Notice to creditors in Kittredge et al v Order of the Golden Temple
In Suffolk Superior Court equity case No 443 the receiver Harvey N Collison directs creditors and certificate holders to file claims by May 1, 1893. Notices must be published in Boston papers and mailed to known claimants with proofs due at Tremont Street office. Claims not timely presented are forever barred unless the court orders otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
A. D
Charles W. McCarthy
Suffolk
Jos
A. Willard
Henry E. Bellew
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Superior Court
Kittredge
Tremont Street
Theodore M. Osborne
Anid Commonweath
Harvey N. Collison
Massachus Seetts
Middlesex
Supreme Judicial Court
Equity
William E. McDonald
Boston Post
Boston Daily Advertiser
Theo. C. Hurd
Hill
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co
Johnston E. T. Sig. Co
C. G. Plunkett
Lewis Silverstone
Samuel Silverstone
Bk. Hall
W. M. Nobie
P. B. Kiernan
James Roughan
Boston & Lockport Block Company
H. N. Sheldon
F E. Fitz
Dyer
Shaw
Levy
Miller
Stanley
Norcross
Gibbons
Ryan
Pickering
Sullivan
Grimes
Bost
A. R.R
Fopiano
Lynn
Boston R.R
Baker
Riley
Piper
Mer. Mu. Acc. Assn
Same
Young
Williams
Murphy
Lost
Tow Boat Co
Leland
Nawn
Fessenden
Ebien Meehan
Catherine Meehan
Eleanor Street
Broadway
Cunnersea
F. Kk. Fitz
F. A.elton
D. F. Kimball
Fred M. Young
Lester N. Young
Boston & Maine Railroad
Intestate
Rochester
Nahua
A. Jerry
N. H
Fendant
S. A. Fuller
Lincoln
W. S. Badger
Frederick Veaner
Old Colony
Ancillary receivers debated in Philadelphia & Reading case
United States Circuit Court hearings in March on Putnam and Newson v. Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company et al. over appointing ancillary receivers to take charge of the respondent railroads properties. Intervenor Cliff ord Devens argues a single bondholder may petition. Proceedings raise questions about mortgage trustees, jurisdiction, and Supreme Court rules. Damages suit against railroad also noted with trial status and counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Putnam and Newson
T. C. Platt
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
United States Circuit Court For
Pennsylvania
Railroad and Coil
Clifford Devens
United States Supreme Court
BR. M. Morse
C. E. Fiellier
E. P. Flowe
Libel and court notices from 19th century docket
United States District Court libels a schooner Miranda for $54 with decree for libellants. Commonwealth Supreme Judicial Court details oleomargarine sale ruling. Suffolk Superior Court lists cases, verdicts and damages including pool room losses and negligent injuries. References to Moran, Me. and Boston area courts and dates in March 1, 1892 context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
Partelow Et al
Miranda
T. J. Morrison
H. M. Rogers
J. Langdon Ward
New York
Charlestown Notes Show Spring Events And Recoveries
Alderman M J Mitchell nears recovery and walks at home. Mishawum Hall hosts a New England supper by Fidelity Lodge. Misha wum Tribe holds fifth annual peace dance at Monument Hall with about 150 couples. Holbrook's Orchestra offers a promenade concert. Seventeenth of June Carnival Association schedules Thursday meetings before the celebration. Captain W W Stover again offers armory for meetings, with rooms likely near City Square later. Charlestown Cadet Band, under a new bandmaster, draws large crowds at armory rehearsals. Y M C A secretary J W Robinson suffers a long cold, home in Everett. Superintendent Eastman of the Charlestown almshouse oversees many children and elderly inmates. Children were moved to avoid illness, Phoebe Eastman noted as overwhelmed. Deputy Warden Huckins to run State prison during Warden Lovering's South absence. Frothingham Associates set annual ball in Monument Hall on Fast Day Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Mitchell
