Civil Court Dockets at Cambridge January 17 1890s record
Middlesex Superior Court lists numerous civil actions across three sessions. Cases name Bonn v Linder Callaghan v Richards Collins v Rhodes Marston v Singapore Rattan Co and many others with trials, juries, and verdicts noted. Damages sought range up to thousands with actions of tort contract and equity, including a divorce capias and injunctions.
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Wiswell
Linder
Callaghan
Richards
Collins
Rhodes
Marston
Singapore Rattan Co
Curtis
John F. Cronan
R. M. Stark
Gill
Durant
Demming
Ross
Dutton
Higgins
Clark
Holt
Henderson
Montgomery
Cambridge
Hickey
City of
Waltham
Noyes and Jr
Foster
Leach
Do’ Brien
Tufts
Levy
Quinn
Boorum
Raymond
Frail
Greenwood
McCurthy
M. R.R
Murravy
Clements
McGann
Pro Ami
Watertown
Sheldon
Sanborn
City of Woburn
Appeal in Florence collision case before First Circuit
United States Circuit Court of Appeals First Circuit on January 17 hears Coit Putnam and Wess Jr libellant versus Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Company appellee. Case stems from 1890 collision near Sandy Hook with the schooner Florence. Libellant contests district court ruling finding Florence at fault and challenges fog signal compliance under sailing rules. Oral arguments noted for libellant and claimant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Coit, Putnam and Wess, Jr
Parthian
Moses M. Gould
Libellant
Appellant
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Company
Libellee, Appellee
United States District Court For Massachusetts
Florence
Sandy Hook
A. A. Strout
E. P. Carver
L. S. Dabney
F. Cunningham
Appellee
Warren
United States
Morse
Domestic Sewing Machine Co
Paine
Trask
Herrick Et al
Cutcheon Et al
Nashua & Lowell R.R. Co
Boston & Lowell R.R. Co
Carpenter vs Barker patent infringement halted in equity suit
United States Circuit Court case Jan 17 reviews bill by Carpenter Blair Camera Co seeking a perpetual injunction against F R Barker to stop infringing patent 294,959 for plate holders for ploughrepple cameras. Bill dismissed. List of judges and attorneys followed with Supreme Judicial Court docket entries continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Carpenter
J. Blair Camera Company
F. R. Barker
Bill In Equity
Thomas H. Blair
J. L
Roberts
E. H. Brown
Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
M. Morton
Trust Company
KE. Avery
Schumann
Leydecker
Brintnall
R. M. Saltonstall
H. E. Bolles
A. Hemenway
P. J. Doherty
Cardinall
Hadley
H. Dunham
F. M. Davis
Luonn Gas & Electric Company
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
Niles & Carr
Lincoln
J. D. Bryant
Rosebach
Tha Mills
Leavitt
Hanson
Globe News Co
Boston Investment Co
Boston
Mass, Real Est. Co
Northern Investment Co
Supreme Judicial Court Equity Appeals Involving Widows and Land Title
Suffolk Suffolk court splits on widow’s allowance from late husband Samuel Loud of Chelsea. Judge reduced $1000 to $500. Arguments by J D McLaughlin for Loud and J L Powers for Loud’s executor. Separate case asks writ of entry to settle title to land at mouth of the Glades North Scituate. Heard with decision reserved. Other matter: writ of prohibition to halt depositions. petition dismissed. Lawyers named: E O Cooke, W C Cogswell, J H Benton, W B French, H Taylor.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
In Equity
Morrion
Mary E. Loud
E.O. Loud
Suffolk County
Samuel Loud
Chelsea
J.D. McLaughlin
Appellee
J. L. Powers
John A. Fowle
Everett E. Litchfield
Bill Is Equity
Glades
North Scituate
E. O. Cooke
W. C. Cogswell
Sylvester Harrington
Abby Stroples
R. M. Saltonstall
I. M. Edwards
J. H. Benton
Harrington
W. B. French
Thompson v Columbia Falls Brick Co. First Session
Superior Court Suffolk Is January 17 first session with Judge Thompson presiding. Case Hobbs versus Columbia Falls Brick Co. Resolved and unfinished. Court records note incomplete proceedings and ongoing dispute.
