Civil Court Listings United States Courts and Dockets
The document lists multiple cases across federal and state courts including United States Circuit Court actions against Central Vermont Railroad for delivery failure of 3000 bushels of granite, and numerous entries for United States District Court and Supreme Judicial Court dockets. It notes juries, equity matters, and trial sequencing with case numbers, parties, and involved judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Atprica
J. J
Ogdensburg, N. Y
C. E. Hellier
Sigourney Butler
A. Prouty
Cambridge Superior Court Calendar Names Many Docketed Cases
The Middlesex Superior Court First and Second Sessions list numerous civil actions and party names, including Sullivan v Green, Richardson v Wright, Martin v Coolidge, Bullard v Town of Framingham, Willis v Gerry, Lemon v Newton, and others, with case numbers and page references for December trial calendars.
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Willis
Sewall
DP. C. Co
Meservey
Lockett
Cleveland
Lyman
Behan
Fitzpatrick
Hassvett
Itzpatrick
Same
Craven
West End Ry
Silverman
Mullor
McGrath
Chelsea
Winkley
Drivers’ UN. 1. Co
Wall
Bost
Photogravure Co
Richardson
Col. Mining & Investment Co
Patch
Sullivan
Framingham
Trustees
M. E. Church
Gerry
Grenier Pro Ami
Lemon
Newton
Quilleu
HammMonp
Benn ington Club formed in East Boston area sports focus
In East Boston a group of prominent third section men formed the Benn ington Club to focus on athletic sports with Alexander Ferguson elected president and treasurer. A Lyceum Hall coffee party hosted by the Ladies Aid Association drew many tickets, while Dr. Frazer spoke for the East Boston fire department and Baalbec Lodge held a lodge of sorrow at Masonic Temple. The Home Club plans a Maverick House dancing party on Feb 8. Residents complain about heavy trucks and grocery teams over Chelsea street amid winter snow. Tuk Frerry Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Club
Alexander Ferguson
Ladies’ Aid Association
Lyceum Hall
D. A. Frazer
East Boston
Fire Department
Lodge of Sorrow
Baalbec Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Maverick House
Chelsea Street
Tuk Frerry
Peninsula
South Boston
Dorchester Street
H Street
Thomas Park
Friends of Our Societies
Bethesda
City Point Catholic Association
Music Hall
Dover Street
Old Colony
West End
South Boston Yacht Club
Mosquito Yacht Club
Trimount Athletic Club
Jefferson Hall
Trimount Hall
SS. Peter and Paul Young Men’s Catholic Association
Broadway
Dorchester Avenue
Peter J. Green
P. I. O'Toole
St. Vincent’s
Bethesda Hall
Warren
Young Ladies of the
City Point
Young Ladies’ Charitable Association
St. Michael’s Hall
Julia Dorgan-Herrick
Theresa MvcGuinness
Vale Street
James A. Saunders
Eugene Owens
Richard Mahoney
Peter Waldron
Jeffrey Quilty
William Whalen
Michael Handrahan
Lemuel Dwelley
John Flaherty
Timothy Saunders
Francis Quilty
Stephen Cheney
East Boston's Heavyweights list of solid citizens
East Boston's heaviest residents are named as ten men guaranteed to weigh over two hundred pounds each. The Post lists K. Pomeroy W. Butler J. W. Adams John Morrison Ga Kelley G. K. Johnson T. Adams A. Smith 3. 3. Cutler. Tomorrow's Post promises ten more names of solid citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Post
K. Pomeroy
W. Butler
J. W. Adams
John Morrison
Ga. Kelley
G. K. Johnson
T. Adams
A. Smith
Cutler
Chelsea News Roundup of Lectures Services and Sports
Yesterday was young peoples day at the Universalist Church with sermons and addresses. Mrs Mountford will lecture on Life in Jerusalem tomorrow night at the academy. Rev Dr J Z Paton to speak next Wednesday at Central Church on his New Hebrides work. Open Door Mission held three services at Hawthorn Hall with Mrs McKinstry speaking. Captain Scannell and Mr Kimball shine in Review Club bowling. plans for two extra alleys and better spectator accommodations are discussed. Electric cars on the Lynn & Boston line heat at ends for warmer rides. THe FerryMan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
