New Names on Docket as State Legislature Handles Pensions
The House met briefly and adopted resolutions honoring Charles Devens a Union brigadier general and jurist. The Senate received the State Cattle Commission annual report proposing dog control to curb rabies and protect livestock.
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Dewey
Boston
Charles Devens
Supreme Judicial Court
Theommonwealth
Commonwealth
Union
Superior Court
United States
Senate
State Cattle Commission
State House Commission
Aldermen Back Donovan and Peters Amid City Hall Turmoil
Boston Aldermen vote Donovan as city clerk and Alvah Peters as city messenger while resignations from committees trigger scrutiny. Debates over the Saucier water contract reveal alleged payments for influence and a move to re-bid amid a widening ethics inquiry.
Ball Enticing Attendees Promised by Clothing Cutters Union
The Clothing Cutters and Trimmers Union hosts its annual reception and ball Thursday evening in the Mechanics' building. Eol ands's Orchestra will provide the music and a handsome souvenir is planned for attendees.
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Clothing Cutters & Trimmers’ Union
Mechanics’ Building
Eolands
Boston School Board 1891 meets with Mayor present
The 1891 Boston School Board convened for organization led by Choate Burnham. Charles T. Gallagher was reelected president. Mayor Matthews attended, welcomed by Gallagher. The board approved non spending rules, with a new assistant for the rover Evening School and elected Samuel Harrington to fill a departing principal post. Resolutions honored James F. Blackinton of Emerson School, praising forty years of service and extending condolences to his family.
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Choate Burnham
Boston
Solomon Schindler
Emery
Charles T. Gallagher
Gallagher
Peters
City of
Matthews
Capen
Phineas Bates
W. J. Porter
Alvah H. Peters
Seth P. Smith
Quincy Evening School
Common Council
Samuel Harrington
Blackinton
W.S. Allen
East Boston
James F. Blackinton
Emerson School
James Fletcher Blackinton
Messrs
L. D. Packard
B. Capen
Mr MacQueary and His Church Letter Paragraph
The Post of January 12 prints a letter headed Mr MacQueary and His Church. In the last paragraph a name line reads James and is misread as danys, correcting to James.
Kemp's Balsam Free Sample Offered by Druggists
The homeliest man in Boston, and the handsomest and others, are invited to call on any druggists for a free sample bottle of Kemp's Balsam, the best cough cure.
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Boston
Boston Water Board report on Basin 5 gravel contract
The Boston Water Board replies to Aldermen, detailing actions from December 2 1890 to December 20 regarding proposals to transport material for an earth embankment at Basin 6 Ashland Va and addressing any payments tied to contract awarding.
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Saucier
Boston Water Board
Orry Hall
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Basin 5
Water Board
Basin 6
Ashland
Fraternal Beneficiary Groups Organize Campaign in Massachusetts
A meeting at Young's Hotel brought together 24 fraternal beneficiary associations with 125000 members and 80000 voters. A permanent organization was formed, committees set, and a vigorous campaign planned to defend fraternal insurance against critics. Officers pledged full cooperation with the national fraternal congress and related bodies.
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Massachusetts
Young’s Hotel
Somerville Democratic Club Formed At Union Lower Hall
A Somerville Democratic Club organized last evening in Union Lower Hall. The group adopted a constitution and elected officers led by President Robert Luca and Vice President B. F. Knowles. Other officers include M. J. McDonald secretary treasurer and executive members T. F. Cummins A. A. Elliston Frank E. Regan John Buckley Jr. James P. Hickey Patrick Mahoney Hugh A. Jones with ward committee members W. J. Coughlin J. J. Lyons A. P. Grilling Charles A. Kelley and at large James F. Davlin.
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Somerville
Union Lower Hall
Robert Luca
B. F. Knowles
M. J. McDonald
Gemna Bias
T. F. Cummins
Sonnethin A. A. Elliston
Frank E. Regan
John Buckley, Jr
James P. Hickey
Patrick Mahoney
Ugh A. Jones
United States vs McCullom Constable Co in Holyoke
United States Circuit Court on January 12 hears a penalty claim of 1000 dollars against McCullom Constable & Co for allegedly aiding the immigration of Paul Glouton to the United States to work in their Holyoke knitting works. The defendants deny the charges and argue exemptions under the act. Eugene D. Ramsey v Boston & Maine Rail Road resumes, with plaintiff claiming injury from a gate struck by a moving engine on Causeway Street.
