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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1893

Page

7

In Equity Suit Over Sewer Trap Patents Against Carberry

United States Circuit Court case filed January 30 seeks an accounting and a perpetual injunction to restrain infringement of patent 834378 by Daniel Higgins for a sewer trap improvement and to stop defendant from making traps under patent 464240. Higgins assigned third interests to Costello and Carberry. hearing ongoing with representations by Hayes for plaintiffs and Clarke for respondent.

United States Circuit Court— In Equity Corr James J. Costello William H. Carberry Bill Daniel Higgins Higgins Costello W. A. Hayes T. W. Clarke Carpenter

Superior Court First Session Docket and Damages Case List

In Suffolk Is Superior Court first session Thompson d 1005 J E Lane vs G B Nichols action for 310000 damages for injuries from a defective rope at Chick White & Co store unloading wool on Atlantic avenue June 17 1889 verdict 25000 for plaintiff. Attorneys F L Washburn E F Hutchinson for plaintiff J Lowell Jr S H Smith for defendant. 1808 Herman W Young vs Boston & Providence Railroad Company action for 35000 damages for loss of service of Emma and Laura Young after Bussey bridge disaster March 14 1887. Defenses claim action barred by prior determinations in related cases. On trial T J Gargan P G Bolster for plaintiff J D Long C F Choate Jr for defendant. Other cases listed in order. Second Session Robinson J 6943 E J Turner vs F J DaSilva.

Suffolk Dran Thompson J. E. Lane G. B. Nichols Chick, White & Co Atlantic Avenue F.L. Washburn EF. Hutchinson J. Lowell, Jr S. H. Smith Herman W. Young Boston & Providence Railroad Company Emma Laura Young Bussey Bridge Roach T. J. Gargan P.G. Bolster J.D. Long C. F. Choate, Jr Arsier Slattery Boston Parkerton N. Y N. E. Rb.r Shanahan Mitchell McNeil Norcross Sheehan Birlow Willis Sewall D.C. Co Meservey Lockett Cleveland Lyman Behan Fitzpatrick Hassett Pitzpatrick Same Craven West End Silverman Mulloy McGrath Chelsea Winkley Drivers UN. I. Co Richardson Col. Mining & Investment Co Patch Sullivan E. J. Turner F. J. DaSilva

Cambridge Superior Court Trial Calendar December

Middlesex sessions list cases for trial in First and Second Sessions. It includes Charles Hanson v Hull on a building contract for 350 dollars and multiple civil, tort, and city cases with numbers and counsel, noting trials set and pages. The December calendar shows highest numbers 2195 and 2019 with session details and date.

Superior Court Middlesex Cambridge Charles Hanson Joseph Hull Smith & Ludden Alten & Mayberry Grenier Ami Lyman O’ Brien Rideout O’ Kane Curran Whalen Whalen v. Whalen Gill Burnham Kneeland McGillivray Whialen Riley Reed Snow Munroe Leach Roach Connolly City of Marlboro Pryor Sale Murphy Same

Swedish Independent News Paper in Eastern States Advertised

The paper claims to be the only Swedish independent publication in the Eastern States and the most popular among Scandinavians. It reports wide readership and thrifty homes, with weekly issues printed on good paper and strong illustrations. Advertisers are offered liberal rates and to contact John Maldson, Proprietor, 28 School Street, Boston.

Usion John Maldson School Street Boston

Cambridge church affairs mix revival with sociable events

Cambridge notes cover Rev. Dr. Rogers criticizing theatre while announcing Wednesday sociable. church tensions arise as revival services clash with social events. Also reported: new pastor at First Baptist, Cantabrigia Club chorus, lectures by Hon. John D. Billings, and local church memorials and services across Episcopal and Cambridge institutions.

Harvard Street Methodist Church Charles S. Rogers First Baptist Church H. G. Coyte Springfield Republican Riverside Press Cambridge Cantabrigia Club F. W. Wardwell North Avenue John D. Billings Webster Grammar School G. A.R Battle Fields Winnisiimet Cycle Club Chelsea Port Club Port Cycle Club Main Central Square Baptist Church Old Christ Church Edmund Abbott St. James’s Church C. H. Perry St. Peter’s Gardner White J. 8. Blackford EK. Charlton Black Harvard College Milton Episcopal Bishop Brooks St. John’s Memorial Chapel Episcopal Theological School Harvard Bridge

Ten Cambridge Citizens Told to Weigh Over Two Hundred Pounds

The Post cites ten of Cambridge's substantial residents as weighing over two hundred pounds each: E. P. Craig, H. Morse, A. B. Alger, W. E. Doyle, A. L. Melcher, M. Wixon, KE. C. Wheeler, E. B. Hale, J. W. Perry, W. F. Clark. Tomorrow will name ten more.

