Petition for consent to erect stone stable with 20 stalls at 318 Adams St
The Board of Aldermen of Boston records a petition by John McMorrow requesting approval to build a stone stable of 70 by 40 feet at the rear of 318 Adams Street Ward 24. The plan complies with city statutes and ordinances governing stable erection, occupancy, and use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Aldermen OF the City OF
Boston
Adams Street
Ward 24
City of
John McMorrow
Insolvency Notice for Orlando C Higgins in Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Insolvency Messenger's Notice announces a warrant issued by the Court of Insolvency against Orlando C Higgins a Boston carpenter and builder. Debts and property transfers are forbidden and creditors are to prove debts and appoint assignees at the Court House Pemberton Square on February 1, 1895 at two o'clock in the afternoon.
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Board of Aldermen
Boston Post
Evening Transcript
J. M. Galvin
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Orlando C. Higgins
Boston
Court House
Pemberton Square
Joseph P. Silsby, JR
Insolvency Notice for Charles R. Bennett of Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts insolvency notice issued in Suffolk on January 21 1895. Warrant from the Court of Insolvency declares Charles R Bennett of Woburn insolvent and forbids payment or transfer of his debts or property. Creditors must meet February 1 at 2 PM at the Court House Pemberton Square Boston to prove debts and appoint assignees. Jeremiah G Fennessey Deputy Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
Charles R., Bennett
Woburn
Middlesex
Pemberton Square
Cou
Jeremiah G. Fennessey
Second meeting of creditors in Crawford insolvency
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notices a second creditors meeting for Edwin W. Crawford, insolvent debtor, set for February 1, 1895 at 10 in the forenoon at the Court of Insolvency. Creditors may appear and prove claims. proofs may be filed at Noble’s office, 53 State Street, Room 417, before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Schfolk
Edwin W. Crawford
William I. Wyllie
P. S
Notice of Insolvency Assignee for Jean D Peiffer
Suffolk ss Court of Insolvency announces D T Montague as assignee for insolvent debtor Jean D Peiffer of Boston. Second meeting of creditors set at Court of Insolvency Boston Court House on February 1, 1895 at 10:00 AM for creditors to appear and prove claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Jean D Peiffer
Boston
Court House
D. T. Montague
Pemberton Sq
Abbott bank scandal deepens with rumors of accomplice
Dover New Hampshire January 21 bank examiner Dorr says accounts at Dover National Bank may be in shape for a public statement by week’s end but nothing solid yet. Rumors stack as Reverend Chase and family links surface. Abbytt's finances, missing ledgers, and $80 000 to $85 000 in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Dorr
Dover National Bank
Abbott
Post
Washington
Frank K. Chase
Buffalo
N. Y
Free Will Baptist Church
Manchester
Mr. Chase
Mr. Abbott
Mr. Benn
National Bank
Boston
The
Ank
Dover Navigation Company
J. G. Holland
J. G. Hall
Newmarket Savings Bank
City and School Board
Awshier
Bank
Ex Boston Newspaper Man Faces Charges in Rhode Island
Warrants were issued against Merrill Smith proprietor of the Sunday Ledger at the request of Professor Milkman of Pawtucket Business College. Milkman alleges false arrest after being detained for a debt. Milkman seeks 15000 dollars in damages. Smith, formerly with the Boston Evening Telegram and the News, came to Pawtucket about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pawtucket
R. L
Milkman
Pawtucket Business College
Merrill Smith
The
Sunday Ledger
Smith
Boston Evening Telegram
Nervura remedy praised in patient letter
A Northfield mother recounts her daughter Jennie’s recovery from nervous debility after using Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. The letter extols the medicine as a cure for sleeplessness, dizziness, and weakness and promotes Dr. Greene, 34 Temple Place, Boston, as a renowned, accessible specialist with free consultation.
