Village blacksmith’s cure story from Garland Maine
A long tale links the silence of A S Gould’s Garland Maine blacksmith shop to a cure by Dr Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy. Gould lost weight and strength, recovered with the remedy, and claims measurable gains. The ad-like narrative urges readers to consider spring tonics and promotes the product as a safe, vegetable medicine priced at $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
A. S. Gould
Garland
Maine
Mr. Gould
Gould
Dr. Greene
Greene
Temple Pl
Oston
Mass
Civil Court Appeal Over Patent Evidence And Damages
United States Circuit Court of Appeals First Circuit February 28 case criticism of using another tribunal's opinion as evidence in a patent dispute. Reverses judgment and remands for a new trial. Also National Cordage v Pearson upholding damages for nonperformance of a sale contract. Supreme Judicial Court Commonwealth decisions on joint trials and arrest of judgment. Court lists numerous docketed cases and an equity matter on a mortgage foreclosure sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Coxt
Judge Colt
McDonald
Nelson
Colt
J. H. Millett
R. H. Foster
J. Milton Hall
National Cordage Company
Pearson Cordage Compay
Circuit Court For
Massachusetts
Pearson Company
National Company
Boston
R. Olney
S. Dabney
Reginald Foster
R. M. Morse
H. G. Allen
Supreme Judicial Court For
Commonwealth
C. W. Bingham
Briggs
Suffolk Grand Jury
G. C. Travis
N. G. Greene
Samuel F. Brown
Police Court
Chelsea
Barry & Blanchard
Boston Aldermen to Hear Petition March 15 at 4 PM
In the matter of Civy of Boston the Board of Aldermen orders notice for a hearing on March 15 at 4 p m to consider the petition's expediency. Publication in the Boston Post and Boston Journal three times before the hearing and service on adjoining estate owners. J M Galvin City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Boston Journal
J. M. Galvin
Thompson versus West End Railroad Company court action for damages
Suffolk court first session reports multiple civil cases with Patrick Greely and other plaintiffs seeking damages against West End Railroad, including $10 000 claims. Verdicts vary. cases list damages, defendants, and involved attorneys with numerous docket numbers and following sessions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Williams
Murphy
Bost
Tow Boat Co
O’ Halloran
Nickerson
Fessenden
Thomas Bennett
R. H
Catherine Meehan
F. B. Fitz
F. A. Pelton
D. F. Kimball
Vanner
Old Colony
R.R
Howland
West End
Meehan
Hughes
Bird
Smith
Burt
Pres
Fellows of
Harv. Coll
Jenkins
Pray
Beals
Shattuck
Curtis
Leach
Concord & Mont
Same
Tabor
Stimpson
Saime
Haydock
Grace
Maloney
Morse
Kimpton
Leishman
Tutein
Higgins
Flagier
Flower
McelIntyre
Bos
Alb. B.R
Dearborn
Suffolk, Is
Thompson
Patrick Greely
West End Railroad Company
Causeway and
Wall Streets
A.A. Strout
J. P. Wryman
M. F. Dickinson
W. B. Sprout
Patrick Craven
Washington Street
Asylum Street
Jesse F. Wheeler
W. B
J. M. R. Churchill
KR. W. Nason
Hursh
F. N.ay
C. B. Plunkett
Lewis Silverstone
Samuel Silverstone
Hall
W. M. Nobie
P. B. Kiernan
Goodale
A. R.R
Fopiano
Lyon
Boston B.R
Fitch
West End B.B
Wise
Douglass
Gray
Boster
Baker
Riley
Piper
Mer
Mia Aces
Sane
Superior Court Case List From Middlesex February Session
A condensed docket listing cases heard by the Middlesex Superior Court on February 28. Notable matters include Harris et al v Fitchburg Railroad Co, Marston v Singapore Rattan Co, Hampton v Town of Lincoln, Hines v Durell, Quimby v Waltham Emery Wheel Co, Haynes v Lawler, Wood v Fletcher, Savage v Barker, Town of Melrose v Hilard, Davison v Chatwin, Keenan v Linnehau, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Et al
Fitchburg R.R. Co
Marston
Singapore
Rattan Co
Same
Curtis Et al
Hampton
Town of Lincoln
Hines
Durell
Same Vo
Quimby
Waltham Emery Wheel Co Oo
Haynes
Lawler
Wood
Fletcher
Somerville Masons Host Ladies Night and Local Notices
