Insolvency Notice for Wayne and Double Partners
A warrant in insolvency issued by the Court of Insolvency for the firm John D Wayne & Company of Boston and Melrose. Creditors are summoned to prove debts and appoint assignees at the Suffolk probate building Court square Boston on March 31 1898 at two o'clock. Fred U Seavey deputy sheriff messenger.
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Stolk
Aluhay H. Seence
Needham
County of Norfolk
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Neston
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Tisdale
Grom
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Court Root
Court Square
Boston
Srict
Suffolk
Fred H. Seavly
Messenaer
Bostos
Jelm
John
Wayne
Jail County
Walper T. Double
Melroge
Middlesex
John D. Wayne & Company
Court
Fred U. Seavey
Sherif
Joston
of Schalk
John D. Wayne Manufacturing Company
Maine
Sal
Cetut Square
Fred H Seavey
Commonwealth OF Mmass
John DR. Moore
Moore
Hien
Douxn W. Meckin
George R. Fowler
Summer Street
Notice of Administration for Moses T. Davis Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites next of kin and creditors in Suffolk County. Public administrator Joseph N. Pastene seeks letters of administration for Moses T. Davis, who died intestate in New York. Hearing set March 30, 1893 in Boston. publication in the Boston Post for three weeks.
Probate citation for James Cronin estate in Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court summons next of kin and interested persons to appear for administration of James Cronin who died intestate in Boston Suffolk. Public administrator JoSEPine Pastene cited to obtain letters of administration with three weekly Boston Post notices ending two days before March 30 1893. Judge John W McKim presiding. Register Elijah George.
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Massachusetts
Caterina Migliardi
Catherine Megliardi
Catharina
Boston
Suffolk
Boston Post
Joan W. Mookie
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Moses T. Davis
New York
Joseph N. Pastene
Joan W. McKin
Joun W. McKim
Elijail George
Probate notice to Orray A Part heirs Massachusetts
The Probate Court of Massachusetts cites heirs and next of kin of Orray A Part late of Winthrop to show cause why a will presented by Charles Lincoln of Somerville should be admitted without sureties. A Boston Post publication is required, with three weekly notices before March 30, 1893. Elivah George, Register.
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Massachusetts
Suffolk
Orray
Winthrop
Charles
Lincoln
Somerville
Middlesex
Iboston
Petitoner
Vie Boston Post
Boston
W. Mekin. Esquire
Elivgah George
Register
Will Probated for Cambridge Estate in Middlesex Court
In Middlesex Massachusetts a probate proceeding for the estate of Mary Ann Vowers of Cambridge is before the Probate Court. Thomas W. Silloway petitions to be sole executor and seeks letters testamentary with waiver of bond. A citation requires appearance on the fourth Tuesday of March 1895 at nine before noon to show cause. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Boston Transcript. last publication two days before the hearing.
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Nomamonwieal&sey
Massachusetts
Mid- J
Dlesex
Mary Ann
Cambridge
Middlesex
Boston Test
Woston
Bu Rt West
Gronon M. Brooks
Folsom
Admin notice in Middlesex Probate Court Swallow estate
Probate Court of Middlesex Massachusetts cites next of kin and creditors in the Swallow estate for Daniel Waldo Swallow to Mary J. Swallow of Sevierville to obtain letters of administration and exemption from sureties, hearing set at Cambridge on the fourth Tuesday of March, notice published weekly for three weeks. Witness George M. Brooks, Esquire, clerk, February 28, 1893.
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Cambridgve
Anid
Middies
Boston Us
Georen M. Brooks
Trenty
Folsom
Register
Court summaries and case listings from 1904 dockets
United States Circuit Court resumes Carpenter v Globe Button Hole Machine. Supreme Judicial Court lists tort action Mary A McLean v Fiske Wharf and Warehouse Co with election of counts. Numerous case numbers and parties noted including Lincoln Boston Marine Insurance and Hale v Cheney with unfinished and in order statuses.
