Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Mar 13, 1893, p. 7

Massachusetts Probate Notices From 1890s Trusts And Appointments

Multiple probate notices from Suffolk and Middlesex counties announce hearings on the ninth, first, and sixth accounts of trustees under wills. Names include James Pockray, Frederick H Temple, Reuben Hersum, and Charles H Fiske, with courts in Boston and Cambridge and publications in the Boston Post. Proceedings call for appearances by heirs, next of kin, creditors, and interested parties to show cause and consent or distribution of assets.

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Resignation of Boston Trust Company in 1893 Probate Case

In Suffolk County Massachusetts a probate court case seeks to resign the American Loan and Trust Company as trustee under a September 26 1887 indenture with the Winner Investment Company of Kansas City and its successors. Edwin H Mower of Boston petitions to become successor trustee. Court set for April 6 1893 to show cause and two prior weekly notices issued in the Boston Post.

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Ommonwealth Massachusetts Sul- NX Folk American Loan and Trust Company of Boston American Loan and ‘Trust Company Winner Investment Company Kansas City Missouri Mimely Edwin H. Mower American Loan and Trust Company Sail Trust Suffolk Eidtwin H. Mower Boston Post Joan W. McKim Esquire Elijah George Register

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Will and estate hearing for Owen Mullen in Boston

Probate Court cites heirs and all interested parties in the estate of Owen Mullen late of Boston to appear March 23, 1893, at ten in the forenoon for probate of the will presented by Julia M. Mullen. Public notice to be published weekly in the Boston Post for several weeks, last issue two days before the hearing. Witness: Judge Joan W. McKim, March 6, 1893. ELIJAS GEORGE, Register.

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Massachusetts Suffolk Elizabeth Almy Iseston Said James W. Murray Chelsea Boston Boston Post Joan W. McKim Esquire Elijah George Register Catherine. Walsh Katie F. Walsh Sid Petitioner Jon W. McKim Sid Court Trustes Itness John W. McKim Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Rebecca Briggs Somerville William M. Briggs Frederick H. Temple Cambridge George M. Brooks Ss. H. Folsom Olive Hersum Stoneham Reuben M. Hersum Groves M. Brooks Jail Court Sarah McCrosson Pattek H. Rafferty Grorae M. Brooks Fsquire S. H. Folsom Helen Jackson Charles H. Fiske Sai Wil Annie F. Davenport Holden Jonn W. McKim, Esquire Oston Post Doeston Elijas George Patrick Donahoe John H. Burke Jonnx W. McK, Esquire Jeremiah Dinneen Dennis P. Dinneen Robert J. Mundy Felix Hi. Mundy Fonts We McKim, Esqure Mary S. Hagar 34Th County Albert C. Hagar George E. Howard Annie J. Howard W. Aye B. Matthews Patrick Moonely Brookline Saidh County Patrick Kenney Mass Hyde Park Norfolk George White Jonathan Cobb Masschusetts William 4 Joux W. MeKis Elwas George Catherine E. Curley John J. Curley Margaret Connolly Margaret Conley Vewksbury Charles F. B. Breck Sifolk Lowell Svid Cours Grover M. Brooks Svid Court

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Probate notices from Massachusetts court for multiple estates

Massachusetts probate notices list administrations and letters granted or applied for in Boston and surrounding counties. Citations urge next of kin and creditors to appear March dates 1893 with bonds, notices in the Boston Post and related details for estates of Dinneen Mundy Hagar Howard Moonely Sherwood Connolly Murphy Battles Mailer Murphy Downs and others.

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Supreme Judicial Court Civil Docket Tuesday Orders

The document lists cases before the Supreme Judicial Court including Bourge v White, Hubbard v B A R R, Mellen v Wilsons Sons Co, Allen v Boston, Knight v Boston, Simmons v Brooks, Kennedy v Pre, Lincoln v Boston Marine Ins Co, and Suffolk Equity matters with Colpitts, Moran, Robertson, Whitefield Mills, Fenno, Dudley Stedman, Dewing, David, McCue habeas corpus, Watson, Boston Stock Transfer, Stratton, Erland, Vinson, and Chicopee Manufacturing v Dwight Manufacturing.

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Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth Frexp C.J Allen, Holmes, Morton Essex Elee St. Ry. Co Same Knight Boston Simmons Brooks Et al Kennedy v Lincoln Boston Marine Ins. Co Supreme Judicial Court Suffolk Knowltton Colpitts Knights and Ladies of Columbia Moran Dissn Stratton Sheehan Erland Manning Vinson v. Mills Chicopee Manufacturing Co Dwight Manufacturing Co

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Memorial to John Boyle O'Reilly Meeting in South Boston

A large gathering of business leaders and residents met in Dahlgren Hall to discuss a memorial building for John Boyle O'Reilly. Subscriptions reached 25,000 with four new gifts of 1,000 each. A fundraising committee was formed, and the next meeting is set for March 15 at St. Augustine's Hall.