John Abbott Lodge of Masons held ladies night drawing about 250 attendees with entertainment and a collation. John Hayes elected librarian of the Public Library replacing long-time staffer Miss Harriett A. Adams as the library expands from the old City Hall to the present grand building. Winter Hill Lodge to host minstrel show and dance at Odd Fellows Hall. Probation Officer William Hayden served as court clerk during Clerk Chapin’s absence. Somerville Light Infantry inspection praised. non commissions nervous but overall proficiency and steady performance. A pretty party at Odd Fellows Hall under Unitarian Church auspices. Illustrative lectures on Boston, Past and Present and London, Old and New by Rev W J Swatfield planned for next Wednesday at First Baptist Church. OLp PowpER House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Abbott Lodge
Masons
John 8. Hayes
Foster School
Harriett A. Adams
City Hall
Unitarian Church
Winter Hill Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
William Hayden
Chapin
Somerville Light Infantry
Unitarian Church Folks
Boston
London
W. J. Swatfield
Baptist Bethel
First Baptist Church
Olp Powper
Hannibal Williams
Frank Finn
London Street
New Hampshire
Vermont
Joseph Power
Outing Club
Washington
Committee On Masonic
Music Hall
William Armstrong
Hugh Sharkley
Liverpool Street
George Groat
Knights of Honor Hall
George
Willie Laxton
Bremen Street
Maverick Congregational Church Society
Lawrence S. James
F. B. Lovejoy
T. K. Grimes
Frank 58. Dimick
G.I. Colesworthy
J. H. Pearson
A. W. Hoor
Rumor Pinpoints Harvard Gift Donor as Gordon McKay
A town rumor claims Gordon McKay, the millionaire inventor and manufacturer, is the donor behind Harvard College’s large gift. Reports from Washington place the amount between two and four million dollars since the announcement two weeks ago. Prominent university figures deny knowledge of the gift or donor. McKay travels in the East and plans to reside in North Carolina upon return. His former wife lives in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard College
Gordon McKay
Washington
McKay
North Carolina
Installation of Rev William E Barton at Shawmut Church
The Rev William E Barton will be installed as pastor of Shawmut Congregational Church on March 2. An ecclesiastical council meets at 3 o clock, with the installation service at 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Barton
Shawmut Congregational Church
St Augustine Lyceum concert ranks as Bethesda's best
South Boston notes an upcoming St Augustine's Lyceum concert in Bethesda Hall on March 17, touting the largest talent assembly yet. Mentions James Farquharson linked to A W Walkup firm, snow relief in West End, and local meetings on elevated rail and life-saving boats at Marine Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine’s Lyceum
Bethesda Hall
Bethesda
James Farquharson
Matilda Gordon
A. W. Walkup & Co
Broadway
West End
South Boston
St. Bernard
Emperor
Bayonne
Lass of
Kippen
Marine Park
Mizpah Lodge No. 150
New England Order of Protection
Bernice Hall
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
United States
Michael J. Rooney
New Haven
Division 13
Unity Lodge
City Port
Round Trip Tickets Offered in Seven Contests
The POST announces seven coupon offers granting two round trip tickets per entry. Five Boston area sections compete for votes to determine winners, with results published March 27. Coupons are available at THE POST office and through newsdealers, priced at one cent each.
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Boston
Ual
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
Larce
Somerville
Chelsea
Charlestown
South Boston
Cambridge
New England
POST
At Large Voting Totals From Boston Area Tickets
A long list of candidates and vote tallies appears under At Large. Names include Thomas F. Hickey Melrose Mass and others from Andover Lynn Everett Peabody and more with counts ranging from a few hundred up to six thousand plus. The document records office cutoffs and next day processing for votes received before 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Hickey
Melrose
Mass
K. R. Neptune
Eaton St
William Wall
Cambridge St
George W. Buchan
Andover
Wentworth B. Kenney
Lynn
B. J. Whitmore
Everett
Henry L. D’entremont
Peabody
D. L. Munns
Ass F. Leahy
North Market
Amos ‘T. Fisk
Bromfield ‘St
Sid
Robert Grady
Milk St
Private Shakespeare Recitals End in East Boston
East Boston hosts the final Hannibal Williams Shakespeare recital in the Unitarian Church with The Winter's Tale as subject. Also noted are social events and community notices including retirements, a funeral, church reports, and local society meetings.