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United States Circuit Court
Carpenter
J. Reece
Button Hole Machine Company
Globe Button Hiole Machine Company
P. Fish
J. J. Storrow
Lange & Roberts
Supreme Judicial Court For
the Commonwealth
Frep
C.J
Allen, Holmes, Morton
J.P. Leahy
H. G. Allen
W. R. Howland
Metlen
Wilson’s Sons Company, Limited
B. Mall
A. H. Russell
Allen
Boston
W. C. Loring
Hk. $. Gorham
A. J. Bailey
Decker
Same
Simmons
Trials of Multiple Civil Actions Before Richardson Judge
The record lists numerous court cases with plaintiffs and defendants, trial actions noted. Names include Whittlesey Fall Connolly Woodbury Field West End etc. Various dockets show actions of contract and tort, with several judgments and jury statuses across three sessions.
Supreme Judicial Court Dockets Ancillary Receiver in U S Book Co
Suffolk Supreme Court petitions for an ancillary receiver to manage United States Book Company assets in New York and New Jersey, with notice issued to interested parties and hearings set for next Tuesday. Separate matters include Taunton Theatre Company lease suit seeking specific performance and restraining orders, and probate disputes over testator’s heirs and life estates with unsettled shares. Contempt fines imposed in Five Year Benefit Order case. rights to testify discussed. various counsel listed.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk, Is
K Newton
United States Book Company
New Jersey
New York
Rackerman
J. B. Bryant
Company
W. C. Loring
Trust Company of New York
J. Rich
Taunton ‘Theatre Company
Bill In Equity
Taunton
D. A. Dorr
J.P. Fenno
Penjamin F. Dedley
Paul H. Dudley
Sarah Haxter
Sarah Baxter
Thard End
Wentworth
J. R. Champlin
J. M. Cochran
G. H. Kuss
Steedian
Michael J. Richardson
Eugene Coughlin
Coughlin
J. C. Davis
G. W. Anderson
I. B. Hale
Richardson
J. F. Cronan
Colpelis
Knights and Ladies of Columbia
C. A. Toed
C. A. Eed
Superior Court Tort Actions and Contracts in Suffolk Case List
Summary of March 4 session proceedings: Albert Littledale versus F D Good et al for 5500 in health injury damages due to hiring a house with alleged imperfect grains causing wife and daughter to fall ill. verdict for defendant in that case. Also Edwin Vinine against Kh Preaciick Kh Paze for 210 contract for civil engineering services.
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Superior Court
Suffolk
Trompson
Pblance Littledale
F. D
Albert Littledale
Samk
Plainith Albert
Heller
Edwin
Vinine
Plainswif Slys Yast
Statues of Boston and Vicinity Featured by Bos tonian Society
Captain Nathan Appleton spoke at the Bos tonian Society on The Statues of Boston and Vicinity, surveying monuments from the Public Garden to Mt Auburn mortuary statues. He praised Washington and Leif Erickson but urged public placement of four busts, plus relocation of the Brewer fountain to Copley Square. new officers elected include Professor Shaler and George Sumner Mann.
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Nathan Appleton
Boston
Bostonian Society
Washington
Leif Erickson
Mt. Auburn
John Winthrop
James Otis
Judge Storey
Joan Adams
Copley Square
Brewer
Sid
He Society
Professor Shaler
Corbridge
George Sumner Mann
Brookline
Lawley's South Boston Yard Booms with Ship Launches
In South Boston at Lawley's yard work accelerates as the sloop Eli nears commission with owner Mr. Howard planning a tomorrow launch and Marblehead voyage Sunday. The Volunteer and Aliza clear ice for launch, the Alcea undergoes overhaul, and Vixen receives a new stern and extensive overhauls. The Mayflower will move in after the Alcea departs, while basin expansion nears completion enabling double prior boat capacity. Community events include Mt. Washington Carnival Association, a Memorial to John Boyle O’Reilly, a bowling championship at Broadway alleys March 16 21 and 23, a Brockton debate, Mizpah Lodge reception, and St Augustine I A Society preparations for upcoming events. City Port.
