New England Electric Exchange Holds Quarterly Meeting
The meeting at the Boston Electric Club was chaired by President Alexander with about twenty members present. Discussion focused on licensing examiners and creating a permanent examiner board, plus advancing instructions to handle electric accidents and rapid public education on electricity safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Electric Exchange
Boston Electric Club
Alexander
Frank Ridion
Committee On
Ridlon
Spalding
New England
Cram
Boston Chamber Banquet and city notes event
The third annual Boston Chamber of Commerce banquet is set for this evening at the Tremont House. Mrs. Von L Meyer of Beacon Street donated toward a new St Augustine Mission church on Ander son Street needing forty thousand dollars. Universalist and Unitarian clergy addressed meetings on Japan and Christianity respectively. A Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange meeting will discuss placing oranges and other fruits on the free list. Montgomery Light Guard held its annual military hall with Waverley Orchestra. Professor Atkinson will discuss humorist and poet philosopher at the Young Men’s Christian Union tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ninth Regiment of Infantry
J. G. Fennessey
John A. Andrew Hall
Chauncy and
Essex Streets
Waverley Orchestra
Supreme Court Docket Lists Cases and Equity Assignments
The Supreme Judicial Court for Commonwealth opens with cases including Charles Cirrack against Merchants Woollen Co and Charles A Tufts against Atlantic Telegraph Co. Snowden v Boston and Maine Railroad is noted as unfinished, with several equity assignment actions listed for Tuesday involving Old Colony RR Co, Framingham Water Co, and multiple other firms and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court For
Commonwealthi
Fhip
Equity
Old Colony RR
Framingham Water Co
Sweeney
Long
Daunrell
McDevitt
Saine
Ames
Laine
Gillivan
Krell
Codman
White
Worcester Steel Works
Chase
Bank of Brighton
Swan
Garvin
Hobbs
Martin
Phillips
Essex
Noyes
Georgetown
Milford Shoe Fac
Pete
Hurles River Shoe Fac
Pety
Effort to Change or Abolish Swale Work Summary
In the General Court a campaign to alter or end swale work is described, with committees examining facts and figures from the annual report of the State Pension Agent. The piece outlines legislative effort, supporting data, and involved stakeholders. It notes ongoing debates and proposed changes to policy or administration.
House Fight Hopes Dwindle After Rule Adoption
A planned clash in the House failed to materialize after the chamber adopted a rule restricting access to members and select officials. The so called lobby, distressed by the change, sought a bold member to trigger a reconsideration, but no one stepped forward and no excitement followed.
Petitions Presented In House And Senate Proceedings
In the House petitions were offered for various measures including an additional per capita tax for all adults, prohibiting oleo coloring to imitate butter, Worcester Light Infantry Veteran Association incorporation, Duxbury debt borrowing, transfer of Littleton estates to Hopkinton, compensation for election supervisors, and publication of hearing notices in Gaston papers. In the Senate Senator Cook offered a resolution referred to federal relations on revenue marine transfer to the Navy. Orders were made about license timing, public school provisions, and reforms on prisons, water and sewage, alcohol sales in no license towns, and annexation and water supply matters. Petitions from Thomas Griffiths for an express railway and from James Hayes et al for annexation of West Springfield to Springfield were noted, along with authority to take Jabish Creek water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Yates
W. Maynard
F. L. Childs
Worcester
Worcester Light Infantry
Duxbury
A. W. Wetherbee
Littleton
Hoxboro
Loston
George
Hale
Gaston
Senate
Cook
Treasury Department
Navy
Piomas
Giritfith
East Wareham, Ouset Pay & Point Independence Street Railway Company
Catnmont
Guiet Day
East Waretam J
James Jf. Hayes
Willian S. Shurtleff
West Springfield
Springfeld