Cambridge Post E. P. Craig H. Morse A. B. Alger W. E. Doyle A. L. Melcher Wixon KE. C. Wheeler E. B. Hale J. W. Perry W. FE. Clark

Dorchester Readers Shine as Emma J Clapp Leads Fame

Dorchester notes praise for Emma Jordan Clapp's readings before Back Bay elite, with high commendations. Other items include Thomas Feely’s grip illness, a Dorchester Bay ice stroll misadventure ending safely, and society happenings from Magnolia Library Club, Gladstone Whist Club, and Harvard Improvement Association. A wedding invitation for Leopold Weiss and Nellie Murdock is announced, plus local incidents: Rev W H Fitz was uninjured after a sleigh mishap and a wagon lost a wheel in an electric-car collision at Field's Corner.

Dorchester Emma Jordan Clapp Back Bay Thomas Feely Magnolia Library Club Frank A. Merriam Blanche Street Glover's Corner Dorchester Bay Squantum Gladstone Whist Club Field’s Corner Grove

Dorchester Citizens Named in Tomorrow’s Post List

The Dorchester column lists John Sullivan George Whalen Daniel Hurley Michael Norton Patrick Norton James Hammet Patrick Maloney Philip King and Seloman Hull John Shaw as solid citizens. Tomorrow’s Post promises ten more Dorchester names to follow.

Dorchester Post John Sullivan George Whalen Daniel Hurley Michael Norton Patrick Norton James Hammet Patrick Maloney Philip King Seloman Hull dJohu Shaw

South Boston Fire House Ready for Commission Turnover

The Andrew square engine house will be handed to fire commissioners in a few days after gas fixtures are installed. Hose 10 to be placed by Feb. 7. Real estate agents complain ash crews damage barrels, causing costly replacements. Neon car schedule to South Boston has not run on time for five weeks. Bethesda Hall hosts social by F. F. O.'s next Friday. Columbian Society grand hall planned for Feb. 7 with a selection of committee members. Thomas Adams joins Cleveland's minstrels and reports West success. Mr. Felmuth of 107 F street to shoot dog after biting incident. Bowling tournament schedule set through Feb. 15 at Kirby's alleys. City Port.

Andrew Square Board of Health Wen South Boston Postottice Square Bethesda Hall Bay View Fourth and Dorchester Avenues Nancy Hanks City Point The Columbian Society West Felmuth F Street Kirby Palmer Turner Howe Esty Hatch Jones Higgins Power Haten City Port

South Boston's Heavyweights in Local Citizens List

Dents of South Boston. They are guaranteed M. O' Brien. M. J. Sullivan, P. F. O'Brien. William Higgins. Patrick Cavanagh. John Sweeney. V. Banke. Motorman Chase. Frank Gaylord. Herman Hemmenway. Tomorow's Post will contain ten more names of South Boston's solid citizens.

South Boston Post M. O’ Brien M. J. Sullivan P. F. O’brien William Higgins Patrick Cavanagh John Sweeney V. Banke Motorman Chase Frank Gaylord Herman Hemmenway Tomorow

Ladies Aid Coffee Party Draws Crowds In East Boston

East Boston report notes a very successful coffee party by the Ladies' Aid Society at Lyceum Halls. The Baalbec Lodge held a novel memorial service at Masonic Temple honoring deceased members with addresses by several speakers including Joseph B. Maccabe. The Lyceum Social Club plans its thirteenth annual ball on Monday, February 18 in Lyceum Hall.

Ladies’ Aid Society Lyceum High Pines Masonic Temple Baalbec Lodge Joseph B. Maccabe Lyceum Social Club Lyceum Hall

East Boston Solid Citizens List Names

A Post correspondent notes a list of East Boston residents deemed solid citizens weighing over two hundred pounds each. Names include Luther Woods Peter Woodward Willard Wiley B Walker Charles Thomas Frank Stave David F Stedman W E Stearns James Robie D Robinson among others.

