Court case details on revenue law violations and lottery drawing list
United States Circuit Court cases include fines for liquor tax violations. Hackett and Smith faced charges over depositing in the mail a lottery drawing list headed The Twenty fourth Monthly Statement of the Boston Specquisting Woman Water, gas, electric stock and goods bought and sold with a December 1900 date. Attorneys J W Marshall led for government and George H Towie for defense.
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United States Circuit Court
Aldrich
George G. Hackett
John W. Smith
Boston
Moody
Medford
J. W Marshall
George H. Towie
Cleveland Beats Boston In Close Home Game In Louisville
Cleveland over Boston 6 to 4 in a tight game at the home grounds. Davis sparked Cleveland with a clean early hit and two more runs as Nichols struggled early. Boston lacked spark and effort, threatening only in Quinn’s second inning single and a late Boston rally.
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Cleveland
Boston
South End
Young Davis
Young
Nichols
Lim
Leadhey
Jerry Denny
New York
Jerry
McAleer
Davis
Childs
Denny
Virtue
Quinn
Lucker
Clevelands
Mclean
Johnson
Lenz
Muffi
Ganzel
Culdis
Nash
Long
Mulf
Joe Quinn
Joe
Billy
Ganbt
Zimmer
McKean
Lowe
Custgn
MBI
OU Brodie
McKeann
Suivanli
U Lonz
DSS
GiNash
Ui Fluinn
Yi Lowe
Liz
Fueker
G Nichols
Ciscocess
Raus
Toston
Densy
Mase
Jiy Young
Zhumer
Nichola
McAller
Vi'toe
Tucker
Vine
John F. Morrill
N. L
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Eese
Harrington
Weatherbilly
Keescheccanse
Keefe
Buckley
Rhines
Cinemoath
Holli- Gay
Tiernan
Buckiey
Latham
McPhee
Marr
MePhee
Reilly
Khines
Eter Po
Philadelphia
Sececes
Paloduie
Bscetece
Pittsourg
Errora
Villevurg
Watteries
iKaper
Clements
Italdwin
Philasethia
Slamilton
Miller
Herger
Trompson
Thombeon Allen
Carroll
Vallae
Haldwin
Faper
Kaper
Louble
Ihbompson
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Williams
Spaulding
Barry
Eaton
Eds Wilkins
Sss Ween
Karied Runls
Bhott
Arry
Seath
Mapes
Richmond
Abbott
Heath
Ferguson
Chorties
Clueti
Roberts
Tuxbury
Arthur
Howard
Lewiston and Woonsocket to join New England League
The New England Baseball League executive committee voted unanimously to admit Lewiston and Woonsocket. A schedule for eight clubs was drafted by Greenleaf of Worcester Leonard of Portland and Stickney of Lowell and will begin Monday. The Beacon prizes clubs arranged a game schedule with venues in Everett Medford Cambridge and other sites.
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New England Baseball League
Tremont House
Lewiston and
Woonsocket
Messrs. Greenleaf
Worcester
Leonard
Portland
Stickney
Lowell
Beacon Prizes
Walker House
F. Stevens
N. H. Murnane
W. D. Sullivan
Aften
Express
Bankers & Brokers
Everett
Medford
Hardware
Cambridge Common
Conress Street
National Banks
Congress Street
Will Continue the Fight at Boot and Shoe Makers’ Union Meet
The Boot and Shoe Makers International Union held a 9 o’clock morning convention led by General Secretary Hi J. Sketlington with A A Carleton as temporary chairman. Hand sewn work delegates reported a conference with Knights of Labor delegates and agreed to issue a label to distinguish band.