House orders on committees and public measures
Adopted orders cover stockholder liability limits, gubernatorial punishment reforms, public ballot printing, Boston police pension adjustments, suit procedures for personal services, funeral expense funding for paupers, travel spending rules for sergeants at arms, a Saturday half holiday for workers, tax exemptions for temperance property, Bristol 2nd District Court pay raise, Australian ballot adoption for towns, and county officer compensation reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Police Department
Superior Court
Second District Court of
Bristol
Pall River
Isex
State Pension Agent Report Details 1889 Claims and Pensions
The State pension agent's annual report shows since 1888 the office has received 1047 claims and recorded 745 since 1889. For the year ending December 31, 1889 total claims amount to 52,278.38 dollars. The report lists original declarations for invalid pensions, widows invalid pensions, increases, and other categories with counts and outcomes, including letters, affidavits, and both allowed and rejected claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Pension Agent
Old Chums
Orien
Charitable Firemen Hear Report and Officers Elected
The Charitable Association of the Boston Fire Department held its annual meeting in the office of inspector of buildings. President Camrell presided as W. T. Cheswell reported year end receipts of 187.80 and expenses 1197.21, net gain 674.59, balance 4055.76. Officers elected included President J. S. Caraveily, Vice President S. Abbott Jr, Secretary Henry S. Worrall, Treasurer William J. Cheswell, with trustees named from various engine companies and veteran associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Fire Department
Camrell
W. T. Cheswell
Treasury
J. S. Caraveily
Abbott, Jr
Henry S. Worrall
William J. Cheswell
al Hive
Wnside
Board of Engineers
William T. Cheswell
Gonmianies
Enzine
Lawrence Scallune
W. HH. Lewis
Slavery
Battis
Abesteio
Fe Srds Oo
Wilitain Bid Sona Cds Sanity
J. Kale
J. MM. Notviage
McCarthy
T. Margaews
Pty Leo
Aedys
Poor Og Charles Riley
J. W. Gale
Ibs
Hemasey
Hs. Audall
Veteran Association
I. K. Ki
Dove Rampage Scares Harvard Square Horses. Dove Killed
A mad dove broke through Harvard square yesterday noon snapping at horses before being killed near Roberts's Hall. Mrs Mary Cunningham died at her home 707 Main Street Cambridge yesterday aged ee years. Mrs S Lothrop Thorndike hosted a wedding dance in Central Main Hall Cambridge with about toy young people present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Square
Cambridge
Roberts’s Hall
Mary
Unningham
Main Street
Cambridg Port
S.lothrop Thorndike
Trinity Club Entertained at Frost Residence
The Trinity Club enjoyed an evening at 664 Tremont Street hosted by Mr. HT. F. Frost. Guests included Dr. Phillips Brooks and Rev. Dr. Griffis, who spoke on Japan, noting Mikado reverence and Japanese art, followed by tableaux of the nobility and a light repast ending a pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HT. F. Frost
Tremont Street
Trinity Club
Phillips Brooks
W. K K. Gittis
Johnson
St. Paul's
George A. Miner
William Stumphrey
Amos Lawrence
Lorin Deland
China
Lome
Professor Farlows Lectures and Charity Talks in Boston
A Boston gathering featured Miss Wood's Sunday school class with Mrs Glendower Evans discussing state care for 1677 children and school institutions. Miss Scudder described the University settlement in New York and its work with baths libraries and youth clubs. Professor Farlow capped the evening with a Lowell Institute lecture on lower plant forms and Yellowstone hot springs, detailing marine flora and color shifts with temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wood
Trinity Chapel
Glendower Evans
Manson
Lyman School
Westboro
Lancaster
Witls
William G. Farlow
Lowell Institute
Yellowstone Park
Farlow
Bermudas
Lower
California
Pacufic
Australia
Cape Cod
Arctic
Greenland
Universalist Club Annual Meeting Highlights Growth and Debate
