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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1893

Page

7

Various court dockets and rulings across federal and state courts

United States Circuit Court of Appeals docket lists cases including Herrick v Cutcheon and Potter v US, with preliminary injunction action in Edison Electric Light Co. v Beacon Vacuum Pump. numerous district court libels, damages, and equity suits. Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court notes, Middlesex and Suffolk court calendars, and detailed case listings with magistrates, plaintiffs, defendants, and attorneys.

United States Circuit Court OF Appeals Herrick J. Edison Electric Light Company Beacon Vacuum Pump & Electrical Com. Nv Thomas A. Edison J. P. Fish and Sewardiz Dyer New York L. D. Brandeis and Witter

Chelsea lecture and public safety notes in Chelsea

An illustrated lecture by H L Hastings at Open Door Mission and a Y M C A talk by Robert Nourse are noted. A public safety concern calls for safer spaces for coasting after a resident injured on Walnut street. A fire at 29 Winnsimmer street damaged by $200 reported.

H. L. Hastings Abbie L. Coggeshall Walnut Street Robert Nourse Academy Mr. Nourse Academy of Music Winnsimmer Street Boston Rubber Company

Chelsea's Heavyweights Named As Chelsea Solid Citizens

Ten Chelsea residents are listed as weighing over two hundred pounds each. Names include G. KB. Munroe hk, C. Munrfey, Henry Joinson, G. P. Butterfield, Jabez Montgomery, J. L. H. Low, Thomas Martin, John Harrison, Huntley G. Albee, and Thomas J. Morrison. Tomorrow's Post will publish ten more names.

Chelsea Post G. KB. Munroe Hk. C. Munrfey Henry Joinson G. P. Butterfield Jabez Montgomery J. L. H. Low Thomas Martin John Harrison Huntley G. Albee Thomas J. Morrison

Charlestown Meeting Debates Rail Station and Parade

Charlestown Improvement Association held a meeting in Lincoln Hall to discuss the proposed Boston and Maine railroad station on Causeway Street and its pros and cons. Martin J. Roche of Bow Street aims to move St Patrick’s Day parade to Charlestown with a march over Charles River bridge to City Square and back via Warren Bridge. Adjourned Mutual Protection Fire Insurance Company meeting planned in Thompson Square. St Francis de Sales Y M C T A and L Society opened their fair at Bunker Hill parochial school, with strong showings and good finances.

L. Society Bunker Hill Lady Friends of the Society Easy Club Park Street

Charlestown's Heavyweights Revealed in Local Notes

Ten substantial Charlestown residents are listed as weighing over 200 pounds each. The lineup includes Thomas Leary, Rev. E. M. Taylor, Edward Moran, Dr. K E Kimpton, Co. E. Mahoney, Representative J. J. Mahoney, John F. Sundberg, Zinah H. Campbell, Frank A. Warner, Henry tox, identified by the Post correspondent.

Charlestown Post Thomas Leary E. M. Taylor Edward Moran Kimpton E. Mahoney J. J. Mahoney John F. Sundberg Zinah H. Campbell Frank A. Warner Henry Tox Charlestouwn

Somerville News Bits Include Charity, Elections and Socials

Destitution cases reported by Truant Officer Snow reveal children lacking proper clothing. Mark F. Burns elected director of Charleston Gas and Electric. Rymes couple visit Bermuda for the winter. Somerville Savings Bank opens at 10. Engagement announced Miss Sadie E. Smith and Mr. A. E. Binney. Ex-Alderman Osgood now threatens typhoid fever. Reception by Mathew Temperance Institute. At home notices for Seth Walker Jones and Mrs. Jones. Reunion of class of 1890 at Onion Hall. East Somerville W C T U annual meeting at Flint Street Church. Party in Eberle Hall. Oup PowpER Hovsz.

Snow Mr. Snow Mark F. Burns Charleston Gas and Electric Company C. E. Rymes Bermuda Somerville Savings Bank Sadie E. Smith A. E. Binney Charles B. Osgood Mathew Temperance Institute Seth Walker Jones Onion Hall Somerville Flint Street Eberle Hall

Somerville's Heavyweights Named as Solid Citizens

Dents of Somerville listed as weighing over two hundred pounds each include Edwin Jones R H Farnum John Dedman Charles Polly John Taylor Ex Alderman Caswell W H Johnson M C Parkhart Alderman Charles B Sanborn Ex Councilman Wentworth among Somerville's solid citizens.

