Tragic Dedham Branch Crash Claims Several Lives
Eyewitness accounts describe a bridge derailment on the Dedham line with cars piling on sleepers. Rescue workers led by J H Lennon and Charles Earnshaw freed passengers, while Miss Mary F Young and many others recount harrowing escapes and injuries.
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Campbell
Mary F. Young
Union Park Street
Dedham
Miss Young
J. H. Lennon
Forest Hills
Jim McLaren
Tabraham
Jamaica Plain
Charles M. Schiano
Roslindale
Schiano
Massachusetts General Hospital
Sessler
John Lee
Lee
George H. Richards
E. T. Bowthorpe
John Murphy
Mary
Edwin Morse
Mr. Morse
Directl
Ary Murphy
Walter Whittemore
Benjamin W. Dunham
Ernest W. Reed
Joseph Metcalf
Mr. Weld Heinsen
Emil Heinsen
Drake
Fred. P. Smith
James H. Dayton
F. Nichols
Burnett
Brown, Durrell & Co
Boston
Charles Earnshaw
Jordan& Marsh
Earnshaw
Henry Winchester
Mr. Clifford
Clifford
Sadie Dove
Reed
Weeks
John Rawson
J. H. Prince, Jr
Nichols
Theodore Koppman
Edward E. Norris
Mr. Norris
Terrible list of casualties corrected after wreck
A massive toll is reported with thirty two dead and many injured. Names include Ida Adams and W Webster Clapp among the dead, plus a long list of injured from Roslindale West Roxbury Dedham and Boston areas.
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O’hearn
Clifford Street
Roslindale
Mt. Ho
Adams
Ida
Kittredge Street
Burnett
Alice
Clapp
W. Webster
Central Station
Cardinal
Hormisdas
Drake
Webster N
Dedham
Derham
William E
City Hospital
Coupley
Hattie J
Eliis
Sarah E
Centre Street
West Roxbury
Gay
O. Harry
George
Hill
Emma P
R. H. White & Co
Hovnautown
Stephen T
Corinth Street
Harkins
Miss. Johnson
Albert E
George H. Morrill & Co
Jewellers
Johnson
William
Kennard
Dedhan
Lailer
Waldo B
Station 13
Spring Street
Mandeville
Lizzie
Mcurray
Mary
Norris
Epward E
Boston & Providence Railroad
Miss
Opiorne
M. L
Dover
N. H
Carter, Rice & Co
Walton
Elriz Aprer
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Ween
Rost
Ames
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Miss Mabel
Bacox
Samuel
Jeweller
Boston
Burpock
Billings
Herbert
Burpitt
Albert
Brown, Durell Co
Bowman
William F
Brecker
Miss Minnie
Barreck
Joseph
Berry
Jennie M
Curren
Arthur
Coust Hony
Charles
Cummings
Cheever
Alonzo W
New England Farmer
Capen
Edward
State Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Campbell
John
Clearney
Carr
Elia
Jeg
Crosty
Currierd
L. B
Hermispa8
Cortng
E. P
Cormerais
Vernon
Collins
Carter
Frank
Costello
Driscoll
Austin W
Doutlers
Cassiz
Doyle
Miss Mary
Dennison Tag Manufacturing Company
Draper
Fanny
Dreeyton
Joan H
C. F
Dow
C. W
Miss Sapir
Dunam
Benjamin W
Slight
Webster
Davis
Harry
Darling
Charles C., Jr
E. B. Endicott & Co
Earnshaw
Henry P. J
Favor
Benjamin G
Goldsmith
Jaocor
Fottlemr
Steale
Gippons
West Rox
Hodgkins
J. W
Hupsown
William R
Nalkins
C. W. Harvey
Rel S
Hanley
Slightly
Harpy
Rowell
Stumpurey
Henry D
Federal Street
Edward E. Norris
Hemmurey
Anna
Messrs. C. F. Hovey & Co’s
Jordan
Washington Street
Sorpan
A. B
Travellers’ Company
KitBurn
Miss Manel
Kenney
Malachi
Jamaica Plain
Kreckles
Lorp
George A
Baker Street
Loorroop
Launte
Lippincott
McAllister
Walliam
McQuillan
W. H
Morse
Epward
May
Grover
Jon
Muller
Otyo
C. A
Metcalf
James
Fort Hill Square
Lizzi
Mulkern
Martin
Moore
Josefh H
NicHolls
Lamkin & Foster's
Noon
J. H
Offene
Charles M
Packarp
Epwa
Shaw
Saunders
Spear
Stupas
RusseErt E
Surra
Winfield W
Strong
KR. J
W. W
Starel
D. P
Smith
Miss EuLa
Tabraham
Nellie
Leonard
Tompkins
Tuarcurer
C. E
Thomiliers
Tripr
Joan
Tully
Way
Whittemore
Walter
Wefrs
Chaaturs
Isaac Fenno & Co
A. Geores F
United States v Bell Telephone Company Patent Demur and Plea Motion
The United States sues to annul Bell patents claiming he was not the original inventor and that fraud occurred. The defense seeks to demur and plead simultaneously to save time, while government objects noting lack of authority and risk to standard procedure. Attorneys for the government and for the defense present arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The
Bell Telephone Company
Alexander Graham Bell
Morever
Strawbridge
Goode
Jeff Chandler
Chauncy Smith
J. J. Storrow
Court Dockets Show Several Civil Cases Argued