The Universalist Club held its annual meeting at the Thorndike with nearly a hundred members present. President Endicott announced 168 total members, three deaths, and fifteen new admissions, as officers were elected and a lecture on book learning was delivered stressing education, self-improvement, and wisdom as core values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Club
Thorndike
E. R. Endicott
Tne
Clark R. Moor
the New
W.C. Selleck
Walter C. Shapleigh
Willams H. Wood
Jamesh. Whitman
Joseph 5. Buswell
Charles d. McKenzie
Joshua Basser
Owith
Cowper
Wisilon
Cheravid
Salem City Council Elections And Appointments Recount
In Salem on January 13 the City Council re-elected officials including B P Symonds as city scales superintendent Amos Stillman as lights superintendent and Samuel S Merrill as streets superintendent. James Cottey’s Ward 1 seat was declared vacant and a new election ordered. Current expenses of 66767 32 were approved for January and February. J M Foster was elected assessor for three years and a new ballot on assistant assessors yielded Conrey 1 Evans 18 Whittemore 17. The mayor questioned if the first ballot produced an election and the issue was sent to the city solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Speciav
B. P. Symonds
Amos Stillman
Samuel S. Merrill
William Leonard
Water Board
James Cottey
J. M. Foster
Jo. H. Gonrey
A. A. Evans
W. W. Whittemore
Conrey
Evans
Whittemore
Rantoul
Quiet wedding at Second Church Copsey Square
John Rice Bradlee and Katherine Sabin Reed wed at Second Church Copsey Square with Christmas greens and white immortelles. Bridal party included maid of honor May Bradlee, and Rev. J A Horton officiated. Reception followed at the bride’s parents home, No 3 Gloucester Street, with festive greenery in parlor decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copsey Square
John Rice Bradley
Katherine Sabin Reed
James Reed
Cornelia Cook
J. A. Horton
Gloucester Street
School Board Organizes at 1899 Meeting
The school committee convened for organization with Judge Fallon presiding. Charles M Gallagher was unanimously reelected president. Phineas Bates named secretary for the eleventh time. Officers include William J Porter auditing clerk Alvah H Peters messenger and Charles E Daniels treasurer. A five member committee will revise the course of studies and report in three months. a parental school proposal may be pursued. corporal punishment topics set for January 28. unfinished business from last year will be referred to appropriate committees. next meeting date set for Thursday January 16 at 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallon
Charles IT. Gallagher
Phineas Bates
William J. Porter
Alvah H. Peters
Charles E. Daniels
Schindler
Secloe Board
Mgr. Capen
Jadee Fallon
Burglary at Cottage Farm Station Robbed and Robbers Escaped
About 8 o clock last night Cottage Farm Station on the Boston and Albany railroad was entered by burglars who took the money drawer with about 18 dollars. Mrs. Hosmer was chloroformed and her husband found her still under the drug's influence. He called Brookline police. she did not know what happened. The station had prior robberies and no thieves were identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Farm
Boston & Albany
Boston Typographical Union Ball Plans Unfold at Adjourned Meeting
The committee arranging the annual ball of Boston Typographical Union No. 1 held an adjourned meeting at the union hall on Washington street. Encouraging reports from subcommittees promise a highly successful event with a noteworthy order of dances. Germania Band will provide music and Mr Lutts will serve as caterer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Typographical Union
Union Hall
Washington Street
Germania Dand
Lutts
Despondent woman shoots self in Trumbull Street home
Early yesterday afternoon Mrs. Emily Coleman of No 6 Trumbull Street attempted suicide by shooting herself over the right eye. The ball entered above the eye and was not found. She was taken to City Hospital in dangerous condition amid illness-related distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Coleman
Trumbull Street
Professor Churchill Performs At Tremont Temple Star Course