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John Boyle O'Reilly Dahlgren Hall Silver Streets W. H. Falvey James I. Creed James Connolly T. Sullivan James T. Tighe P. B. Corbett P. W. Ford J. Laughlin T. Connor Chief Mullins M. Carroll W. H Cavagnah Edmund J. Elton Common Council Mullen Shamrock Hurling Club Clan-na-gael City Point Catholics’ Association Fourth Street St. Augustine Lyceum Charlies McMorrow St. Augustine’s Hall Winthrop Council B. A Outing Club Gate of Heaven

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Dorchester Dissent Over West End Rail Service

In Dorchester readers plan a petition to headquarters over the West End Field's Corner and Milton line to prompt action on long standing grievances. Trotting horse Wilbur, owned by Joan O'Connell, suffers a severe colic and may not survive. Engagement announced between David W. Taylor and Nettie Glenn. A complimentary musicale at Norfolk Unitarian Church features Winnie E Hopkins and other artists. All Saints Ashmont to receive Bishop Neely for confirmation April 2. Chaplain Crawford to lecture at Appleton M E Church on Across the Pacific. Grove Hall hosts events.

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Milton West End Wilbur Joan O'Connell David W. Taylor Ezra W. Taylor Pope’s Hill Nettie Glenn Somerville Winnie E. Hopkins Norfolk Unitarian Church Jennie Mae Spencer Minnie Gore Mr. Haycock Iona Southwell Grace Upham James McLaughlin J. A. E. Stewart Ae Bishop Neely Maine All Saints Church Ashmont G. A. Crawford Appleton M. E. Church Pacific

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Paine's Furniture to Stage Notable Art Furniture Display

Paine's Furniture Warerooms at 48 Canal Street announced a clearance sale with an upcoming surpassing display. A paper interview with Mr Paine hints at an extraordinary event featuring over several dozen pieces of artistic furniture, signaling a major exhibitor push in the city.

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Paine Canal Street Jeel

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Seven Distinct Offers Free Trips to World’s Fair

Readers in the Boston area are invited to vote for contestants to win two round trip tickets per offer. The Post coupons determine winners by section, with last coupon on March 26 and votes counted by March 27. Five sections cover East Boston to Cambridge. Offers 6 and 7 prize the top non‑section winners in New England. Newsdealers can distribute or sell coupons at one cent each.

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Boston East Boston Chelsea Charlestown Somerville South End Dover Street Roxbury Dorchester Brighton South Boston Cambridge Larce New England

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World’s Fair vote list shows many ticket holders

A long list of names and addresses under the World’s Fair vote drive. Entries include K and Newtune at 28 Eaton Street and numerous residents from Cambridge, Everett, Lynn, Andover, Peabody, Waltham, Newton, and Boston areas. Votes attributed to individuals with varying counts, some in the hundreds or low thousands.

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Conditios Newtune Eaton St Thomas F. Hickey Melrose Mass William Wall Cambridge St George W. Buchan Andover Wentworth B. Kenney Lynn B. J. Whitmore Everett Henry L. D’eutremont Peabody A. Barney Shattuck John F. Weston,, Jr Greenough Worg Coaes Fred P. Lambert Nashua St D. L. Munns Chapman St W. J. Dennis Harrison Ave Amos T. Fisk Bromfield St Mary Hurley Winchester M. L. Holt South Gardner L. Lawless Waltham Herbert Palmer Parkman St T. C. Tandy Newton

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East Boston Notes From A Busy Community Day

In East Boston events include Tufts College president E A Capen preaching at All Souls Chapel in exchange with Rev Lewis Perry. Agnes Healy, 65, dies after long illness. funeral Tuesday with requiem mass at Sacred Heart and burial in Malden. Citizens Trade Association festival set for Maverick House in April with reception, meal, and dancing. officials expected. Parish notes mention Lt Joseph H Warren off with bronchitis, Frances Mallette recovering, and visits from Joseph E Taylor. George Landagin hired as coach for Outing Club minstrels. Maverick Church session covers Elisha at Dothan with a strong musical program by choir and quartet.

