Superior Court First Session Dated Notes of Dyer v Kimball
The report lists cases from the first to the fourth session of the Superior Court with names such as Solomon H. Dyer, John N. Kimball, and various docket numbers. It notes an action of tort to recover 12000 for seduction of the plaintiff's wife, with teams of lawyers named for the plaintiff and defendant, and entries for multiple cases across sessions including Fitzgerald v Williams and others, with orders and proceedings as shown.
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Superior Court
Brighamm
C. J
Solomon H. Dyer
John N. Kimball
M. Coggan
W. Schofield
J. W. Pettingill
A. V. Lynde
Dyer
W. F. Co
Packard
Carey
Moore
Drennan
McLean
Chamberlin Va
Trundy
Todd
Rogers
Boardman
Boston Marine Ins. Co
Aldrich
Fitchburg
R. R
Money
Boston
Regan
Goodnow
Walpole
Emery Mills
Bryson
Boston & Albany
Davis
Osgood
Hannan
Same
Holmes
Perham
Sennott
Greeley
Kelleher
Lowell
Jacobs
Dennison
Hammond
Essex County
Bacon
Mudee
Welch
Hurlburt & Lucie
Niles & Carr
Howe
Caldwell
Lockhart
Tinson
Bird
Stevens
Street Railway Talk Reflects End of Strike and Board Changes
The Consolidated road ran normally yesterday. riders cheered as markets used the cars. President Powers announces Hitchcock’s transfer rather than dismissal and outlines crews and hours. Metropolitan officials report no major grievances amid board changes and a strike settlement as unions prepare for annual meetings.
South Boston Road Directors Reject Consolidation Offers
The South Boston road directors met at the company office and rejected both consolidation proposals from Metropolitan and Consolidated roads by a 4 to 3 vote. They cited better local car accommodations and residents’ interests as reasons, preferring current management to the consolidation. The remaining grievance concerns the City Point to Scollay Square route, where scheduled travel time is one hour eight minutes, but actual time averages longer due to stops and blockages.
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Dover Street
Par Square
Scollay Square
Park Square
Post
Hersey
South Boston Road
South Boston
Metropolitan Road
Consolidated Road
Peninsula
City Point
Horseshoers Reach Amicable Contract Settlement
The joint executive board of the horseshoers and Mr. John E. Russell's shops agreed on weekly wages of 14 for floormen and 15 for firemen for a six month term based on six ten hour days. Superintendent Rugg also arranged a similar deal for Roxbury. Members spoke at a Pythian Hall meeting congratulating the outcome.
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Jackson Pillows
John E. Russell
Consolidated Lines
Horseshoers
Harrington
Edward 5. Briggs
Patrick Murphy
Daniel Drohan
Rugg
Roxbury
Pythian Hall
Tremont Street
Firemen's Societies hold annual Boston meeting in Old State House
The Boston Firemen's Mutual Relief Association convened in the Old State House basement with over sixty members. Officers were elected for 1887, including President John S. Camrell and Secretary A C Scott, as the group reports 745 members and a $916.14 balance, amid bylaw remodelling discussions.
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Boston Firemen’s Mutual Relief Association
Boston Fire Department
Old State House
John 8. Gamal
Green
A. C. Scott
Abbott
Johns. Camrell
John E. Fitzgerald
D T. Martin
J. F. Hewins
J. W. Jodbold
J. A. Mullen
B. McCarthy
J. W. Regan
Samuel Abbott, Jr
Mutual Relief Association
Charitable Association of the
Darrell
John S. Darrell
William T. Cheswell
William A. Green
Henry 8. Worrall
J. 5. Damrell
W. T. Cheswell
W. A. Green
HS. Worrall
G. W. Downs
Mind Reading At Boston Society Shows Tricks And Fraud
The Boston Society of Natural History hosts a skeptical evening with Dr. Charles S. Minot and Mr. George H. Clements demonstrating apparent thought transference and muscle reading amid a mixed audience of ladies and gentlemen. Professor Royce outlines a plan for verifying Phantasms of the Living, urging a census of hallucinations and presentiments, while Minot defends his acts as controlled demonstrations and later admits collusion to show caution in mind reading. The program also includes Mr. Montague and Mr. Howard performing muscle reading, and Prof. William James presents on amputated sensations before the Supreme Judicial Court reports follow.
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Boston Society of Natural History
American Society For Psychical Research
Henry Pickering Bowditch
Harvard
William Watson
Henry P. Bowditch
Charles C. Jackson
Edward G. Gardiner
Charles 8. Minot
Simon Newcomb
W. H. Pickering
Morton Prince
John C. Ropes
Charles S. Minot
Harvard Medical School
George H. Clements
Mr. Clements
Institute of Technology
Dr. Minot
Mr. Pickering
George H. Hale
Sybil
Minot
Josiah Royce
Harvard Faculty of Philosophy
Royce
Messrs. Myers and Gurney
British Society For Psychical Research
Charles K. Cary
Mr. Cary
Charles Howard Onere
Bishop
William James
Montague
Richard Hodgson
London
Mme. Blavatsky
Berkeley Hall Cotillon Party Delights Guests
About 300 guests enjoyed the cotillon at Berkeley Hall last evening. Chaperoned by Mrs. Higginson, Mrs. Hunnewell, Mrs. Boit and Mrs. Morse, the event featured California needle pines and blue canton flannel decor. During the german at 10 30, satin whips and bells were given, with satin-striped clown caps for the ladies at the close. Supper followed before 1 a.m.