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Eli
Mr. Howard
Marblehead
Aliza
Vixen
Mayflower
Lawley
East Third
I Streets
Mt. Washington
Institute Hall
South Boston
Peninsula
John Boyle O'Reilly
St. Augustine’s Hall
Broadway
Messrs
Lowe and
Higgins
St. Augustine I. A. Society
St. Patrick’s T. A. Society of
Brockton
James F. Creed
Mr. Creed
Mizpah Lodge
Bernice Hall
D. J. Crowley
D. O’brien
F. L. Sprague
Effie Coffin
Frea Timmins
Carrie Jenkins
Ida Jenkins
Lillie Blunt
Arthur Blunt
Mr. Adams
C. O'Connell
Asa Smith
Charles Nowlin
George Merritt
Harvey Blunt
C. J. Emerson
Brown
Ritchie
Chain
Leeser
Whidden
City Port
East Boston notices and events wrap around Agnes Healy funeral
East Boston reports the funeral of Agnes Healy at Sacred Heart Church and burial at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden. The Jeffries Winter Club plans a club house concert on March 30 with minstrel reminiscences. Local residents attend mask event in Chelsea and a Christian Union election names officers.
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Agnes Healy
Marion Street
Father Clark
Church of the Sacred Heart
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Jeffries Winter Club
Frank Finn
J. Frank Brown
Newport
William Brown
Saratoga Street
Professor Bayley
Grand Army Hall
Chelsea
East Boston
Fred F. B. Brown
J. Adelaide Logan
Hattie Christenine
James E. Lent
Post
Newsdealer
P. J. Kivenaar
Sumner Street
Heralds
Globes
Globe
Herald
Frederick F. Snow
Music Hall
Presbyterian Church
Roxbury Concerts and Society Events in Ward 20
Daniel C. Casey states the April 9 Young Men’s Democratic Club concert at Dudley Street Opera House will feature notable local talent. G S Guyer & Co. workers hold an April 5 annual ball at Orienta Hall. A supper and dance are set at G A R Hall March 21 by Thomas G. Stevenson W R C No 63. The Grattan Associates pledge a poverty party on Green Street on April 12. The Highland Republican Club reportedly disbanded and may reform before fall. Washington Lodge meets in New Masonic Hall tonight with post-meeting music and a banquet to follow at notable Roxbury celebrations. The dedication of the new Masonic Hall in Roxbury is planned for Wednesday April 5 under grand master Richard Sriggs with expected state lodge participation and a post-dedication banquet. The Temple Quartet will provide music. committee members are Edgar I. Gray, Albert E. Carr, W W Merrill, H W Morse, and S W Brackett. 2OXBURY CROSSING.
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Daniel C. Casey
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Ward 20
Dudley Street Opera House
G. S. Guyer & Co
Orienta Hall
G. A. R. Hall
Thomas G. Stevenson
Bowker
Washington Lodge
New Masonic Tall
Washington
Lafayette
Roxbury
Richard Sriggs
Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
Temple Quartet
Edgar I. Gray
Albert E. Carr
W. W. Merrill
HW. F. Morse
W. Brackett
Brighton's Pinafore cast and club appeals
The Brighton Pinafore cast includes Josephine Miss Anna Pearson Luttercup Miss Lillian Lawton Zebe Miss Carrie Beck Ralph Justin M Thatcher Sir Joseph Ernest Foster Dicix Deadeye H T Smith Captain Mr Brown Boatswain George West. The chorus needs more members especially in lower parts. Shaman Club and friends are urged to join. The Woven Web comedy with Anna Pearson and H T Smith features Miss Pearson as Aunt Judy.