Roxbury Clubs Plan Evenings and Events Tonight
Jewel Lodge Knights of Honor host an entertainment banquet and dance at Knights of Honor Hall on Guildrow and Dudley streets. Highland Republican Club meets in Armory Hall to discuss rapid transit with Dr Bowker and James H Nugent. Mary L Simpson leads a social at G A R Hall with Augusta M Ward and Sarah Goldie. St Francis de Sales Church to stage a grand concert in Dudley Street Opera House with Nellie A Kinnehan in charge. Snow-clearing workers paid at Lenox street stables. Bert Juff in Pasadena strained health. Frank E Cruff to join him tomorrow. Roxbury Crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Knights of Honor
Guildrow
Dudley Street
Seiler
Roxbury Athletic Club
Riddle Hall
Highland Republican Club
Armory Hall
Bowker
James H. Nugent
Thomas G. Stevenson W. R. GC. No. 63
G. A. R. Hall
Mary L. Simpson
Augusta M. Ward
Sarah Goldie
K. M. A. Tennis Club
Palladio Hall
Knight’s
St. Francis de Sales
St. Patrick’s
Good Amn
Nellie A. Kinnehan
West End
Lenox Street
Tremont Street
Bert” Juff
Pasadena
Cal
Frank E. Cruff
Roxbury Crossing
Hartford Steam Boiler moves to 125 Milk Street
The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company, based in Hartford Connecticut, announces relocation from Pemberton Square to its new office at 125 Milk Street in the Tele phone building effective today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company
Hartford
Conn
Pemberton Square
Wilen
Milk Street
Directory entries list multiple residents and addresses
A long list of names and addresses appears with street numbers and street names such as West Broadway Fifth Street Sixth Avenue Silver Street Athens Street Bolton Street Eighth Street and others including George H. Smith William F. Corcoran R J Harvey Frank Hans Walter T. Rice Eugene W. Sullivan Patrick J. Curley Jr Tomas F. Drummond D F E Joyce J J Ryan H G Falvey W T Frisbie A O Bisbee John T Gleason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Hatch
West Broadway
George H. Smith
Broadway
William F. Corcoran
W.fifth St
R. J. Harvey
Silver St
Frank Hans
Gold St
Walter T. Rice
C St
D. J. Herney
Athens St
J. J. Ryan
Bolton St
Itet A Milan Joo Co
Aig Oraelaieanreee
H. G. Falvey
Gast
Review Club hosts annurl reception and ladies night
Chelsea Crescent avenue ablaze with lights for an annul reception. President Gould and wife with Vice-President Wilbur Slade welcomed guests from Newton Club Old Dorchester Melrose Highlands Reading and Jeffries Winter clubs. Notables included Mr and Mrs Tent Hodgkins Pierce Purcell Martin Bassett Hunt and others. The Theodore Winthrop Post 85 camp fire slated Grand Army Hall tomorrow. Rev Hilton to resign May 1. Winnisimmer Club to meet. John M Gurin visiting Mathews street. Electric Trio annual concert planned for Grand Army Hall Friday.
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Review Club
Crescent Avenue
Gould
Wilbur T. Slade
Newton Club
Old Dorchester
Melrose Highlands
Reading
Jeffries
James Tent
John W. Hodgkins
R. Pierce
Frank Purcell
E. B. Martin
J. M. Bassett
F. W. Hunt
E. M. Hunt
Jd. Skerry
Brooklyn
N. Ythe
Theodore’ Winthrop
Grand Army Hall
Hilton
Horace Memorial Chapel
Winnisimmer Club
John M. Gurin
London
N. H
Mathews Street
Ferryman
Boston Lubricating Company forms with Downing at helm
Bricohton notes the Boston Lubricating Company formed to manufacture lubricating compounds led by James R. Downing. Works established near Luke street, Downing known as an ice dealer. Lattimer resigns from Unity Church to join First Parish Church in Salem. resigning causes regret.