East Boston Post Luther Woods Peter Woodward Willard Wiley B. Walker Charles Thomas Frank Stave David F. Stedman W. E. Stearns James Robie Te. D. Robinson

Weights of Boston Electric Passengers and Local Notices

Reports from Washington avenue say average passenger weight on the Boston electric is 185 pounds with many at 200. Rev. Mr. Webber resumes duties at Mt Bellingham Church and will discuss Sneaks tonight after his Woots talk. Box 606 is proposed to fund militia calls. Judge Bosson and Mrs. Bosson visit New York. Unitarian Church hosts Rev. Herbert Whitney and Mrs. Whitney in Feb and Mar. Suf folk Club hosts next private whist party on Friday Feb 5.

Boston Washington Avenue Chelsea Webber Mt. Bellingham Woots

Ten Chelsea Citizens Named as Solid Local Dignitaries

The Poste correspondent profiles Chelsea's ten most substantial residents each over two hundred pounds. The list includes Fr. B. Whitney, Charles Brackett, Fr. T. Forbes, Henry Hennessey, Joseph Gill, Walter Ramsay, Peter Gately, Samuel Crocker, J.T. Stephens, and Frank Damon as Chelsea's solid citizens.

Chelsea Poste Fr. B. Whitney Charles Brackett Fr. T. Forbes Henry Hennessey Joseph Gill Walter Ramsay Peter Gately Samuel Crocker J.T. Stephens Frank Damon

Seven Distinct Offers With Two Round Trip Tickets

The notice describes seven offers each granting two round trip tickets for a recipient to take a companion. Five Boston area sections will reward residents with the most THE POST coupons by March 1, 1895. Two larger offers award prizes to voters outside those sections, with the top two vote-getters in New England winning prizes.

Boston East Boston Chelsea Charlestown Somerville South End Dover Street Roxbury Dorchester Brighton South Boston New England

HOW THE VOTE STANDS LIST OF CANDIDATES AND VOTES

A lengthy roster shows names with vote counts from Joseph J. Holleran at 2108 Henry L. D Eutremont to George N. Walker at 20. The list includes residents from Boston Andover Chelsea East Boston and surrounding towns with many vote tallies. Names fall below twenty votes omitted per policy and the fragmentary page continues listing voters and addresses in dense OCR format.

List of residents with addresses and numbers

A fragmented OCR list shows numerous names and street addresses with assorted numbers, including Joe Brosseau 31 Marlboro st and P. Egan 72 Grove st, plus many others and stray letters. The text appears as entries of individuals and addresses without coherent narrative.

Joe Brosseau Marlboro St Aa Pero Maverick St P. Egan Grove St J. H. Sylvester Border St A. McDougall Paris St I Helland Cor Pope Ane E. Dunbar Shurtleff S N. Archibald Broadway E. K. Greene Decatur St William Griffin Charles A. Stemler Harve St F. L. Cameron Bremen St William A. McCartby Walliags Moon W. A. Guptill Chelsea St John T. Foley Harry H. Kent Bloomingdale Ave

Roxbury Social Notes and Local Updates

The Alpine Club held a private bar masque at Orienta Hall with about two hundred couples in vivid costumes. Clerk Giles H. Rich remains home recovering. the Zeigler Washington site demolition nears completion for a planned large livery stable. Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers, 62, died after a brief illness. Adjutant George Good has resumed post rounds. Flags fly at half mast in schools. a bicyclist battles mud on Tremont Street in Roxbury.

Alpine Club Orienta Hall Roxbury Buffum Giles H. Rich Roxbury Court Cliff Street Zeigler Washington Streets Elizabeth Rogers Gorham Rogers Highland Street George Good Post 26 Tremont Street

Roxbury's Heavyweights

Dents of Roxbury are guaranteed. Names listed include Thomas Connelly, Thomas Needham, Charles Mundy, Albert Robinson, Roger Carey, Ledward Burke, Thomas Tirrell, E. C. Kelley, and frames Gately. Tomorrow's Post will contain ten more Roxbury solid citizens.

Roxbury Post Thomas Connelly Frames Gately Albert Robinson Roger Carey Thomas Needham Charles Mundy Ledward Burke Thomas Ef, Tirrell E. C. Kelley 3 Post

Knoxville street railway foreclosure case upheld demurrer

The United States Circuit Court of the eastern district of Tennessee sustained the demurrer to the bill filed by the Union Trust Company of Philadelphia seeking foreclosure on Knoxville street railway systems. Plaintiffs were Webb & McClung Knoxville Wheeler & McDermott Chattanooga and Boston parties Morse of Morse & Lane Boston represented the defendants.

