Soper vs Central Vermont Railroad in U S Circuit Court
Civil docket item detailing John E Soper and others suing Central Vermont Railroad Co for 3500 dollars in contract or tort damages. Proceedings noted with attorneys for both sides and judge initials, listing multiple courts and cases on a January 26 docket.
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United States Circuit Court
Aldrich
John E. Soper
Central Vermont Railroad Company
R. M. Morse
George van Kennan
Ogdensburg
N. G
C. E. Hellier
Sigourney Butler
C. A. Prouty
Vermont
Cambridge Superior Court Timber Trial Calendar Debrief
Middlesex sessions list cases in Cambridge for January and December trial calendars. Notable entry: Pierre Bourget vs City of Cambridge seeks 15000 damages for injuries from a broken telephone wire over a sidewalk. verdict for plaintiff set at 2000 with D E Ware representing plaintiff and C J McIntire involved.
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Middlesex
Cambridge
Bonn
Sullivan
Green
Robinson
Nichols
Richardson
Wright
Martin
Coolidge
Rial
Hammonon
Pierre Bourget
City of
Torf
Crescent Street
D. E. Ware
C. J. McIntire
Hanson
Hull
Lambert
Same
Roxbury Society Delivers Busy Annual Meeting Report
About three hundred Ladies' Boston Bethel Society members met in the Dudley Street Baptist vestry, presided by Mrs T J B House. Supper followed, with plans for a German night by the Buzz Buzz Club at Fauntleroy Hall. Revival meetings at Roxbury Presbyterian Church draw large crowds under Rev William McNeill. D C Williams hosted a dancing party on Warren Street. Roxbury's 16 year old heavyweight Conelius J Kelly of English High School weighs 215 pounds at 5 feet 6 inches.
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Ladies’ Boston Bethel Society
Dudley Street Baptist Church
T. J. B. House
House
the Free Baptist Church
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Fauntleroy Hall
Buzz Buzz Club
Dorchester
Roxbury
Conelius J. Kelly
Nealy
Roxsury Crossina
Roxbury's Heaviest Residents Listed for Post
Ten Roxbury residents named by the Post as weighing over two hundred pounds each. The list includes Granville Walker Joe Barris Harry Pearce George Upton George Deihl George Shedd Robert Ingersoll Patrolman Gately John Walsh Patrolman A J Lovell. Tomorrow the Post will publish ten more names.
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Roxbury
Post
Granville Walker
Joe Barris
Harry Pearce
George Upton
George Deihl
George Shedd
Robert Ingersoll
Gately
John Walsh
A. J. Lovell
Somerville Cemetery Eyes City Action Over Private Ownership
Somerville Aldermen review a plan to take over the old Somerville cemetery on Somerville Avenue opposite School Street for upkeep. The site remains privately owned, with heirs lost or indifferent, leaving graves, including soldiers, in disrepair. Also notes the Union Hall event and a local newspaper exchange criticizing another paper.
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Somerville Avenue
School Street
Board of Aldermen
Sormerville
Deyore
L. V. Bell School
Union Hall
Somerville’s Heavyweights Named Among Solid Citizens
Dents of Somerville list prominent local figures including Sidney E. Hayden H. C. Briges Philip McGovern A. L. ientxer H. Db Raney P. W. Skinner Edward McGarr Nathaniel Dennett George North C. E. Russ as Somerville’s solid citizens.
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Somerville
Post
Sidney E. Hayden
H.C. Briges
Philip McGovern
A. L. Ientxer
H. Db. Raney
P. W. Skinner
Edward McGarr
Nathaniel Dennett
George North
C. E. Russ
Charlestown High School officers hold annual party
The Charlestown High School officers hosted their annual party in the school exhibition hall last evening attracting nearly all graduating and past class members. Holbrook's Orchestra provided music. Dudley P. Moors invited guests to the National House party set for Tuesday evening February 9. Harmony Castle Knights of Pythias held their annual gathering in Monument Hall with many East Boston residents. Nokomis Sewing Circle staged an apron sale and chowder supper in Mishawim Hall last night with supper served 6 to 8.