Academy
Hawthorn Hall
Central Church
J. Z. Paton
New Hebrides
Pacific Ocean
McKinstry
Scannell
Kimball
Lynn & Boston Electric
West End
Lynn Road
Lynn Electrics
Chelsea’s Heavyweights
Dents of Chelsea list local solid citizens judged by weight. Names include W. T. Jordan A. D. Welch C. A. Howard Robert Woods John Cornish N. G. Greene John W. Carr G. H. Paige Co. W. Alger J. KR. Carr. Each is said to weigh over two hundred pounds and be a Post correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Post
W. T. Jordan
A. D. Welch
C. A. Howard
Robert Woods
John Cornish
N. G. Greene
John W. Carr
G. H. Paige
W. Alger
J. KR. Carr
Charlestown notices two events and local plans
The city eyeing a memorial day for the Bunker Hill anniversary includes an oration by a distinguished speaker and a memorial service at St John s Church with confirmation next Sunday. Knights of Columbus move into former Nine Hundred Ninety Ninth Artillery quarters, a school hall fundraiser supports St Francis de Sales Y M C T A and L Society, and a minstrel show is planned aboard the Wabash for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Brooss
St. John’s Church
Bunker Hill
Breevd’s Hill
Banker Hill Council
Knights of Columbus
Nine Hundred and Ninety-ninth Artillery Association
St. Francis de Sales Y. M. C. T. A
L. Society
Gus Keene
Ford
Boston
John H. Dee
M. J. Mitchell
Wabash
Charlestown's Heavyweights Named by Post
Ten of Charlestown's prominent citizens are listed as weighing over 200 pounds each. The roster includes W. E. Conway, Richard T. Walters, John Conway, James Rogers, Captain Titus, G. Davis, Vincent Reade, Frank H. Dillon, Richard H. Jones, and Inspector Philomen D. Warren, highlighting Charlestown's solid citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Post
W. EE
W. Conway
Richard T. Walters
John Conway
James Rogers
Titus, KE
G. Davis
Vincent Reade
Frank H. Dillon
Richard H. Jones
Philomen D. Warren
Somerville Memorial Services and Local Streets Note
Memorial services for the late Bishop Brooks were held at Emmanuel and St. Thomas churches. A coast on certain streets warning cites Walnut Street’s steep decline and Pear Street crossing. Newbury Street in West Somerville lacks intersecting thoroughfares. School Superintendent Melenev spoke on educating children. James Fitzmaurice returned from Vermont. local residents listed changes and visits. Evening events include P. D. Qs party at Royal Conclave Hall and a school board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Brooks
Emmanuel
St. Thomas
Walnut Street
Pear Street
Pearl Street
Newbury Street
West
Somerville
Melenev
Winter Hill
J. C. Bartlett
Peter Leroux
Heath Street
E. N. Townsend
Eli T. Dillon
Prospect Hill Avenue
Boston Street
St. Thomas’s Church
Bacon Hall
Somerville's Heavyweights
Dents of Somerville guaranteed to weigh over two hundred pounds each. Post correspondent lists solid citizens J A Robbins J F Sanborn John Cadman W H Johnson G W Curtiss George Holden Philip McGovern Nathaniel Dennett J B Young J R Snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Post
J. A. Robbins
Jd. F. Sanborn
John Cadman
W. H. Johnson
G. W. Curtiss
George Holden
Philip McGovern
Nathaniel Dennett
J. B. Young
J. R. Snow
South Boston Club Moves to Unite Peninsula Society
In South Boston a representative club seeks formation with early talk of a $50 to $100 initiation and about $12 yearly dues for 100 members. Proposed clubhouse east of Dorchester Street would serve social and theatrical needs, while events like whist tournaments and community concerts loom on the docket. The article notes infrastructure and local group activities, including church, youth, and civic society developments.