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Suffolk, Is
Thompson
J. S. Hobbs
Columbia Falls Brick Co
S. L
Newfoundland Mutual Benefit Association Ball
Next Friday evening the Newfoundland Mutual Benefit Association will hold their annual ball in Odd Fellows Hall. President Hon William Taylor notes a busy year and fund drain from aiding St Johns fire victims. Members in the city and suburbs pledge continued support.
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Newfoundland Mutual Benefit Association
William Taylor
Odd Fellows’ Hall
St. John’s
Cambridge Club Elects Officers in Quiet Assembly
Cambridge officers announced at the Cambridge Club meeting include President Jabez Fox Vice President Edwin B Hale Secretary John H Appleton Treasurer Will F Reap Directors Henry N Tilton James G Harris John C Builard George H Cox All are Colonial Club members. Captain Murray praised for policing work. burglaries resume at Cambridge fine art store and Wilber’s dry goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Club
Jabez Fox
Edwin B. Hale
John H. Appleton
Will F. Reap
Henry N. Tilton
James G. Harris
John C. Builard
George H. Cox
Colonial Club
Mr. Fox
Cambridge
Ten brightest scholars named at Cambridge Public School
Tomorrow's Post will publish the names of ten top scholars from another Cambridge public school. The list includes Fred Bl. Scotton George Fiske Charles B. Stebbins Edward W. Rugley Robert C. Harlow PL Ss. Dougherty Edward G. Davis J. A. Cass G. F. Allen and W. Ke. Ricker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manual Training School
Fred BL. Scotton
George Fiske
Charles B. Stebbins
Edward W. Rugley
Robert C. Harlow
Ss. Dougherty
Edward G. Davis
J. A. Cass
G. F. Allen
W. KE. Ricker
Cambridge
Neponset church sleigh ride and local incidents list
About thirty Neponset Baptist members hired the sleigh barge City of Boston for a Brighton ride this evening. J K Williams of Glenwood Club heads to Quincy Saturday with a Chicago layover to visit World’s Fair buildings. A 9:45 a.m. Old Colony train was delayed half an hour yesterday by a freight on the same track. Barber John McLean was committed to South Boston Insane Asylum after a Sunday episode. St Gregory’s Court M C O F held a public officer installation in Milton Associates Hall with Deputy High Chief Ranger Edmunds presiding. Annual ball set for Jan 24 with Russo’s orchestra. Thomas Finnegan of Dorchester Avenue nursing a broken arm. James Gilbert struck by an inbound car near Glover’s Corner. car headlight broken. internal injuries feared. St Peter’s Court M C O F to install officers in Blake Hall tomorrow with Sherwood Court as guests. Mrs Joseph Wyman Moore hosted a reception at Mr Bowdoin’s last evening. John Merney, Wollaston foundry maker, missing from Neponset since Saturday. temperate, about 55, fear accident. GROVE HALL. Koala
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Neponset Baptist Church
Boston
Brighton
J. K. Williams
Glenwood Club
Quincy
Chicago
Old Colony
Neponset
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Russo
Thomas Finnegan
Dorchester Avenue
Glover’s Corner
James Gilbert
Gilbert
St. Peter’s Court
Blake Hall
Sherwood Court
Joseph Wyman Moore
Bowdoin
John Merney
Wollaston Foundry
Grove Hall
Dorchester Scholars Named From Meeting House Hill School
Dorchester's brightest pupils at Meeting House Hill School include Alice Pinkham Julia Lorden Maud Lipith Jennie Milne Lillie Berrigan Michael Murphy John Kelley Sadie Bradshaw Elise Kelley and John Meara. Tell your friends to look out for these lists of public school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeting House Hill School
Alice Pinkham
Julia Lorden
Maud Lipith
Jennie Milne
Lillie Berrigan
Michael Murphy
John Kelley
Sadie Bradshaw
Elise Kelley
John Meara
Dorchester
Smoke Talk on Lincoln at St Botolph Club Tonight
The St Botolph Club hosts a smoke talk this evening on Abraham Lincoln. I H Bartlett will present a sketch from a physiognomical and vital view, aiming to extract notable insights about Lincoln in his distinctive style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Botolph Club
I. H. Bartlett
Abraham Lincoln
Wickett Associates Ball Brightens Bethesda Hall Event
South Boston reports the Wickett Associates annual ball at Bethesda Hall with city and state officials in attendance. attendees included club delegations, sleigh rides to the pumping station, future minstrel plans, and civic notices from Unity Lodge and local women voters.
