United States Court Terms Marked by Dense Docket
A sprawling docket from the First Circuit and various Massachusetts courts lists cases and attendees. Names include P. J. Carleton, E. P. Carver, E. S. Dodge, the National Cordage Company, and Pearson Cordage Company, with references to wages, contracts, tort actions, and equity suits.
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United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Putnam and
Circuit Court
Massachusetts
Pearson Company
National Comany
National Company
P R.eg. Dabney
R. Foster
Laintiff
R. M. Morse
H. G. Allen
Supreme Judicial Court cases mix at Medford and Manchester
Suffolk court on January 11 reserved decisions in equity actions including Traders National Bank against Dudley Hall & Co insolvent firm and McClellan trustee for real estate to satisfy debts. Also Crusher brand trade mark dispute with Buffalo Chop case ruled for complainant. Also receivership for Solid Rock order, temporary restraint and interim receiver appointed. case against Manchester land title trial and park taking debated. stock delivery order to W F Davis and receiver Hi W Wilson granted.
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Dunsag
C. T. Eddy
Amos T. Sargent
H. L. Whittlessly
Moody & Bartlett
Elias Ham
J. H. Hillard
Wiggin & Fernald
Berry & Upton
Cotter
Wilson
Scully
Isbell Porter Co
Polly
Connelly
Williams
Fornes
Weiss
Smalley
Gray
Prescott
Turnbull
Same
Dale
Baker App’t
Court of Insol
Atlantic Works
Tug Glade
O’ Brien
King
Hurley
McShane
Morrill
Reed
Johnson
Prentz
Equity Session
Mason
C. J. Hodge
Bridge
L. Whipple
J. E. Hanly
O’donovan
Golden Grail
Richardson
Equity
North National Bank
S. L. Whipple
Joseph Bennett
Martin
Mary F
Knox
Rose A
William W
Langley
James A
Mary
Dominicus
Antonia Dev
Julia R
Fish
Clara E
William G
Moore
Affy P
William E
Tukey
Louisa M
George W
McCarthy
Timothy F
Habib, Zarif
Namatala G. Essafe
Marsh
Eugene H
Annie M
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk, Is
In Equity
Morrow, J
Traders’ National Bank
G. W. Chipman
Dudley, Hall & Co
Medford
McClellan
Strout & Coolidge
W. B. French
Chase & Sanborn
H. L. Caldwell
Bill
G. L. Huntress
John A. le Clair
Order of the Solid Rock
Japaneeton
J. W. Corley
Stoneham
M. T. Allen
R. C. Huntress
Personal injury suit against railroad over defective draw bar
In Suffolk Superior Court January 11 1891 Thompson J Walsh sues New York and New England Railroad for 10000 damages claiming a brakeman hand injury while coupling cars at Putnam Conn due to a defective draw bar. Jury returns verdict of 3000 for plaintiff. Co G Fall for plaintiff A Prince and F A Farnham for defendant. 192951 Elmer J Bliss vs NY Central &
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Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
Currier
Hallowell
J. C. Burke
Lowell
E. M. Johnson
W. N. Osgood
Stimpson
Achorn
G. W. Anderson
E. D. Stetson
Powers
Boston Gas Light Company
W. H. Baker
C. P. Greenough
J. B. Parmenter
Gleason
New York & New England Railroad
C.G. Fall
F. A. Farnham
Graves
Dill
McLean
Fiske Whif. & Whie. Co
Pelton
Baker
Boston & Albany R.R., Petr
Cambridge
Any Admx
V. Bost
Maine
Turner v. Bost
M. R.R
Bost
Albany
R.R
Petr
Hill
Whidden
Suffolk
Thompson
J. L. Walsh
New York & New England Railroad Company
Putnam
Elmer J. Bliss
N. Y. Central
BERT'S WATCH Repair Service Ad
Skilled watchmakers ret and Hoey perform watch cleaning and mainspring installs. American watches loaned. patrons send requests by mail for estimates. Tremont row address implied by fragment.
Hugh Nawn v City of Boston verdict amount
Frank D. Allen, United States district attorney, found a due amount of $20 773 to the plaintiff. After jury opening, counsel agreed the court should order a verdict for the plaintiff of $18 200 including interest up to the specified date.