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Gray
J. Wesley Mann
Northfield
Mass
Jennie
Dr. Greene
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Aldermen Confirm Mayor Aides and City Committees
The Charlestown era board approved the mayor’s nominees including Wheeler, Russell, Smith, Turner, Berran, and Hodges by large margins. They also endorses a finances committee and a park panel, and discussed a potential Charlestown bridge subject to federal consent. Park needs and possible further funding for 1895 were outlined with a projected $702,700 in near term construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Dyar
Allen
Lee
Folsom
Wheeler
Horace G
Russell
Smith
Turner
Berran
Hodges
Common Council
City Hall
Curtis
Sanford
Bryant
Alderman Folsom
Alderman Witt
Commissioners of Public Institutions
Alderman Flood
House of Correction
Bailey
Law Department
Boston
Charles
Charlestown
Congress
Barry
Committee On Appropriations
Park Commissioners
North End Park
Castle Island
Back Bay Fens
Jamaica Park
Park Commission
Arnold Arboretum
Forest Hills
Franklin Park
Commonwealth Avenue
the Fens
Riverway
Leverett Park
Arborway
Dorchester Way
Strandway
Marine Park
Wood Island Park
Divorce Rumor Denied In Paris Report
City authorities deny the claim that George A Ballantine filed for divorce from Mabel Lothrop after four years of marriage. No suit exists on either side and Mrs Ballantine did not go to Etretat, only Normandy with her Boston sister. Lothrop comes from a prominent Boston family with high social standing in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
George A. Ballantine
Mabel Lothrop
Ballantine
Ninth Infantry Ball to Benefit Boston Emergency Hospital
Officers of the Ninth Infantry planned an February 19 ball at East Newton Armory chaired by Major P J Grady. Half the net proceeds will aid the Boston Emergency Hospital along with a joint Boston Emergency Benefit Association effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Infantry
East Newton Street Armory
P. J. Grady
Boston
Boston Emergency Benefit Association
Charles Dustin
Funeral for Captain Huntington Held With Military Honors
Captain E. S. Huntington was buried today with full military honors at the First Church in Quincy. The Loyal Legion conducted the services which were described as impressive, followed by cremation of the body at Forest Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
E. S. Huntington
Loyal Legion
Forest Hills
Arthur Braham Testimonial Concert Tonight
In Association Hall a testimonial concert will be rendered for Arthur Braham the well known violinist. A carefully chosen musical program will be performed tonight.
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Association Hall
Arthur Braham
Removal. Hair Dresser H Mais Moves to Temple Place
Hair dresser H Mais has removed to 46 Temple Place up one flight, updating shop address and location in the district for patron convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Mais
Temple Place
Divorce Case Reveals Mrs Powers Accounts of London Affair
Louise Baldwin Powers testified in a divorce case against Le land T Powers detailing cocktails and limited smoking with no objections from him. She described meeting Mr Sherman in London and being urged to travel to Paris with him, with later claims of attempted surveillance and a mysterious man named Mr Stinson connected to letters and alleged infidelity. The proceedings included cross examination over correspondence and finances from their European sojourns, with Powers denying criminal involvement with Stinson and saying she hoped to reconcile if not for constant nagging and ill treatment.
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Louise Baldwin Powers
Leland T. Powers
London
Miss Bowser
Mr. Stinson
Wiscasset
Minnie Young
Europe
Rendeger
Mr. Hall
Mrs. Powers
Stinson
J. P. Stinson
Powers
Boston
Mr. Powers
Leaders Plan Big Demonstration as Chick Brothers Move to Epping
HAVERHILL Jan 21 leaders praise open factories with few strikers joining, while parade plans loom. Winchell and Spaulding plants reopened as free shops with mixed staff from Lowell Exeter and Vermont. Chick Bros moving part of plant to Epping N H vows to stay. A union rally in City Hall set for tomorrow amid anticipated mass action and possible arbitration pressure on remaining non signatories. 400 workers could be secured in Epping and nearby towns as boycotts threaten those who returned to work.