South Boston's Heavyweights Rally Local Citizens
Dents of South Boston pledge support for ten more names at tomorrow's fest. Patrolmen Buck Gardner Donahue Boland Ryan buller Walker Nagle Carey O Reilly will be featured among South Boston's solid citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Post
Buck
Gardner
Donahue
Boland
Ryan
Buller
Walker
Nagle
Carey
Dennis O’ Reilly
Tomorow
Roxbury News Roundup of Local Events and Personal Moves
Orienta Hall hosts Alpine Club masquerade this evening. Peter Thacher, son of Roxbury liveryman, visits his father from Chicago, where he built emery wheels business. will return soon. Frank McNamara resumes law career after years at Boston Post Office. Frank Brown buys Lord & Foster stable property, to occupy Feb 1. Parker Street coast accidents prompt Captain Walker to halt sled coasts. Providence railroad engine whistle alarm near Boylston, rerouted to Dedham for repairs. passengers unsettled but consoled by conductor. Roxbury Crossing continues to feature in local transit notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orienta Hall
Alpine Club
Peter Thacher
George L. Thacher
Roxbury
Boston
Chicago
Thacher
Frank McNamara
Eustis
Law
Frank
Boston Postoffice
Frank Brown
Lord & Foster
Parker Street
Providence Railroad
Sp.m
Boylston Station
Dedham
Roxpury Crossina
Roxbury's Heavyweights and Local Citizens Gather
Recruit list from Roxbury highlights two hundred pounders including Barney Madden Thomas M Carty Edward H Kelley John Blaine Captain Marden James G Prendergast John Healy and Councilman Richard Andrews along with Patrolman George Curtis among Roxbury's solid citizens and namesake residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Barney Madden
Thomas M. Carty
Edward H. Kelley
John Blaine
Captain Marden
James G. Prendergast
John Healy
Richard Andrews
George Curtis
Two Offers at Larce Spoil for Votes in New England
Two offers at Larce each include two round trip airline tickets. They are at large and will go to the two New England residents who do not live in five special sections and who receive the highest and second highest vote totals. Vote quickly for friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
East Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Cambridge
Larce
New England
How the Vote Stands for Local Office Candidates
A long OCR fragment lists numerous candidates with addresses across Massachusetts cities. it seems to preview vote tallies and omits names with under twenty votes. The text catalogs dozens of persons per party or ticket, including Joseph Holleran and others, with street addresses and towns.
Cambridgeport residents listed with addresses and names
A long OCR list enumerates numerous individuals by name and street address across Cambridgeport and surrounding areas. It appears to be a directory-like record detailing residents and their home locations, with scattered organization labels and partial entries. The fragmented text lacks a clear event or narrative, but preserves many person and address data points.
Brichton News Mixed Local Grief and Courage
Allston residents know Edward Carey of John Mack's fruit store famous for weight and weekly recreation. A boy earned 50 cents for handling his coal block sleigh horses as it rolled through Alliston square. A North Beacon street horse caused a near collision near the Cambridge station with Horace A. Jordan leaping to stop it, the driver unseated and the sleigh overturned near Coolidge's Corner. Charles Sikora ill with pneumonia and I G Newcomb, long employed by Wilson Larrabee & Co, remembered after death. Mrs George Trufant gravely ill, with her mother’s death last fall and Mr Trufant’s illness intensifying the family sorrow. BEACON PARK.
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Allston
Edward Carey
John Mack
Carey
Alliston Square
John M. Campbell
North Beacon Street
Cambridge Street
Rairows
Horace A. Jordan
Harvard Avenue
Coolidge
Charles O. Sikora
I. G. Newcomb
Iie
Wilson, Larrabee & Co
George Trufant
Brighton's Heaviest Citizens Highlight Local Faithfuls
A compact note lists Brighton residents considered solid citizens by name. Dents of Brighton are described as guaranteed two hundred pounds each. Included names include H. F. Owens, Darwin Courser, FF. Ovelanders, Eadward Worth, Frank Simpson, Hayes Hope, Ralph Brigham, Orrey Decatur, Edward Pubicover, John J. Rivey, among others. Also mentions Bricham's Pills as a cure for sick headache.
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Brighton
Post
H. F. Owens
Darwin Courser
FF. Ovelanders
Eadward Worth
Frank Simpson
Hayes Hope
Ralph Brigham
Orrey Decatur
Kdward Pubicover
John J. Rivey
Repeal debate softens as Cambridge readers seek compromise
Local opinion shifts on the non political ordinance with calls for a compromise linking it to armed officials. Alderman Cheney faces mixed sentiment while Alderman Howland remains a strong defender. The Port Cycle Club meets tonight and a Cambridge musical show draws eager crowds as Paton’s missionary work in the New Hebrides is praised. a death in Cambridgeport is reported with funeral details.
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T Town
Cheney
Common Council
Lam Sife
Alderman Cheney
Howland
Cambridge
Port Cycle Club
Paton
Shepard Church
New Hebrides Islands
Webster Avenue
Cambridgeport
Thomas Cowan
Mr. Cowan
Malone
N. Y
Odu
Mystic Band of Brothers
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Harvard Bridge
Cambridge’s Heavyweights
Dents of Cambridge praised as Cambridge's solid citizens with names listed including R. Wentworth D. A. Buckley George F. Kendall William Rice F. A. Hill W. F. Holmes W. P. Greenwood D. E. Frasier J. W. Freese and G. Evans.