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Charlestown High School
Holbrook
Dudley P. Moors
National House
Charlestown Names Ten Noted Solid Citizens
Charlestown proclaims ten substantial citizens as its solid residents. The list includes Captain E. F. Gaskin, William J. Mahoney, Sergeant J. J. Keefe, Hayden J. Ringer, Humphrey Sullivan, Tony Cronin, James Doherty, Hugh McNulty, Thomas Ilyan, and Jack Kirwin. Each is described as weighing over 200 pounds.
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Charlestown
Post
E. F. Gaskin
Willian J. Mahoney
J. J. Keefe
Hayden J. Ringer
Humphrey Sullivan
Tony Cronin
James Doherty
Hugh McNulty
Thomas Ilyan
Jack Kirwin
Crichton appoints Wardwell and Stone as car station starters
James Wardwell and C E K Stone are named as starters at the Allston car station. EK Briggs, longtime Chestnut Hill line conductor, is now a city patrolman. Briggs is popular with many acquaintances. Burt S Hart, formerly a Brighton electric conductor, returns to Allston with Mrs Hart, staying with Hart family on Cape Cod at Beacon Park.
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James Wardwell
C. EK. Stone
Allston
EK. &. Briggs
Chestnut Hill
Briggs
Burt S. Hart
Brighton Electrics
Hart
Brighton’s Heavyweights
Dents of Brighton. They are guaranteed two hundred pounds each. Names listed include Glenwood Dyer Perlie Dyer John Mooney A B White Stephen Osgood Theodore Balsor I G Newcomb Thomas S Wales CH Jones and F A Snow, noted as Brighton’s solid citizens.
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Brighton
Post
Glenwood Dyer
Perlie Dyer
John Mooney
A. B White
Stephen Osgood
Theodore Balsor
I. G. Newcomb
Thomas S. Wales
CH. Jones
F. A. Snow
South Boston Police Office Honors Enright with Desk
A handsome mahogany desk was presented to Lieutenant Enright by officers of Stations 6 and 7 in the guard room as a token of esteem for his past service. The surprise presentation followed a late evening summons and a brief gathering of night officers. Division 6 AORH also held its seventeenth annual ball, while other social events and a spate of local notices filled the South Boston city page.
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Police
Enright
Captain Foster
Wyman
Lieutenant Enright
South Boston's Heavyweights
Dents of South Boston. They are guaranteed Captain Howard Stickney, George Martin, Jr. The Rev G Brown, Patrolman Sheehan, Patrolman Caswell, Patrolman Tom Mullen, Patrolman Jim Sanford, Patrolman Manning. Patrolman McCarthey. John Brown. Tomorow's Post will contain ten more names of South Boston's solid citizens.
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South Boston
Post
Howard Stickney
George Martin, Jr
Rev. G. Brown
Sheehan
Caswell
Tom Mullen
Jim Sanford
Manning
McCarthey
John Brown
Tomorow
East Boston Diphtheria Fears Rise Over Filthy Gutters
Street department blamed for potential diphtheria outbreak as gutters in East Boston fill with filth and temperatures rise. Cholera warnings echo in the writer’s call to clean streets. Also notes Abenakis Tribe peate dance success, obituaries for Mrs Williams and Mrs Leahy, ferry ice hazards, and a pool tournament at the Young Men’s Catholic Association.
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Rachael Williams
Lynn
Princeton Street
R. W. Plant
Anne Leahy
Church of the Sacred Heart
Father Clark
Holy Cross
Malden
Young Men’s Catholic Association
Cameron
Casey
Lowell
Leary
Johnson
Moran
Thomas
Powars
Morrisey
Reardon
Bartley
Wallace
Dolan
Tue FerryMan
East Boston's Heavyweights
Dents of East Boston are described as weighing over two hundred pounds each and listed among solid citizens. Names include Benjamin Varney Captain F. Smith Sergeant Denton BP Kenney Sergeant Thomas John Connors Dolly Adams Henry Hill W Jinney W H Clegg and others.