Professor Churchill of Andover delighted Tremont Temple patrons with a readings program including Oliver Twist Hamlet Diver and Pickwick Papers. A humorous segment described the Scovel minister sermon on Samson and the foxes. Next week an English bell ringing company will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Andover
Tremont Temple
Irom
Oliver. Twist
Hamlet
Seniller
Mechanics' Exchange Annual Meeting Held Yesterday
The Mechanics' Exchange annual meeting was held yesterday with Walter Sampson presiding. Officers elected for the coming year include President Benjamin Young, Vice President James E. McCoy, Secretary T. B. Siarrigan, Treasurer B. S. Dewdirce Pe F. Gore, C. E. Currier, W. E. Cavanagh, TP. W. Carver, and Superintendent of Returns George J. Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mechanics’ Exchange
Walter Sampson
Benjamin Young
James E. McCoy
Siarrigan
Dewdirce Pe 'F
Gore
C. EF. Currier
W. E. Cavanaczh
TP. W. Carver
Roots
George Ie Kimball
Families Find Quiet Refined Stay At Revere House
A short notice extols the Revere House as a hotel offering quiet surroundings and refined comforts for guests seeking a peaceful lodging option. The item frames the hotel as an ideal home away from home with emphasis on tranquility and quality amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House
Busy social round at hotels with club meetings noted
The Marketmen's Republican Club held its annual meeting at Young's with 100 members present under B. King. Bank Presidents met at Parker House. The Merchant Wailors' Exchange elected officers led by Louis Starbird. Batchelder & Co employees hosted a dinner at Parker House on a discussion about employer relations. A Highland Latin Schoolmasters' Club social at American House followed. St James Catholic Church choral and Sunday school groups gathered with many guests listed by hotel and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marketmen’s Republican Club
Young’s
B. King
Parker House
Merchant Wailors’ Exchange
William E. Jones
Eee
Louis LD. Starbird
Waler Earle
J. F. Kambell
James T. Burbank
H. P. Whitcomb
Frank DD. Somers
George K
Francis Batchelder
Grace Batchelder
A. &. Shepardson
George M. Cenpeutey
F. A. Burgess
W.d. L. Ryder
F. A. Hooper
Butterworth
Charles Corlissae
O. Thomas
D. L. Steet
A. J. Cunningham
Arthur Landers
J. H. Chapin
Meriden
Conn
Young’s--John
Lord
Hanover
N. H
W. W. Lord
Philadelphia
Penn
Davin MM. Cook
New York
A. A. Strout
Portland
James F. Soe
Indianapolis
Ind
G. H. Tupper
Bethel
J. Bardwell
Worcester
J. Stee
Rutland
C. H. G. Miner
D. E. Leavitt
Portsmouth
Crawford
C. A. Tratt
Clinton
Charles T. Sheldon
Aubuth
Lamphrey
Concord
N. HL
H. H. Sanders
Palmer
L. VY. K. van der Mark
Merchants Cooperative Bank Elects Officers at Meeting
The annual shareholders meeting at Wesleyan Halls on Bromfield street elected Alfred J. Mercer as president Allison Z. Mason as vice president Albert EK Duttill as treasurer and clerk and named a slate of directors including J S F Huddleston George I Besson Thomas Swadkins Jr Albert S Parsons Alex C Pitman Edward W Howe Edward C seates John Butlend Frank Fanning James A Flanders Harold W Stevens Edward Canfield Dr George H M Rowe John D Jones and Henry Brown Afterward bylaws were amended and $18000 was sold at fair rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Cooperative Bank
Wesleyan Halls
Bromfield Street
Alfred J. Mercer
Allison Z. Mason
Albert EK. Duttill
J. 5
F. Huddleston
George I. Besson
Thomas Swadkins, Jr
Albert S. Parsons
Alex. C. Pitman
Edward W. Howe
Edward C. Seates
John Butlend
Frank Fanning
James A. Flanders
Harold W. Stevens
Edward Canfield
George H. M. Rowe
John D. Jones
Henry Brown
Local creditors report Walker and Atwood assignments in Middleboro and Washington Street
The liabilities of George H. Walker dry goods Middleboro Centre are estimated at 10000. Eugene Comstock dealer in provisions Southbridge Mass has failed. A Atwood tailor 335 Washington street has assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Walker
Middleboro Centre
Eugene Comstock
Southbridge
Mass
A. Atwood
Washington Street
Bequests Highlight Home for Aged Men Annual Meeting