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Pinafore
Josephine
Anna Pearson
Luttercup
Lillian Lawton
Zebe
Carrie Beck
Ralph
Justin M. Thatcher
Sir Joseph
Ernest Foster
Dicix Deadeye
H. T. Smith
Captain
Mr. Brown
Boatswain
George West
Shaman Club
Auston
B. I. C. Club
Warren Hall
Migs
Free Trips to World’s Fair Coupon Contest Heads to March 25
Readers prompted to vote for friends in THE POST coupon contest offering two round trip tickets per offer. Five Boston area sections compete for top votes by 2 p.m. Monday with results announced on or before March 31. Additional large regional prizes go to non residents of the five sections.
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Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Cambridge
LASCE
New England
World’s Fair Vote Totals Listed by City Candidates
Voters’ rolls show names with vote counts ranging from about 9,000 to under 200. The notice explains that names below 200 votes are omitted moving forward and that end-of-day tallies must be filed by 4 p.m. to appear the next day.
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Local Resident Directory Extract with Addresses and Numbers
A partial reader list shows names and addresses with associated numbers. Entries include J. J. Murtin 40 Pleasant St and 9 031 John Meaney 302 Bunker Hill St 7 440 Misa M A Kerns 12 Walker Ave 3 064 George H Melick 91 Prospect St 2 099 Alfred I Raby 47 Main St 1 825 Eddie D Hughes 31 Medford St 1 362 William P Barnes 24 Maple Ave 961 B J Chambers 39 Linden Ave 550 Frank Leamy Jr 24 Auburn St 512 Joseph J Intra 31 Cher TY RE OS 445 George W Wilson 2 Austin St 438 J SV Corbeth 8 Lexington Barer 410 Mitzgerald 3 Grants Court 378 Joseph 3 CHIKATL 2 0 20 C vcs of B50 C H Cochrane 29 Belmont Bios 283 Charles F Maxwell 2 Flint St 253
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Pleasant St
John Meaney
Bunker Hill St
Misa M. A. Kerns
Walker Ave
George H. Melick
Prospect St
Alfred I. Raby
Main St
Eddie D. Hughes
Medford St
William P. Barnes
Maple Ave
B. J. Chambers
Linden
Frank Leamy, Jr
Auburn St
Joseph J. Intra
Cher
George W. Wilson
Austin St
Corbeth
Lexington
Els Mitzgerald
Grant’s Court
Joseph
Chikatl
C. H. Cochrane
Belmont Bios
Charles F. Maxwell
Flint St
Chelsea Mutual Benefit election results and local notices
At the sixteenth annual Chelsea Mutual Benefit Association meeting the officers named include President Samuel T. Tenny and Vice President Dennis A. O’Brien, with a long list of directors. A private bar masque, a silver tea at First Unitarian Church, and a concert at Pythian Rink were noted, along with missing person Asa Butler, altered train times, funeral services for Neil Lynch, and various social events and notices in Chelsea.
