ten of the brightest scholars from East Boston's public schools. Joseph Crowley, William Chandler, William Crawford, Robena McDonald, Fred Kelly, William Cullen, Thomas Cullen, Maggie Taylor, Rodney Shea, and Robert Flint are highlighted for their academic achievements. The event showcases standout students from the district.
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Lyman School
Joseph Crowley
William Chandler
William Crawford
Robena McDonald
Fred Kelly
William Cullen
Thomas Cullen
Maggie Taylor
Rodney Shea
Robert Flint
Boston
Oh Yes A Small Army of Experts at Work in Our Cellar
A brisk description notes a small army of experts now at work in the cellar with a Hoe Jumbo press on the way. The scene emphasizes readiness and anticipated arrival of a large printing press improving production.
Chelsea Club Meeting Tonight in W T C U Hall
The People's Party Club of Chelsea will meet tonight at W T C U Hall on Fourth street. Henry R. Legate of the New Nation will address the club. All are welcome. The Helen I Gilson Precinct No 2 held its first anniversary last night at the City Hotel with Mrs Murfey hosting. Officers listed include Mrs James Dammers president and Mrs Royal Fifield second VP. Meetings at Mt Bellingham Church begin next Sunday with evangelist Weber present.
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People’s Party Club of
Chelsea
Fourth Street
Henry R. Legate
The
New Nation
Helen I. Gilson
W. Vv. BR. U
City Hotel
Murfey
James Dammers
Royal Fifield
Albert D. Grant
Thomas 8. Parker
Henry Eaton
Frank Fernandez
Mt. Bellingham
Ohio
Weber
Local Public School Names In This Community
A list of public school names and associated local figures appears in this historical item. Named individuals include Nicholas A. Billman Elva Price Winthrop Butler Walter Cain Daisy Buree Minnie Chapin George Tent Ida Brander John Loud Fay Hilton and Chelsea Public Schools are noted in the text.
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Nicholas A. Billman
Elva Price
Winthrop Butler
Walter Cain
Daisy Buree
Minnie Chapin
George Tent
Ida Brander
John Loud
Fay Hilton
Chelsea
Free Trips to World’s Fair Coupon Offer Promises Round Trips
Boston area readers are invited to vote for coupons on The Post to win seven distinct offers. Each offer awards two round trip tickets for the recipient to take a wife husband or friend on a world’s fair trip. Section winners in five localities will receive two tickets each before March 1 1893.
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Boston
East Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Cambridge
Two Offers At Larce Vote lottery for New England voters
Two offers at Larce award two round trip tickets to the two voters in New England who do not live in the five special sections and who receive the largest and next largest vote totals. Cast votes soon for friends.
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New England
Voters’ Names List Features Charlestown and Somerville
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals such as J. Downy and W. Vigmung with scores and references to Charlestown and Somerville. The text appears to be an old voter or committee roll mentioning many names, associations, and partial figures, reflecting a period civic record or election context.
Snowbound Sleds and Stroll of City Life in Somerville
The Postman reports wind swept, snow covered spots with four sleds leaning against the police station entry. Pedestrian danger from sidewalk coasting prompts calls for action. Also notes local events and meetings including Paul Revere Lodge I O F, Hillside Club, and Somerville Samaritan Society notices.
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Somerville
Cambridge
Charles H. North
Paul Revere Lodge
Hillside Club
J. J. Higgins
Somerville Samaritan Society
L. A. Waters
Perkins Street
Franklin School names local public school staff list
Somerville public schools list names include Robert Weymouth Lyall Ogilvey Katie Powers David Fulton Laura Ganley John Bradshaw Richard OBrien Hugh Carney Alfred Ramsay Alice Conmins and others. The notice appears to outline staff or faculty assignments and contacts.
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Franklin School
Robert Weymouth
Lyall Ogilvey
Katie Powers
David Fulton
Laura Ganley
John Bradshaw
Richard O’ Brien
Hugh Carney
Alfred Ramsay
Alice Con Mins
Somerville
Convicted in Cambridge District Court for distributing political circular
Maurice Fitzgerald and William S S Ward were found guilty of distributing an anonymous circular against mayoral candidate Joseph J Kelley. Judge Aimy imposed $100 fines on each and held them for the Superior Court, with Coakley appealing. Curran did not argue the case.
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Maurice Fitzgerald
William S.S. Ward
Cambridge
Joseph J. Kelley
Timothy W. Coakley
Ward
Kelley
Curran
Aimy
Coakley
Superior Court
Cheese Approved By Physiologist For After Meal Aid
A physiologist approves a plan to eat a little cheese after a meal noting that richer and livelier cheese aids fermentation and makes digestion feel lighter.