New England
Mishawum Hall
Fidelity Lodge
United Order of In
Mishawum
Monnument Hall
Holbrook
W. W. Stover
Charlestown Cauvets
J. W. Robinson
Everett
Eastman
Charlestown Almshouse
PhoeEeerie Eastman
Lovering
Huckins
Frothingham
Monument Hall
Bunker
Somerville Notes on Local Events and Security
A large glass transparency by the Somerville Y M C A graces the Litchfield building on Marshall and Medford. Miss Charlotte E. Burnham hosted Owl Club at her home for the group’s regular meeting. A suspicious man disturbed Montrose street late Tuesday, trying house windows and doors. Winter Hill Lodge A O U W staged a minstrel show at Odd Fellows Hall with dancing to J Albert Snow’s Orchestra. Lt Commander John F Merry of Somerville, in charge of the Enterprise, prepares for the first Massachusetts boys cruise in nautical instruction funded by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Marshall and
Medford Streets
Somerville Y. M. C. A
Charlotte E. Burnham
Owl Club
Montrose Street
Clase
Winter Hill Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Winter Hill
J. Albert Snow
John F. Merry
Somerville
United States
Enterprise
Massachusetts Boys
Merry
Charlestown
Sherman Club to reorganize in Washington Village
The Sherman Club plans a reorganization with a meeting call and a new Washington Village location. A City Point car collision on Seventh Street spilled oranges across the street. Unity Lodge smoke talk and entertainment moves to Pilgrim Hall tonight not Bethesda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Club
Washington Village
City Point
Seventh Street
Unity Lodge
Pilgrim Hall
Bethesda
South Boston
Cambridge
George L. Paget
William C. Elliott
Howard L. Stickney
A. J. O’leary
T. A. Maguire
W. H. Ransom
West End
Broadway
Street Department
Hart School
Henry Falvey
Joseph Logan
Charles Fitzwilliams
Percival Gallagher
Clan-na-Gael
St. Patrick’s
Columbus Athletic Club
Windsor Castle lecture marked by stereopticon display
East Boston audiences heard Rev Dr Richmond Fisk discuss Windsor Castle in a second Europe travel lecture at the Unitarian Church. Moses Martin demonstrated with stereopticon while other local events included a Bethelehem M E Church entertainment, a K of P lodge initiation, and social gatherings. James E Sullivan died after a long illness. his funeral is planned at the Church of the Assumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Richmond Fisk
Windsor Castle
Moses Martin
Eutaw Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Frank C. Foster
Boston Labor Leader
Meridian Street
King Philip Lodge of
K. of P
Bethel M. E. Church
James E. Sullivan
Sumner Street
East Boton
John A. Sullivan
Church of the Assumption
James KE. Culliney
Columbian Rowing Association
Joseph A. Conry
Culliney
C. Felbrun
Ryder
Saratoga Street
John J. Curran
South Boston
William Armstrong
Hugh Sharkley
Liverpool Street
Dorchester District Drawtender Vacancy and Local News
In Dorchester the Neponset bridge drawtender position, vacant by John D W Pierce’s death, draws many hopefuls with a $467 yearly salary and light duties. George McNamara and Michael Holleran are favored. Also covered are Appleton Church concerts, Neponset ventures, burglaries on Neponset avenue, a testimonial at Music Hall, a pneumonia illness, vacation reports, and local musical and religious events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neponset Bridge
