Labor union meeting in Boston discusses education funds
The Central Labor Union of Boston gathered at Caledonia Hall with delegates from multiple unions including Cigarmakers 97 and Machinists 28. They approved resolutions opposing private school funding, supporting Haverhill strikers, urged tax reform, and set plans to aid labor causes while nominating officers for the ensuing term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union of Boston and Vicinity
Caledonia Hall
J. J. McCarthy
Miss Nason
Haverhill
Cigarmakers’ Union
International Machinists’ Union of America
Coal Teamsters and Handlers’ Union
United Brewery Workmen
Machinery and Brass Moulders
Journeyman Tailors’ Union
Housesmiths’ Union
Boston
Curtis
Henry Abrahams
Edward Brennan
Car and Wagon Workers
John F. O’sullivan
Fishermen’s Union
John H. Carr
Edward Morrissey
Machinists
Horseshoers’ Union
Richard Garrity
A. J. Felt
Garment Workers
Edward O’donnell
Typographical Union
Charles Bresnahan
Thomas J. Murphy
Otto Ribbe
Hatters’ Union
Edward F. Gallagher
James O'Neill
John Kelly
Edward O’connor
Waiters’ Alliance
Jeremiah O’leary
Horseshoers
David Sheehan
Carpenters’ Union
C. O. Woods
John Mahoney
Cigarmakers
Patrick Mahoney
Michael Maher
John Heffernan
George E. Pike
Independent Order of Knights of Labor of America formed
Desert K of L in New Haven reports seizing power split from national body. John E. Fitzgerald New Haven president Edward Lynch Meriden secretary Thomas Fenn New York vice president form executive board. Providence also notes District Assembly No. 99 withdraws from national, elects P. H. Quinn master workman for Columbus meeting seeking new national body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
National Trades Assembly No.2
Knights of Labor
National Trades Assembly
John E. Fitzgerald
Edward J. Lynch
Merisen
Thomas Fenn
New York
Joseph Crooks
Providence Out
Providence
R. I
Hayes
Foreman
Massachusetts
P. H. Quinn
Columbus
Wsi
Steamer Tell City wreck details on Missouri disaster
Survivors describe a sudden rock collision near Wolf Creek Beach as the Missouri sank in minutes. Captain Conlon, 28, and others reached shore. crews from Tell City and Owensboro aided survivors. About 35 to 40 aboard went down. The Missouri carried 280 tons of freight and was insured.
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W. C. Leathers
Hopkins County
Kentucky
Mr. Gregory
Cave In the Rock
Ill
Louisville
Joe Conlon
Werman
Howard
Pell
Tell City
Owensboro
Troy
Conlon
Alton
Missouri
White Collar Line
Cincinnati
Memphis) Packet Company
A. L. Mason
State of Kansas
St. Louis
Kansas City
Lne
Kansas
Sam Cook
Wolf Creek Beach
Jimmie Pell
Indiana
William Racker
George Taylor
Abbott But a Tool Stirs Suitors in Dover Fraud Case
In Dover New Hampshire on January 20 a rumor grows that Isaac F Abbott was not sole offender in a financial shortage. Reports say Abbott may have confessed to some of his children that an accomplice existed. Rev Frank K Chase of Buffalo, formerly at the church Abbott attended, is in town and knows the family. Chase would not reveal specifics about any cover up but warned against pressuring the children. The case remains shrouded in mystery awaiting fuller explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Isaac F. Abbott
Frank K. Chase
Buffalo
N. Y
Abbott
Chorus Discharges In New Haven Firm Ends English Chorus
In New Haven on January 20 Lillian Russell's Grand Duchess company performed at Bunnell's Hyperion Theatre. At the show’s end seventy five chorus girls were dismissed and sent back to England due to claimed chorus inefficiency by the management.
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New Haven
Lillian Russell
Bunnell
England
Lewis Wharf
Philadelphia
New York & New England Railroad
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Sound Lines
New York
Ocean Steamship Company
Central Railroad of Georgia
Savannah
Florida & Western
Florida Central & Peninsular Railways
Georia
Florida
South Carolina
Alabama
Louisia
Agt
R. R
Washington St
Judge Hoar Reported Comfortable Yet Weaker
Concord January 30 judge Hoars physician reports him as comfortable though somewhat weaker than yesterday. His mind is clear.