Somerville Edwin Jones R. H. Farnum John Dedman Charles Polly John Taylor Caswell W. H. Johnson M. C. Parkhart

Bricted sewer work ends as Harvard avenue cars resume

The long delayed Harvard avenue sewer construction is finished and electric cars run without interruption. Night sleigh ride by Order of the Golden Cross to Woburn followed by upcoming entertainments at Nonantum Lodge and Warren Hall. Owl Social Club hosts a social and prize dance in Warren Hall on February 10 with endmen from a minstrel show, and Octier Brawley is off duty after a severe injury in a sleigh accident on Longwood avenue. Funeral for Agnes E. Leary set at St Columbkill Church today.

Harvard Avenue Order of the Golden Cross Woburn Nonantum Lodge Odd Fellows Emmerson Entertainment Company Owl Social Club Warren Hall E. Leary Franklin Street St. Columbkill Joel D. Dudley G. A. R. Hall Eacon Park

Brighton's Heavyweights and Solid Citizens Roster

Dents of Brighton. a Post correspondent notes weights above two hundred pounds for local men including Lester Willer, B Beal, W Hodzen, Gardner Davis, 2d John Angus, W R Sweet, Charles Armstrong, Sergeant James T Cornes, Arthur Walcott, W J White, and other Brighton solid citizens.

Brighton Post Lester Willer B. Beal W. Hodzen Gardner Davis John Angus W. R. Sweet Charles Armstrong James T. Cornes Arthur Walcott W. J. White

Perkins Institute Concert and Local Events in South Boston

A concert by pupils of the Perkins Institute for the Blind was held at Phillips Congregational Church drawing a large crowd. The program featured several soloists and duets. A bowling match between Laney's yards staff teams followed the tournament game. Ducks shot near Ward's Wharf drew attention amid hunting restricted by three-mile limits. A private masque by Carleton Associates occurred in St. Omer Hall. The J B Briggs schooner delivered coal to Standard Sugar Refinery after Vineyard Haven delays. A pool tournament for novices begins Feb 6 with entries open until Feb 4. Mrs. Connell from Thomas Park, mother of David Connell, will be buried today from Gate of Heaven Church.

Perkins Institute For the Blind Phillips Congregational Church Broadway Mr. Holmes E. E. Mozralous Mr. Prescott J. N. Burnham A. Robair H. R. W. Miles Messrs. Mozralous Robair Messrs. Holmes Luetz Laney’s Yards Dick” Tabin W. K. Smythe Bill Kirby Gage Ick Sherlock George Lawley Yards George Pilgrim Federal Street Bridge Ward’s Wharf Inner Harbor Dorchester Carleton Associates St. Omer Hall J. B. Briggs Standard Sugar Vineyard Haven Murray & Irwin H la Boston Connell David Connell O’ Rouke Station Thomas Park Gate of Heaven Church Peninsula Crry Pout

South Boston's Solid Citizens Named for Tomorrow

Dents of South Baston announce a list of trusted locals including Conductor Frank Jones John Swerny Patrick Rafferty Co P Kirby Jerekoly Phil Cha man Michael McGrath Thomas Flood John Murphy John Clifford. Tomorrow's Post will publish ten more names of South Boston's solid citizens.

South Baston Post Frank Jones John Swerny Patrick Rafferty P. Kirby Jerekoly Phil Cha Man Michael McGrath Thomas Flood John Murphy John Clifford Tomorow South Boston

Dorchester Eight hold annual bar masque and town items

The Eight of Dorchester held their annual bar masque at Winthrop Hall Up ham s Corner praised as one of the best costumed dances in the hall. Dorchester Athletic Club meets Blake Hall. St Peters T A Society Dorchester Hall. Tom Sullivan saved a boy from drowning on Dorchester Bay. Orr led a Jamaica Plain installation party. Utto Schieer married Catherine McCarthy at St Peters Church. Graves Hall.

