Courts Dismiss Patent Injunction Suit In Massachusetts Case
United States Circuit Court on June 9 denied an injunction in Elson v Smith et al noting both parties are Massachusetts citizens and jurisdiction could only arise under patent laws. Motion to restrain use of a cylindrical steel car failed as non patent related issues lacked federal basis. Attorneys: Cyrus Cobb for plaintiff C Barton for defendants. Aldrich J. Jurors excused to Wednesday if no trial readiness remains, term continue.
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ELSON
Charles M. Smith
Lewis J. Bird
Equity
Ine
Massachusetts
United States
Cyrus Cobb
C. Barton
Aldrich
William C. Smith
Alexander Foster
Gilman Coleon
Foster
Hag
Gilman Colson
I. P. Proctor
S. Lincoln
Alvert N. Monroe
Jacob M. Tayler
Cval
Tayler
James F. Stetson
Lucinda K. Stetson
Laylo
Stetson
J.P. Proctor
J. Kk. Kerry
Morton
J. Charles H. Lewis
George D. Otis
Edward J. Smith
Smith
Frenchman’s Bay & Mt. Desert Land & Water Company
Commonwealth
Soaith
W. Emery
W. M. Stockbridge
E. Powers
C. Powers
Anse Captures Another Rennerts Great Home Run
Boston could not overturn Chicago as Stein's wild pitches and Anson's strategic moves shaped a high scoring old‑time contest. Bennett delivered a remarkable home run and Long robbed Ryan of a hit, while Kittredge and Pfeffer produced pivotal plays for Chicago amid early Boston pressure.
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Weather forecast for New England and Eastern New York
Washington dispatch June 9 forecast through 8 p m Wednesday shows fair conditions in New England and Eastern New York with stationary temperatures and southeasterly winds. Observations elsewhere note similar patterns across the region with mild to moderate conditions anticipated.
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New England
New York
Albany
Lear Hoston
Cear Muitalote
Tamarck
Cheyenne
Chicago
Cincinnati
Duluth
BO Choudy
Paso
Texas
Foatport
Helena
Mont
Jacksonville
Fla
Kaneus Choy
Montreal
Fair Marquette
Mich
New Orleans
Yortland
Salt Lane City
Wiluington
N.C
Yellowstone excursion by Union Pacific in July promises grand outing
The Union Pacific will run a July excursion to Yellowstone Park described as the grandest railway outing yet. The trip features Concord coaches, camping, hunting and fishing en route. The Atlantic Nantasket Leach in Mass will open June 20.
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Union Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Concord
Atlantic
Nanlasket Leach, Mass
Electric Locomotives and Other Railway Matters in 1900s Boston
In Lawrence the Merrimac Valley street railway adopts electricity as motive power with over sixteen miles to be raised and a six to seven mile Andover extension. A three generator Lawrence powerhouse and Rae motors on Detroit Electric Works cars are planned. Milford's storage battery line shows success and possible future expansion. Monterey California prepares electric lighting, with a grand electric ball and arc lighting at Hotel del Monte and Hagby’s Opera House. A New Haven test of primary battery for parlor cars yields promising results.
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Merrimac Valley Street Railway
Andover
Phillips Academy
City of
Mills
Salem Street
Zion's Hill
Theological Seminary
Mouse
Fhre
Lawrence Road
South Lawrence
Thomson- Houston
Rae
Detroit Electrical Works
Milford
Hopedale
Union Electric Car Company
Ttig
California
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Monterey Electric Light & Power Company
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Opera House
Hotel del Monte
New York & New Haven
New York
Carleton
West End Road
Rapid Transit Commission of
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Lynn
Thomson-Houstonn
Fall River
Mucr
Tce Cocks
Boston Electric Club
Boylston Street
No. 7
Park Street
Boston
SEVENTY THOU FOR HARVARD IN LAND CASE SETTLEMENT
Harvard College will receive about $70,000 as part of a court sanctioned settlement in a long equity suit over Chicago property linked to the Hancock estate. The decree follows a compromise between Francis V. Balch as trustee under John Hancock’s will and Charles L. Hancock’s heirs, with two thirds of the property to Balch and one third to Hancock’s representatives.
