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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1889

Page

11

Ball and Socket Fastener case heard in United States Circuit Court

Arguments in the Ball and Socket Fastener Company versus Edward J. Kraetzer over an injunction against patent infringement were resumed and finished. Counsel for the complainant were T. W. Clarke and F. P. Fish. for the defendant, John R. Bennett and W. B. H. Dowse. Juries were excused for the term.

United States Circuit Court Cout. J Ball and Socket Fastener Company Edward J. Kraetzer T. W. Clarke F. P. Fish John R. Bennett W. B. H. Dowse

Court terms opens with grand jury at Lynn session

United States District Court convened for June term with Judge Nelson presiding. The grand jury was empanelled, James Rey of Lynn serving as foreman. Rev. Mr. Byington delivered the opening prayer. About thirty cases await grand jury action.

United States District Court Nelson James Rey Lynn Byington

Supreme Court Action on Brockton Drug License Petition

Supreme Judicial Court case from Brockton involves druggists seeking mandamus to compel the Board of Aldermen to grant sixth class licenses. The court notes license eligibility under the 1887 statute, with actions postponed awaiting board as a body, and references prior similar petition dismissed after aldermen changed. Attorneys Sumner and Read represent petitioners and defendants respectively.

Supreme Judicial Court June Knowlton J. John J. Whipple Board of Aldermen City of Brockton Field

Thompson v City of Boston damages case closes at jury trial

Superior Court second session resumes closing arguments in Hunt versus City of Boston over 606315 feet of land taken for West Roxbury Park in 1884. Petitioner's counsel P A Collins and L Evans present. defendant A J Bailey represents the city.

Superior Court Thompson J. Thomas F. Hunt City of Boston

Superior Court Docket June 26 No dispositions listed

The June 26 Superior Court session for Sherman shows no cases disposed. Entries include Commonwealth v. Dacey liquor law 1054-5. Same v. Waters liquor law 10.2. Same v. Lavanister keeping disorderly house 1165. Same v. Nash 1184. Same v. Shiy 1145. Same v. Hunt gaming $25.

Sherman Commonwealth Dacey Same Waters Lavanister Nash Shiy Hunt Gaming

Probate Court actions in Plymouth County on June 25

Wills probated for J C Hooper Bridgewater Harriet W Hooper executrix Sarah A Laber Mattapoisett Noah Hammond executor Mary Buckley Brockton Mary Russell executrix Levi W Holbrook Brockton Esther A Holbrook executrix L W Reed Whitman Lucy Reed executrix Seth Turner Hanson George W Turner executor Mary E Jones Randolph Ellen White executrix Margaret Poole Hanover Hiram Wade executor. Guardians appointed E P Shorey Walter L Josselyn Lee P Shorey Rockland minors William Ss Loring Fred T Loring Marion K B Loring minors Betsey L Seaver Wareham Joseph W Clarence L Seaver minors. License to sell real estate granted to Eli P Shorey guardians Walter Josselyn Lee P Lorey Rockland Arthur Eb Davis guardian of Mortimer Bertha Ethel Ralph Maxwell Brockton Paul Briggs Marion license to mortgage real estate granted to Ebed Sprague guardian of Ebed Sprague Jr Hingham insane person. Mary Russell trustee of Mary Buckeal.

Plymouth County Harris J. Wills J.C. Hooper Bridgewater Harriet W. Hooper Sarah A. ‘Laber Mattapoisett Noah Hammond Mary Buckley Brockton Mary Russell Levi W. Holbrook Esther A. Holbrook L. W. Reed Whitman Lucy Reed Seth Turner Hanson George W. Turner Mary E. Jones Randolph Ellen White Margaret Poole Hanover Hiram Wade Ee Ee William J. Ceain Componer Russell Rockland William B. Cornnell John B. Brown East Sgegweeeeee Leonard Ridgewater Charles D. Colepet Ae Edna P. Coleman Terrence Fitzpatrick Margaret Fitzpatrick Charles Hammond Nancy M. Hammond Hingham Elizabeth Leach Almiron Leach William L. Chipman Mary N. Harlow Wareham E. P. Shorey Walter L. Josselyn Lee P. Shorey William Ss. Loring Fred T Marion BK. Loring Betsey L. Seaver Joseph W Clarence L. Seaver Eli P. Shorey Walter Josselyn Lee P. Lorey Arthur Eb. Davis Mortimer Bertha Ethel Ralph Maxwell Paul Briggs Marion Sarah M Jennie E. Handy Ebed Sprague Ebed Prague, Jr Mary Buckeal