John D W. Pierce
George McNamara
Michael Holleran
Appleton M. E. Church
New England Conservatory
Bellie Temple
West End
Wright
John Warren
Neponset Avenue
Thomas Brady
Music Hall
James P. Kelly
George Erskine
Maine
McGodrick
St. Engaged
Lovel’s Grove
Nepons
Milton
Ashmont
Neponset
Peter Rowan
Mount Vernon Street
Upham’s Corner
World’s Fair Trip Coupon Contest Offer Details
The Post outlines a contest with seven coupons offering two round trip tickets per prize. Five Boston area sections compete for votes, with the final results announced by March 31. Coupons available at The Post office. news dealers urged to participate and collect from news seals at wholesale price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igp
Boston
East Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorshester
Brighton
South Boston
Camppridge
How The Vote Stands At Large
A list of candidates with vote tallies showing names and totals from multiple Boston area streets and residences. The report records hundreds of individual names such as Thomas F. Hickey Melrose Mass and K R Newtune Eaton Street with thousands of votes, indicating the scale of the at large ticket and noting thresholds for omission of low vote recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Hickey
Melrose
Mass
K. R. Newtune
Eaton St
William Wall
Cambridge St
George W. Buchan
Andover
Wentworth B. Kenney
Lynn
B. J. Whitmore
Everett
Mas
Henry L
A. Barney Shuttuck
Frank J. Ferry
Devonshirest
John Farrell
Emlicott St
James J. Murphy
F. Leahy
North Market
It “‘Walsh
Youne’s
W. J
L. Lawless
Watham
Mss
Ae Miry Hurley
Winchester
Herbert Palmer
Parkman St
M. L. Holt
South Gardner
Charles Gowari
Mattapan
James Girard
Temple St
Amos ‘T. Fisk
Bromfield St
Robert Grady
Milk St
List of Residents with Street Addresses
A compiled register of residents with street addresses including Lucy Drennan at Nosseter Street and Geo E Bradley at Warwick Street, plus many others ranging from Norwich Street to Bremen Street, Canton Street, and beyond, listing names and homes in a dense urban directory style. The note includes numerous entries with varied street names and house numbers, resembling an address index from a city map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Drennan
Nosseter St
Geo. E. Bradley
Warwick St
Michael J. Cungn
Norwich St
Dr. Bishop
Worcester St
Jack Jacobs
Kendal St
J. A. Downey
Peiuroth St
James Huson
Nawn Court
A McKenzie
Shawmut Ave
Fleming
Field St
Belden St
B. Cunniff
Regent St
Cee i S. Nolen
Harvest
Cambridge Social Union Brattle Hall Entertainment Tonight
Miss Minnie Cosgrove of Lowell visits Old Cambridge as Brattle Hall hosts the eleventh Social Union entertainment featuring the No Name Dramatic Club performing The Bachelor's Bedroom and B. B. and P. Also noted are local obituaries and society news including the deaths of Little Sadie O Connor. Mrs Amanda Alzer. Jeremiah Frawley. Mrs Amelia Garton. and Mrs Gertrude Davis. plus reports on Dr E H Stevens s accident and a Grace M E Church music event. Ernst Makechnie orchestra rehearsal announced for Woodbridge gym with Harry Waters and Ernst Makechnie as featured soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Cosgrove
Lowell
Old Cambridge
Social Union
Brattle Hall
No Name Dramatic Club
B. B
Little Sadie
John H. O’connor
North Avenue
O’connors
Alger
Amanda M. Alzer
Mt. Vernon Street
Jeremiah Frawley