South Boston Public Schools Names Daniel Wilson Board Cast
South Boston's public schools list Daniel Wilson Daniel Biney Michael Smart Alexander Hamilton George Cross Daniel Sullivan John Mahoney Phineas Spear Michael Sullivan Thomas Hechmyer in the school roster. The note ends with a directive telling readers to tell your concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow School
Daniel Wilson
Daniel Biney
Michael Smart
Alexander Hamilton
George Cross
Daniel Sullivan
John Mahoney
Phineas Spear
Michael Sullivan
Thomas Hechmyer
South Boston
East Boston flats to be filled to aid island health and traffic
The East Boston Company seeks to fill flats between Jeffries Point and Wood Island to improve health and development on the island. Past efforts began in 1851 but high displacement costs halted progress. The Maverick Sumner grade crossing is a complaint area with a rosen crossing issue. A ferryboat bulletin dated February 1892 prompts call to update notices. The Ladies Sewing Circle of Central Square Baptist Church hosts an annual dinner tonight. Nellie F. McLaughlin, daughter of Edward McLaughlin, died yesterday of pneumonia. funeral at Church of the Most Holy Redeemer tomorrow at 9 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston Company
Jeffries Point
Wood Island
Maverick
Sumner
Maverick Street
Rozen
Hancock
Central Square Baptist Church
Nellie F. McLaughlin
Edward McLaughlin
Bremen Street
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Ferryman
Adams School Names Ten Brightest East Boston Students
George Haxely Frank Johnson William Johnson Blanche Nelson Lillie Olsen Willie Miller James Cannon Clarence Dill Edward Pope William Gardner named among ten of the brightest students in another East Boston public school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams School
George Haxely
Frank Johnson
William Johnson
Blanche Nelson
Lillie Olsen
Willie Miller
James Cannon
Clarence Dill
Edward Pope
William Gardner
Boston
Roxbury Welcomes New Boston Firemen Barter O’Brien and Michael Kelley
Two Roxbury division bell-rope knights swap uniforms for baton and helmet after being sworn in last Saturday. Barter O’Brien and Michael Kelley join Station 16, well known across the district. Community events include St Patrick’s Church fair benefits, Union Hall entertainment for the Roxbury Homoceopathic Dispensary, and a Casino bowling match at Norfolk House alleys.
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Roxbury
West End
Boston
Barter
O’brien
Michael Kelley
Armory Hall
St. Patrick’s
Norfolk House
Union Hall
Dudley School Names Public School Officials
Dudley Roxbury public schools list names of officials including David Fallon Frank Maloney George Ryan Joe Ells Harry Sherman Walter Lord Henry Seaver Chandler Barry Walter Wyman and George Stevens for the school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley School
David Fallon
Frank Maloney
George Ryan
Joe Ells
Harry Sherman
Walter Lord
Henry Seaver
Chandler Barry
Walter Wyman
George Stevens
Roxbury
Free trips to world’s fair coupon offer in Boston area
Seven distinct offers grant two round trip tickets per offer usable for a wife husband or friend. Residents of five Boston sections voting via THE POST coupon before March 1 1893 eligible for tickets. Two additional awards go to top New England voters outside those sections. Vote now for your friends.