Dorchester Club Rents Spur Planned Housing and Events
Exorbitant rents deter Dorchester area clubs from permanent homes while committees seek suitable sites. Residents discuss transfer options for Milton to Dorchester lines. Local incidents include a horse accident at Glover's corner. Central Athletic Club plans winter entertainments, bowling tournament, and member-only theatricals. Church events slated at Lower Mills and Milton venues with concerts and lectures. A grand concert supports a local union building fund, and the Ideal Social Club holds a private bar masque in Milton. GROVE HAL.
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West End
Lower Mills
Milton
Dorchester Avenue
Mt. Pleasant
South Boston
James Austin
James Keogh
Glover’s Corner
Moran
Central Athletic Club
Lower Mills Baptist Church
Humming Bird
Willie Elliott
C. C. McCabe
Lower Mills Methodist Church
Libby Prison
Catholic Union of
Dorchester and
Associates’ Hall
the Ideal Social Club
Milton Grove Hal
Dorchester's Heavyweights and Solid Citizens
A list of Dorchester's notable residents and solid citizens includes Ebenezer Bird, Robert Smith, E. F. Sanborn, Rev. Arthur Little, George W. Blish, William Wallace, Charles Ailis, Thomas Lane, Henry Hall, and William J. Parker. The names highlight a social snapshot of prominent local figures.
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Joseph J. Holleran
Federal St
Henry L. D
Intremont
Peabody
K. RK
Neptune
Eaton St
Thomas F. Hickey
Melrose
Mass
Frank J. Ferry
Devonshire
William Wall
Cambridge St
Fred P. Lambert
Nishua
George W. Buchan
Andover
Wentworth B. Kenney
Lynn
T. Harwood
Fitchburg &.R. Depot
D. L. Munns
Chapman
Eee
Sallie Greenburg
Lowell St
J. Dennis
Harrison Ave
John Farrell
Enilicott
B. J. Whitmore
Everett
W. H.walsh
Hanover St
Daniel F. Leehy
North Market St
L. Lawless
Althan Mass
A. D. Pierce
Congress St
Robert Grae
Tiitty
Thomas Russell
Poplar Ave
John B. Cardigan
Geesee St
Herbert Palmer
Parkman St
Sam Keatley
Court St
Abert Dean
Amven
Barney Shuttuck
Weyers James Girard
Temple St
Fred Williams
Pinckney St
M. L. Ilolt
South Gairdner
F.C. Tandy
Newton
E. P. Nichols
Bucksport
Mary Hurley
Winchster
John E. Dewitt
Arch St
Fred Lane
D. F. Clark
Montpelier
Fred A. Smith
Springvale
Dorchester
Post
Ebenezer Bird
Robert Smith
E. F. Sanborn
Tone
Arthur Little
George W. Blish
William Wallace
Charles Ailis
Thomas Lane
Henry Hall
William J. Parker
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Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
Frrc.p, CJ
Paren Houmes
Larumner and Barker
Equity
Abbott Vs. Hills Et al
Commonwealth
Igo
O’ Brien
Brothers
Lurley
McKenna
Bingham
Colligan
Sheedy
Sturtevant
Benson
Thompson
Danny
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
In Equity
Morton
Hall
Appellant
Tn Order
International Trust Co
Wilson
Solomons
West End R.R
Crowley
Boston & Me
R.R
Turner
DaSilva
Moore
Austin
Casey v. Wilson
Callahan
Greeley
Hollingsworth & W. Co
Partridge
McIintyre
Boston & Maine R.R
McCormic
Downing
Fay
Carter, Rice & Co
Haskins
Torplan
Boston R. R
Park
Holt
Rice
Robinson
Town of
Maynard
Flood
Naylor
McGrail
People’s Ice Co
Employers’ Liability Assur. Corp
Seager
Flagler
Joyce
McDonald
Child
O'Connor
Benshimol
Bennett
Barrus
Ward
Goeller
Whittier Mach. Co
Meehan
Hankey
Bloogert
Bacon
Cotton
Prescott
Turnbull
Dale
Moffat
Bates
Cullen
Scott
Scott & Bowne
N.Y
E Science
W.h.parker
M. D
Bulfinch St
Bosrtox
Peabody Medical Institute
NaTional Medical Association