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Goodyear
Ublic
Committee On Law
Haverhill
National Trade Assembly
Knights of Labor
International Union
Chick Bros
Keights of Labor
International Union and
National ‘Trade Assembly
K. of
Marlboro
Assembly 216
Boot and Shoe Makers’ International Union
Hi. J. Sketlington
A. A. Carleton
National Anti-Nuisance League Aims to Outlaw Alcohol
Prohibitionist W. Jennings Demorest returns from Mexico to launch a National Anti-Nuisance League. The plan seeks court actions, injunctions, and damages to dismantle liquor as a health and moral threat. He targets Fifth Avenue Hotel Hoffman House and Delmonico's, pledging to employ top lawyers and fund the campaign.
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New Yor
Sreeran
W. Jennings Demorest
New York
Mexico
National Anti-Nuisance League
National Anti- Nuisance League
Demorest
Pasteur
Baron Liebig
Supreme Court of the United States
Kansas
Morton
Shoreham
Washington
Fifth Avenue
Hoffman House
Delmonico’s
Weather Indications Forecast For New England And East
Forecast through Friday shows New England fair with warmer temperatures and variable winds. Eastern New York can expect showers with steady temperatures and variable winds. overall trend is two more days of rising temperatures and fair weather east of the country. Localized light rains and a sharp thermal gradient mark southern regions while barometers remain high elsewhere.
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Washington
New England
New York
POST
Middle Atlantic
Montgomery
Ala
Tennessee
Vetoed Labor Forum Order as Council Alaska? nope
The Common Council failed to override Mayor Matthews veto of a trip for the Fire Department Committee to New York Chicago and Washington. A new order for the same trip passed under a suspension of the rules by 31 to 11. The meeting also considered Oakland Garden sale to Franklin Park integration and budget plans, plus a warehouse for Mt Hope Cemetery and city finances through January 31 1892.
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Oscar L. Stillings
Chadwick
Commonwealth Avenue
Cottage Farms Bridge
Stillings
O’ Brien
New York
Boston
C. FE. Jackson
Bay State Road
River Front
Essex Street
Beacon Street
Avon Street
F. A. Dewson
Riverbank Improvement Company
Park Commissioners
Francis A. Osborne
Charles Jt. Evans
Newbury Street
O'b Brien
David F. Barry
Matthews
Franklin Land & Improvement Company
Oakland Garden
Franklin Park
Columbia Street
Water Board
Jamaica Pond Aqueduct Company
Committee On Water Supply
Vine, Bunker Hill
Tufts Streets
Charlestown
Common Council
Chicago
Washington
Committee On Fire Department
Levy
Charles Belford
Turner
Grove Halil
Washington Street
Grove
George 8. McClellan Veteran Association
Public Latin School prize declamation at Tremont Temple
The annual prize declamation of the public Latin School will be held this afternoon at Tremont Temple at 3 o'clock. Governor Russell signed the Donovan bill defining the bar law and the municipal lighting bill yesterday. The Committee on Streets and Sewers of the Board of Aldermen returned from their Western city tour of inquiry. The thirteenth exhibition of the Society of American Artists opened at the Art Museum yesterday and runs through July 2.
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Tremont Temple
Chauncy Halll
Winslow
Russell
Donovan
Board of Aldermen
Society of American Artists
Art Museum
Wintmoor Ecclesiastical Council Recommends Spacing Pastoral Ties
In Wintmoor Maine on June 4 the Congregational Church of Monmouth faced a dispute between Rev. J. A. Anderson and church members. An ecclesiastical council advised amicable settlement and recommended severing pastoral relations, praising both sides and citing misapprehension rather than condemnation.
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Wintmoor
J. A. Anderson
Congregational Church
Monmouth
Debt Conference Ends with $6 Million Gap
The Virginia State Debt Commission and the Bondholders' Committee ended their talks with no statements issued. The two sides remain about six million dollars apart, and the committee will return to New York for further conference with the bondholders.
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Virginia
RicamMono
State Debt Commission
Bondholders’ Committee
New York
Superior Court Trials Highlight 1889 Damages
Suffolk superior court first session June 4 features Butler versus Fogg over marble and extra materials for Weymouth building of 1888 with verdict for plaintiff 1625.48. Shipman v Fitchburg Railway Company claims injuries from Aug 1888 and Aug 1889 with defendant's verdict. multiple case listings and a separate Norfolk county session notes Esson administrator v Milne for fatal injury in employment.