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United States Circuit Court
Glouton
Holyoke
Glauton
Ange
F. D. Allen
George M. Stearns
W. J. Bruce
Nelson
J. Eugene D. Ramsey
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Camauee
Causeway Street
John D. Long
Edgar Aldrich
New Hampshire
S. Lincoln
Dunrar
Helen Newcomb
West End Railroad Company
A.J. McLeod
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
G. D. Braman
James Cowans
Bay State Belting Company
South Boston
J. A. Maxwell
Geofre A. QO. Ernst
Rand & Avery Company
Dana Estes
Samo
Lewis Roberts
H. Kk. Bailey
S. J. Eider
Cowan
Bay State
Kingsley
Knowl- Belting Co
Kaliah
Bornstein
Kit
Newton
Roberts
Murch
Hobbs
Rox
Mint
Heffernan
Wood Corp
Boston
Bane
Durell
Love
Sherman
J. Michael Kelley
House of Correction
Charles C. Gillard
Benjamin L. Jones
Henry Rankins
John Schultz
Massachusetts Reformatory
Charles Dowle
Joseph Marks
James Talbott
John J. McDonald
James McGrath
Thomas McDevitt
Harry Govier
Charles O'Donnell
Supreme Judicial Court docket and cases set for Tuesday
Equity assignments for Tuesday January 13 include Knowlton versus Mallen and Arnold versus Lewis among others. The full bench will hear Suffolk Middlesex Norfolk and Barnstable county cases with three weeks of arguments two for law docket and one for equity. Rescripts issued include William Spaulding et al versus inhabitants of Peabody on electric light authority for towns and related questions. A new trial is ordered in Edward A. Foster case after mixed verdicts on corn conversion counts. Marmaduke Luce versus Board of Examiners of Dukes County dismissed case mandamus against election returns. quo warranto noted as proper remedy. Commonwealth versus Myron L. Wetherbee upholding adulterated milk sale statute.
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J. Mallen
Arnold
Lewis
Morse
Campbell
Shaw
Poor
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Mitchell
Clark
Newhall
Boston Athletic Associaton
Suffolk
Middlesex
Norfolk
Barnstable
William Spaulding
Peabody
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
R. M. Morse, Jr
W. D. Northend
L. S. Dabney
F. L. Byars
Sidney A. Thaxter
Edward A. Foster
May & Choate
Bowman
Ichabod N. Luce
Board of Examiners
Dukes County
Mandamus
Myron L. Wetherbee
Supreme Judicial Court Issues Essex County Rescripts
Rescripts from January 12 in Essex County include new trials for Alexander Roberts vs Annie T. French due to fraud evidence. Eliza B. Aldworth vs City of Lynn upholding damages to writ date. Susanna B. Fuller vs Nathaniel J. Rust tenant's judgment. Jennie Osgood vs Emma B. Osgood overruled exceptions. James Cunningham vs Washington Mills Company exceptions overruled. and Proprietors of Jeffries Neck Pasture vs Inhabitants of Ipswich ordered to seek title trial. The court also defines petitioner status and property seizure in Ipswich matter.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Essex County
Islem
Alexander Roberts
Annie T. French
Eliza B. Aldworth
City of Lynn
Susanna B. Fuller
Nathaniel J. Rust
Jennie Osgood
Emma B. Osgood
James Cunningham
Washington Mills Company
Jeffries Neck Pasture
Ipswich
Injured plaintiff in Norfolk tort action over death in stone yard
Superior Court Norfolk County reports George Esson administrator sues Andrew Milne and others for damages in a death case arising from alleged negligence at a Stone yard in Roney. Jury deliberating. Attorneys E C Bum pus for plaintiff W G A Pattee for defendants.
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Norfolk County
Dedham
Bishop
George Esson
Andrew Milne
Roney
E. C. Bumpus
W. G. A. Pattee
Weeks
N.Y
N. Needham
E. RR. Co
White
N. Y
Brennan
Watt vs Norcross Bros case in first Superior Court session
The Superior Court, in its first session on January 12, presided by Chief Justice Mason, opened the Watt versus Norcross Brothers matter for ip.
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Mason
C.J
Watt
Norcross Bros
Lawsuit Over Steel Sale and Multiple Court Actions
The record cites Emerson E. McCargo versus George H. Bates for $23504 on steel sold from Worcester to East Boston, alleged unsatisfactory delivery. Closing arguments noted, with plaintiffs and defense counsel listed, followed by various docket entries across sessions, including injuries, liabilities, and numerous civil and criminal cases.