Dorchester Winthrop Hall Upham’s Corner Messrs G. A. Andrews A. L. Gladwin E. A. Keith H. Hartnett William Taylor D. J. Gifford F. S. Hobbs William Calhoun West End River Street Dorchester Athletic Club Blake Hall St. Peter’s Young Men’s T. A Society Dorchester Hall Tom Sullivan Channel Dorchester Bay Crescent Bay Orr Jamaica Plain Fleign Birge May Tower Utto Schieer St. Peter’s Church Catherine McCarthy Gruve Hall

Dorchester Athletes Noted for Heavyweights Lineup

Dorchester’s strongmen are listed as Dorchester’s solid citizens with names including Michael Holloran Jr, Jaimmes Wilson, Joan Cavanagh, Edward Osborne, John Scannell, James Wilson, Chuaries Daniela A. H. Woods, Burt Townsend, and John Marton. Each is noted as guaranteed two hundred pounds.

Dorchester Post Michael Holloran Jr Jaimmes Wilson Joan Cavanagh Edward Osborne John Scannell James Wilson Chuaries Daniela A. H. Woods Burt Townsend John Marton

Paine's Furniture Announces New Drapery Trend

Paine's Furniture Company at 48 Canal Street announces a new drapery design described as the coming fashion leader for 18Y3. The item is presented as a front rank option for early buyers, signaling its significance in the upcoming season.

Paine Canal Street

Free Trip Coupon Offer At Boston World’s Fair

A period advertisement promises two round trip tickets to the World’s Fair with each of seven distinct offers. Recipients may bring a wife husband or friend. Residents of five Boston sections compete for votes on THE POST coupon by March 1 1893 to win the tickets.

Boston Chelsea Charlestown Somerville South End Dover Street Roxsbury Dorchester Brighton Bostony

Two Offers At Larce Vote in New England Scene

Two offers labeled 6 and 7 each include five round trip tickets. They are at large and will go to the two individuals in New England who do not reside in the five special sections and who receive the highest and second highest vote totals. Cast your votes promptly for your friends.

Larce New England

Vote Standings Misspellings and Vague Addresses

A long OCR list of names and partial addresses appears to show vote tallies or roll call figures for numerous residents. The fragment includes names such as Mrs. Dr. Bishop Samuel Packard J A Downe Ly J J MccNeil Robert Lockhart and many others with street addresses in Worcester Cambridge and Dorchester areas. The text mixes names, streets, and scattered numbers likely representing votes or registration counts, but the OCR is corrupted and many items are incomplete or garbled.

Dr. Bishop Worcester Sq W. Fleming Fild St Samuel Packard Noah G. W. Trout Lenox St J. A. Downe Hammond St P. J Tessene Giarles Dorothy Cesse Ales Case Ron Thomas Bardsley Locust St Charles T. Schirmer Stafford St Hugh Thomson Bower N. St. Croix East Canton St M. J. Driscoll Hamburg St Frank L Max Lagerson Goldsmith NS George W. Goode Adams St

Names List From Charlestown and Somerville Directory Extract

A dense roster of residents and addresses in Charlestown and Somerville appears, listing numerous individuals with street addresses such as Marlboro Street Grenier and Congress Avenue. The fragmentary OCR includes names like Joe Brossein Henry Pero and J H Sylvester with varying streets and numbers, plus several near illegible entries.

Local electoral roll presents wide list of voters and addresses

A long list of residents and voters is cataloged with names and addresses across multiple streets including Silver Street, W Bay, Fifth Street, Eighth Street and Dorchester Avenue. The roster shows numerous individuals along with several citywide entries and notices for at large ticket holders.

East Boston Seeks Emergency Hospital and Transit Upgrades

East Boston voices demand for an emergency hospital ferry service and improved transit. Local leaders and Aldermen face pressing needs such as more frequent ferries, a tunnel or bridge, and better streetcar service for a district of about 60,000 residents. Major Lynn Clark tours U S Porters’ Association cities in New York Philadelphia and Crenton before returning home. The Home Club and Monday Club invite Rev. Richmond Fisk to speak on university extension.

W. H. Grainer Charles R. McLean Meridian Street East Boston Lynnn Clark East Boston United States Ters’ Association New York City Philadelphia Crenton Richmond Fisk Monday Club Unitarian Iuinisters Campman Crass Central Hill

East Boston's Heavweights Gather for Weigh In

Ten substantial East Boston residents are listed for a weigh in with over two hundred pounds each. Names include George W. Spurr Thomas Maguire George Kelly William McClelland Join H. Sullyvan A Wentworth Dr W B McMichael Samuel Hall Captain John R Watts Edwin R Webster. Tomorrow's Post will print ten more figures.