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East
Boston
Post
Benjamin Varney
F. Smith
Denton
Kenney
Thomas
John Connors
Dolly Adams
Henry Hill
W. Jinney
W. H. Clegg
East Boston
Chelsea Notes and Local Happenings
Tom praises Miss Daisy Burce as the prettiest junior girl. A Broadway costume draws attention for its neatness and modest style with boots and covered fists. A requiem service honors Bishop Phillips Brooks at St Luke's Church. A city petition seeks widening Washington avenue from Garfield to Revere. Mystic River above Chelsea bridge is frozen and scenic.
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Tom
Daisy Burce
Broadway
St. Luke’s Church
Phillips Brooks
Washington Avenue
Garfield Avenue
Revere
Mystic River
Chelsea Bridge
Chelsea's Heavyweights
Names of Chelsea's solid citizens listed as heavyweights guaranteed to weigh over two hundred pounds each. Willard I. Trott John Ford Fay Hilton Thomasa Burns John Burr Frank Carnes J. tt. Cater A. T. Davis Walter Hall T. W. White.
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Chelsea
Post
Willard I. Trott
John Ford
Fay Hilton
Thomasa Burns
John Burr
Frank Carnes
J. Tt. Cater
A. T. Davis
Walter Hall
T. W. White
Seven Distinct Offers for World’s Fair Trips
Local readers in Boston areas are invited to vote for coupons by March 1, 1893. Each of five sections receives two round trip tickets. recipients may bring a spouse or friend. Sections include East Boston Chelsea, Charlestown Somerville, South End above Dover Street Roxbury Dorchester Brighton, South Boston, and Cambridge-Boutends.
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Boston
East Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Two Offers at Large for New England Voter Prize
Two offers at large award two round trip tickets to the two people in New England who live outside five special sections and receive the largest and second largest vote totals. Vote quickly for your friends.
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New England
Vote Stand List Of Candidates And Addresses
A long list of names and addresses appears under the headline How the Vote Stands. The notice enumerates numerous individuals with street addresses across multiple states for an election, naming residents of Boston and surrounding towns, plus outsiders linked to the voting process.
List of residents and addresses from a dated city directory
A long line of names and street addresses appears, listing residents at 40 Pleasant street 302a Bunker Hill street 3881 Medfordship and other locations. The collection includes J J Murray Eddie D Hughes George H Melick Joseph J Dutra J W Corbett C H Cochrane Frank Lemay Jr J Finch George W W Wilson William P Barnes Robert Harris Miss M A Kerns Joseph T Madden J M Fitzgerald John H Amann Miss J Fitzgerald Edward A Fagan Thomas J McGurthy John D McRae B E Chambers John R Sinclair L Carbone Joseph OR BRAIG F Gibbons Frank Mountain Albert F Ruby E W Osborne J Hirl Thomas F Burke William Taylor Charlies F Maxwell and others with varied street addresses.
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J.J. Murray
Pleasant St
John Meaney
Bunker Hill St
Eddie D. Hughes
Medfordship
George H. Melick
Prospect St
Joseph J. Dutra
Cherry St
J. W. Corbett
Lexington St
C. H. Cochrane
Belmont St
Frank Lemay, Jr
Auburn St
J. Finch
Summer St
George W W. Wilson
Austin St
Ealee William P. Barnes
Maple Ave
Robert Harris
Somerville Ave
M. A. Kerns
Walker Ave
Joseph T. Madden
Chelsea St
J. M. Fitzgerald
Grants Court
John H. Amann
Ceankeane
J. Fitzgerald
Mason
Edward A. Fagan
Thomas J. McGurthy
John D. McRae
Cameron St
B. E. Chambers
Linden St
John R. Sinclair
de Pics
E. W. Osborne
Porter St
J. Hirl
Warren Siatcocea Xinecae
Thomas F. Burke
Leno: Ay Sargon
William Taylor
Charlies F. Maxwell
Flintst
Chelsea and East Boston Residents Listed
A long OCR list enumerates residents and addresses in Chelsea and East Boston. Names include Joe Brosseau 31 Marlboro St, Ed Holland Pope and Curtisans, Charles W. Day 61 Monmouth St, James Barry 149 Lewis St, William McCarthy 102 Decatur St, Thomas Gannon 811 Cambridge St, Andrew Dwyer 53 Charles St, and many others with street references such as Decatur St, Chelsea St, and Windsor St. The fragmentary entry shows multiple households and street corners without a narrative event.