The Home for Aged Men held its annual meeting with a treasurer report showing income 17 609 82 and expenditures 26 406 72. There are 43 inmates and 41 outside beneficiaries, with five deaths in house and six among outside beneficiaries. Bequests received include 1000 from Moses Hunt, 12 608 72 from William Gb Craft, 500 from Miss St S Norton, 11 273 14 from Nathaniel Merriam, 600 from Sydney Bartlett, 500 from Oliver Ditson, and 533 384 from Thomas H Fuller. Old board reelected with Edward Johnson and Joel Goldthwait replacing Thomas C Amory and Peter C Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For
William Gb. Craft
Miss St S. Norton
Nathaniel Merriam
Sydney Bartlett
Oliver Ditson
Thomas H
Messrs
Edward ©. Johnson
Joel Goldthwait
Thomas C. Amory
Peter C. Brooks
Corporate Meetings Report Nine Directors Elected Across Firms
The annual meetings in this city yesterday saw Eliot Insurance expand its board to nine directors including Cochman and Moors. Atlantic Cotton Mills named directors led by Joy, with bylaws debated but deferred. India Mutual Insurance listed new directors led by Dane and Alden, while Conveyancers' Mutual elected officers and amended bylaws. Boston Cooperative Building Society reported 1889 income 61176.12, expenditures 15899, and a 6 percent dividend payable tomorrow with renewals posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot Insurance Company
Robert Cochman
Joseph K. Moors
Charles A. Cummings
Henry A. Church
Greenleaf C
George
Augustus Lowell
Charles H. Post
Arthur W. Tufts
Thomas E. Proctor
Joy
The
Atlantic Cotton Mills
S.A. B. Abbott
John W. Farwell
Charles H. Joy
Augustus BP. Loring
Kenry Woods
Charles H. Barton
Charles L. Peirson
Samuel Ksawyer
William Kooper
Edward W. Hlowe
Beline
India Mutual Insurance Company
Nathan Crowell
Charles J. Morrill
Andrew Nickerson
Edward Whitney
John FH. Dane
P. Francis Wells
James Baker
Joan G. Moseley
Joshua Baker
Robert Codhman
Moses Williams
James Kh. Carret
Henry W. Brave
Heman W. Chaplin
Joseph S. Kay, Jr
Grenville H. Noercross
Alexander F. Wadsworth
Uriel IL. Crocker
George A. Fisher
William C. Willamson
Phineas B. Smith
J. Morris Meredith
Overt S. Minet
Charless. Rackemann
Boston Cooperative Building Society
Pars Street
Martin Brimmer
Robert H.bancroft
Sarah W. Whitman
Charles PF. Atkinson
Harriet B. Bancroft
Mary L. Bullard
Alice Chandler
Frank W. Chandler
Harrnet Gray
Isa J. Gray
Alice N. Lincoln
Roland ©. Lincoln
Elen EF. Mason
George W. Pope
John H. Storer
Marian Russell
Anne H. Liwing
David B. Flant
Nathaniel F. Last
Alliance Presses Police for Enforcing Liquor Law in Boston
The Evangelical Alliance held its annual meeting at the Meiona yesterday. A committee was formed to nominate officers for March and to report. It advised the police board to enforce the liquor law immediately in Boston, aligned with Governor Baxter. Clergymen listed form the committee and invited others to join. An address on Young Men at the Church was given by Rev C E Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Police
The
Evangelical Alliance
Meiona
Boston
Kracket T
A. EH. Ploamb
M. Gray
A. Adon
Ytates
F. L. Hayes
Cyrus Cunningham
A. A. Miner
Edward Hale
James Reed
C. E. Harrington
Keene
First Hansa steamer Cremon sails Boston to Antwerp and Hiawburg
The Cremon, the first steamer of the Hansa line, departed Boston on December 30 with cattle on deck and below. A cable from agents BE A Adams & Co. confirms passengers and crew landed all animals in good condition after reaching Antwerp. The Grasbrook is due next in Boston and is advertised to depart January 22, continuing the direct service from Boston to the Continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansa Line
Cremon
Boston
Antwerp
Hiawburg
BE. A. Adams & Co
Grasbrook
Boston to Florida by New York and New England fast train
A winter trip to Florida via the New York and New England railroad offers luxury on a fast train with Pullman buffet sleeping cars to Jacksonville. Departs New York and New England station at 6 p.m. daily including Sundays, completes trip in forty two hours. Reservations and tickets available at 322 Washington Street Boston near Summner Street depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Florida