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Boston
East Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Rowbury
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Cambridge
New England
Vote Stand List Omitted Low Vote Names
The document lists numerous individuals with vote counts, noting that names receiving fewer than five votes will be omitted. It records addresses for many names including James Pitt, John Berzin, Thomas Ayers, Michael O Leary, Charles Murray, and others, across streets such as Windsor, Washington, Cambridgeport, and Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pitt
John Berzin
Amoryst
Bereilkins
Andrew Dwyer
Charles
Peter S. McKay
Tremont Pl
Thomas Ayers
E. Cobert
Windsor St
Frank R. Stevens
Washington St
Samuel W. Joe
Watson St
E. B. L. Howard
North Ave
Ee E. Thying
A. Lute
Pearl St
Michael O'Leary
Putnam Ave
Charles A. Murray
Cambridgeport
M. G. Normoyle
Franklin St
William J. Rogers
Murdock St
P. W. Engler
Fifth St
John P. Williams
M. Holahan
W. Goldthwait
Hampshire St
H. S. Stone
W. Webster
Eliot
Austin
L. Lewis Wow
Henry J. Crowley
Sig Thomas S. Myles
Hammond St
Howl
Names List From City Directory Fragment
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous residents and addresses across streets like Grove, Maverick, Curtis, Monmouth, Bremen, Chelsea, Havre, and others. The text appears as a long directory-style compilation with many individuals and street addresses, including several with middle initials and varied spellings, interspersed with stray letters and formatting.
List of names and addresses in scattered local directory
A long, fragmented OCR listing many residents and addresses across streets and avenues. Contains numerous personal names such as W Fleming, J Callahan, William Hayward, Walter L Cox, James F Flannery, Frank L Davis, Samuel Packard, Henry L D Eutremont, and others, with street numbers and places like Cambridge Bils, Ames building, Congress, Washington street, and Peabody. No coherent narrative or event, just an address roster.
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W. Fleming
Field St
William Hayward
G. W. Trout
Lennox St
J. A. Downey
Penryth St
C. M. Houghton
Medford St
T. B. Cunniff
Regent St
J. J. McNeil
Belden St
J. Foran
Sterling St
Daniel Falconer
Hammond St
J. Callahan
Chapel Pl
Charles W. Tobin
Newland St
Kf. Strecker
Green St
Robert Lockhart
Camden St
Jack Jacobs
Kendalist
A. B. Fernekees
Winthrop St
Nolen
Harvest
Ea Beek L. Sturkey
Pynchon
Max Lagerson
Goldsmith
Hugh Thomson
Bower St
Walter L. Cox
Columbus Ave
Charlies M. Dorothy
James F. Flannery
Elmwood
Frank L. Davis
Washington St
Charles T. Schirmer
Stafford St
Samuel Packard
D. L
Albert Dean
Ames
John H. Fleming
Margin
Malcolm F. McLean
Stafford “Ste
Maurice Hannon
Thatcher St
J.T. Saines
Fenton St
G. M. Spear
Waltham
Cesecce
Char Town Social Season Mix of Balls and Concerts
In Charlestown a sixth annual Rovers Cycle Club ball drew many local and district attendees from Cadets rmory to celebrate social season. Chiefs of Mishawum Tribe were raised at City Square Wigwam. Knights Templar held a red cross ceremony at the asylum. The Schumann Club opened its fifteenth season with a two part concert at Association Hall, featuring the Weber Quartet members and Miss Annabelle Clarke. Parishioners gathered at Monument Hall for the St. Francis de Sales coffee party with dancing and a long collation. The Prescott Social Club plans its annual ball at Monument Hall this evening as a brisk cold morning kept navy yard workers away.
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Rovers
Rmory
Henry L. Austin
Mishawum
Wigwai
Cour de Lion Commandery
Knights Templar
Order of the Red Cross
Asylum
Thompson Square
Schumann Club
Association Hall
Laurence Grenville Ripley
Edward E. Holden
Weber Quartet
N.J. H Jl
the Lady of
Charlestown Public School Named Brightest Scholars
Charlestown's brightest scholars are honored from Harvard School. Recipients include George Bannah, William Dooley, Nathan Scollay, Lea Dooley, George Teergan, Walter Dennis, Mary McMahon, Mary Ryan, Thomas Kelley, and William Ryan. Public notices urge recognition.
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Harvard
George Bannah
Wiliam Dooley
Nathan Scollay
Lea Dooley
George Teergan
Walter Denns
Mary McMahon
Mary Ryan
Thomas Kelley
Wiliam Ryan
Charlestown
Settlement of Borden will dispute ends lengthy court fight
After two years in Supreme and Probate Courts relatives of the late Charles T. Borden reach a compromise over his Mans field estate valued around $20,000. The deal preserves most charitable bequests while settling family claims.
