Libels Against Schooner Foust Fairy At US Court
United States District Court on July 3 heard two libels by Joan Pira against the schooner Foust Fairy. One seeks $40 wages under a June 6 agreement with the owner, the other $3676 for merchandise supplied to the vessel. Attorneys Galvin and George for the libellant and A. J. Selfridge for the schooner.
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United States District Court
Nelson
Joan Pira
Joan Pina
Same
Libellant
Galvin & Eeroe
A. J. Selfridge
Boston Reds crush Baltimores with easy win in late July clash
In a repeat of the previous day Boston overwhelms Baltimore as Nichols shines for the Reds while Dunning falters early? Keefe steadies the Giants' mound. Long Stovey and Nash pace Boston with timely hits and notable fielding as Whistler and Richardson commit costly miscues.
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Manchesters
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Richardson
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Tom Tucker
O’rourke
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Gore
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Nash
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New York
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Battin
Weather Across New England Shows Overcast Rain Likely
Overcast conditions with showers prevail in New England and widespread unsettled weather across the country. Low pressure covers much of the nation with moderate storms near the St. Lawrence and Southwest. no sustained fair weather expected for days. In New England, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont see fair to light showers and stationary temps. Massachusetts and nearby coasts expect showers with cooler on the coast.
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Stoughtonham Institute Reunion At Lake Massapoag
Graduates of the Stoughtonham Institute held a reunion at Burkhardt's Grove on Lake Massapoag with a large attendance. C. N. Draper of Canton presided, dinner followed, and postprandial exercises featured toastmaster Benjamin F. Boyden of Foxboro and oration by Rodney B. Capen of Augusta Me. Officers elected: F. P. Drake president L. W. Monk vice president Dora McDonald secretary and L. M. Johnson treasurer.
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Augusta
Myra Winship
Lynn
Cristopher Farrell
Stoughton
S W. Billings
Sharon
J. L. Sweet
Attleboro
J. L. Draper
Canton
C. N. Draper
Mary L. Hixson
Sharon Band
F. P. Drake
L. W. Monk
Dora McDonald
L. M. Johnson
Brookline Accidents Leave Two Men Injured
At about 11 yesterday, 15 year old Michael Ryan badly crushed three fingers in D Mc Clure's Boylston street shop by a hair-picking machine, requiring amputation. Earlier, Patrick Norton a Brookline town teamster fell from his cart near the Washington street lodge by the Brighton line and is in a precarious condition.
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Brookline
Michael Ryan
D. McClure
Boylston Street
Patrick Norton
Washington Street
Brighton
Spike Injures Worker Eye During Dorchester Rail Work
Late yesterday on Dorchester avenue workers tearing up rails for an electric project, a spike sprang up and struck a man in the eye, cutting it severely. The injured worker received medical attention at the scene.
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Dorchester Avenue
Time Table Clash At West End Street Railway
Dispute grows between President Whitney and Grove Hall workers over new hours under electric conversion. Conductor and postman detail added trips, longer days, and fewer regular cars while employees plan a meeting to seek restoration of the old ten hours in twelve.
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West End Street Railway
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Tremont Street
West End
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Hampden
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Grove Halls
Boston
Brookline
Jamaica Plain
Fremont Street
Rumor of Choate Kendrick shakeup denied by officials
A rumor of a presidential resignation at Old Colony Railroad and a series of top-management moves was stated as unfounded after officials and directors left for annual road inspection. The piece recounts a London style exchange with a Kendrick associate and notes no confirmation of any changes. Also included is a detailed 1889 Boyston Building lease dispute ruling about contract and statute of frauds, with the court affirming partial recovery barriers and urging proper pleadings.