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Suffolks
Dunnbar
Phillip A. Butler
John S. Fogg
Weymouth
Washburn
Moore
RK. Clark
W. Bartiett
G. L. Wentworth
Henry C. Shipman
Fitchburg Railway Company
Mecnanicsville
N. Y
C. E. Helters
George A. Jorrey
Superior Court
Norfolk County
Dedham
Dune
Alprich
George Esson
Andrew Milne
C. Bumpus
P. R. Blackmur
W. G. A. Pattee
Rood v Lawrence Mfg Co damages for elevator injury
In Middlesex County Superior Court at Cambridge Frederick G. Rood sues Lawrence Manufacturing for 30000 damages over injuries from a faulty elevator while employed there. Jury returns verdict for 8000. Attorneys listed for both sides. Another case, Richey v North Reading, seeks 4000 damages for injuries from a defective highway. verdict for the inhabitants.
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Frederick G. Rood
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
BP. J. Hoar
Dabney
D. M. Richardson
George Richey
North Reading
Lynde
Water safety and whiskey urged as remedy by chemist
A New York chemist warns of impure drinking water and calls for whiskey as a purifier and strengthener. He claims boiling kills germs but not the vegetable matter, and endorses Duffy's Pure Malt as the purest modern whiskey suitable for counteracting water impurities and boosting health.
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New York
Court Calendar Entries Show Civil Case Docket Dates
The court list includes docket references such as 5560-Cullen, 4692-Davis et al, and 22190-Henderson et al, with cases Merrill v Foster and Henderson et al v City of Cambridge. Notable items note matters like Davis v Inhabitants of Marlborough and Campbell v Nonanton Worsted Co with hearings set for Monday, June 8.
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W. P. Harding
Pla
Cullen Compet
O’ Tiara
Davis Et al. Rev
Woodland
Dockendorft
In- Hav'ts
Marlboro
Merrill
Foster
Henderson Et al
City of Cambridge
Campbell
Nonanton Worsted Co
Manninge
Peters
McLaughlin
Far Telow
Court Case List From 18th Century Ledger
A catalog of legal cases with names such as Sawtell ceal versus Morse and Webber versus Hasel tine, including Mahoney v. Damen, Southwick v. Emery, Bradish v. Gardner, Blaney v. City of Salem, Moore et al v. same, Park Bros. Co. v. Johnson, McIntire et al v. Bahan, Murphy v. Clark, Bahan v. McIntire, and Carr v. Silver et al.
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LIP
Wiguin
Morse
Webber
Haseltine
Mahoney
Damen
Southwick
Emery
Bradish
Gardner
Blaney
City of
Salem
Moore Et al
Same
Park Bros. & Co
Johnson
McclIntire Et al
Bahan
Murphy
Clark
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy Elects Officers
The college recently elected officers: President Samuel A D Sheppard. first vice president William C Durkee. second vice president John G Benedict. secretary Charles Williams. treasurer John G Godding. auditor Linus D Drury. Trustees include Henry Canning, William F Sawyer, George M Hoyt, Charles A West, William W Bartlett, E C Marshall, E H LaPierre, George H Cowdin, Max Cramer.