Jetter
Wil Lesuuuoliais
PRD
Parker
England
Medical Review
Addres Cook Remedy CO
T. Sherman
Bromfield Street
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Hanson
Hull
Lambert
Chandier
Kerwin
Nage
the Wheelman Company
Newnan
Otis
Gillis
Allds
Winn
Somers
City of Cambridge
Saale
Ciry Point
Roxbury's
Il Vames
Joe Brosseau
Marlboro St
Henry Pero
Maverick
G. E. Dunbar
Shurtletf
Ccs
P. Egan
Grove St
Plimmer
Toe
H. Sylvester
Border St
S. N. Archibald
A. McDougall
Paris St
Ed Holiana
Cor. Pope and Curtis
Arnold Thompson
Congress Ave
J. Hilton
Bremen St
J. Pr. Snow
D. McCarthy
M. E. Stickland
Decatur St
A. T. Stevens
Lexington St
EB. R. Greene
Geo. H. McDevett
Chelsea St
Charles W. Day
Monmouth St
Willard Gris
James Barry
Lewis St
C. J. Albee
Trenton St
Charles A. Stemler
Harve St
F. J. Cameron
William A. McCarthy
William d. Slop
Pesces
W. A. Guptill
Cheisea St
E.B
Albert J. Dudley
Ash St
John T. Foley
Harry H. Kent
Bloomingdale Ave
Fred D. Rucker
Mike Lane
Beseh St
Frank F. Oiver
Evwostin Opac Vas
Gente
Aiwes al Siviete
Ae Louis Chisholm
Reece
McCabe
Harvest
W. Randall
SNS
Gentes Chisholm
Porter St
D. N
Hines
Winthrop St
Thomas Gannon
James Pitt
Peter
McKay
Tremont
W. Engley
John Bergin
Amory St
Thomas Ayres
Fifth St
Frank P. Brown
E. Colbert
Windsor St
Samuel W. Joel
Watson St
E. B. L. Howard
North Ave
Pate Dwyer
Charles St
F. Wilkins
Antrim St
Frank R. Stevens
Washington St
Fred EF. Thuring
W. Webster
Eliot
Austin St
John Meaney
Bunker Hill St
J. d. Murray
Pleasant St
Eddie D. Hughes
Medford St
George H. Melick
Prospect St
Joseph J. Dutra
Cherry St
J. W. Corbett
C. H. Cochrane
Belmont St
Frank Lemay, Jr
Auburn St
Bu Fang
George W. Wilson
William P. Barnes
Maple Ave
Joseph T. Madden
Robert Harris
Somerville Ave
M. A. Kerns
Walker Ave
J. M. Fitzgerald
Grant’s Court
John H. Amann
Siseieie
Alfred F. Ruby
Main St
John D. McRae
Cameron St
John R. Sinclair
Derby St
Joseph G. Clinkard
Sotte Aubunssis
Charles F. Maxwell
Flint St. Be
L. Carbone
Benedict AG
Inaie
Sracecare
Thomas F. Burke
Signes Eich Ele Ianase Papereus
South Bostok
George A. Smith
Charles H. Hateh, Jr
West Broadway
Rts Als
Hatevey
Silver ‘St
Ste
William F. Corcoran
W. Fifth St
Joe Finnemore
Wesley St
Thomas F. Drummond
Eighth St
Patrick J. Curley, Jr
E.eighth
Thomas Daly
Dorchester Ave
J. J. Deveney
D. J. Herney
Athens St
J.J. Ryan
Bolton St
C.scsce
Fred
A. Hill
John T. Gleason
E. Second
Sue H. W. Bryant
Seventh St
Pat
E. Fourth St
Wm. F. Gorman
Dorchester St
Marene . Cacc
Wees
Charles F. O'Malley
Telegraph St
Patrick J. Harney
Dove St
James Carter
James Ave
R. Co. Crimmins
Francis J. Teevins
W. Sixth Stee
John V. Kelly
St. Re
Joseph Husson
Nawn Court
Ae Fleming
St. Iss
W. Trout
Lenox St
Ju. Kingston
Edgewood St
Bishop
Worcester Sq
Samuel Packard
William Hiyward
J. A. Downey
Penryth
Robert Lockhart
M. Houghton
Westford St
Walter L. Cox
Columbus Ave
A. B. Fernebees
Carl 8. Jaeger
Pynchon
W. P. Ring
Daniel Falconer
Hammond St
Selene L. Starkey
J. Js Callahan
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Nolen
Thomas Bardsley
M. J. Driscoll
Hamburg St
M. Tenney
Dartmouth St
Charles T. Schirmer
Stafford St
H. Strecker
Green St
P. J. Foran
Ber
Hanaai Menace
Charles W. Tobin
Newland St
T. Frank Walsh
Piacefal
Brichton
Heavy Weights
Bricham
R. Wentworth
D. A. Buckley
George F. Kendall
William Rice
F. A. Hill
W. F. Holmes
W. P. Greenwood
D. E. Frasier
J. W. Freese
G. &. Evans
Sam's Kidder
Boston, Mass
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