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Charles T. Borden
Mansfield
Brighton Urged to Expand Police Force and Services
A Brighton district appeal urges doubling police coverage between Everett and Cambridge streets, noting one officer cannot patrol the area day or night. Criticism includes slow response times, recent assaults on Cambridge Street and Franklin Street, and calls for a police ambulance and cottage hospital. Also protests gas rates, citing $190 per thousand feet compared with $130 elsewhere. Beacon Park.
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Everett Street
Cambridge
Brighton
Brookline
Kate Bater
Cambridge Store
Franklin Street
Brighton's brightest scholars at Allston School
The Allston School names ten of its brightest scholars including Flossie Farrell James Burke Mabel Waterhouse Louis Monre Frank Randal Lulu Crosby Mabel Foster Minnie Wagner James Hollis and Robert Ritchie Tell friends to watch for these lists highlighting student achievement in Brighton public schools.
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Allston School
Flossie Farrell
James Burke
Mabel Waterhouse
Louis Monre
Frank Randal
Lulu Crosby
Mabel Foster
Minnie Wagner
James Hollis
Robert Ritchie
Brighton
Side Trips in the Rocky Mountains lecture planned at Chelsea church
The First Congregational Church in Chelsea will host a Monday evening lecture by Rev. J. J. Lewis on Side Trips in the Rocky Mountains. The talk will use a stereopticon and Mr. Lewis is praised as an admirable speaker. Socials will hold their first pie party and dance January 25 at Fremont Hall, 120 Winnisimmet street, with free admission for pie bringers.
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First Congregational Church
J. J. Lewis
Rocky Mountains
Chelsea Bridge Avenue
City Hall
City of
Chelsea
Boston & Maine Railroad
City Engineer’s
Boston
Champlin
Congress
Lodge
Senate
W. E. Barrett
Hayes
Lynn
Dr. Everett
Washington Avenue
Jeremiah Curley
Lawser
J. J. Connelly
Ash Street
Chelsea's Brightest Scholars at Chelsea High School
Chelsea High School selects top students from its public schools led by Charles Duncan John Temple Alfred Maggie John Butts Frank McCann Charles Mitchell Ralph Harris Edward Elder Jerry Lyons Clinton Bugbee to honor as Chelsea's brightest scholars.
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Chelsea
Chelsea High School
Charles Duncan
John Temple
Alfred Maggie
John Butts
Frank McCann
Charles Mitchell
Ralph Harris
Edward Elder
Jerry Lyons
Clinton Bugbee
Somerville School Struggles Across Multiple Buildings
In West Somerville at the Lincoln a heating failure halts most sessions while Edgerly repairs delay changes to the Edgerly and Prescott schools shift morning and afternoon use. Prospect Hill is closed for repairs, and the High School offers only partial sessions due to large classes. Meantime children enjoy coasting as winter shapes village life. Engagements announced include Fred L. Gneely to Edith B. Allen of Lewiston and Miss Mary Dunbar of Boston to Dr. George Wan formerly of Somerville. New Y M C A secretary W H Symonds will live on Benton Ave. The Ladies’ Aia Association grows past two hundred members. Local calendars and events abound with activities at Woodbridge gym, Union Square Baptist Church, Windsor orchestra, and various church socials. Old Powder House.
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Lincoln
West Somerville
Edgerly
Prescott
Prospect Hill
Fred L. Gneely
Edith B. Allen
Lewiston
Somerville's Brightest Scholars at Edgerly School
Somerville's public schools honor students including Harry Conway Clara Alger Maury Lester Lyle Perkins Mabel Raney Ernest Goodspeed John Dell Susie Hammett Herbert Pullen Bertha Crisp for scholastic distinction.
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Edgerly School
Harry
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Doroe Bay
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Unity Lodge
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E. & Free
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Bunker Hill
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Walker Ave
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Coca
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Navy Yard
Bunker HI
Borden
Breeham
Brichton
Woodbridge
Ladies’ Social Union
Union Square Baptist Church
Gookin
Grand View Avenue
Windsor
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