The list includes No 481 Shepard et al versus Richardson et al argued with Bartlett Smith and Matthews for plaintiffs and Water Power Company counsel plus trustees. No 479 Dodd et al probate appeal versus Winship guardian with Welch for plaintiffs and Russell for defendant. No 484 Blake executors versus Traders Bank unfinished with Storey for plaintiffs and Hoar Parker for defendant. Remainder of the list proceeds in order with equity and law, excluding criminal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shepard
George F. Richardson
Sidney Bartlett
R. D. Smith
N. Matthews, Jr
John Lowell
H. D. Hyde
Water Power Company
H. G. Nichols
G. D. Braman
James Dodd
J. P.C. Winship
Guardian
Charles A. Welch
W. E. Russell
Arthur W. Blake Et al
Traders’ National Bank
M. Storey
E. R. Hoar
H. G. Parker
Court notes multiple tort actions and verdicts in 1880s cases
The record lists several tort actions in sessions before Mason and Pitman judges. Verdicts and ongoing trials cover injuries from a boy’s coal hole accident to wagon collision claims and alienation of affection, with various plaintiffs named and counsel listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Digney
George G. Hall
Young’s
Cornhill Court
E.S. Barney
E. J. Paes
A. E. Avery
John J. O'Callahan
Cornelius P. Keeler
Cambridge Bridge
William J. Griffeth
George W. Emery
Marshfield
H. E. Fales
L. W. Howes
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Rye
Edward Norris
Afriend
Tilden
Katie
Waldo B. Lailer
Division 18
Bristol
Division 14
Mapie Street
Royal Arcanum
Providence Railroad
Providence
Tremiont Street
Warner
Woon
Henry
Wason
James M
Smith’s Organ Factory
Winchester
Whitman
St. Weeks
Leverett
Carrie
Young
Wililiam K
Mary F
Union Park
United States Circuit Court
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morton
J., Devens, W. Allen and Holmes, Jr
Brigham, C. J
Pitman
Miles Maguire
John P. Colt
Charles Maguire
Same
Becmad
J. A. Maxwell
Asaph Churchill
John J. Doyle
Fred I. Dinsmore
No. 555
Second Street
South
W. E. Cassidy
E. B. Callender
Connecticut River Hrailenroad Co
Connecticut
Boston & Albany Railroad Co
Seth Hunt
Springfield
Mass
Fioraiture
Paine’s Manufactory
Canal Reet
Apes-Fiere
Damon Safe and Iron Works Co
Sudbury St
Kor.C&M_D
ST. Croix
Jamaica
Aio
M. Doherty & CO
Ephort Street
Buston
R.L. Daw & Company
State St
Merchants’ Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Webster Bank
Mt. Vernon Natl
Revere Bank
Globe Natl. Bank
New Eng. Natl. Bank
Rockland Bank
Roxbury
Market Natl. Bank
Do Hill Mfg. Co
Cheshire Rd
Arlington Mills
Manchester Mills
Plymounth Cordage Co
Huntington Ave
Worcester Gas Light Co
Hares Globe Nail Co
Boston Cyclorama Co
Chicago Rolling Mills
Rockland Bank of Roxbury
Pepperell Mfg. Co
Lancaster Mills
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Union Bank
Old Boston
de North Natl
City of
City of Cambridge bee July, 1892, M. Also#1000 Maple River
Bath
Lake Champ
Boylston Mutual Ins. Co. Scrip
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Valencia
Pavonia
Almeria
Catalonia
Florida
Steamship
Gate City
Ti + Cie
Massachusetts Title Insurance (Co
Mile ST
Nathaniel J. Bradler
Arnold A.rand
Hichburn & CO
Court Street
County of
Suffolk
Albert P. Scott
Etta
Scott
Wall Street
Charles Holmes
Said Holmes
Delle Avenue
Burney Street
Chas, McBurney
Schalk
Lorin L. Fuller
New York
Richards & CO
le St
John C. Wilmep
Wilmer
ING
Hgoguet & CH
White St
Francis Henshaw & Coo
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Cambridge
Es Manufacturers
Fire and Marine Insurances
Essex Co
Merrimack Mfg
Eastern R. Rt. Co
Fitchburg R. R. Co
Bowker Fertilizer Co
Albert Howe & Coo
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Custom House
L. Saltonstall
Kilby
Great Britain
France
Washington
Hk. H. Eddy
Eddy
Philadelphia
Yours Truly, George Draper
J. McC. Perkins
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United States Supreme Court
Patent Office
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Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
State House
Committee On Banks and Banking
Bowdoin S. Parker
Strate House
Irving B. Sayles
Malcolm Sillans
Hovusk
New England Industrial and Technological School
Henry L. Parker
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