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Berkeley Hall
Higginson
Hunnewell
Boit
Morse
Doyle
California
Wages of Women by General Walker Discusses Work and Wages
General Francis A. Walker addressed the Woman's Educational Union on Woman's Work and Wages. He noted women seek equal standing with men, seek to escape home life, and that supply exceeds demand, leaving women underpaid. He urged teaching girls science and tool use to prepare for male roles and fill positions.
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Francis A. Walker
Woman’s Educational Union
The Raid of the Puzzlers
A London Saturday Review piece laments lucrative puzzle culture and the rise of Sphinx type games. It critiques entrance fees, prizes, and mass participation with frustrated humor about puzzle editors and postals, calling modern Sphinxes excessive and disruptive to leisure.
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London Saturday Review
England
Phila delphia North American on belief and unity
The piece asserts that belief phases vary with human notions of the highest good and argues modern societies no longer burn or torture dissenters. It asks whether humanity has progressed toward unity for the truth as respect for differing beliefs grows.
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Philadelphia
North American
Doherty v McBeth jury awards plaintiff $1
In Middlesex County Superior Court on January 11 Judge Thompson presided. The jury found for the plaintiff in the case of Doherty vs McBeth. Wakefield for plaintiff and Meserve for defendant.
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J. A. Pence
T. J. Ga
Holt
Brown
Church and Trustees
Higgins
Shepard
Whitney
Watertown Water Supply Company
Shameful abuse by a royal navy doctor over kidney cure letter
William Ed Robson, an English Royal Navy surgeon, faced professional sanction after publishing a letter to the editor praising Warner's Safe Cure for kidney disease. He defended his trial use after failures of standard methods, noting cures and urging physicians to consider the remedy. The College of Surgeons and Queen's College demanded a retraction or risked revocation of his license and Navy post. The piece argues the doctor acted from honesty and condemns medical prejudice while noting public use of the remedy.
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William Ed Robson
L.R.C.S.1
M.E.Q.O.P
Royal Navy of England
London
Iask
England
India
South America
Royal Navy
Great Britain
Bright
Warner
Tam
College of Surgeons and
Queen’s College
Massachusetts Society fails to complete board election
The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children held its annual meeting yesterday but did not finish electing its board of directors. A Boston Scientific Society gathering last evening saw several scientific papers read. East Boston letter carrier Arthur Dodge found a purse lost by Miss Bertha Pearson. after a long search the owner recovered her property. The Boston Merchants Association plans its annual officers election at 11 a.m. today at 40 Bedford Street. Four strikers who caused a disturbance Monday were fined by the Municipal Court: $5, $5, $10 and $15. Eldridge C. Donnell, 43, of 16 William Street Chelsea, died by suicide at 29714 Commercial Street after being despondent over the death of a fiancée.
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Consolidated Road
Shawmut Avenue
Small
Powers
Hitchcock
Charlestown Neck
Cambridge
Lynn
Boston
South Boston
Richards
New York
Metropolitan Corporation
Isaac Fenno
Liberty Bigelow
Fenno
Roxbury
Metropolitan Company
Randall
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morrow, C. J
Field, Devens, W
Allen
J. J
Maximilian Kaiser
S. A. B. Abbott
Samuel Hoar
Elijah C. Lawrence
Pullman Palace Car Company
L. B. Allen
T. B. King
B. N. Johnson
Marcello Bonino
Gervadio Caledonia
C. H. Hudson
P. J. Casey
E. B. Goodsell
Daniel H. Gleason
City of
Jabez Fox
A. J. Bailey
Theodore H. Wood
William W. Bailey
A. W. Boardman
B. Wadleigh
P. E. Tucker
Central Shade Roller Company
Charles H. Cushman
Connecticut
Bussell
Meriden Curtain Fixture Company
Cushman
J.B. Warner
M. Story
Michael Clark
Clark
Concord Reformatory
Reformatory
Charlestown
Union
C. F. Cronin
H. N. Shepard
William J. Mann
Frank H. Williams
Milton Mining and Milling Company
William 8
French
George L. Wentworth
Alexander Morley, Jr
Benjamin F. Chase
P. B. Kiernan
W. A. Stearns
James R. Osgood
J. Thomas Stevenson
Memorial History
J. E. Butler
Jesse Gore
Robert Moore
Morris Spiegel
E. J. Thomas
George A. Torrey
James D. Fowler
Findley Parsons
Fr. Hayes
C. F. Russell
John W. Laveny
John J. Eran
Ann Laveny
Ann
Egan
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Boston Scientific Society
Arthur Dodge
Bertha Pearson
Boston Merchants’ Association
Bedford Street
Eldridge C. Donnell
William Street
Chelsea
Commercial Street
Boston Post retools as eight page quarto daily
The Boston Post under new ownership becomes an eight page quarto with modern presses and full equipment. An experienced editor leads a strengthened staff to deliver prompt fearless political literary and financial news. Semi weekly vessel list and expanded departments mark a push for rapid circulation growth in 1887.
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Boston Post
New England
Cable and Telegraph
Boston
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