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Charles L. Hancock
John Hancock
William C. Endicott
Harvard College
Charles FL. Hancock
Endicott
E. H. Bennett
Peutoner
Robert M. Morse, Jr
Washington Hancock
Joan Lowell
Franklin Hancock
Brickett & Poor
Haverhill
Russell & Putnam
James C. Davis
Blessing the Bell at Immaculate Conception Salem
The Blessing the Bell ceremony was held in Salem at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in the vestry due to the bell’s size. Archbishop Williams led the rites with a clergyman procession, the bell christened St Mary and dedicated to the Sacred Heart with a D-key tone, weighing 3256 pounds and slated for placement this week.
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Spelial
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Father McManus
Father Brady
Amesbury
General Israel Putnam Lecture at Bostonian Society
The Bostonian Society met at the Old State House where Rev J P Bodfish introduced Rev A P Putnam D D to discuss General Israel Putnam at Bunker Hill. Putnam highlighted a New England army and praised Putnam’s leadership and heroism before noting a society lease approval.
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D.D
Israel Putnam
Bunker Hill
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Lexington
Concord
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New Hampshire
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Connecticut
New England
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City of
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Superior Court First Session June 9 BankKER v Grant damages
In Boston, Patrick Collins sues Alonzo Grant for $1000 on claims of larceny accusation. Defense a general denial. Verdict for plaintiff. Also listed are multiple docket items including Constitution Wharf Co. vs City of Boston over $12,000 damages due to sewer debris. various cases and defendants. a separate suit by Henry Doherty vs West End Railroad for $6000 over a horse injury. Margaret A. McKim vs Grand Trunk Railway for $10,000 with train incident details. additional docket references and a mass of case numbers and parties.
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Bankker
Patrick Collins
Alonzo Grant
George R. Swasey
J. E. Fitzgerald
George S. Smith
Constitution Wharf Company
City of Boston
Henry Doherty
West End Railroad Company
P. A. Doherty
W. K. Sprout
Margaret A. McKim
Grand ‘Lrunk
Raihead Company
Gorham
N.H
Portland
Tral
S. J. Elder
C.K. Todd
A. A. Strout
W.H. Coolidge
O'Conner
O'Con
Quinaler
City of Ner
Boston
Hutchinson
Cum
Grant
McDer- Mahgs. Mott
Wadleigh
Dore
Gellard_ vy
Naun
Connelly
Jones
Keng St. R'y
Train Wreck Negligence Suit and Injuries Amid Boston Case List
A tort action seeks 350000 damages from Boston and Maine Railroad over a January 10, 1888 train accident near Bradford that left the plaintiff paralyzed and with impaired sight and memory. Defendants deny negligence. one witness asserts no fare was paid on a free pass. Evidence issues included earnings testimony and pleading amendments, with multiple related case references listed in the October docket.
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Allen
John Prentiss
H. W. Bragg
J. F Breadwell
H. N. Sheldon
George A. Matthews
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Monson
Boston
Haverhill
Bradford
Orville D. Baker
J. F. Sweeney
M. J. Creed
Uncontested Libels for Divorce to Be Heard
Superior Court Middlesex Is Cambridge Staple J. reports the court is hearing jury waived cases. Uncontested libels for divorce will be heard on Wednesday June 10. The first four pages of the printed list are in order.
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Superior Court
Middlesex
Cambridge
Staples
Ramsdell v Sullivan et al contract action judgment
In Essex Salem on June 9 Salen J Sherman No 6584 Ramsdell assignee sues Sullivan and others. Plaintiff seeks recovery of funds claimed as assets of an insolvent firm. Defense contends funds belong to defendants in set of accounts. Finding for plaintiff for 22180. Attorneys Bart and Crowley argue. Both juries dismissed and divorce list remains in order.