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Hugh Nawn
City of
Boston
Frank D. Allen
United States
Death and memory touch Cambridge readers in Boston papers
An aged Cambridge letter writer recalls E Perry Jones and John McAvoy with mournful tribute. He notes a cold day, a Cambridge Police Mutual Aid Association ball, and various local events in Union Hall, Emmanuel Church, and Chelsea. The piece mentions a roofing firm in East Cambridge, astrology lectures, and a marriage at Emmanuel Church.
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E. Perry Jones
New York
Jones
New York Post Office
Cambridge
Joe
Barker
McAvoy
Boston Press
John McAvoy
Bancroft
Cambridge Police Mutual Aid Association
Union Hall
Wiggins
T. H. Mitton
John Coulter
Thomas H. Lucy
A. S. Harriman
L. J. Cloyes
M. J. Folsom
H. L. Kenrick
Chelsea
Cambridge's brightest scholars list at Wellington School
Cambridge public school feature presents ten top scholars Ada Wright Mary Corcoran Charles Gray Lizzie Newman Jennie Sullivan Roy C Angus John McNally Dennis Hurley Jennie Sullivan Essie Bradley. Tomorrow's Post will publish similar names for another Cambridge school.
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Wellington
Ada Wright
Mary Corcoran
Charles Gray
Lizzie Newman
Jennie Sullivan
Roy C. Angus
John McNally
Dennis Hurley
Essie Bradley
Cambridge
West End crossing needs snow clearance after storm
East Boston reports a blocked crossing from the West End car waiting room to the sidewalk not cleared during a recent heavy snow. Ainsley Hooper and other Hooker Post 23 G A R officers were installed by Commander Andrew Fisher, with a post dinner and smoke talk featuring several officials and the post mascot John A Brown. The funeral service for Joseph McNaughton 38 from Saxon Court Holy Redeemer takes place that morning. Chapman Club to present first drama Thursday Jan 19.
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West End
Joseph Hooker
Andrew Fisher
Ainsley R. Hooper
George H. Hosea
Asa Capen
G. E. Harrington
Monitor
C. J. Flynn
James H. Cochrane
Ellis
James Smith
John McWherney
Rufus Cushman
John A. Brown
Joseph McNaughton
Saxon Court
Church of the Holy Redeemer
Mr. McNaughton
St. John, N. B
Chapman Club
Ferryman
East Boston Public School Scholars Named in List
The Chapman School highlights East Boston’s brightest students including Bessie Brown Mamie Brown Raymond Murdock Robert Murdock Edward Knowles Charles Whelpley William Whelpley Lizzie Dutton David Lavary Florence Brown in a public schools feature urging neighbors to view the lists.
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Chapman School
Bessie Brown
Mamie Brown
Raymond Murdock
Robert Murdock
Edward Knowles
Charles Whelpley
William Whelpley
Lizzie Dutton
David Lavary
Florence Brown
Boston
South Boston social events highlight city life
Joseph Ryan of Malden and Miss Annie Kelley of South Boston wed at Gate of Heaven Church with reception in Pilgrim Hall. Best man Mitchell E. Doherty and bridesmaid Mary McGrath. Newlyweds at home in Providence. Mt. Washington Bicycle Club hosted a German in Bernice Hall for 75 couples, while Up and Doing Club of the Unitarian church held a party for about 200 couples at Bethesda Hall. John St Godfrey honored with testimonial benefit in Bethesda Hall. Broad way alleys to host amateur bowling series next Monday with silver ice water service prize displayed at Luton's. Bernice Lodge of Odd Fellows installed new officers in Bethesda building with Dorchester lodges present. Owl Club to hold annual ball in Bethesda Hall tonight. Dahlgren Camp Sons of Veterans held public installation in Dahlgren Hall. Crry Point.
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Joseph Ryan
Malden
Annie Kelley
South Boston
Father Johnson
Gate of Heaven Church
Pilgrim Hall
Broadway
Mitchell E. Doherty
Mary McGrath
Rhodes Street
Providence
Mt. Washington
Bethesda Hall
John St. Godfrey
Luton
Bernice Lodge of Odd Fellows, D. of B
Bethesda Building
Azar and Crescent Lodges
Dorchester
Owl Club
Dahlgren Camp Sons of Veterans
Dahlgren Hall
Crry Point
South Boston Report Highlights Brightest Scholars
South Boston honors ten of the brightest scholars from Shurtleff School including Etta Kivlin Jetty Curran Mollie Hackett May Tyler Mary Sherry Mary McDermott Teresa Kilgore May Downey Josie Saunders and Katie Plunkett with note urging community recognition.