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Emerson E. McCargo
George H. Bates
Worcester
Boston
W. L. Church
A. É. Pratt
Charles R
Pitman v City of Lynn tort suit yields damages
Essex County Superior Court reports a damages ruling in O Hara vs City of Lynn for personal injuries from a defective Rockaway street. Judgment for plaintiff $1200. Other cases listed include real estate title actions and disputes involving Gloucester Amesbury and Boston & Maine Railroad.
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Salem
Pitman
O’hara
City of
Lynn
Rockaway Street
Niles & Carr
J. R. Baldwin
Worthen
Municipal Court Docket Entries Listing Numerous Civil Cases
First and second sessions list dozens of civil actions with plaintiffs and defendants. Names include Legz, Paul. Smith, Brien. Buckley, Pierce. Treat, Shorey. Russo, Kisvo. Pearson, Yates. Hoyt, Richardson. Rweet, Cook. Lermard, Cray ford. Haan, Ordway. Willsbury, Black well. Walker, Jellison. Tenny, Advertise Newspaper Co.. Noonan, Rodeguez. Jamaica Pondle Co. v. Thomas. Crockett, Paine. James Verry. Walling, Star buck. Santosnosgo, Grat grande. Dunnell, Forbes. Conn River Lumber Co. v. Henning. Holbrook, Dunn. Shuimway, Corkery. Ham, Rotter. Castint, Fillmore. Powers, Sawyer. Brown, Laskey. Whittier, brown. Lucker vy. Water man. Smith v. W E St Ry Co. Sceaimmion v. Barker. Rice vy. Fuller. Goddard vy. Glines. Seaman v. Syden berg. Knapp v. Plummer. Creer v. DeMar. Silverstone v. Silverstone. Lyons v. Heath. Flanagan v. Phenix Brewing Co. plus prior Golden entry.
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Paul
Smith
Brien
Buckley
Pierce
Treat
Shorey
Russo
Kisvo
Pearson
Yates
Gila Weta Worsn
Kinall
Hoyt
Richardson
Rweet
Cook
Cook. 4594—Lermard Vy. Crayford. 5072—Haan v. Ordway
Willsbury
Blackwell
Walker
Jellison
Tenny
Advertise Newspaper Co
Dunnell
Forbes
Conn
River Lumber Co
Henning
Holbrook
Dunn
Lyons
Heath
Flanagan
Phenix Brewing Co
Probate Court Appoints Administrators in Suffolk County
In Suffolk County probate court on January 12 Judge McKim appointed administrators for numerous estates including Maria A. Reed Anna W. Brown Johanna Mahoney Louise Merells Leonora Knight Owen McCarthy and others. The wills of several deceased individuals were admitted to probate as part of the session.
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Suffolk County
McKim
Maria A. Reed
Anna W. Brown
Johanna Mahoney
Louise V. Merells
Leonora P. Knight
Owen McCarthy
Charles Steele
Edwin N. Chase
William Marden
Arena Bloomer
Limothy Tobin
Alphonse Lansmann
Patrick Powers
Margaret Hagerty
Martha A. Gates
Charlotte C. Pone
Stephen Kenney
Annie Cot
Rions
Sarah T. Jane
Newhall A. Foss
Nathaniel Seaver
Gainer J. Dyer
Orlando W. Doe
Mary A. Carr
Ary H. Godfrey
Estates and Administrations Reported in Local Probate
Deceased individuals were proved and letters of administration granted for Annie Hallowell Mary Tattershall Thomas Wall and William Webster. Inventories filed include Sarah Bean Edward Dolliver Mary Lefaveus Ellen Mulready Wilmot Quimby John Stevens Charles Symonds Cyrus Wilson. Anthony S Jones wills $100 to the Masonic Educational and Charity Trust.
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Bernard Bradl
Lawrence
Mary A. Courtney
Haverhill
William Dooling
Adah Huse
Methuen
Elizabeth Johnson
Anthony
Jones
Newburyport
Joseph 5. Morse
Thomas Saunders
Andover
Hannah ‘Iwomey
Annie Hallowell
Mary A. Tattershall
North Andover
Thomas Ll. Wall
William H
Charles H. Symonds
Salem
Cyrus Wilson
Anthony S. Jones
Masonic Educational and Charity Trust
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Paris
W. Baxer & Cos
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Dorchester, Mass