Man Charged With Breaking Into Carpenter Shop

June 25 municipal court session heard PARMENTER and LY along with John F. Ferguson waive examination on a charge of breaking and entering the carpenter shop at 19 Beach Street and stealing a miscellaneous collection of carpenters tools. They were ordered to recognize 1200 dollars for appearance before the grand jury.

John F. Ferguson Beach Street

Damages awarded in second trial of Benhart v New York & New England R R

Superior Court Dedham June 25 Barker J No 232 Peter Benhart vs New York & New England Railroad Company action for damages for injuries leaving cars at Ashcroft station Dedham February 188? jury found for plaintiff damages 2179.17 J E Cotter for plaintiff R M Saltonstall H E Bolles for defendant.

Norfolk County Dedham Barker Peter Benhart New York & New England Railroad Company Ashcroft Station J. E. Cotter R. M. Saltonstall H. E. Bolles Arthur C. Hollenbeck Mast, Foos & Co Boston A. French A. P. French J. H. Appleton W. Gaston Fogarty Connell Whiting Ryan Grant Morse Booth Juhts Galvin Parker Hyde Park Eee Campehal Rg Et al Farell Rell Campbell Advix Bradley Abbott Paul Carpenter Saine Northe

Superior Court Middlesex calendar June 26 cases listed

The Middlesex Superior Court docket for Wednesday June 26 shows calendar pages 23 through 26. Judge Aldrich presides with case listings arranged in order for the session.

Superior Court Middlesex County

Insolvency Court in Salem Holds Third Meetings

In Essex County Insolvency Court Salem on June 25 Judge Harman adjourned third meetings for Cobb Exe Boulanger Oscar Andrews J E Millen George W Lane and George W Lane Jr Also third meetings for Owens Wiley Poor Lowie Badger Johnson Murray Gould Mcckeat Juul Gough and D B ryt Second meetings for Jenders Marston McKinnon Buckley Finney Hinchcliffe Petition against Alfred Prevost by James Fairfield dismissed while another against Prevost filed by Frank Ward Assignee named for William G Chandler Lynn George S Harwood and for Buffum Farnsworth of Salem P J McCusker of Salem

Essex County Salem HarMman A. C. Cobb Exe Boulanger Oscar Andrews J. E. Millen George W. Lane George W. Lane, Jr Edson C. Owens Wiley & Poor John G. Lowie William R. Badger Lucius C. Johnson Thomas Murray William P. Gould George Mcke Lynn Buffum & Farnsworth Palem P. J. McCusker Alem

Wanamaker Mixes Business and Religion at Bethany Church

Reporters at Bethany Church question credibility as Postmaster General Wanamaker asserts, with a boastful retort about believing his advertisements. The anecdote highlights his blend of commercial and religious persona in a public setting.

Mr. Wanamaker Bethany Church Powers Postmaster-General

Living Hero Monument Debate Cites Urban Riot Actions

In a letter to the Taverner, a Boston correspondent urges caution before honoring Major Jones and Wendell Phillips for preventing sacking of Boston during the Cooper Street riot. The writer claims Major Cabot at Nan Harbor ordered loading and firing, and recalls a Beverly shore burglary case with a burglar shot and another wounded. Boston June 25.

Taverner Wendell Phillips Major Jones Cooper Street Boston Major Cabot Fort Warren Najor Jones Beverly Shore

Rice and Bates Wedding at Shawmut Avenue Church

Dr William Rice of Boylston street and Miss Alice Mary Bates soprano were wed yesterday at Shawmut Avenue Universalist Church by Rev George L Perin. Maid of honor Miss Gussie S Bates. ushers F B Emerson Charles P Vesper George Tebbets Alfred Clarke. Bride given away by brother Fred D Bates. Reception at Mrs Bates residence 281 West Chester park.