New York and New England Railroad
Jacsonville
Chamre
N.Y
N. Ee
Washington Street
Summmner Street
Funeral for Edwin A. Wadleigh Held in Winchester
The funeral of Edwin A. Wadleigh, longtime assistant clerk of the Superior Court for Suffolk County, was held yesterday afternoon at the Unitarian Church in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Wadleigh
Superior Court
Suffolk County
the Unitarian Chiarch
Winchester
Pommery & Greno Buy Vast Hogheads of 1880 Vintage
The Illustrated London News reports that Pommery and Greno, holders of the world’s largest champagne stock, bought a vast number of hogsheads this year. It equals one sixth of the entire 1880 vintage, noted for excellent quality but limited quantity. Prices paid are said to be the highest on record, with the transaction exceeding £600,000, a magnitude unseen in the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Pommery & Greno
Illustrated London News
Brown v Strieder and Kythe Whit ney suits and court notes
Case mix including No 3576 Joseph Brown vs John W Strieder an action of tort for 310000 damages for personal injuries. Plaintiff a thirteen year old boy injured at a litho factory. Jury views. Attorneys listed. Also No 1274 George H Kythe vs Alice A Whit ney suit for 20 dollars for professional services. Defence general denial. Jury out. EF. Court adjourns in memory of Edwin A Wadleigh. Multiple docket lines and notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Kythe
Alice A. Whitney
Baker
R. H. Bowman
Joseph Brown
John W. Strieder
Plamititt
Washington Street
E. J. Bakerana
J. G. Cobe
H. G. Allen
Edwin A. Wadleigh
Record of convictions list from Superior Criminal Court
Jan 13 proceedings show sentences for breaking and entering larceny and adultery with terms from probation to ten years. Names include Doherty Hickey Ryan Gilberts Maxwell Waugh and others. multiple defendants, prisons named as State Prison Reformatory and House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doherty
Massachusetts Reformatory
James O'Donnell
Edward Hickey
Thomas Ryan
House of Correction
Mary Ryan
Timothy Sullivan
Angelo Gilberts
Olive York
George Brown
George Williams
Lewis Nichols
Addie Gilman
Woman's Prison
George A. Reynolds
Philip M. Marizinski
John Moore
State
J. L. Fletcner
William Ryan
Jarceny
Bertha Webster
Wolan’s
Rlpert Waugh
Elizabeth Maxwell
Domimonwealthy
Same
Coffer
Lyneh
Certassimo
Same v
Mallis
Ulman
Alexander
Casey
Beshsotien
Jolo—Nsame
Francis
Felts
Legal docket line items from Worcester court records
A list of case numbers and parties including Thompson versus Joseph Y. Torrey and several others such as Stoddard versus Town of Winchester, Clark versus Lown of Wakefield, Spence versus Knapp, Lealy v Coffee, Flannigan versus White, Driggs versus Brown, Cox v Hill, Lynch v Gaulapp, Dolan v Nason, Desmond exr v Fisher, Morris v Marsh, Sawyer v Cratin, Kelly v Risk, and related entries with verdicts, adjournments, or actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iddlesex
Thompson
Albert Wood
Treas
Joseph Y. Torrey
Worcester Lunatic Hospital For Board
Ece
Albert W. Fay
Town of
Winchester
Clark
Lown
Wakefield
Spence Vy. Knapp
Aates
Spence
Plavis
Adr
Ryder
Lealy
Coffee
Flannigan
White
Sdriggs
Brown
Cox
Hill
Lynch
Gaulappaus
Dolan
Nason
Desmond
Exr
Pisher
Municipal Court Docket List for First and Second Sessions
The docket lists cases in Municipal Court with First Session led by Harpy and Second Session by Forsaith, including matters such as Young v Verze, Fonnseca v Bisner, Brooks v Bonnie, Shittuck v Barrett, Seun Machine Co v Clement, Sawyer v Walker, Simmons v Youngs, Wilship v Rana, Taylor v Pletcher, Addison v Daly, Wagner v Clupin, Liobos v Quihi, Larkin v Pulow, Otis v Payne, Kimball v Foster, Cronan v McDow, Clatie v Spaulaing, Hollis Dressed Meat Co Rogan, Thomas v Kerry, Cory v Daly, Dewing v Duggan, Gokithwait v Anrell, Kimball v Whiton, Bowen v Balkan, Letts v Holmes, Woodward v Ather, Conant v Hall, Long v Sume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Verze
Fonnseca
Bisner
Brooks
Bonnie
sShittuck