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Joe Brosseau
Marlboro St
G. B. Dunbar
Shurtleff
Henry Pero
Maverick St
Joseph P. Egan
Grove St
S. N. Archibald
Arn Rol Way
Wie AG McDougall
Paris St
Baes Stevens
E. R. Greene
Decatur St
W.d. Downey
Charles W. Day
Monmonth St
Dor C. J. Albee
Trenton St
Henry J. Crowley
Fifth
John P. Williams
Murdock St
H.S. Stone
Windsor St
James Pitt
Cambridge St
Peter
McKay
Tremont
John Bergin
Amory St
Samuel W. Joe
Watson Senséoe
E. F. Wilkins
Antrim St
P. W. Engiey
Fifth St
Frank P. Brown
B. L. Howard
North Ave
Frank R. Stevens
Washington St
Fred E. Thyinz
L. W. Goldthwait
Hampshire St
William J. Rogers
Charles A. Murray
Cambridgeport
Michael O’ Leary
Putnam Ave
A. J. Littlefield
Sacramento St
Howlett
Upton St
Charles Emerson
Ace
Cambridge Notes and Local Jazzed-Up Gossip
Cambridge items recount tributes to Bishop Phillips Brooks at Trinity Church, praise for Bancroft police news order, potential state senate chatter, concert notices, literary and travel tidbits, street naming of Hovey nursery plots, and a humorous cigar tale from Harvard Square.
Cambridge's Heavyweights and Notable Citizens
Cambridge's solid citizens are highlighted with names of key figures such as A. Butcher Thomas Wiseman H. Ellis H. W. Whitney Co. F. Belcher J. W. Conrad A. R. Bayley Fred Le Francis J. S. Alexander EK. H. Hall. The list presents a snapshot of prominent community members.
Dorchester Notes Include Marriages and Local Events
The Rev Mr Shipman officiated the marriage of Frank H Simpson and Florence L Swett at Lower Mills Baptist Church last night. A reception followed at Arthur F McIntosh’s Avon dale place. the couple will reside at Avondale place. Washington Club met in Blake Hall with new members sign ing, aiming for permanent quarters. A Shamrock and Rose production, directed by George Kelley, debuts Feb 13 at Dorchester Music Hall. A Village Congregational Church concert at Odd Fellows Hall featured Sidney Woodard and others to warm reception. Dorchester Commandery 336 installed in Cleaves’s Hall. Emma Jordan Clapp impressed with dramatic selections. Local roadway to the pumping station on Mt Vernon street needs repairs as gas works created deep ruts. calls for appropriations and a foot pathway. Dorchester Journeymen Carpenters Union 899 held its third annual ball at Music Hall. John Winthrop Lodge 25 hosted an entertainment. Grove Haut
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Shipman
Lower Mills Baptist Church
Frank H. Simpson
Florence L. Swett
Arthur F. McIntosh
Avondale Place
Washington Club
Blake Hall
John Fitzgerald Murphy
Dorchester Music Hall
George Kelley
Village Congregational Church
Odd Fellows
Sidney Woodard
Paul Elms
Mary Tower Hall
George E. Wales
Dorchestr Commandery
Order of the Golden Cross
Cleaves’s
Emma Jordan Clapp
Dorchester Journeymen Carpenters’ Union
John Winthrop Lodge
Grove Haut
Dorchester's Heavyweights Honored as Solid Citizens
DORCHESTER'S HEAVYWEIGHTS. Dents of Dorchester. They are guaranteed Thomas J. Hartford. George A. Richardson. George Morse. J. Ek. Hallet. E. Kennington. Charles Tolman, E. M. Mahoney. James Smith. Thomas Tobin. P. Finnegan. names of Dorchester's solid citizens.
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Dorchester
Post
Thomas J. Hartford
George A. Richardson
George Morse
J. Ek. Hallet
E. Kennington
Charles Tolman
E. M. Mahoney
James Smith
Thomas Tobin
P. Finnegan
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