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Haverhill
Winchell
Lowell
W. W. Spaulding’s
Exeter
South Royalston
Spaulding & Swett
Chick Bros
C. A. Ellis
Max Miller
Lou Rosin
Jacob Ratsney
Louder
Epping
N.H
Barrows &Crowell
Jennings, Friedman & Stevens
J. H. Winchell & Co
W. W. Spaulding
Asbury Temple Save Effort Outlined at Mass Meeting
A mass meeting at Asbury Temple Waltham focused on saving the Methodist building. Mayor Milton urged swift action as ex Mayor Warden detailed the debt, noting $117,000 total with $100,000 target. Subscriptions neared $9,000 with a $250 pledge from Newton Street Railroad to aid the fund. An executive committee led by Mayor Milton was appointed to solicit contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Asbury Temple
Milton
First Baptist
Universalist
F. J. Rutter
Board of Aldermen
Warden
Savings Bank
E. T. Luce
Dr. Cutler
B. B. Johnson
T. P. Smith
L. W. Powers
American Wringer Co. Wringers and Sweepers Makers
The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway extension advertises wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs for all kinds of wringers and sweepers offered with mail orders promptly attended to. Telephone Tremont 7644.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
Tremont
Real Estate Covics Sell Off in Wellesley and Dorchester
Henry T. Weiss sold 700000 square feet in Wellesley to a New York Boston syndicate for development. The Dewing estate sold 22 acres on Broadway and Revere streets Revere to Oxford Land Company. Lionel listings include Roxbury Dennis and Winthrop streets 19 19 square feet sold by F W Balch guardian to Bennet Norwich, and a Selwyn Z Bowman investment purchase of a Har rison Square ashland street twelve room dwelling with 12000 feet land. Additional transfers include Dorchester Howard avenue 112 114 sale for 4500 with 3000 feet land private terms. Ashland Elm corner sold to S Z Bowman. Heath place Roxbury nine rooms 1548 feet land Ellen Kelly estate sold to Philomina Decombe for investment private terms.
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Henry T. Weiss
Wellesley
New York
Boston
Dewing
Broadway
Revere
Oxford Land Company
F. W. Balch
Guardian
Bennet Norwich
Dennis
Winthrop
Roxbury
P. C. Hall
St. Botolph Street
Henry W. Savage
Selwyn Z. Bowman
Ashland Street
Harrison Square
Howard Avenue
J. B. Mulvey
S. Z. Bowman
Ellen Kelly
Philomina Decombe
Along the Tracks in Boston Area Rail News
Boston notes report T D Shipman of the Grand Trunk in the city, J McKenna of Canadian Pacific on tour, and Robert H Pratt retires from Southern Pacific. At St Louis convention a uniform extra baggage rate for bicycles and baby carriages is approved. Chicago St Paul officials cap excessive commissions and maintain rates. Clergymen half fare requests exceed 35,000 on Western roads. Staten Island tests a new rear end signal with Greek fire rocket. New York & Florida short line speeds up Boston to St Augustine route, with revised Washington and Jacksonville arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Shipman
Quebec
Grand Trunk Railway
Boston
Mr. Shipman
Road
J. McKenna
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Newfoundland
Robert H. Pratt
Southern Pacific
St. Louis
Chicago-St. Paul
Staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad
New York & Florida Short Line
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Washington
Jacksonvile
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Augustin Thompson
Moxie Nerve Food
DR. Millard
ISI Tremont
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps & Co., Ltd
England
HOTEL
Beth
57Th Street
7Th Avenue
Mole
Carver Ani
Hotel Empire
Columba Avene
6Th Or
9Th Ave
6Th St
Grand Central Station
Long Island and
West Shore
Jennie Mann
Finance Investigation
Ures
Jeer _ Hood
Hood’s
John H. Woodbury
Winter St
Bowtom
Chicago
St Louis
America
Chick Brothers
Eppping
Walthamites
Andy Dyne
Johnson
J. J. Casey
Johnson & CO
Bosten
Temple Place N
Real Estate Covics
New
Eng
Medical
Tremont Row
State House
Committee On Banks and Banking
James Cushing Leach
Louis P. Howe
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