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E. A. Capen D.D Tufts College All Souls’ Chapel White Street Lewis We. Perry Agnes Healy Morris Healy Marion Street St. John Boston Church of the Sacred Heart Malden Citizens’ Trade Association Maverick House Velock Joseph H. Warren Station 7 Frances Mallette Joseph E. Taylor Manchester N. H Webster Street George Landagin Maverick Church Hoor Elisha Dothan Alice M. Gove Jennie Lothrop Edith L. Fercina William Chase Ernest Cromwell Clarence Brooks Alfred Lovejoy HE Ferryman

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Charlestown Calendar Recital of Society Events and Club News

White Stone Circle of Kings' Daughters plans an Association Hall entertainment next Friday while Moondyne Club observes ladies night next Monday. Charlestown Artillery praised after inspection. 50 men and 3 officers present. Sergeant J J O'Keefe back from illness. Church notices: priests ill, 10 30 service canceled. St Francis de Sales Y M C A and L Society meet. treasurer John G O'Hara departs. Bunker Hill Boys' Club rooms opened. Free Masons plan extra party. Seventeenth of June Carnival official sick list. St Mary’s Sunday school to host a convert event. St Patrick's Day music. Union Symposium Club reunion set for Monument April 19 with McCabe's tra providing music and dancing to follow.

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White Stone Circle of Kings’ Daughters Association Hall Moondyne Club B. F. Farrar Daniel T. Galvin Charles Henkin John J. Bench Charlestown Artillery Bogan J. J. O’keefe Serge Boylan Fitzgerald Vine Street St. Catherine’s Church St. Francis de Sales Y. M. C. T. A. and L. Society Society Onnment Square John G. O’hara Wes Bunker Hill Union Sympsium Club Monument McCabe

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Sparse OCR Listing of Names and Addresses

A dense OCR fragment lists numerous names and street addresses, including George N. Smith 660 Broadway and Charles H. Hatch Jr 347 West Broadway, with many other individuals and places such as Frank Lans 181 Gold Street and William F. Corcoran 282W Fifth Street. The text resembles a directory or payroll-like column with scattered numbers and incomplete entries.

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George N. Smith Broadway Charles H. Hatch, Jr West Broadwy Frank Lans Gold St William F. Corcoran Fifth St R. J. Harvey Silver St Walter T. Rice

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Somerville Annexation Committee Expands to One Hundred

The annexation committee for Somerville to Boston votes to grow to 100 members and releases a list of prominent supporters. William H. Brine chairs the committee with S. A. Savage as secretary. Also notes recoveries from the Lincoln street fire and a fracture injury to a horseman. Community events include a West Somerville club, a Willing Workers sale at Prospect Hill Church, and a Central Club ladies night concert and ball. Clarence M. Dow, famed baseball statistician, dies at 38. A minstrel show by Somerville young women raises funds for Willard C. Kinsley Woman's Relief Corps. Miss Florence Roscoe to wed W. S. Hamilton. Gilman Club forms at Winter Hill.

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Somerville Boston William H. Brine S. A. Savage Langer Pond Lincoln Street Sewall Rich Willing Workers’ Industrial School J. Howard Richardson Clarence M. Dow Lowell Street Crac Unats Charlestown Franklins Riversides Cambridge Beneft Willard C. Kinsley Gilman Club Charles L. Underhill Pear Street OuLp Powper

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Roxbury Notes on Hydrology Clubs and a Death

Roxbury reports from Superintendent McLaughlin say the Stony Brook gate is four feet deep with strong current but no overflow danger. Water free of ice, patrols assure no trouble. Young Men’s Republican Club meets tonight at headquarters on Dudley street. Weston Club has reorganized and plans a ball at Cotillion Hall April 12. Mt. Pleasant Club to stage a dramatic entertainment at the Dudley Street Opera House. Body of Harry Turner found. he lived at 7 Laurel street and worked for B F Jaquith Rubber. Roxbury Athletic Club voted not to secure Weston Club rooms and will seek another Dudley street site. Plush parlor suite contest in Frank Ferdinando’s window on Washington street for Roxbury 400 tickets sales. contestants Miss Bennett, Dolan, Gunning, Doyle, Murphy. The party last night at Armory Hall with Stone’s orchestra. Roxbury Crossing.

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McLaughlin Stony Brook Gate House Republican Club Dudley Street Weston Club Cotillion Hall Mt. Pleasant Dudley Street Opera House Harry Turner Ames Laurel Street B. F. Jaquith Rubber Company Roxbury Athletic

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Francis Batchelder speaks at Y M C A address in Everett

Francis Batchelder of Everett spoke to Y M C A members on Ancient After Dinner Chat with music by Batchelder and Alfred Cassidy. Upcoming lectures include William H Baldwin addressing The Laws of Health from a Layman's Standpoint at First Congregational Church on Chestnut Street next Friday at 3. Public notices cover Common Council, Poppists park talks, and an East Boston appearance by Gertie Keenan at Music Hall on March 30.

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Francis Batchelder Everett First Congregational Church Chestnut Street William H. Baldwin Boston Y. M. C. U Boston Music Hall Tue Ferryman

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Deafness Restore Inventor Mr H A Wales Heads to Quincy House

Mr H A Wales of Bridgeport Connecticut renowned for his device claimed to restore over half of deafness cases in the United States during the past two years will be at the Quincy House on next Thursday and Friday.