Shawmut Avenue Universalist Church William Rice Boylston Street Alice Mary Bates George L. Perin Gussie S. Bates Messrs F. B. Emerson Charles P. Vesper George Tebbets Swampscott Alfred Clarke Lowell Fred D. Bates

Hibernians Elect Brookline Officers for Ensuing Year

The Ancient Order of Hibernians Division 1 Board of Erin met in Lyceum Hall Brookline last evening and elected John M. Leahy as president, John H. Burns as vice president Jessie Collins as recording secretary Charles Waterson as financial secretary Luke Mahon as treasurer and John J. O'Brien as sergeant at arms. The county board then met and elected county officers John M. Leahy as county delegate Charles Waterson as secretary and Luke Mahon as treasurer.

Ancient Order of Hibernians Board of Erin Lyceum Hall Brookline John M. Leahy John H. Burns Jessie Collins Charles Waterson Luke Mahon John J. O’brien

Open Fireplace Display Tempts Purchasers at Paine’s

An exhibition of mantels overmantels and fireplace fronts at Paine's Furniture Warerooms on Canal Street showcases generous cordial design with Epicurean flair. The Paine’s Furniture Company emphasizes low estimates, easy factory access on Canal Street, and constant personal oversight by a firm member for custom work.

Paine Canal Street

Oak Bluffs Host Acknowledges Complimentary Saturday Hop

Mr. Lous Frenkel of the Sea View House Oak Bluffs will render a complimentary hop to guests of the hotel and leading cottagers on Saturday.

Lous Frenkel Sea View House Oak Bluffs

New Hampshire Summer Resorts Feature Scenic Mountain Stays

New Hampshire resorts from Lisbon to Franconia advertise panoramic White Mountain views and ample accommodations for 20 to 40 guests. Properties like Jearborn House Lisbon Grand View Cottage and Oak Hill House Littleton tout fresh water, gardens, drives, and reasonable seasonal rates for families and tour groups.

New Hampshire Jearborn Lisbon N. H Ammonoosuce White Mountains Grand View Cottage Lover’s Lane Sugar Hill Sunset Hill House Goodnow House Franconia Notch Mt. Washington Moosehillock Green Mountains Vermont Bishop House Lisbon Village Ammonoasace Oak Hill House Littleton White Mountain Franconia Adams Moosilauke Ammonoosue Mont View White and Goodnow Franconia Village Profile House Franconia Mountains Lake View Brigham’s Mountain View Oak Tree Cottage Thayer’s Lattleton Grandview Cottage

P T Barnum Promotes Dunlap Fountain Pens at Half Price

P T Barnum, in a testimonial note, claims he has finished using inkstands and endorses the Dunlap Fountain Pen. Regularly priced at four dollars, the pens are available for two dollars for a limited time at the company office, 280 Washington Street.

P. T. Barnum Washington Street

Shipping News Mini Almanac for June 26

Shipping notices and almanac style data for Wednesday June 26 include high water details, moon phase, length of day, and tide related codes. Provides maritime reference for sailors and merchants with numeric readings and timing markers.

Port of Boston Deep Seafaring Arrivals and Sails Update

Port of Boston issued naval arrivals and sailing notices detailing steamers State of Maine Penobscot Star of the East Forest City Olivette City of Gloucester and others docking at Gloucester St John NB and Bar Harbor with cargoes to Wellman Hall Co and various shipyards. Listings include foreign steamers Venetian Carl Konow and others with destinations Liverpool Matanzas Yarmouth NS and more. Coastwise and hull conditions noted with winds veering southeast and passages near Cape of Good Hope and equator crossings discussed.

