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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1892

Page

7

Pageant of Life set by Boston Art Students Association

The Pageant of Life at Association Hall on Tuesday afternoon March 29 features tableaux led by Mrs. Francis Houston and Mrs. George Tyson with assistants. Evocative pieces include Babyhood Entroned Three Fates Sunset and Henry V with John E. Kellerd. The program ends with The Last Leaf. Committee: Miss Ethel Davis chair, Holker Abbott H Winthrop Pierce Ralph Adams Cram Mrs. Clements.

Boston Art Students’ Association Association Hall Francis Houston Walter Crane George Tyson Montgomery Sears Miss McKay Horace Pearson Fallen ‘Cabot Bacon Evelyn Purdis Helen McKay Ethel Davis John E. Kellerd Lawrence Boston Everett Morse Solomon Gilbert Frost Pagent Holker Abbott H. Winthrop Pierce Ralph Adams Cram Clements

McKenna Denies Post Description Of Murder Scene

J B McKenna representing J F Wilson owner of Leverett and Barton corner house claims the Post’s depiction of the murder scene is inaccurate. He says the house is a model tenement, not overcrowded, with well lit halls and small well behaved families despite crowd interest that night.

J. B. McKenna J. F. Wilson Leverett and Barton Streets Malfitano the Post Post

Short Boston alderman meeting delays court house action

The Boston Board of Aldermen met briefly and postponed confirmations of executive and department heads. Mayor Matthews warned that contractors are owed and the new court house funds are running low, urging action to issue the remaining loan. Licensing for sparring exhibitions was halted amid a mixed vote on a Park Social club event.

Board of Aldermen Lewis Court House Matthews Flood Boston Nathan Matthews, Jr Treasury Board OF Commissioners Suffolk County B. Stebbrins Charlestown Athletic Club John C. McGee East Boston The Park Social Club East Sixth Street South Boston Sullivan Eddy

Osgood's Spring Opening Draws Crowds and Flowers

Osgood's store on Washington street showcased a bloom filled spring opening with tulips hyacinths and roses in three show windows and a mimic fountain. Twombly's decorated the interior as clerks wore flowers and every customer received violets. Osgood reported sales over 2000 dollars by 8 am and praised press coverage while hinting at further enterprise after a nationally noted supplement.

Osgood Washington Street Twombly’s All

Russian Relief Fund Receives Substantial Weekly Gifts

Contributions to the Russian Relief Fund collected by Kidder, Peabody & Co. this past week total $6,984.92, with donations from numerous individuals and places including Miss Julia Goddard, Mrs Endicott Peabody, and Rev. A. Hall. Earlier sums brought the cumulative total to $659,082, making a grand total of $698,492 to date.

Kidder, Peabody & Co Julia Lawrence F. M. Mackay A. ©. Coolidge Etta L. Morse Athol Cambridge EK. E. Hale Ashland Ohio E. EF. Hale James J. Putnam Mr. A. Whipple N. H Friend A. IL. C Madeline Curtis Mixter Bob Julia Goddard E. F. Ae A. R. Pa EK. G. A Terie Rotch

Matters of Commerce in Cotton and Wool Market

Market activity centers on forward orders with spot demand rising for popular cotton goods. New England buyers push spring cotton goes while raw material prices dip, allowing margins for manufacturers. Export demand remains brisk and print cloths gain value, with Fall River and Providence showing strong sales and inventories tightening. Front-line textiles like Canton crepes and ginghams move well. wholesale clothing remains solid amid a cold season. Fruit sale prices steady with oranges, bloods, navels and Grapefruit selling higher than recent levels.

New York New England In Priee Yar Fall River Providence Fail River Cocheco Company Bedford

System of land transfer reviewed by Senate committee

A Senate special committee reported three land tenure bills covering deed and notice conclusive delivery, real estate protection against future suits, and recording of municipal liens. It favored uniform indexing across registry districts, minimum reformation of grantor name use, and permissive indefeasible title registration for estates of deceased persons. Other actions included budget and labor measures and a proposed salaries committee for state boards.