Barrett
Sume
Lil Shus
Barett
Seun Machine Co
Clement
Pletcher
Addison
Daly
Wagner
Lupin
Liobos
Quihi
Larkin
Pulow
Otis
Payne
Kimball
Foster Bloc
Motor Railway Co
Cronan Vy. McDow
Cts
Clatie
Spaulaing
Hollis Dressed Meat Co
Rogan
Thomas
Kerry
Hiss—Cory
Dewing
Duggan
Gokithwait
Anrell
Woodward
Atherton
Probate Court Appoints Administrators in Suffolk Estates
In Suffolk County probate records dated January 15, administrators were named for the estates of deceased Lemuel Murch, Jon Ellis Blake, and Henry. The court proceeded with standard estate administration duties and appointment formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
McK Um
Lemuel Murch
Jon Ellis Blake
Henry
Probate Wills List Names Multiple Testators
The wills of Augusta K. Libbs Thomas Gaines Adolph L. Geyer Nancy Blaisdell Daniel McLaughlin James Blaisdell Benjamin Fuller Mary Hartnett Shemas Lally Lewis Jones William Jordan William Allen Mary Thompson George Peters Frederek Clawson Joan Sarsfield admitted to probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Stanford
Prova Robinson
Augusta K. Libbs
Thomas Gaines
Adolph L. Geyer
Nancy E. Blaisdell
Daniel McLaughlin
James Blaisdell
Benjamin B. Fuller
Mary Hartnett
Shemas Lally
Lewis Jones
William H. Jordan
William H. Allen
Mary Thompson
George A. Peters
Frederek Clawson
Joan W. Sarsfield
Probate Court listing wills and estates in Essex County
Lawrence Jan 13 probate reports prove wills for William Caldwell John Parton Hannah Fay Jon Goodwit Sarah Hateh Harriet Haynes Sarah Johnson Hector Linn and Mary Wood. Administrations granted for Mary Barker Lena Brown Hannah Coombs Mary Heaney Elizabeth Means George Osgood. Inventories include James Jackson Oscar Noble David Stiles Josiah Crosby Elizabeth Downs George Gage Albert Harris. Fay bequeaths 1000 to three New York missions with interest to Margaret Newman. Linn bequeaths 1000 to Catholic Orphanage Asylum, Lawrence City Hospital, and St Marys Church Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Lawrence
Harston
William Caldwell
Thaverhill
John Parton
Lawrente
Hannah N. Fay
Andover
Jon Goodwit
Sarah E. Hateh
Tlarriet J. Haynes
Methuen
Sarai Johnson
North Andover
Hector P. Linn
Mary A. Wood
Josiah Crosby
Elzabeth K. Downs
George W. Gage
Albert E. Harris
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Home Missionary Society of New York
American Missionary Association of New York
Margaret Newman
Hector P. Jinn
Cathol Orphia Asylum
Lawrence City Hospital
St. Alary's Church Society of
Inhabitants of Brookline v Boston Albany Company
Superior Court session in Dedham hears appeal from a special commissioner's decree on apportioning bridge costs over the Boston and Albany railroad at Cypress Street Brookline and on approaches. Petitioners are Brookline inhabitants. Boston and Albany Company represented. trial to resume later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hoar
Boston & Albany Sk Wired Companys
EE. Grover
County of Norfolk
Orchar
Superior Civil Court Case Listings in Salem January
In Essex County Salem January 15 court listings include Smith vs Bergengren an action to recover forfeit due to breach of contract after plaintiff purchased a practice from defendant in Gloucester with a bond not to practice. defense alleges waiver of the agreement. Other cases listed include Woolbury vs Inltts Reando v Spence Walsh v Corrigan Williams v Lynn Hartis v Lannan Boston RR Co and Greene v Conkey among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Civil Court
Issex County
Salem
FL. Evans
Th. Moulton
iNeith
W. H. Niles
Woolbury
Inli
Reando
Spence
Beverly
Meas
Trottor
Walsh
Corrigan
Williiams
Lynn
Hartis Ve. Lann
Boston WR Co
Boston RR Co
Miuipiv
Greene
Conkey
Jdotz
Ilusings Ct
Same
Sine
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Bar Meeting to Discuss Judiciary Reform in United States
A bar meeting of actively practicing lawyers in United States courts is scheduled for Tuesday January 21 at 12 noon. The gathering aims to consider the President's message on the judiciary and discuss concerted action by the United States Court bar to support measures implementing the recommendations.