State of Maine Hilyard St John Eastport Portland Penobscot Ingraham Bangor Star of the East Baker Bath Forest City Snowman Olivette McKay Bar Harbor City of Gloucester Young Gloucester Barka New York Terwileger Zanzibar Mayumga Georgs Mainterno Madagascar Cape of Good Hope Cave of Good Hope South Atlantic Equator Barkentine Lydia Sprengle Philadelphia Buenvos Ayres American Union Townsend Bay Chaeur Sir Robert H Rathbun Perth Amboy Crowell Mobile Delaware Cyprus Wellman, Hall & Co Kendall Carrie Ware Keen Abel C Buckley Adams Hoboken Abel W Parker Nickerson Albany Florence Nowell Amboy Mary Augusta Truewourthy Lady Ellen Clark Abbie K. Bantley Venetian Parry Liverpool Thayer & Lincoln Carl Konow Nor Schillings Baracoa Robert Splane & Co Coastwiske L Clements & Co Alta Strupat Ete Fred Walton Ella I Little James L Maley Dana Karacoa Seguin Knfickerbocker Niphon Fortuna Sherman

Freight market fuels steady demand across global routes

June 25 New York freight market reported active tonnage demand with multiple charters and shipments. Asia route charters include Falls of Halldale for 80,000 cases petroleum to Calcutta, Abel for 2,700 barrels to Gefle or Sundsvall, and Rhythm Seccundo for 3,000 barrels to Limerick or Continent. Philadelphia to Lisbon owners’ account aboard Industria 2,000 barrels. South America and coastwise shipments feature Ceylon to Montevideo, Annie E Geskill coal Philadelphia to Norfolk, John M Broomall coal to Norfolk, John G Schmidt iron to Savannah, Maggie J Lawrence coal to Charleston and back to Wilmington, rock, Frank Vanderherchen coal to Charleston, Henry D May pipe to Boston, Henry D Crosby rails to Brunswick. Shorewise rail and coal movements priced around 68 to 150 dollars per ton in places.

New York Asia Falls Halldale Calcutta Evarope Abel Gefle Sundsvall Rolando Seccundo Frank Vanderherchen Philadelphia Charleston Henry D May Pipe Boston Henry Db Crosby Rails Brunswick

Mackerel Reports and New Shipments Offshore

Telegraph from Captain Graham indicates mackerel are forming in small inshore schools near Prince Edward Island. Inshore prospects look favorable with vessels trading cod shipments from Gloucester and surrounding ports, while several schooners depart Boston and Maine for Charleston, Wells, and New York.

Gloucester Schs Vanguard Mary A Clark A R Crittenden Kate Florence William M Gaffney Seining Joseph Graham Sch Morgan North Bay Prince Edward Island Carl Schurz Mary Story Georges Medford Boston Bangor Wiscasset Coquette Merry Niger Adams Frances Ellen Leighton Lida Lewis Townsend Charleston Matl Kent Damariscotta Manitou Arey Vinalhaven Salem Kocheko Morehead John B Lee Berry Philadelphia Yreka Smith New York Dexter Clark Theall Hoboken Charlotte Fish Pendleton Port Johnson General Grant Littlefield Wells Millbridge Margaret Hattie Godfrey Strout Lulu Ey Lincoln Mollie Phillips Wallace Maud S Mitchell Sullivan Schs Castilian Belaty May Queen Grant Ann Seavey Agricola Davis Newburyport Warren Potter Hart Brave Stanley Victory Ober Providence Dow W H Card Wooster Ella F Crowell Freemen Vineyard Haven Maria S Knowlton Dennysville Empress Avon Silver Spray Myrphns Mary E Oliver Nellie Eaton Race Horse Vicksburg Richard Hill Edith & May Nightingale

Maritime arrivals and sailings from various ports

A list of ships and ships names with captains and destinations. Vessels include Am Mary L Cushing Bray for New York and Hectanooga Cann for Iloilo plus several Br and Nor vessels sailing to New York Montreal Boston New Orleans Philadelphia Baltimore and other ports. Dates range mid to late June with departures from Antwerp Belfast Gibraltar Leghorn Lundy Isle Liverpool Newcastle and more.