Senate Suffolk County House Easthampton Phillipston Templeton Committee On Labor Judiciary Committee Cambridge

Wamesit Power Company Suits Before Supreme Court

In the Commonwealth Supreme Judicial Court March 21 arguments included 737 Wamesit Power Company vs Sterling Mills and 738 Faulkner vs Wamesit Power Company. Attorneys for plaintiffs were Butler Webster Marshall with Lincoln for defendants. Docket numbers 768 771 788 790 792 793 794 795 791 2906 listed.

Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth Fisxo C. J Hormes Exonxtron Laresor Barkker, Jr Wamesit Power Company Sterling Mills B. F. Butler P. Webster J. N. Marshall S. Lincoln W.A. Munroe L. D. Brandeis Faulkner W. A. Manroce

Supreme Judicial Court lists cases for April sitting

Suffolk county Supreme Judicial Court orders counsel to mark by March 31 whether cases will be tried with a jury or waived for the April sitting. Cases include Spaulding v Fletcher Clarke v Talbot Mayhew v Whiting Vinton v Greene Smith v Walker Rice v Robbina Fogg v Golden Lion Wright v Willis.

Spaulding Fletcher Clarke Talbot Mayhew

Damages suit details in Suffolk Superior Court session notes

Suffolk Superior Court proceedings document multiple actions from March sessions. Cases include Fiske v Fitchburg Railroad for 5000 damages from an awning injury at Greenfield depot, and Emily E. Duval v Chelsea for 3000 damages after a sidewalk stump trip on Chestnut Street. Also listed are numerous insurance, contract and tort actions, with defendants and counsel named, entries suspended to Wednesday, and probate wills admitted.

Snuffolk Horkins Fiske Fitchburg Railroad Company Greenfield J. D. Long J. F. Wheeler G. A Same Sprinefield Fire & Marine Insurance Company Sun Fire Office Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance Company Fitchburg Mutual Fire Insurance Company North British Fire Insurance Company Congregational Church Rockland L.S. Dabney W. A. Gaston

Local names listed under administrations and trustees

The document lists individuals including Francis F. Bibber Vinal Sarah S. Munger Selien H Lering Laura Ann Pollard William B Stevens Herbert W Hunt and a long roster of Administrations such as Patrick A Morrissey Nicholas Summers Mary Donigan James Doogue George FE Learnard Julia M G Ring David F Woods Francis M Lawrence Hannah Jabber Spencer C Dodge Rudulph J F Zimmermann George W Downs Julia Murphy George Brown Bethiah B Conley James W McNamara Thacher T Sweat Thomas Sampson James H Johnson and Granville S Seaverns.

Officers Elected at S. A. Woods Machine Co Meeting

The annual stockholders meeting elected S. A. Woods as president and Frank F. Woods as vice president with Elroy N. Heath as secretary and treasurer and Husea R. Tillison as superintendent. Directors include S. A. Woods Frank F. Woods Henry Faxon Elroy N. Heath and Howard Watson. A usual dividend was declared.

S. A. Woods Machine Company S. A. Woods Frank F. Woods Elroy N. Heath Husea R. Tillison Henry Faxon Howard Watson

Probate citation and estate notice from Boston area records

A probate court citation names Joseph H. Langley and Charles F. Hall as executors seeking letters testamentary for a deceased's will with bondless administration. Public notice requires weekly Boston Post publication for three weeks and a final notice at least two days before the April 11, 1892 hearing, witnessed by Judge Joan W. McKim. An administratrix announces issuance of letters for James W. McNamara estate with demands and debts.

Joseph H. Langley Charles F. Hall Boston Hospa Suffolk Boston Post Joan W. McKim Arch Elijah George Wnyande James W. McNamara Lllen McNamara Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court T.oston John Noble H. Cooper Commonwealth OF. Massachusetts Sufiolk Mary Mahoney Hhereby John W. McKim Elwal George

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