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United States
United States Court
American Fog Darkens Boston Streets Yesterday Morning
A heavy domestic fog blanketed Boston yesterday morning, obscuring visibility and delaying trains and ferries on East Boston and Chelsea lines. Electric cars crawled with warning bells while pedestrians groped along obscured sidewalks. By 11 a.m. the fog faded, ferry schedules resumed, and streets returned to normal as motorists and commuters regained sight.
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Boston
Chelsea
London
Retrenchment and reform in Boston city government
A reader urges the Mayor to appoint a joint City Council committee to audit departments, cut waste, and reduce the tax levy by about one million dollars. The letter argues for firing salary grabbers and reforming commissions, endorsing Hart only if a safe retrenchment policy is pledged. Boston, January 7, 1890.
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Boston
City Hall
Lam
Hart
Calvin
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William F. Atkinson
Young Men’s Christian Union
Charitable Association of the Fire Department
Cambridge Matters
EF. Frost
University Settlement
Professor Farlow
the Universalist Club
Byron Grace
Salem City Council
Bradlue—Reed
Cottage Farm Station
the, Mechanics’ Exchange
Merchants’ Co-Operative Bank
Insurance
Superior Cours
Pitman
West Enders
Math
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Johnston Leuz
Chinkleston 3S. Bank
Fiskelstein
Far- Jee
Freeland Vy. Ritz
Duegan
Deming
Nye
Chester
Nasheld
Meyer
Gross
Southwick
O'Connell
Dunaony LK Line
lTean Vy. B. & A. RR
Hinies
Walker
Roseanla Ov. Alex
Venitable
Floud
Ander
Thwaites
Davis
Donnelly
Old Col
Acprich
Eldredge
Mit
Grant v. McDerpoundt
Freeman
Hannan
Fry
Fowler
Sullivan
Hoston & Albany RR
M. Co
Acmet Mtg
Loveltt
Jellison
Krowning
Pennen
Richardson
Millr
Grendon
Douk
Markhim
Crozier
Murdock Ov
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Wendleton
Ardson
BrsuHor
Mcllovern
Hernenny
Doherty
Sane
Cable
Carpenter
Bradbury
Louston Canoelab
Treat
Ratygan
Farrington
Dobinsal
Hull
Moors
Dempsey
Dpray
Sfi'd
Elec. Co
Yan
Crehore
Nossibach
Hunnewell
Norton
Lathrop
Arthur J. Newhall
Charles A. Labb
Plantiff
F. D. Alien
J. M. Day
BR. Lund
I. E. Gary
Mary E. Gallagher
City of
Damaes
Willard Street
J. A. Maxwell
K. J. Libby
Rk. W. Nason
Anidaws
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Myers
Lillis
Raney
Stewart
Florn
Partridge Qaeymai Hathaway
Gardher
Houghton
Zinn
Mitenell
Leonard
Prescott
Superior Criminal Court
William R. Eames
Harpy
Forsaith
Bok Wen ueni—Praltt, Exer, Ve Leer
Omid
Shar Et al
T—Ayden
French
Brennan
Nuveot
Spear
City of Boston
Cushing Vy. Verry and Trite
Losi Lean Co. Ve
Cushing
Hang
Advertiser
Niswspaper Co
Galheim
Country of Norfolk
Park’s
Bosworth + street
Faris
BAKE
Geena
Grocers
W. Baker &Co
Dorchester
New So Asien Hive
Georgia
Ollie
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