Anjer Mary L Cushing Bray Hiogo New York Hectanooga Cann Iloilo Mohawk Churchill de Fordo Importer Wessels Ephialtes Nor Henriksen Batavia Montreal Alice D Cooper Saunders Probolingo Poston Edward Kidder Griffin Singapore Antwerp Sarah Chambers Carter Ihamacolata Belfast City of Adelaide McMaurty Newcastle Gibraltar Alice M Clarridge Lockhart Gloucester WAVRE Geographique Leghorn Olympia Boston Lundy Isle Kambira Brownell Cardiff London Avon Brock Cheldra New Orleans Liverpool Beta Walte Sheet Harbor India Clapp Baltimore San Francisco Fog Otrante Oeene Statsminster Stang FairQenders S’ocahontas Pillau Jupiter Swansea Minnesota Philadelphia Newnham Savona Cleveland Shields

New Tonnage for Four Masted Ship Golden Shore

The four masted schooner Golden Shore was launched at Blakeley on June 15. Her net tonnage is 664.42.

Golden Shore Blakeley

Unclear: Sch Hattie E Smith Reported in Sugartown

Fragmentary note places Sch Hattie E Smith in Sugartown on June 2 with partial coordinates and mentions Sch E B Conweil of New Bedford, plus sailing terms and vessel identifiers. Details are fragmented and uncertain.

Conweil New Bedford Bedford Son Sugartown Wadtard Hattie E Smith

Maritime Snippet Recounts Voyage Logs and Origins

Entry notes several vessel movements with ports of origin and destination. Ships from Antwerp, Baltimore, and Liverpool head toward New York and Abaco, dated mid to late June. Specific coordinates and names are unclear due to OCR quality but indicate multiple transatlantic routes and cargo or passenger movements.

Vessel Collision Near Peaks Hills Reported Off Provincetown

A fishing schooner Mystic returning to Provincetown reports a collision at midnight off Peaked Hills with the Marion Grimes. The Marion Grimes was cut three planks forward and lost fore rigging on the starboard side.

Provincetown Mystic Peaked Hills Marion Grimes

Notices to Mariners Light updates at Essex Reef and Chester Rock

Washington DC June 24 1889 notice to mariners announces fixed red and red lens beacon lights to be shown on Essex Reef and Chester Rock Connecticut River around July 1 1889. Details include focal planes 13 feet above piers 25 and 23 feet above mean low water, crib foundations 15 feet square, hexagonal beacons painted mineral brown with wood color, and positions Lat 41 26 30 N long 72 22 54 W near Hayden's Point and Lat 41 23 54 N long 72 26 02 W near Deep River mouth.

Washington Essex Reef Connecticut River Corps of Engineers United States Army Lon Hayden Chester Rock Connecticut

Wrecked Ottawa to Week's Wharf and other June ship news

Shipping bulletin from multiple ports reports the Ottawa towed to Week's Wharf East Boston for underwriters orders, Portland Lloyds bought for about 25000 by J H Winchester Co of New York, and crews salvaging or repairing vessels like Sir John Sherwood and Anna. Collisions, strandings, and wrecks are noted along with iceberg sightings near New York and other Atlantic routes.

Boston Ottawa Lewis's Wharf Week’s Wharf Portland Lloyds San Francisco J H Quebec Anna Emile St Pierre Mia Shediac Amherst Harbor Borchild Miramichi Whitehaven Eng Magdalen Island Victory Gaspe Green Island NEW England and Savannah Steamship Company Gate City Macon Lewis Wharf Sp. m C. G. Pearson N. Eng Washington Street Richardson & Barnard Atlantic Avenue New York New England &, R Metropolitan S. 8. Co Sound Lines Ocean Steamship Company Savannah A. Dew. Sampson New Eng Norddeutscher Lloyd S. 8 Southampton London Bremen Trave Elbe Fulda Aller LAHN Ieider Paris Havre C. Theo. Goething Deans Street Maas

Numerous ships and cargos pass through world ports in late June

Maritime listings show vessels sailing and in port from Auckland to Vera Cruz including steamer Mariposa from Hayward to Sydney, bark Crown Jewel to Buenos Aires, steamer Hertha to Boston, and schooners and brigs at Halifax, Havana, and St Johns with arrivals and departures across global routes.

