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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1896
Page
7
Clerk Jos. A. Willard orders the libellant to publish the libel and order in the Boston Test for three weeks, publish the first fourteen days before July, and mail a copy to the libellee Charles H. Louis to show cause why the prayer should not be granted. Wellington Wells attests.
Delia L. Brown of Holliston files for divorce from George W. Brown of Worcester, alleging marriage in 1892, years of cohabitation in Framingham and Holliston, and repeated cruel treatment. She seeks alimony during and after the case and custody of their daughter Amy E. Brown, now about three. The petition is dated June 11, 1895.
The libellant is ordered to notify the libellee to appear before the Cambridge justices on the first Monday of August. An attested copy of the libel and order must be published weekly in the Boston Post for three consecutive weeks, with the last publication fourteen days before the date. A copy of the libel and order must be sent by registered letter to the libellee’s residence.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Superior Court Suffolk libel by Joseph Knecht of Iseston Boston against Leopoldine Knecht now of Czernowitz Austria. He states they married May 27 188? and lived in Roxbury until her desertion about May 15 1892, continuing for over three years. He asks for a divorce and related orders. Dated June 8 1896.
In Suffolk County Massachusetts on June 8 1896 the libellant is ordered to publish the libel and this order in the Boston Post for three consecutive weeks and mail or serve an attested copy to Patatine Knecht at least fourteen days before the first Monday of July to show cause why the libel should not be granted.
Lawrence O Halloran of Boston seeks a divorce from Mary Halloran who now resides in San Francisco. The parties married in Galway Ireland on July 21 1872 and lived in Boston for about eight years before Mary deserted on August 3 1890. Libellant has resided in Massachusetts more than five years prior to filing on June 13 1896. Decree and other orders requested as justice requires.
Clerk's Office Boston announces that the libellant must notify Mary O Halloran of the pendency and appear in court. An attested copy of the libel and this order will be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and mailed to the libellee's last known address as soon as possible. The first Monday of August nears, and she may show cause why the prayer should not be granted.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts orders petitioners to publish the petition and order once weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. The last publication must be at least thirty days before the first Monday of August, inviting all interested to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Court date set in Boston, June 11, 1896. Clerk: John Noble. Assistant Clerk: Co. H. Cooper.
The Superior Court at Boston Suffolk county hears FRANCES ELISA WEBBER’s libel against WESLEY WEBBER of New York for a divorce. She states they married May 13 1861 in Boston and lived as husband and wife in Somerville until Wesley deserted circa September 10 1890, continuing for over three years. The libel is dated November 6 1896.
Middlesex Probate Court cites next of kin for Mary Kepfe fe estate to appear July 7 1896 in Cambridge to show cause on first account and distribution. Boston Post to publish three weeks. James Galvin estate probate notice to Essex devisees and legatees to appear June 25 1896 in Boston for letter of administration with will annexed.
Clerk Jos A Willard directs libellant to notify libellee Wesley Webber of the libel pendency and publish by August, with last publication fourteen days before the first Monday in August. Registered mail or service with attested copy required, enabling the libellee to show cause why the prayer should not be granted. ISA
In Middlesex Probate Court Carrie S Bartlett seeks support from Llewellyn H Bartlett and asks for restraint on his liberty plus an attachment of his real and personal estate up to twenty thousand dollars. Notice to appear is ordered for June 23 in Cambridge and published in Boston Post if not served.
Suffolk Probate Court cites heirs and creditors in two estates Abbie W Spear and Thomas J Fay both of Boston seeking letters of administration without bond. Hearings set for July 2, 1896 and June 25, 1896 in Boston with notices to be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and Boston West respectively.
Next of kin and all interested parties are cited to appear at a Suffolk Probate Court in Boston on July 2 1896 at 10 am to show cause why the will petition of Philip J Gormley may not be granted. Public notice must be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston West and mailed to known heirs seven days before court. Witness Judge John W McKim dated June 16 1896.
The estate of Thomas Henry Lawler of Boston invites objections to a will presented by Patrick M. Keating for letters testamentary without bond. A Probate Court in Suffolk County will hear the case June 25 1896 at 10 o'clock. Notice to interested parties via Boston Post and by mailed copies seven days before the hearing. Witness Judge John W. McKim. Elijah George, Register.
Suffolk probate notices William Williamson, executor, presents first and final account for Catharine Nason of Boston. Court in Boston on June 25 1896 at 10 a.m. to show cause why account should not be allowed. Notice to interested parties by delivery or weekly Boston Post publication for three weeks. Dated June 9 1896. Elinath George Register.
Suffolk probate notices announce Sarah Morris as administratrix seeking license to sell Mary Doherty estate realty to pay debts with court in Boston June 25 1896. Other proclamations appoint James Dowling executor Henry L Fowle and Mary McElroy administratrix with demands and payments due at addresses in Dorchester Jamaica Plain and Boston.
Public probate notices from Newton and Cambridge Middlesex, listing claims and appointment of trustees and administrators. Includes appointment of Samuel Green as trustee under Isaac Hazelton's will, mandatory citations, and notices of public administrator Francis Murphy and executrix Margaret McCarthy. Eyes on Boston and Charlestown locations with dates in June 1896.
Notice announces executors and administrators for several Boston Suffolk county estates. Charles B. Storer and Ames G. Denison named as executors/administrator with bonds. G. S. Cheney and other agents appointed to collect debts and direct payments. June 11 1896 Belfast Me referenced.
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