Boston Post George VW. Spurr Thomas Maguire Georg Kelly Wilam McClelland H. Sull.van A. Wentworth W. B. McMichael Samuel Hal John RR. Watts Edwin R. Webster

Canisridge News Briefs From A Busy Cambridge Day

Editor Lukey’s conversion praised by many yesterday as part of politics with Banvcroft’s mayoral bid. William E Randall, a popular barber, vanished after rumors he fled to New Mexico and Southern California on a Raymond excursion. Local notices span lamps, calendars, renumbering plans, Red Men chiefs, concerts, readings, and club events. Harvard Bremer

Lukey Colonel Banvcroft William E. Randall New Mexico Cifornia George W. Gale Lumber Company Clendar Cambrdge Somerville Hastings Plas North Avenue Joe S. Tyler Snite Ponemah Main Street Isaiah W. Sneath Columbia Penn Aquinas Hall St. Mary's Total Abstinence Society H. H. Turner Dana Street L Bryant Temple Street Altima George W. Cable Brattle Hall Unitrian Conference of Women St. Omer Henry D. Winter Cambrdgeport Cycle Club E. A. Gliden G. A. Parry Robert A. Parry Louisville Glidden Association Henshaw Craigie Street Henry V Alexander McKenzie McKenzie Cantabrigia Ciub Chorus G. M. Munters Orchard Street Y.M.C. A. Hall Charles E. Boyd Harvard Bremer

Cambridge Citizens Named in Local Solid List

Dents of Cambridge are cited as Cambridge's solid citizens with guaranteed names including J. F. Murray William Ferguson J. Vv. Garton H. E. Cheney Charlie Guy W. C. Lane G. M. Smith John Stewart Theodore KK. Pird among others in the community roster.

Cambridge Post J. F. Murray William Ferguson J. Vv. Garton H. E. Cheney Charlie Guy Ww. J Eron W. CG. Lane G. M. Smith John Stewart Theodore KK. Pird

Roxbury Wedding at St Francis de Sales and Local Notes

Mr Frank Campbell of Harvard 1888 and Miss Mary O Donnell wed at St Francis de Sales Roxbury with nuptial mass and a reception at 21 Taber Street Music by Tom Henry and orchestra Gifts include a silver service from James O Donnell and an onyx table from ex Senator John W Coveney The couple will live on Washington Street Brookline A sleigh near Station Street narrowly escaped disaster as gates closed prior to a Providence rail crossing The engagement of Prof Oliver E Burpett and Miss Mildred Horsely of Virginia announced West End railway workers to attend supper and dance at Orienta Halls Largest Roxbury division man on West End is Charlie Partridge. Crossinge.

St. Francis de Sales Frank Campbell Harvard Mary O’donnell P. J. O'Donnell Taber Street Tom” Henry James Odonnell Berne Switzerland John O’brien John W. Coveney P. J. Daley Campbell Washington Street Brookline Annie Pinkham Continental Hotel Armory Hall Buffum H. J. Seiler Station Street Providence Oliver E. Burpett Mildred Horsely Virginia E. L. Rexford Roxbury

Roxbury's Heavyweights Honor Local Citizens

Roxbury's solid citizens are listed as notable locals including Captain James Littleton Willam H. Brags Edw Cornell Kaw Libby Harry Wite Albert Bussel Warren Buesl Charles Parridge Al Hopkins and Patrolon W Hood among the town's prominent names.

Roxbury Post James Littleton Willam H. Brags Edw Cornell Kaw Libby Harry Wite Albert Bussel Warren Bues Charles Parridge al Hopkins Patrolon W. L. Hood

Insolvency Petition for Boston Partners Columbus Supply Co

A petition filed January 23 1808 in Suffolk County insolvency court names Simo Barsaard of Boston as creditor against Columbus Supply Company partners Ar Hoek Worth Baran and Jomoin Bang Wur. The suit seeks transfer of the firm and joint estate for liquidation and distribution under law.

Massa Suffolk Simo Barsaard Uston Lboston Copartners Couunbus Supply Company Caston Norvilk Svid Couinbous Song Company Eli A

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