Auckland Mariposa Hayward San Francisco Sydney Nsw Anjler Fron Cross Lamb Hiogo New York Acapulco San Blas Johnston Panama Antwerp Gothenburg City Boston Ancor River Catherine Sudden Lund Barbados Crown Jewel Grafton Buenos Ayres Baracoa Wergeland Rod.seth Plover Jackman Hertha Cape Rack Dominion Avonmouth Montreas Callao Arkwright Jones Puget Sound Margarita Mahu Duke of Abercorn Jorneaux J E Graham Cochrane Newcastle Challenger Thomson Eureka Pisagua Cheverie Morancy Portland Seaford Del Cardiff Southern Belle Durkee River Platte Caibarien Maggie Abbott Retting Mexico City of Alexandria McIntosh Hong Kong City of New York Searle Yokohama Havre Rhaetia Hamburg Hillsboro Sch Mark Gray Edwards Philadelphia Lisbon Sharpness Port-Au-Prixngce Edith Foster Palermo Efficient New Orleans Rio Janeiro Priscilla McClain Baltimore Seville Mariannina Russo Sorren Pocahontas Theodore H Rand Morris Liverpool Tuspan Hattie G Dixon Hardins RALEE Flowergate Norfolk Vera Cruz aAr Saratoga Curtis Havana Windsor Scis Newburg L’arsons Zist Phoenix Milton, Co

Maritime arrivals and clearances list from Baltimore and ports

On the 24th steamers Serica McKenzie and others from Philadelphia and New York proceeded to sea, while vessels including William Crane Savannah Chatham Maren and Anita cleared for Boston Fall River and Buenos Ayres. Several ships gave names such as Kennebec Mary E Morse Bath and Charles F Mayer in port movements.

Baltimore Serica Mckenzie Philadelphia Alsenborn Lewis New York Oler Crowell Kennebec Mary E Morse Bunker Bath Charles F Tutule Evers Bangor Charles EF Bala Crocker William Crane Savannah Bessie H Rose Pressey Buenos Ayres Chatham Maren Boston Charles F Mayer Hand Anita de Rosa Lergen Scha ‘Iwilight Vancleat Fall River

Boston-bound vessels list sailors records sea traffic by date

A weekly list of ships sailing to Boston includes vessels such as Chui Sagstrem Constance and Conquest with origins Manila Barbados Turks Island Brava Buenos Ayres Cienfuegos Apalachicola Sierra Leone Singapore and Port Blakely. Entries note ship types dates and origins for each craft.

Boston Chui Sagstrem Manila Constance Barbados Ponce P. KK Conquest Am. Bark Lixon Turks Island Carlotta For. Sch Brava Earl Burgess Cotlil Br. Ship Calcutta Giano Sepich Buenos Ayres George Davis Faulkner Cienfuegos Delaware Breakwater Havilah San Jose Guat Lillie Fr. Schmidt Am. Sch Kenderson Apalachicola Margarita, Borchi Mary ¢ Pgteiata Jones Megunticook Wallace Sierra Leone Maury Nor. Bark Sedgley Obed Baxter Colby Singapore Anter Recovery Davison Cadiz Sylphid Sweish Algoa Bay Snow and Burgess Brown Port Blakely Thomas A. Goddard W. F. Green Aim. Sch Crockett Arroyo P. R

Mail Dispatches From Boston To World Routes

Mail notices list closing times and routes for correspondence and special mails. Entries specify ships Carroll Edam Augusta Victoria Barracouta routes via Boston New York Hamburg Southampton and Croix with destinations including Netherlands Ireland Germany Brazil Windward Islands and Great Britain.

Nova Scotia Halifax Carroll Boston Netherlands Edam New York Wss Aa Aees Southampton Germany Hamburg Ireland Srean Augusta Victoria la Plata Rio Janeiro Capua Baltimore Smns BS France Havre Austria la Bourgogne Great Britain Evans Costa Rica Port Limon Foxhall New Orleans

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