Banks Street
Malden
St. Paul’s Church
Father Coan
Frawley
Amelia H. Garton
Concord Avenue
E. H. Stevens
Arlington
Byerng
Cambridge Heights
Frank Pelkey
Mt. Pleasant Street
Gertrude M. Davis
Bowdoin Street
M. E. Charch Meiners
J. W. Maynard
C. E. Coffin
Flosie Butler
Harry J. Potter
Ernst Makechinie
Woodbridge
Harry Waters
Cornettist
Ernst Makechnie
Harvard Bridge
Brighton Streets Lacking Repair After Storm. Electric Line Planned
Brighton residents complain of poor street and sidewalk conditions after a big storm and urge city crews to maintain passable crossings. A contract is signed for an electric streetcar line on Cambridge Street from Ailston Square to Boston by May first. Miss May Sawyer of Washington Street, Brighton, will graduate from the Boston School of Elocution next summer and impressed crowds at a recent East Boston entertainment. A dancing party at Warren Hall tomorrow night, led by William L. Mitchell and Harry H. Learpard, promises lively fun with aids Tufts, Warren, and Lee. Music by J. Howard Richardson’s orchestra and decorations by Col. William Beals of Boston. beacon Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Street
Ailston Square
Boston
May Sawyer
Washington Street
Brighton
School of Elocution
Miss Sawyer
Warren Hall
William L. Mitchell
Harry H. Learpard
Harry M. Tufts
Ywan
Warren
Thomas J. Lee
Lee
Board of Aldermen
J. Howard Richardson
William Beals
Beacon Park
Interest in the Contest Grows Across the City
Voters flock to the Post’s Fair ticket office for coupons entitling them to Chicago World’s Fair tickets. Candidates rise and fall in rankings across the at large, South End, Cambridge, Chelsea, and Charlestown districts as Foran, Miss Kerns, and others gain ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Peeple
Post
K. R. Neptune
Thomas F. Hickey
William Wall
Fred P. Lambert
A. T. Harwood
Thomas N. Ayers
Cambridge
E. B. Hines
South End
P. J. Foran
Mr. Foran
Miss Drenenan
Dr. Bishop
Jack Jacobs
James Hudson
W. Felming
Carl
Jaeger
M. A. Kerns
Walker Avenue
Charlestown
Somerville
J. Sylvester
Chelsea
Boston
Peru
M. Ke, Stickland
James Barry
Roxbury Socials and Club Gatherings Highlight Evening
Jewel Lodge entertained guests at Guild Hall with recitations and music followed by supper and speeches. Highland Republican Club met in Armory Hall with George S. Williams presiding and new members admitted. Roxbury Bowling Club private alleys booked, Carlton Club tournament slated for Monday. George West, a rising baritone, aided the Cantata of Daniel at Waverly Church. Young Men’s Republican Club to host Monday open debates. Peter Thatcher returned to Chicago with family. UOPF No.16 to sponsor Putnam Chapel entertainment featuring Elizabeth Flower Willis. Mt Vernon Chapter Royal Arch Masons set a Ladies Night with dinner at 7. A double horse coal team for W H Jackson & Co. broke down on the outward track causing transport disruptions for Dorchester-bound passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Guild Hall
Seiler
Highland Republican Club
Armory Hall
George 5S. Williams
Alleas
Roxbury Bowling Club
Carlton Club
George West
Boston
Daniel
Waverly Congregational Church
West
Mt. Vernon
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Hall
W. H. Jackson & Co
Dudley
Warren Streets
Dorchester
Grove Hall
Funeral of Bridget Mileen and local notices in Chelsea