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Concord
Weather map shows pressure shifts and regional changes
Weather conditions across the lake regions and central valleys show a rapid fall in pressure while the Rocky Mountain districts rise. A low area in the Missouri Valley and central southern Iowa forms, with warmer conditions in the lake regions and Ohio and Mississippi valleys. Showers expected in the Ohio Valley and lake regions. fair elsewhere. Temperature trends vary by district with cooler conditions in the South Atlantic states and west of the lakes.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Middle Atlantic
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Middle Rocky Mountain
Lake
Ohio
Mississippi
Southwest
South Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Atlantic Coast
Lower
Lake Region
Upper
Lakes
Missouri
Probate Court issues will for John Broderick estate
Massachusetts probate court in Suffolk calls heirs and interested parties to show cause why Michael Burke of Arlington should be granted letters testamentary for John Broderick of Boston. The citation requires publication in Boston Post weekly for three weeks and service on known heirs seven days before the January 31, 1895 hearing. Judge John W. McKim signs the citation with Elijah George as register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
John Broderick
Boston
Michael Burke
Arlington
Middlesex
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Fsquire
Elijah George
Register
Probate Court Citation in Suffolk for Charles Deake
Stephen C. Perry petitions the Suffolk probate court to file and record the Maine will and grant letters of administration with the will annexed. He cites Charles Deake of Portland Maine, with a Boston Post publication requirement for three weeks, first notice at least thirty days prior.
Massachusetts Probate Notice for David K Merrill Heirs
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues citation in estate of David K Merrill late of Somerville. Delina Merrill and Wilbur Merrill seek letters testamentary with two executors, one declining. Court in Cambridge sets February 5, 1895, nine o’clock. Petitioners must publish notice weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and mail or deliver copies seven days before hearing. Witness Judge Charles J McIntire January 17, 1895. S. H. Folsom, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
David K. Merrill
Somervn
Delina J. Merrill
Wilbur O. Merrill
Cambridge
Boston Post
Boston
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Petition for administration of Valaria M. Martin estate
Probate Court in Suffolk County issues citation in Boston requiring all interested parties to appear January 24, 1895, at ten in the forenoon to show cause why Charles A. Wood should not receive administration without bond. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Judge John W. McKim presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Valaria M. Martin
Boston
Charles A. Woood
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Patrick Brannan
Katie T. Brannan
Probate citation for will and admin appointment in Boston
The estate of GEORGE F WHITTEN late of Boston is cited as a last will probate petition by MARTEN J GRIFFIN who seeks letters of administration with will annexed since the executor refused the trust. A probate court in Boston Suffolk is set for January 31, 1895 at ten in the forenoon to show cause. Publication required weekly for three weeks and mailing proof before court. Witness John W Mee Kim Esquire Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
George F. Whitten
Boston
Marten J. Griffin
Baston
Boston Post
John W. Mee- Kim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Benjamin Deae
Cape Elizabeth
Maine
George R. Swasey
Court Street
Charles S. Deake
Admr
Probate Court Notice in Estate of John MacLeod
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Probate Court cites heirs and all interested in the estate of John MacLeod late of Boston to show cause why the will presented by Sarah A. Flinn should not be admitted probate and letters testamentary issued without bond. hearing January 24, 1895 at 10 a.m. in Boston. public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post.
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Boston
Suffolk
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Hugh H. Rolf
E. B. James & CO
Maryann Marcus
Joan H. Collamore
County of
Winchester Street
James A. Rouse
Robert Hawthorne
Piedmont Street
Church Street
Maryallan Marcus
Ante Benjamin
John H. Collamore
Oston
Vogere C. Higgins
Court House
Pemberton Square
A. D. Isos
Josep. HP. Silsby
Paiaie
Notice of administration for Jeremiah W. Herlihy estate
Next of kin creditors and interested persons are cited as a petition seeks letters of administration to Catherine Herlihy of Boston without bond surety. A Probate Court in Suffolk must decide January 31, 1895 at 10 AM. Public notice to run three weeks in the Boston Fest with the final publication at least one day before court.
Probate Court cites kin in Eliza Beth Wilson estate
Suffolk probate court to next of kin and all interested in Eliza Beth Wilson late of Boston. Thomas Dean administrator presents first account and seeks distribution of balance among next of kin. You must appear January 31, 1895 at 10 am in Suffolk to show cause why account should not be allowed and distribution made. Citation to be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Kim, Esquire, judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Cornelius Donevan
Boston
Martin P. Donovan
Bogeton Post
John W. McKim, Esqui
Elijah George
Elizabeth Wilson
Thomas Dean
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Register
Estate notices and probate citations in Boston area
Notices announce probate actions for Patrick Brannan and Frederick S. Davis in Boston and Brookline. Citations require appearances January 24, 1895, with public notice in Boston Post. Administrators and administratrices named for Davis and Hackett estates, with demands to be exhibited and debts settled at 220 Devonshire Street.