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Massachusetts College OF Pharmacy
Samuel A. D. Sheppard
William C. Durkee
John G. Benedict
Charles ©. Williams
John G. Godding
Linus D. Drury
Henry Canning
William F. Sawyer
George M. Hoyt
Charles A. West
William W. Bartlett
E. C. Marshall
E. H. LaPierre
George H. Cowdin
PLG
Max Cramer
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Stein
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A. B. Rabe
Ky D'n'van
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Weaver
Lidoyee
Heard
OlBro
Cahill
Duty
Wolf
Shinn
Stricker
Ryan
Daley
Fitzeer’ld
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Shinnick
Well
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A. A
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Stivetts
Lou
Friars
Boyle
McMahon
Cunningham
Townsend
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O'Neill
McCamy
Fuller
Welch
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Hoy
Comiskey
Athletics
Crane
Kelly
Esiaceso
Keccaneis
Athletica
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Chamberlain
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Hiomeran
Canavan
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Wood
Robinson
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Lohman
Carsey
New Haven
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Troy
Rochester
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Lynn
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Chic Dawe
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Follas
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Scetaes
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Board OF Survey Hearing
New England League
Board of Survey
Exchange
Charles Gate West
Boston & Albany
Brookline
St. Mary’s Street
O’brien
Ira L. Moore
O'Brien
Charles River
Boston & Albany I
The
Boot and Shoe Makers’s Union
K, of
U. S. Gov't Resort
Sune Delmonico
Hoffman
Fata
Weather Sinopsis
Bam
Gipechon
Wumindiby
Ieeeue
Ewes
Cece Semen
Searnet
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Moston
Lear Hudalo
Ceases
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Cheyenne
Cinceinnati
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Paso
Lexas
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Kangaa City
Orleans
Arquette
Mich
Boba
Ealt Lake City
Wuaulingtou, N,o
Labor Forum
Atlantic
G. O. Taylor
Crocera
Chester BH
Graves & Sons
Sole Propiieiort
Mass
Fowler
Wilbu
Collins
Grane
Kakas
Rogers
Saine
Quime
Constit
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Brindley
Koale
Lee Co
N. E. Mag. Co
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Krug
Sam Ling
Tr Etal
Brinthal
Bell Coes
West End
Howerty
White
Cole
Galtier
Gray
Lirrell
Cox
Todd
Marble
Curley
Doyle
Hammond, J
Moses Read
Nathan Chapman
J. M. Brown
B. C. Moulton
Cornelius McCarthy
John Foster
Aintiff
Broad Street
John D. Long
Thomas Savage
R. Foster
Smith
Flint
Hutchieson
Cum
Doherty
West
Bishopr
Hbreexiridge
Mandeo
Liehardsen
Rock Y
Rea Ropes
Starsburg
Mar
Sheffield
Hills
L'Ugh
Barrett
Camipanari
Felkman
Moskarts
Laine
Sharp
Keller
Case
Jerness
Storms, Sons—bayer
Xe & Nb
Meltarron
Lil
Dean
Am. L. of Honor
O'Leary
Hill
McSorley
Hilton
Drew
Bono, d
Joseph G. Bergman
Francis B. Tappan
George FE. Allen
G. W. Smith
Tappan
Tremont Street
Allen
John Prentiss
H. W. Brage
J. P. ‘Treadwell
H. N. Sheldon
Matthews Vy. B. & M. It
McGovern
Carew
Gratian Ve. Matthews
Melonagle
Hanrahin
Goldthwaite
Snowden
Richard
Oliver v. B. & A. R. BiSe
Miley
A. Marette
Powling
Cameron
Boston & Maine R
Loring
Sig Hnliven
Morri
Saat
Sianecnat Vy. B. & A. Zt
Hannan v
Burk Vy
Middlesex, Is
Cambridge
Staples J
Vermont
W. H. Pethy Bridge
C.H. Graves & Sons
Hawslas Street
Superior Civil Court
Essex
Sherman
Mr. Averill
H. F. Hurlburt
D. N. Crowley
F. L. Evans
Sawtell Ceal. Y
Equitable Building
Edward R. Andrews
Purpost Publishing Con
Machinis
Union Cycle Mfg. CO
Highlandville
Berkshire
Byron Weston
Palton
ARC KE. Mfg. CO
Racine, Wis
G. L. Abbott
Quincy
GU Cls
Beach St
C. Crab Peer
Chatham St
Jokr
Carter, Dinsmore & CQ
Columbus Avenue
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