United States Circuit Court of Eastern District of Tennessee Boston Union Trust Company Philadelphia Knoxville Webb & McClung Wheeler & McDermott Chattanooga George Morse Morse & Lane

Resolutions of Jackson Guards Seek Preservation in Charlestown Window

In Charlestown a second hand store window displays resolutions of the defunct Jackson Guards, once a banner Ninth Regiment company, gifted by Jim Fisk’s New York regiment. The dealer aims to find a buyer while locals urge preservation by a former member or Ninth Regiment ally, ideally keeping them in the armory. Charles F Holm dies at Harvard street home. funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow. he and brother Tom were double scull champions in New England. Olive Branch Lodge Odd Fellows hosts a Ladies Night with dancing next Friday. William H. Palmer weds Miss Kate White at St Francis de Sales. reception at 341 Bunker Hill street with friends and a large wedding party.

City Square Jackson Guards Charlestown Jim Fisk New York Regiment Bunker Hill Jim Boston Jacksons Downer Ninth Banner Company Charles F. Holm Harvard Street New England Tom Charles Olive Branch Lodge of Odd Fellows William H. Palmer Kate White St. Francis de Sales Father Murphy Thomas Kenniston Bunker Hill Street Jack Henchey Mary Neville Mary Kate Bailey Mary Henrity Susie Burke W. C. Burney Murphy

Charlestown's Heavyweights Ten Citizens Weigh Over Two Hundred

The Charlestown Post lists ten substantial citizens guaranteed to weigh over 200 pounds each. Warren Gardner, Charles W. Furlong, Frank O'Neil, Charles Hoisington, James M. Powell, Everett A. Stevens, Jd. G. J. Mumler, Edward Gagan, William A. Frederick, Walter J. Sprague are named as Charlestown's solid citizens.

Charlestown Post Warren Gardner Charles W. Furlong Frank O'Neil Charles Hoisington James M. Powell Everett A. Stevens Jd. G. J. Mumler Edward Gagan William A. Frederick Walter J. Sprague

Druggist Crane forsakes stolen thermometers at Franklin St

Somerville notes report repeated thefts of thermometers from Druggist Crane on Franklin street with a $10 interview reward offer. Patrons critique straw on Highland avenue streetcars amid damp, dirty conditions. Ex Alderman Osgood plans Florida trip. Miss M L Wade to lecture on The Culinary Art for Mission Circle proceeds. Tonight features Somerville Police Relief Association event and religious talks at Broadway and Franklin Street churches.

Crane Franklin Street Highland Avenue Charles B. Osgood Florida M. L. Wade Boston Cooking School Franklin Street Congregational Church Mission Circle Somerville Police Relief Association Union Hall Marion KH. Sheldon Broadway Congregational Church W.C. Kinsley Relief Corps J. A. Frazier Loring Street Oup

Somerville Citizens Named In Local Roster

A list of Somerville residents titled as solid citizens includes local leaders and business figures such as Hazen Sturtevant J. H. Anderson E. E. Hamblen A Richardson Henry Wilbur G V T Knights Asa Durgin G F Smiley Charles Drouet and G L Smith.

Somerville Post Hazen Sturtevant J. H. Anderson E. E. Hamblen A. &. Richardson Henry Wilbur G. VT. Knights Asa Durgin F. Smiley Charles Drouet G. L. Smith Sowerville

Beacons Park Carrying On With Winter Time Tales

Brighton road loses its hard white surface as sun after a long winter makes the snow melt. sleighing ends for now while stablekeepers rejoice in a strong season. Frank Haynes adds young trotting horses and showcases his stock. he is a top breeder and authority on good horse flesh. The night car grows in use as weeks pass, and warmer times promise social rides after theatre or at the seashore.

Brighton Frank Haynes Haynes Beacon Park

Brighton Citizens Named in Local List of Sealed Rewards

A fragment lists residents of Brighton including Frank Damary Clifton Damon James S S Deane Frank Dawkins Walter Danies G W Dennison Walter Giles George Gilday Pp F Loring HR Vv Oo Canner with two hundred pounds guaranteed to each.

Brighton Post Frank Damary Clifton Damon James S&s Deane Frank Dawkins Walter Danies G. W. Dennison Walter Giles George Gilday F. Loring Oo Canner

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