Divorce Suit Seeks Mary Livingstone Restore Maiden Name
Mary Livingstone of Boston files for a divorce from Daniel Livingstone once in Nova Scotia. She states desertion on April 15 1888 and residence in Boston since September 1889, asking to resume her maiden name Mary Morrison. Filed December 26, 1894 in Suffolk Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts, Superior Court
Suffolk
Boston
Mary Livingstone
Daniel Livingstone
Bellant
Black Rock
Victoria
Nova Scotia
Boulardarie
Daniel
Mary Morrison
Notice to Libellee in Libel Case in Suffolk Court
Suffolk Is Superior Court Boston January 15 1895 orders libellant to publish a libel and order in the Boston Post for three weeks and mail or serve fourteen days before the first Monday of March to Daniel Livingstone so he may show cause why the prayer should not be granted. Clerk Jos. A Willard Attest Henry E Bellew Asst. Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Superior Court
Boston
Daniel Livingstone
County of
Boston Post
Jos
A. Willard
Henry E. Bellew
Supreme Judicial Court
John Noble
C. H. Cooper
Mary M. Shannon
Petition for dissolution of Henry C. Weeden Company
Henry C. Weeden of Quincy files to dissolve the Henry C. Weeden Company a Massachusetts corporation formed in 1894 for plumbing and related trades. The stockholders representing all shares unanimously vote to dissolve after selling the business with purchaser assuming debts and assets to be divided among stockholders. He asks the Supreme Judicial Court to decree dissolution and grant further orders as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Supreme Judicial Court
Henry C. Weeden
Quincy
Norfolk
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M. D
Cree Streat
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Sami
SURE
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Alexander Martin
Boston Light
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Warren & Co
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Smith
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Snowman
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Gloucester
Hippin
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E. A. Adams & CO
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Michicar
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East
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Catalonia
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Ireland
Scotland
American Line
Southampton
London
Berlin
Paris
Havre
International Navigation, CO
Bowling Green
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Savannah Line
New England and Savannah Steamship Co
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Parthian
Central Wharf
Charlemon
Wilmington
West
F. P. Wing
EB. Sampson
Mgr
State Streat
Wiske Bidg
Baltimore
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co
West Point
Rituat Clase
Tenn
Go Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kena
Edwin
Alger
Alpheus B. Alger
H. Folsom
Charles Deake
Cumberland
Stephen C. Perry
John W. McKim, Esquire
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Chloe Ann Hill
James Henry Marshall
Samuel L. Powers
Newton
Cornelius J. Kaysher
Elizabeth Grant
Neil F. Grant
Essex Street
Charlestown
William Henry Lynch
Chelsea
Newton St
Amy Ann Shaw
Revere
Florence McDo
Ane St
Jeremiah W. Herlihy
Catherine Herlihy
Boston Fest
Toston
Frederick S. Davis
Brookline
of Norfolk
Emma B. Davis
Philips. Davis
Eugene F. Hackett
Lizzif M. Hackett
Admx
Devonshire St
Frederick FE. Shaw
Elizabeth A. Shaw
Jan
Mary Carby
Edmund Carey
Catherine Donahue
John Neagle
William Reddy
James Mullen
Charlestown St
Reuben H. Ricker
Moses Ricker
East Saugus
Copartnership Notices
Finberg & Frankel
S. Frankel
Hanover St
Frankel
Julius Finberg
Simon Frankel
Real’s Legal Agency
T. A Moore
Washington Street
Holden
Thomas F. Shannon
Mary (Murphy) Shannon
Windsor
Mary
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A. D
Hugh H. Rose
Carpenter
John W.feKim
Flijah George
Ebenezer Gay
William RB. Merrill
Eluah George
D. T. Montague
Pemberton Sq
John EB. Burrill
Somerville
Tna
Smart Town
W. BE. Carruthers
School St
W. F. Carruthers
W. H. Coleman
Tremont St
J. F. Knowles
Batchelder & Lincoln
Federal St
Accountancy—Al
J. P. Brawner
World Building
Boston Hotel
Cor. Beach St
Harrison
Boston and Vicinity
The
Post
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
P. O. Box
Newtonville
H. T
Boston Public Schools
C.C. B
James Lavery
Plovence St
the Post
Kool
Heny Peterson
Chardon St
Tegen
A. E
Ooston
Prescott Bros
Cornhill
Court St
George. B. Moore
J. Y. Schooner &O
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Bath
Furnace
Revere Highlands
Sherman, Hannah & CO
Ames Building
Lyt
Worcester St
Tremont
Columbius
A. R. Andrews
Diamonds
JF Welry
Eto
B. Ginzberg & CO
Winter St
Phinney
Springfield St
Slye
Walts
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