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Charles F. Choate
Old Colony Railroad
J. R. Kendrick
J. N. Marshall
Northern
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Kendrick
E.G. Allen
Central
Marshall
George ‘I. Taylor
E. G. Allen
E. H. Bryant
Choate
Mr. Kendrick
Boylston
James H. Freeland
Ernest P. Fritz
Boyston Building
Boston
Freeland, Loomis & Co
Boylston Market Association
Boylston Association
C. Austen Browne
George A. O. Ernst
Henry W. Bragg
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W.S. Slocum
Irish Handloom Fabrics Move Promotes Irish Wool Trade
Freeman's Journal notes England market growth for genuine Irish cottage industry work. Countess of Aberdeen opens a London depot for Irish goods with proceeds aiding workers. Peter White assists at opening. Boston merchant A Shuman invited to prize weaving at Ardara fair on August 1, per Dublin letter from Peter Whiter.
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Countess of Aberdeen
Irish Industries Association
London
Peter White
Irish Woollen Manufacturing & Export Company
Dublin
A. Shuman
Washington
Summer Streets
Boston
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Mass
Shuman
Donegal
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Longford
Stearns Lumber Makes Gulf Cypress Showroom in Boston
The A. T. Stearns Lumber Company relocates from Federal Street to 166 Devonshire Street in a Master Builders' Association building to showcase gulf cypress for interior finish and office fittings. A large mantlepiece, cypress doors, dados, partitions, and desks demonstrate natural color and grain, inviting visitors to view the new display and meet Mr. Stearns.
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Boston
Federal Street
Devonshire Street
Master Builders’ Association
New England
Gulf Cypress
That Mill by the Frog Pond Fights Prompt Fines
Morris Rosenberg and Isaac Gordon, arrested Monday after a fight on the Common, were tried in Municipal Court yesterday and fined ten dollars each.
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Morris Rosenberg
Isaac Gordon
In Equity July 28 Lunacy Case at Hatfield Bridgewater
Supreme Judicial Court hears a habeas corpus petition by Lavaroor alleging unlawful imprisonment after removal from Worcester Insane Asylum to Bridgewater. Case shows state board authority under lunacy law and pending investigation. Also bond investors recover 80 percent from Boston Cooperative Investment Company receiver after claim releases.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Gsruffolk Ss
Equity
Lavaroor
Ro Hatfield
State Farm
Bridgewater
Worcester County Superior Court
Worcester Insane Asylum
Worcester Institution
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
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State Board
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C. N. Harris
Commonwealth
Charles C. Prescott
W. Schofield
Worcester Land Dispute Over Caveat and Injunction
Richard Leeds et al sue Madison O Wheeler claiming ownership of Worcester land paid 17000 and that a caveat filed by Wheeler harms their title. Court refused temporary injunction, deeming Wheeler’s caveat ineffective. Also, William Morrow vs Georgette Wagstaffe involves sheriff sale and a disputed fourth mortgage. injunction granted to block sale. Edward Jackson trustee vs James Stevenson alleges city land restrictions in Park Square were violated. case referred to master for determination.
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Madison O. Wheeler
Worcester
Fr. W. Chaplin
R. Lund
William M. Morre
Georgette B. Wagstaffe
Elizabeth
Gibbs
Boston
F. A.erry
Edward Jackson
Samuel Cabot
James Stevenson
Park Square
Felix Rackerman
Probate Court Records List Wills and Administrations
A probate court notice enumerates numerous wills and administrations for residents of Cambridge Lowell Somerville and other Massachusetts towns dated July 28. The article notes two men were sent to patrol the Charles River yesterday but deferred action until today awaiting discovery of a body believed to be missing, with Mrs Bragg awaiting closure after a four day water search.