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South Boston
Shurtleff School
Etta Kivlin
Jetty Curran
Mollie Hackett
May Tyler
Mary Sherry
Mary McDermott
Teresa Kilgore
May Downey
Josie Saunders
Katie Plunkett
Brighton News Tells Of Locals, Pets And Plans
In Brighton the tallest motorman is John Angus and the jolly shortest is Jimmy Read. A dog fight involved ex police officer Osborne’s bulldog and a passing St Bernard. A telegraph office is wanted in Allston, telegraphs now go to Brighton a mile and a half away. Mary Bancroft Note hosts a Warren Hall program on the 17th with Miss Nate in charge of ads and rehearsals.
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John Angus
Jimmy” Read
Brighton
Osborne
Allston
Mary Bancroft
Warren Hall
Nute
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Beacon Park
Brighton's Brightest Scholars at Allston School
Tomorrow's Post will publish the names of Brighton's public schools and list standout pupils from Allston School including Maida Hibbard Robert Cooper Hughy McDonald Annie McDonald Thatcher Hollis Frank Chalmers Josie White Julia Sullivan Katie White and Jessie Bent.
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Allston School
Maida Hibbard
Robert Cooper
Hughy McDonald
Annie McDonald
Thatcher Hollis
Frank Chalmers
Josie White
Julia Sullivan
Katie White
Jessie Bent
Brighton
Bernard Sarsfield Alive Claims Astral Body Mix Up
Bernard Sarsfield denies reports of his death saying he is alive and disputes an astral body claim. He contends the discovered body belonged to William O'Brien and says he found it in error in a dark cellar at 3 Hanover Street. Beecham's Pills advertised as cure for Sick Headache.
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United States District Court
Great Britain
W. Clifford, Jr
C. T. Russell
W. H. Stuart
Bernard Sarsfield
Hanover Street
William O’brien
Free trips offer outlines seven sections around Boston
An ad describes seven distinct offers each giving two round trip tickets usable by a recipient and a companion. Residents in each of five Boston areas can win by voting via THE POST coupon before March 1, 1893. Sections include East Boston Chelsea Charlestown Somerville. South End above Dover Street Roxbury Dorchester Brighton. South Boston. Cambridge.
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Boston
East Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Cambridge
Two Offers At Larce Reward Top Voters In New England
Two offers consist of two round trip tickets each and will be awarded to the two persons in New England not living in the five special sections who receive the largest and second largest vote totals. Encourage quick voting for friends.
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New England
Chelsea Bank Directors Elected and City Building Plan
Winnisimmet Bank in Chelsea elects directors including J H Cunningham president and G H Hood, with A L Thorndike of Brookline and H Loud of Everett among others. Powhatan Tribe of Chelsea to initiate chiefs next Friday. Mary I Whitney of Somerville to preach at First Unitarian Church. George W Marsh named milk inspector and weights sealer. Chelsea electric cars crowded. more cars needed. City Council moves to seek a new city building with Alderman support.
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Winnisimmet Bank
J. H. Cunningham
G. H. Hood
A. D. Bosson
N. F. Carruth
Chelsea
A. 8. Foster
Newton
M. E. Rice
J. H. Wilkinson
William C. Cutler
C. Loud
A. L. Thorndike
Rookline
H. Loud
Everett
O. S. Foser
Revere
Charles E. Ha
Charlestown Notices and Local Events
Charlestown residents Mr and Mrs Charles Grinnell of Tiverton R I have returned home after visiting relatives. Charlestown Improvement Association met in Memorial Hall. Olive Branch Lodge Odd Fellows installed officers and held a post meeting collation in Banquet Hall. Funeral of John H Donnelly from 16 Medford Street with high mass at St Catherine Church and burial at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Michael McCarthy of Cheverns Court MC OF awarded hall ticket sales prize. Ivy Social Club secured former Moonagina quarters at Winthrop and Main streets. BunkEr Hin ed
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Charles Grinnell
Tiverton
R. L
Charlestown
St. Catherine’s Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Michael McCarthy
Cheverns Court
Monument Hall
Ivy Social Club
Moonagina
Winthrop
Main Streets
BunkEr Hin
Bloomingdale School Names Hopes and Local Figures
Local notes list Bloomingdale School and figures tied to education including Edgar Hamilton George Hamilton Eddie O Brien Fred OBrien Bertha Marion Irving Baker Fannie Edson Eddie Fitzgerald Dannie Cronin Philp Emery and Chelsea public schools. Community members urged to share information with friends.
