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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1898
Page
7
Mortgagees Louis Habelow and Abraham Bilafsky of Boston announce a public auction on June 30 1898 at noon to foreclose a mortgage on Albany Street Boston lot 1 plan by H J MacFarland July 16 1895 recorded Lib 2293 Page 164. The sale includes improvements and subjects to a $5000 prior mortgage and unpaid taxes with $500 down.
Edward T. Broderick as mortgagee will sell at public auction on June 28 1898 at 3 PM a parcel of land on Hampden street Roxbury area Boston then Cambridgeport adjoining Lot 8 plan dated Feb 26 1874 containing 1111.70 square feet with a four foot wide open passageway and a common use area. Terms require 300 cash at sale and balance within ten days. Further terms at Fred L. Banks 527 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridgeport MA.
By power of sale in a 1807 mortgage, Joseph Slotnik to Samuel L. Danishevsky, a Boston parcel on Parkman Vine Street is offered at public auction June 30, 1898, 3 PM. The sale covers a $5100 mortgage plus interest and taxes. $500 deposit required. balance due in 10 days. Samuel L. Danishevsky, mortgagee, Boston.
Massachusetts Superior Court Suffolk finds James W. Faxon and others coowners of a Boston parcel at Q and East Fifth streets. Faxon seeks partition by metes and bounds, dividing his one fourth share from others including Mary H. Faxon, Louise Faxon Helffrich, and Bushnell heirs. Attorney Edwin C. Gilman represents Faxon.
Public auction on June 30 1898 at noon on the Boston premises described as lot 3 on plan dated 1895 bounded by Albany street Union Park street and lot 4 with right of way 4 144 feet over a passageway to Albany street part of same premises conveyed July 19 1895 to Blabelow and Bilufsky recorded Lib 2203 page 164 mortgagees Boston June 7 1898.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice for Elbridge C. Comey of Somerville. Josephine L. Comey and Arthur M. Comey petition for letters testamentary without bond. Court in Cambridge to hear June 14, 1808 at 9 am. Public notice required for three weeks in Boston Post.
Purporting to exercise power of sale under a mortgage deed dated 1896, Touts Habdlow of Boston pledges the premises on Dudley street Roxbury portion as lots A B and a 5 foot passageway. The parcels total about 7118 square feet and are subject to rights of way and two prior mortgages of 20000 each plus unpaid taxes. auction set for June 30 1898 at eleven in the forenoon with $1000 down.
Heirs and interested parties are cited as Jacob Dickens of Boston seeks probate of a will. The court orders notice and publication in the Boston Post for three weeks and mailing to known heirs before the June 9, 1898 hearing. Judge John W. McKim signs. Elij All George, Register.
A parcel of land in Boston lot six on plan by H J MacFarland dated July 16 1895 will be sold June 30 1898 at 12:15 PM. The lot measures 75 by 22 feet with 16590 square feet and includes a brick partition wall and a four and a half foot wide passageway to Albany Street. Mortgagees announce terms other than as stated.
Suffolk probate court cites heirs and all interested parties in the estate of Thomas Heffrin late of Boston to appear June 23 1598 for probate of will and codicil. Elizabeth A Heffersen seeks letters testamentary without bond. Public notice appears in the Boston Post seven days prior. Elijah Gorge register.
Probate Court cites heirs and creditors of Moses Low Andrews to show cause why Eunice Scory Andrews of Somerville should not be granted administration without a bond. Hearing set June 28 in Cambridge Middlesex. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post.
Middlesex probate notices cite heirs and creditors in the estate of William Th. Thomdson who died intestate in Newton. Jabez A. Sawer, public administrator, seeks letters of administration and must appear in Cambridge on June 14 1898 to show cause. Published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post.
Public notices declare the appointment of administrators and an executor for estates in Boston Suffolk County. Demands must be presented and debts settled, with bonds filed as required. Names include Catherine Gollinger Susan A Murphy and Daniel Shiga with respective addresses and dates in 1898.
Public auction set for June 8 1898 at ten in the forenoon to sell two Boston parcels 22 and 23 on a 1880 plan. The properties total 4868 square feet with full right of way through a 8 foot passageway and are bounded by Westland Avenue lots 24 and 21. Sale includes mortgage of 27500 and unpaid taxes and assessments.
Suffolk ss Superior Court April Sitting 1898 orders notice to Mary H Faxon to appear in Boston July first to show cause why petition should not be granted. Publishes to Louise Faxon Helffrich Henry Boone Helffrich Alvah Bushnell Jr Frederick Percy Bushnell Annie Lee Bushnell in Boston Post three weeks weekly with final publication fourteen days before July. Clerk Jos A Willard.
The Street Department of Boston invites proposals to build about 1098 linear feet of sewer in Richmond and Butler streets Dorchester Mass. Plans and contract copies available at the Superintendent of Streets office City Hall Boston. Bids and a $250 certified check must be filed by noon on June 16 1898 with the bond for faithful performance.
Abraham Wilafsky of Poston appears in Suffolk Deeds Book 2326 page 869 for breach of mortgage condition. Describes parcel at Albany and Union Park streets in Boston, lot 2 on H. J. Mac Farland plan, 1402.7 square feet, with brick partition walls and unpaid taxes to be paid. mortgagees Charles Abraham announce June 7 1898.
Notice lists multiple Boston and Suffolk estates with appointed executors and administrators including James C. Doyle Ellen A Glynn and Patrick Glynn. It requests all creditors to exhibit claims and all debtors to pay to the named executors or administrators and gives dates and addresses for filing and payment.
Novice is appointed administrator of the Charles Strauss estate of Boston Suffolk County with bond. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay to Benjamin Strauss Admr at 44 Winter Street Boston by May 19 1593.
A batch of Suffolk and Middlesex probate notices announces hearings on letters of administration and wills. It cites heirs at law and creditors to appear in Probate Court in Boston Cambridge Lowell and Winchester for cases involving Terrence McArdlee George Newton Sarah Buzzell Emma Barnard and others with dates set in June 1898 and notice requirements for publication and service.
In Middlesex Probate Court Lexington wife of John J Buckley petitions aid for support of herself and children alleging husband fails to furnish necessary ore. Court orders notice and publication and directs sheriff to attach property up to three thousand dollars to secure potential decree. Witness Judge Charles J McIntire. June 10, 1898.
Probate Court in Suffolk issues citations and guardian additions for estates in Boston. Catherine Kinnaly seeks letters testamentary without bond on John Kinnaly. Guardian appointment for Sarah Heyworth and guardian citation for Mary Cushings estate administration granted to Henry S. Cushing. notices published in the Boston Post across three weeks.
An 1898 probate notice cites George W. Brown seeking an estate in a deceased Boston widow unrelated to the caller. The court requires serving citation fourteen days before the June 23 hearing and publication in the Boston Post for three weeks. Another notice to exhibit Helen Smith's estate and payables to Matthew T. Wallace as administrator is recorded.
The Boston Public Schools schedule two exams for High and Latin School entry this year. The High School test is June 24, 1 a.m., covering English, history, geography, arithmetic and bookkeeping. Latin School exam is June 18 at 9 a.m. for boys at Warren Avenue and girls at West Newton Street, requiring good moral character and vaccination certificates as applicable.
Insolvency warrants issued for The Gheorghe W. Prouty Company with a June 24 1898 creditors meeting at Pemberton Square Court House Boston. Also notice of a July 8 1898 third creditors meeting for Samuel Goodman insolvent debtor at the Court of Insolvency Boston with assignee William W. Hien es.
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