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Middlesex Ss
Anastasia Lawless
Cambridge
Benjamin M. Akers
Lowell
Catharine C. Perkins
Somerville
Eliel Shumway
Groton
Lucius W. Kingsbury
Waltham
Rose M. Curtis
John Cuff
Wakefield
Catherine Rossiter
Malden
Isabel Hutchins
Newton
Edward Stearns
Lincoln
Calvin Shedd
Tewksbury
Maria A. Lord
Belizaire Leblanc
Martha P. Davis
John T. Brady
Leonard M. Averill
Mary J. Holmes
Margaret A. Gould
James McDonald
Bridget McDonough
Framingham
Zenas Parmenter
Mary Riordan
Maynard
Louis A. Shaw
Francis D. Turner
Mary 5
Westgate
John P. Wyman
Arlington
Mary ©. Walker
Kazon Witcher
Stoneham
Henry P. Chandler
Acton
Sarah W. Choate
Edward L. Alexander
Solomon Howes
John Brick
Elias Skelton
Bedford
Elijah C. Thurston
Silas Williams
Hudson
Hollis B. Hatch
Everett
Henry 5. Thompson
Clarence A. Webster
John W.taylor
Winchester
Katie B. Collins
Addie B. Brood
Ann Riley
Nathaniel Cutter
William O. Lowell
James Holland
Catherine Holleren
Eliza Chadwick
Catherine Donovan
Sarah C. Whittier
Samuel Merril
Westford
James Riley
Pepperell
Elizabeth Young
Wilmington
Harvey _ E. Buxton
Nellie N. Courtney
New York
N. Y
Albert G. Flint
Frederick P. Harlow
Medford
Abby L. Fitzgerald
Charles W. Flint
Chelmsford
Hiram Farrington
Holliston
Mary J. Hickey
Mary Mansfield
Shirley
Elias Wiles
Lexington
Robert R. Fleming
Charlies H. Curtis
Mary Bradley
Littleton
Abbie M. Cutter
Patrick Callahan
Winif
Charles River
Rapid Transit Commission Plans European Study Tour
The Rapid Transit Commission voted to send John Fitzgerald to Europe to study European rapid transit systems. A $2500 appropriation will cover travel and expenses as Fitzgerald sails this week. He will visit Liverpool London Birmingham Brussels Paris Glasgow Hamburg Berlin and other major cities to assess tunnel viaduct and elevated road systems for Boston. Another member, likely Mr Richardson, will join in Europe around August 15. The trip may last two to three months.
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John Quincy Adams
John &. Fitzgerald
Europe
Governor's Council
Fitzgerald
Liverpool
London
Birmingham
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Hamburg
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Old South lectures begin for youth with Crusades talk
The Old South lectures for young people start this afternoon with F. E. E. Hamilton presenting the Crusades. Free tickets are available to applicants. The General Theological Library committee met at 6 Mt. Vernon street, naming new annual corporate members William Q. Wales, Mrs. Levi C. Wade, George Henry Quincy, John Jameson, Antonio Meli, and Rev. William G. Ward, plus twenty-eight others assigned to positions conditionally.
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Old South
F. E. E. Hamilton
Hamilton
J. W. Hamilton
General Theological Library
Mt. Vernon Street
William Q. Wales
Levi C. Wade
More Fire Engines for Boston From Hudson NY Makers
Fire Commissioners awarded three engines to Clapp & Jones of Hudson New York at 7247 dollars each, a lower price than ever before. Delivery expected within three months. Additional engines awarded earlier to be stationed at Egleston Square Allston Washington Village Mt Vernon Street West Roxbury and a spare. When added Boston will have forty three engines active nine in reserve and one is repeat. Oldest engine in service is No 8.
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Clapp & Jones
Hudson, N. Y
Egleston Square
Allston
Washington Village
The Missing Edna Bragg
Police suspend search for Edna Bragg body from Charlies River amid uncertainty over suicide theory. Mrs Bragg endures extreme mental strain and was last seen ill after intending to...
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Edna Bragg
Charlies River
Stock sale notice for GA. ALA. Investment and Development Co.
Saturday August 1 is the last day to secure GA. ALA. INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT CO. stock at 3.60 a share. Price then advanced to 4.00 a share and likely withdrawn until after the October dividend of 20 cents per share, in which all stock purchased now participates. For details call or write James W. Hyatt, Treasurer, Globe Building, Boston.
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Ga.ala. Investment and Development CO
James W. Hyatt
Globe Building
Boston
Mass
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