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Bloomingdale School
Edgar Hamilton
George Hamilton
Eddie O’ Brien
Fred O'Brien
Bertha Marion
Irving Baker
Fannie Edson
Eddie Fitzgerald
Dannie Cronin
Philp Emery
Chelsea
Dorchester notes on meetings and local events
Dorchester residents petition West End railroad over Upham's Corner waiting room. Indignation meeting possible at Winthrop Hall. Tug William Woolley freed from ice between Thompson's Island and City Point after four hours. New Code man Club committees named. opening likely Wednesday Jan. 18. Florist E P McNulty to be buried from Savin Hill residence with high mass at St. Peter's. Dinner and dance at Hendries. Ashmont Imp Act Club officers elected. Walcott Post 102 Milton held installation. Death of Miss Ellen Dolan of Neponset. funeral Friday from Tolman Street residence with high mass at St. Anne's. Pool tournament at Feeny's rooms Glover's Corner begins Monday Jan. 16. Engine house Ashmont progress slow. call for City Council attention.
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Meeting House Hs
West End Railroad Company
Upham’s Corner
Winthrop Hall
Williiam Woolley
Thompson’s Island
City Point
Codeman Club
House
J. @. Young, Jr
James E. Hall
Morton Alden
W. W. Whitemarsh
Webster Tileston
E. P. Hurd
BF. L. Pierce
Otis Eddy
R. A. Pepper
E.T. Wheeler
E. P. McNulty
Savin Hill
Savin Hill Avenue
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Hendr
Grove Hann
Dorchester's Brightest Scholars Highlight at Everett School
Everett School lists Bradford May, William Dunham, William Baily, James Gormely, Lottie Murphy, Agnes Mealy, James Titus, Harry Hill, Edward Weaving, Clarence Young as the brightest scholars. Tomorrow's Post will publish ten more names from another Dorchester public school.
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Everett School
Bradford May
William Dunham
William Baily
James Gormely
Lottie Murphy
Agnes Mealy
James Titus
Harry Hill
Edward Weaving
Clarence Young
Dorchester
Old Powder House Park Naming Hopes and City Details
Somerville notes consider naming the park near the Old Powder House while referencing local infrastructure and civic groups. The city uses 273 lights and 222 incandescent lamps. 186 teachers in schools cost $120,482.17 annually. Community events include Ladies Aid Society at Franklin Street Church and Owl Club at Winter Hill with Evelyn Babb. Guild Hall reception by Emanuel Episcopal Church ladies. Highland Whist Club gathering with Mr. and Mrs. Safford at 24 Greenville Street.
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Powder House
Old Powder House
Ladies’ Aid Society
Franklin Street Church
The
Owl Club
Evelyn Babb
Winter Hill
Guild Hall
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Highland Whist Club
Safford
Greenville Street
Somerville Public Schools Names Brightest Scholars
Somerville's brightest scholars at Cummings School include Marion Brown Lulu Connors Lucy Haley Walter Duncam Eola Carter Kittie Pynn Arthur Armstrong Fred Cowdin Ethel Taylor and Francis Derby. Tell your friends to look out for these interesting families.
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Charlestown
Somerville
Cummings School
Marion Brown
Lulu Connors
Lucy Haley
Walter Duncam
Eola Carter
Kittie Pynn
Arthur Armstrong
Fred Cowdin
Ethel Taylor
Francis Derby
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription for Women
The end of a woman’s peculiar troubles comes with Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It cures functional and nervous complaints and female disorders. A vegetable tonic that is non alcoholic and harmless, with Pregnancy bearing sensations and relaxations. Also endorsed with Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to regulate liver stomach and bowels naturally.
Sulphur Bitters Presidential Competition Update
Three of four Sulphur Bitters contests can be decided soon but deciding the nationwide popular vote remains uncertain due to a mass of coupons. Officials plan one examination of the coupons to settle all competitions at the earliest possible date.
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Hudson River Railroad Company
A. Hemenway
F. H. Williams
Peecer S. Hoar
W. Sullivan
Decndant
O’shea
Walker
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H. W. Southworth
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Boston R.R
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Butler
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Miller
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Connellon
Norton
McGee
Greely
Hollingsworth & W. Co
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C. Richmond
C. T. Gallagher
G. W. Norris
T. W. Proctor
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Haydock
Mass. Real Est. Co
People’s Ice Co
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