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H. A. Wales Bridgeport Conn United States Quincy House

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New Leaders Today Gaining in East Boston Contest For Free Trips

Joe Sylvester leads in East Boston as the contest for free trips to Chicago heats up this week. A. Barney Shattuck presses toward the 3,000 vote mark while W H Walsh at Young's Hotel strengthens his position. Mrs Dr Bishop eyes top South End spot and J J Murray adds about 2000 votes in Charlestown and Somerville. Henry Peto jumps to the front in East Boston with 16 425 votes. George McDevett ranks near fourth, as Sylvester solidifies a third place. An interesting sketch of Sylvester follows.

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Chicago A. Barney Shattuck W. H. Walsh Young’s Hotel Bishop South’ End J. ‘J. Murray Charlestown Somerville Henry Peto Boston Nosy Ani George “McDevett Joseph H. Sylvester Sylvester

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Boston Post Prize Candidate Joe Sylvester's Prosthetic Triumph

Joe Sylvester, born in Portland Maine in 1859, lost a leg in a Maine Central accident, now Boston- New England agent for A. A. Marks. He lives at 43 Border Street East Boston with wife and four daughters, active in Windsor Castle, Amo Lodge, and P. A. Democratic Club. In Charlestown cafe he works as a popular employee. In Cambridge, Thomas Gannon leads with 8255 votes.

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Mr. Sylvester Portland Boston Sylvester Maine Central Railroad New England A. A. Marks Broadway New York Border Street East Joe Windsor Castle No K. G.S Charlestown Amo Lodge P. A. Democratic Club Ward People's The Boston Post Harry Green Main Street Cambridge Thomas Gannon

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Cambridge Notices of March and April Social Events

Cambridge society notes announce Mrs. Chandler will teach afternoon German on April 1 at Odd Fellows Hall replacing March 18. Engagements: William Achison and Miss Gertrude Rice. A Wednesday card party will be at C. O. Danforth's home, 39 Inman Street. St Pauls Hall hosts St Patrick's night music and drama by the St Paul Dramatic Choir. Martha and James Brooks wintering in Petersburg, the Cambridge summer home. Arthur Gorniley rumored for Old Cambridge Heating. Postmaster Craig remains popular with residents and carriers. Opening at Odd Fellows building North Avenue features Alfred De Seve violin, Reston Philharmonic, Ariel Luther Quartet, John Thomas humorist, Prof Capen. Mayor Bahcroft to dedicate. Hanten magic practice at St James's under Dan Ezechials. The Big Six appeared Friday at the Essex Street fire.

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Martha Brooks James Brooks Berkeley Street Craig Odd Fellowe North Avenue Alfred de Seve St. James's Dan Ezechials Essex Street Harvarp ‘Bridge

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Brighton Community News and Upcoming Events

Brighton notices reveal a butterfly dancing party at Odd Fellows Hall hosted by Brighton Se gree Lodge No 20 D of R with Rebecca's Triumph theater, ice cream and cake. New King's Daughters officers listed. Daniel Goodman Jr bought real estate on Hill Avenue and 12,000 feet of property. City Board approves selling pumping station lot to fund a Cambridge and Warren streets lot purchase for High School. Allston Club bowling vs Casings tomorrow. women’s party and ladies night at club this week. Brookline Gas Company buys land opposite Cambridge street Works for water gas plant at $52 272.

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Odd Fellows’ Hall Brighton Segree Lodge Rebecca King’s Daughters Martin Allston Street W. Hy Cambridge Warren Streets Ney. High School Allston le Dies Lamb Cambridge Street Bad Ose Brookline Gas Company Bescon

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Massachusetts Probate Notices From 1890s Trusts And Appointments

Resignation of Boston Trust Company in 1893 Probate Case

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Will and estate hearing for Owen Mullen in Boston

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Probate notices from Massachusetts court for multiple estates

Supreme Judicial Court Civil Docket Tuesday Orders

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Memorial to John Boyle O'Reilly Meeting in South Boston

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Dorchester Dissent Over West End Rail Service

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Paine's Furniture to Stage Notable Art Furniture Display

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Seven Distinct Offers Free Trips to World’s Fair

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World’s Fair vote list shows many ticket holders

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East Boston Notes From A Busy Community Day

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Charlestown Calendar Recital of Society Events and Club News

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Sparse OCR Listing of Names and Addresses

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Somerville Annexation Committee Expands to One Hundred

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Roxbury Notes on Hydrology Clubs and a Death

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Francis Batchelder speaks at Y M C A address in Everett

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Deafness Restore Inventor Mr H A Wales Heads to Quincy House

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New Leaders Today Gaining in East Boston Contest For Free Trips

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Boston Post Prize Candidate Joe Sylvester's Prosthetic Triumph

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Cambridge Notices of March and April Social Events

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