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Essex
Salem
Jane
Sherman
Ramsdell, Assignee
Sullivan Et al
H. J
Probate Court Wills and Administrations Listed for Middlesex County
Probate records from Middlesex County list numerous wills and administrations dated June 9. Names include Wright Newton Williams New ton Bull Medford Tem ie Malden Seaver Wakefield Doctor Lownsdon Wells Arlington Symmes Winchester Lincoln Coppinger Waltham Ken ney Woburn Carson Cambridge Clark Cambridge Ke B Marshall Weston Wermeier Cambridge Connelly Waltham Smith Newton Gilmore Cambridge Sharkey Cambridge Weale Malden Colbert Somerville and others with admins such as dhesmer Concord Garfield Framingham Lee Tewksbury Barker Lowell Cutting Sawtelle Cambridge Plunkett Cambridge Melvin Everett Plunkett Lowell Colburn Natick Colburn Natick Mead Lowell Cotton Waltham Foxcroft Cambridge Johnson Cambridge Whitten Cambridge Andrews Woburn.
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Mary A. Wright
Everett
Caroline R. Williams
Newton
Mary E. Bull
Medford
Plenny E. Temie
Malden
Russell Seaver
Wakefield
John Doctor
Lownsend
Caroline A. Wells
Arlington
Lautner R. Symmes
Winchester
Thomas am. _Lincoln
Mary Coppinger
Waltham
Levi Pierce
Peter Rkenney
Woburn
Robert Carson
Massachusetts Medical Society Meets in Mechanics Building
The Massachusetts Medical Society held meetings in Mechanics Building preparing for the 110th annual session. Officers nominated include Amos H. Johnson president and J J B Vermyne vice president. Visiting tours covered Massachusetts General Hospital City Hospital Car ney and Children's Hospitals. The society voted to recognize diplomas from the College of Physicians and Surgeons and noted a future health food exhibition in Boston October. 250 councillors and guests attended an informal banquet at the Vendome after President Johnson's address.
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City Hospital
Carney
Children’s Hospitals
Medical Library
Boylston Place
Amos H. Johnson
Salem
J. J. B. Vermyne
New Bedford
Frank V. Draper
Boston
Charles W. Swan
Francis W. Gross
Roxbury
Edwin H. Brigham
Frank W. Draper
E. H. Bradford
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Russell Hall
A. H. Johnson
W. H. Pierce
Bernardston
J. A. Jeffries
Bright
CG. FF. Withington
D. ©. Warren
D. W. Cheever
John Homans
C. K. Porter
M. Green
A. D. Sinclair
Kaward Reynolds
H. K. Vickery
Shattuck
Cotillion Hall
Edward Cowles
McLean Insane Hospital
Somerville
Johnson
Wild Duck yacht launches at East Boston for Forbes
The 125 foot waterline wild Duck built at Atlantic Works East Boston for John M Forbes is to be launched with usual ceremonies. Though hull finished and deck-house nearly done, extensive below deck work remains. The brigantine rigged steamer features a 400 hp triple expansion engine, iron centerboard, and a mixed wood and steel interior with mahogany fittings.
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Atlantic Works
Boston
John M. Forbes
Oregon
Burgess
Forbes
Nashan
West Indies
Milford Water Loan Bonds Sealed Bids Requested
Town of Milford New Hampshire seeks sealed bids for 65000 Milford Water Loan Bonds. Bids due June 20 1891 at C S Averill Funding Committee office. Bonds dated July 1 1891 bearing 4 percent interest semiannually, maturity in 30 years, redeemable after 20 years. Principal payable at National Bank of Redemption Boston. Committee may reject any bids. Further details from the committee.
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C.S. Averill
National Bank of Redemption
Boston
Mass
A. H
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