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Chelsea Mutual Benefit Association
Broadway
Samuel T. Tenny
Dennis A. O’brien
Henry T. Holmes
Yearze T. Roberts
William Andrew
Michael Hogan
Frank O. Barnes
Charles Logue
Henry Cornell
John A. McGuire
J. ‘I’. Chellis
J. J. Roberts
F. Dickerson
George Relph
John Eagan
C.F. Tinkham
Coleman Tilton, Jr
John Kelley
G. A. R. Hall
Bayley
First Unitarian Church
Maud Murphy
Estella Huff
Boston School of Oratory
M. A. Johnson
S. Thayer
J. Crandon
William P. Crane
Asa Butler
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Scollay
Neil Lynch
St. Rose Church
Holy Cross
Maldem Tur Ferryman
Somerville Church Calls Rev Peter MacQueen
In Somerville the Rev Peter MacQueen of Bronxville N Y has been chosen as pastor of Day Street Congregational Church He is a Princeton Union Theological Seminary graduate and classmate of Rev Frank Hyatt Smith of Cambridge Also noted are local events including a Shakspearian recital at Grand Army Jail and plans for a Second Unitarian youth drama at Clarendon Hall in April
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Peter MacQueen
Bronxville
N. Y
Day Street Congregational Church
Princeton College
Union Theological Seminary
Frank Hyatt Smith
North Avenue Congregational Church
Cambridge
Thannibal A. Williams
Grand Army Jail
Engineer Gehring
Charlestown State Prison
West Somerville
Fred Ela Warren
Broadway Methodist Church
Democratic Club
Second Unitarian Church
Zella Cummings
Clarendon Hall
Julia Yates
Somerville
Miss Tells
Charlestown
Patten
Marshall Street
Union Square
Teele appointed registrar. Osborn’s friends loudly object
Cambridge news notes the appointment of Frank H Teele as registrar of voters replacing Horace K Osborn whose May 1 term ends spurring protests from Osborn supporters. The column also mentions social events at Brattle Hall and St Pauls Hall, a death in the McQueen family, Engine House 3 moves, and local personalities at Harvard Bridge.
NIP AND TUCK Contests for First Place Exciting Race
The piece tracks ongoing political contests with candidates led by K. R. Neptune and rivals like Mr. Hickey across neighborhoods Cambridge Charlestown Somerville Chelsea East Boston and South Boston. It notes votes for James L Kingston G H Smith and others and mentions factory workers backing rivals.
Dorchester Campfire News And Local Notices From Grove Hall
In Dorchester last evening Benjamin Stone Jr post 68 G A R held an annual campfire at Grand Army Hall. The Dobbyn family gas leak at Glover's Corner left Mrs Dobbyn ill while others recovered. A workman sparked escaping gas during cellar work. Mayflower Lodge initiated new members in Odd Fellows building on River street. Crescent Lodge celebrated eleventh anniversary in Friendship Hall Bowdoin Street with a basket party. John Noonan elected financial secretary of St Peter's T A Society. he is praised as a hustler. S Peter Putnam Jr builds a dog cart from his own design. Brophy Bros assist with iron work. Hook and ladder truck No 7 lacks adequate space. current substitute truck needs repairs after an axle break on Lincoln Street. Jolly Four to host Easter Monday social in Music Hall. McKay's orchestra to provide music. Rev Father O Connor of St Vincent's South Boston preached at St Gregory's Lenten services. Urbane Pleasure Club adds attractions for Friday at Grove Hall.
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Benjamin Stone, Jr
Grand Army Hall
John Dobbyn
Glover’s Corner
Mayflower Lodge No
Odd Fellows
River Street
Crescent Lodge No
Friendship Hall
Bowdoin Street
St. Peter’s T. A. Society
John Noonan
Noonan
S. Putnam, Jr
Brophy Bros
Lincoln Street
Jolly Four
Music Hall
McKay
Father O’connor
St. Vincent’s Church
South Boston
St. Gregory’s Parish
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Charlestown notices and social plans from local civic life
In Charlestown the Evening High School begins a supplementary term Monday evening, with registration sufficient for success and likely profit for attendees. Bunker Hill Lodge, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, plans its first social in Monument Hall on April 27. A theft at Denehy's saloon ends with Daniel Sheehan jailed for six months in the House of Industry. Militia staff vacancies prompt speculation on candidates. Sailors at Sailor's Haven were addressed by Rev. Crocker from East Boston. Wallie Clark returns soon from a tour with the New England Home Company. Kidder drug store displays 1804 to present receipt books, claims oldest drug business in America. Julia Yates replaces Patten at Charlestown New England Telephone office moving to Somerville. An April 11 Monument Hall party hosted by the Druids plans a grand affair with McCabe's orchestra and handsome decorations.
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O’brien
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Mattie Patten
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