The funeral for Bridget Mileen widow of Thomas Mileen is set for this morning from Patrick Gurry’s home at 7 Gerrish Avenue with a high mass at St Rose Church at 9. A Star course lecture on Ben Hur will be given tonight in the Academy of Music by Rev L H Packard. City affairs note discussions on city solicitor vote and parliamentary references, plus notices of residents abroad and sidewalk repair complaints on Chelsea East Boston bridge area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Mileen
Thomas Mileen
Patrick Gurry
Gerrish Avenue
St. Rose Church
Ben Hur
Star
Y. M. C. Association
Academy of Music
L. H. Packard
Putnam
Common Council
Thomas B. Reed
Cushing
Charles A. Hayden
Altamont Springs
Florida
Hayden
T. H. Buck & Co
Georgie Turner
Everett Avenue
Washington
Chelsea
Boston
City of
Williams and
Pearl Streets
Tus Peeeymay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thesseience
UFE
W.H. Parker
M.D
Bulfinch St
Peabody Medical Institute
NaTional Wepical Association
Anandra
YON Mohl CO
Bole American Agents
Cin Obie
Tibbet
Commonwealth OF
Allan Francis McCarthy
Ellentown
Ellen McCarthy
Ss—Superior Court
Lesex
Rebecca Briggs
William M. Briggs
Frederick H
Carinbridge
Said
George M. Brooks
H. Folsom
Anton Tondorf
Joseph Tondorf
Admr
Admnr
Wilson
Tremont Row
Mill Street Crossing
James E. Sotter
J. H. Benton
F. Choate
Howland
R.R
Hughes
Bird
Smith
Burt
Pres. and Fellows of Art
Coll
Jenkins
Leach
Concord & Mont
Tabor
Stimpson
Haydock
Grace
Maloney
Morse
Kimpton
Leishman
Tutein
Higgins
Flugier
Flower
Dearborn
White
Blood
Curley
Man
West End R.R
Farrell
Walker
Irving
Ewe Ai Tebbetts
Frog & C Oo
Devine
Hanrahan
Bropeett
F. Maas
A. Frank
W. A. Knowlton
R. M. Morse
Sagehomme
Draper
Magoun
Mitton
Morris
Kimball
Jellison
Coakley
MacQuarrie
Ray
Powers
Thayer
Farnham
Neves
McNamara
Miley
Stedman
Pray
Howe
McAlany
Norton
Wood
Crosby
Shedd
Harris Et al
Fitchburg R.R. Co
Marston
Singapore
Rattan Co
Curtis
Hampton
Town of
Barker
Admi
Hilard
Davidon
Chatwin
Keenan
Linnehan
Supreme Judicial Court OF the Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Alexander Byrnes
C. N. Harris
H. M. Ayars
Sarce
John Bergin
Amory St
E. B. L. Howard
North Ave
E. F. Wilkins
Austin St
Charles A. Breenee
Cambridgeport
Fred E.thying
Windsor St
John P. Williams
Murdock St
Wiliam J. Rogers
E. Colbert
Frank P. Brown
Samuel W. Joel
Watson St
Lee Howe
John F. Wally
North St
Thomas Hughes
Rice St
Thomas Gannon
James Pitt
Thomas N. Ayres
Peter S. McKay
Tremont
W.L. Chadwick
Austin
W. H. Holihan
Washington St
C. W. Goldthwait
Hampshire St
L. A. Tate
Pearl
George W. Wilson
J. W. Corbett
Lexington
John Meaney
Bunker Hill St
J. J. Murray
Pleasant St
Miss M. A. Kerns
Walker Ave
George H.ielick
Prospect St
Alfred F. Ruby
Main St
Eddie D. Hughes
Wedford St
William P. Barnes
Maple Ave
Frank Leamy, Jr
Auburn St
Joseph J. Dutra
Cherry St
J. M. Fitzgerald
Grant’s Court
B. E. Chambers
Linden St
C. H. Cochrane
Belmont St
Charles F. Maxwell
Flint St
Joseph T. Madden
Chelsea St
Joseph G. Ciinkard Seseeeen
Charles H. Hatch, Jr
West Broadway
George H. Smith
Wiliam F. Corcoran
W. Fifth St
R. J. Harvey
Silver St
Frank Hans
Gold St
Walter Tee Ae
J.J. Deveney
Eugene W. . Gallivee
E. Fourth St
Patrick Jd. Curley, Jr
Eighth St
Tuomas F Drummond
A St
DF. E. Joyce
D. J. Herney
Athens St
A. O. Bishee
J.J. Ryan
East Soston
Joe Sylvester
Border St
Henry Pero
Verick St
E. Dunbar
Cinb
D. McCarthy
Summer St
Joseph P. Egin
Grove St. Ls
George H. McDevett
Wa. G. Newman
Williams St
Arnold Thompson
Congress
S. A. McDougall
Piris St
Decatur St
J. Hiton
Bremen A Ee
J. P.snow
Eels
William A. McCarthy
A. T. Stevens
Lexington St
EK. R. Greene
Decatur SE
Fred D. Rucker
Ash St
Gleman
da. J. Steinberg
East
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