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Boston Lubricating Company
James R. Downing
Luke Street
Downing
George DL. Lattimer
Unity Church
First
Salem
Lattimer
Warren Hall
Anna Pearson
We Two
Homer
Allston
Brighton
Beacon Pass
Knights of Columbus mock trial and eight at Bunker Hill Council
Charlestown notes show Bunker Hill Council Knights of Columbus planning first ladies eight and a mock trial with prominent local lawyers James E. Hayes and Joseph J. Corbett as opposing attorneys. Clerk William J. Hatton will preside, with Humphrey Sullivan and John Black as court officers and John Brennan as guardian of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill Council
Knights of Columbus
James E. Hayes
Joseph J. Corbett
William J. Hatton
Lovering
State
Washington
That Chicago Trip Closing Spurt in Political Race
Amid ongoing citywide vote counting leaders hold, others surge. In Cambridge Gannon nears E Colbert with about 800 votes needed to top. Chelsea and East Boston leaders surpass 12 000. South End progresses as Lucy Drennan widens her lead by 2000 votes with Bradley pressing. Charlestown Somerville sees Meaney take first, Murray trails by 153.
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George W. Buchan
Andover
Wentworth B. Kenney
John F. Welton
W. H. Walsh
Cambridge
Thomas Gannon
E. Colbert
Frank P. Brown
Peter S. McKay
Thomas N. Ayres
BE. F. Wilkins
Chelsea
Boston
D. McCarthy
Charles H. Pitt
South End
Lucy Drennan
George E. Bradley
Miss Drennan
Jack Jacobs
Michael Cadigan
James Hudson
J. A. Downey
W.leming
H. Strecker
John Meaney
Charlestown
Somerville
J. J. Murray
John J. Lee
South
Charles H. Hatch, Jr
D. F. E. Joyce
William F. Gorman
Dorchester Social And Civic News Recap From Dorchester
Dorchester notes report the North Dorchester Improvement Association banquet at United States Hotel with Eldridge addressing Dorchester in ye Olden Time. A fifty-member party will join Montgomery vets for Washington ceremonies leaving tomorrow. Electric Four in Music Hall promises a major social event next month. St. Peter's choir to perform Irish selections on St Patrick's Eve. Mrs. M Brophy improves after illness. J J Merrill buys church site at Mill Street and Ponset Avenue for housing. Samuel Blair ill with pneumonia. Glover estate owners plan brick block with a top floor hall. Father Anderson spoke at St. Gregory's Lower Mills. Harvard Improvement Association hosted a ladies reception at Tendries. Everett Lodge AOUW initiated several candidates. Dr. Murray spoke on How When Where. Dorchester Woman's Club met at the old club house. Clara Erskine Clement Waters lectured on Joseph Antoine Wiertz and his museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dorchester
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Meeting House Hill
St. Patrick’s Eve
Father Anderson
St. Anne’s
St. Gregory’s Church
Lower Mills
Harvard Improvement Association
Tendrie
Everett Lodge
Dr. Murray
Beacon Lodge
Dorchester Woman’s Club
Dorchester Club
Clara Erskine Clement Waters
Joseph Antoine Wiertz
Cambridge Notes on Residents and Local Happenings