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Philadelphia Record
Buck Ashton and others named in Allston social notes
The piece lists local residents including Buck Ashton and John Maloney as the district’s shortest and thinnest men, and notes a forthcoming announcement of the tallest motorman. A large gathering at Charles Bennett’s residence on Harvard Avenue honors Ada Bennett with Cambridge, Brighton, and Allston society figures in attendance. A public meeting to protest fire department negligence and missing alarms in Allston is hinted.
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George Ashton
Buck” Ashton
John Maloney
Braintree Street
Allston
Charles Bennett
Harvard Avenue
Ada Bennett
Bennett
Cambridge
Brighton
Grace English
Lillie Munroe
Horace W. Jordan, Jr
George Cleveland
Beacon Park
Brighton's Brightest Scholars Named in Public Schools
Brighton's public schools honor top students including Thomas W. Murray W S Spaulding L G Schalk W P Kelly Sadie Morrison Blanche Baxter Estelle Marshall Edith Valentine and Bessie Andrews M A Blair. community urged to tell your achievements and support education.
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Thomas W. Murray
W.S. Spaulding
L. G. Schalk
W. P. Kelly
Sadie Morrison
Blanche Baxter
Estelle Marshall Edith Valentine
Bessie Andrews
M.A. Blair
Brighton
Duross Sent to Jail After Assault On Johnson
Charles F. Duross, about 40, was sent to jail by Judge Bolster in default of $5000 bail. He faces a January 19 hearing on a charge of assault with intent to murder after forcing Ed ward F. Johnson from a cousin’s stable on Dunmore street and firing a revolver when Johnson refused to leave. Johnson was taken to City Hospital and is reported comfortable.
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Charles F. Duross
Edward F. Johnson
Bolster
Duross
Johnson
Dunmore Street
Will of Eunice Fulton Bequeaths Funds to Missions
Latem January 9 The will of the late Eunice Fulton of Methuen admitted to probate today bequeaths 1000 dollars to the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions 1000 dollars to the American Home Missionary Society and 500 dollars to the Methodist Church at Methuen.
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Eunice Fulton
Methuen
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
American Home Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Dorchester Community Notices At Uphams Corner And Nearby
Dorchester residents on Meeting House Hill urge better transit waiting facilities after 8 pm and a warmer car option. Dorchester Athletic Club convenes at Blake Hall while Dorchester Charity Club hosts a reception in Winthrop Hall Uphams Corner. Deputy Upham to install Mayflower Lodge officers. The Ashmont Universalist Church festival installs Rev L O Williams with a craft of pastors attending. Boston Missionary Training School students lead evangelistic services at Dorchester Temple tonight. Putnam Nail Company workers donate 50 to Home for Destitute Catholic Children and to Sisters of the Poor with an invitation social planned for Dorchester Music Hall next month. Codman Club meets Saturday Jan 14 at 8 pm for a formal opening. Pioneer Social Club anniversary showcases strong turnout at Field's Corner with a reception and late-night dancing. Edward Hardy and Margaret Lavis set for Jan 24 wedding at St Anne's Neponset. St Anne's T A and Literary Society host first grand coffee party and dance at Wood's Hall Neponset. Dorchester Woman's Club meets tonight with Henry A. Clapp discussing Hamlet at Grove Hall.
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Upham’s Corner
Meeting House Hill
West End
Dorchester Athletic Club
Blake Hall
Dorchester Charity Club
Winthrop Hals
Or An Campbell
John P. Leahy
Thormas O’callaghan
E. P. Upham
Mayflower Lodge No
Dorchester Temple
Putnam Nail Company
Sisters of the Poor
Dudley Street
Dorchester
Music Hall
Codman Club
Pioneer Social Club
Boston
Field’s Corner
William Brown
Dorchester Hall
Arts
Edward Hardy
Neponset
Wood’s Hall
Dorchester Woman’s Club
Henry A. Clapp
Hamlet Grove Hall
Dorchester Public Schools Highlight Ten Bright Scholars
Stoughton School and Dorchester's public schools list ten of the brightest scholars including Mollie Lockney Charles Hamilton Roy Brown James Murphy William Hurd Daniel Buckley Edith Brown Etta Bonner Maud Crowell Clarence Buckley and ten more. Tell friends to look out for these interesting lists.
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Stoughton School
Mollie Lockney
Charles Hamilton
Roy Brown
James Murphy
William Hurd
Daniel Buckley
Edith Brown
Etta Bonner
Maud Crowell
Clarence Buckley
Dorchester
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