T C W Nash in Salt Pound on the West Coast of Africa prospers. L V Simmons, a North Cambridge resident, contributes poetry including The Twin Spirits. Maud H Buckman reports The Iron Master to be produced in Waltham soon. Jimmy Kennedy notes high Post sales. R K Ross pair observe fifteenth wedding anniversary. Percy H Taylor, Latin and German teacher, is now a graduate student and Bayard Taylor’s nephew. Amelia A McIntire, mother of City Solicitor, turns 90 today with a family gathering. Brewery street name change talk to Clapp street surfaces. Debates arise over transferring the town tax to the G A R, with a plan to remodel the city armory receiving support. Hanvaap Bamwes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. W. Nash
Salt Pound
Africa
L. V. Simmons
Cambridge
Chronicle
Maud H. Buckman
Adams-Wallace Company
Ironmaster
Waltham
Jimmy” Kennedy
Kennedy Brothers
Revere Street
Percy H. Taylor
Bayard Taylor
Amelia A. McLntire
McLntire
Brewery Street
Clapp
Father Clapp
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Blacksmith
Buron Gett
Bruce
Marden
Barnes
Keach
Russell
Boyden
Keefe
Brown
FirstNat’l Bk
Clements
Chandler
Consumers’ Gas Co
Muus
Frank
Sagehomme
Draper
Day
Waterman
Magoun
Mitton
Brooks
Walker
Morris
Kimball
Jellison
McNeil
Exeter Machine Works
McNamara
Miley
Stedman
Ray
Howe
McAlany
Norton
Hammond
Mary Marcus
Frank Murphy
Columbus Avenue
Pew
A. & J. KR. Churchill
Aipheus M. Stetson
Kilby Street
Massachussetts
Middlesex
John Kh
Fairbairn
County of Middlesex
George A. Dill
John R. Fairbairn
Michael J. Flynn
Suffolk
Joseph D. Pfallon
John B. Moore
Court House
Geo
Kk. Fowler
Summer Street
Board OF Aldermen
City OF
Respectiv
Algonquin Street
Harvard Street
Ward 24
Frank A, Ware
Atcock & McKay
Harvard
East Boston
Henry Pero
Miverickat
Joe Sylvester
Border St
G. E. Dunbar
Alter Ege Club
Joseph P. Egan
Grovest
George H. McDevett
Chelsea St
Wm. G. Newman
Williams St
Arnold Thompson
Congress Avenue
Oh Ikaw
W. A. McDougall
Paris
St. Tees
S. N
Bremen
J. P. Snow
William A. McCarthy
Decaturst
M. E. Stickland
Decatur St
T. Stevens
Lexington St
R. Greene
D. Rucker
Ash St
William J. Murphy
John T. Foley
Albert J. Dacley
Charles W. Day
Monmouth
Charles A. Stemier
Harve St
J. N. Hines
Winthrop St
Charles H. Pratt
Willliam Gratin. Ee Esata Erates Ss
Hubert C. Purdy
Aerk
Foe A M. Gibbs
Fifth St. News
C. J. Albee
Trenton St
FE. L. Cameron
Bremen ‘St
J. A. Sullivan
Jay Ste
Rosseter St
Geo. E. Bradley
Warwick St
Michael J. Cadign
Norwich St
Mrs. Dr. Bishop
Worcester Sq
Kendall St
Penryth St
James Huson
Nawn Court
H. McKenzie
Shawmut Ave
W. Fleming
Field St
J. L. Kingston
Edgewood St
G. W. Trout
Lenox St
Robert Lockhart
Camden St
William Hayward
Walter L. Cox
Columbus Ave
Samuel Packard
Washington St
E. Palmer
West Brookline St
Green St
J. J. McNeil
Belden St
T. B. Cunniff
Regent St
C. M. Houghton
Westford St
A. S. Nolen
Harvest
Daniel Falconer
Hammond St
Carl S. Jaeger
Pynchon
G. Roy Starkey
Pynchon St
P. J. Foran
Sterling St
Austin St
John Bergin
Amory
G. W. Goldthwait
Hampshire St
Frank R. Stevens
Fred E. Thying
Wiltsor St
John P. Williams
Murdock St
Wiliam J. Rogers
John F. Daily
North St
Thomas Hughes
Rice St
L. A. Tate
Pearl St
E. B. Hines
Day St
Bunker Hill St
Pleasant St
George H.ielick
Prospect St
Alfred F. Ruby
Main St
Eddie D. Hughes
Medford St
Miss M. A. Kerns
Walker Ave
William P. Barnes
Maple Ave
Frank Leamy, Jr
Auburn St
Herry St
Joseph J. Dutra
George W. Wilson
J. W. Corbett
J. M. Fitzgerald
Grant’s Court
B. E. Chambers
Linden St
Co. H. Cochrane
Belmont St
Toni Adot
Succe
Charles F. Maxwell
Flint St
Joseph T. Madden
Joseph G. Clinkard
J. Finch
Robert Harris
Somerville Ave
James McCarthy
John D. McRae
Cameron St
Vernon St
Miss Mamie Driscoll
Brichton
Beschan
Chicago
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