Probate notices for Martha Tufts and others in Boston
The Massachusetts Probate Court cites heirs and interested parties for Martha Tufts estate probate with executor Hayes to be granted letters testamentary without bond. Public notice required weekly for three weeks in Boston Post. last publication two days before court. Also petitions to change Bruce Harding to Richard Bruce Jarding and to administer Mary F. Cahill estate, with citations for appearance in Boston on end of March 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Martha Tufts
Boston
Benjamin Pb. Hayes
Medford
Middlesex
Suffolk
Joax W. Moki
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Bruce Harding
Albert Jo. Harding
Richard Bruce Jarding
Boston Post
Joan W. McKix
Commonwealths of Massachusetts
Lydia Pb. Parker
William T. Bowditch
Munder
Wendell P. Cabot
Charles 8
Jonn W. McKim
John Doyle
John TD. Doyle
Mary T. Leach
Joan W. McKim
Squire
Nellie A. Batchelder
William J. Batchelder
John Crowley
Sail County
John W. Fraser
Joan W. Mekin
Jude
Sait Court
Orray A. Tal
Winthrop
Charles Ss. Lincoln
Somerville
Joan W. Meek. Esquire
Notice of Administration for Max Reinitz Estate
Massachusetts probate notice cites next of kin and creditors in Suffolk to appear March 30 1893 in Boston Probate Court regarding letters of administration to Thomas Dean public administrator. Public notice to be printed weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Judge John W. Mekie. Register Elsa George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Thomas F. Hughes
Boston
Mary,hughes
Santineg
Catherine M. Keleher
Denis Murphy
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Elijah George
Edward A. Fallon
John Fallon
Providence
Rhode Island
Toston
Esquire
Register
John W. Mekie
Elsa George
James Lester
Joseph N. Pastene
Sime
Probate Court Citations for Boston Wills 1893
Massachusetts probate notices cite heirs and next of kin for three cases. George F Towle and Rosa Peirano cases seek letters testamentary, Esther Nelson estate seeks administration with Barnard Nelson named. Citations require appearances at Boston Probate Court on April 6 1893 with public notices in the Boston Post.
Massachusetts Probate Notices of Administrations and Wills
A sequence of probate notices from Massachusetts announces appointments of administrators and executors for estates in Suffolk. It includes petitions for letters of administration for James Lester, Patrick Barry and others, citations to appear in Boston Probate Court, and notices of executors and executrixes like Eliza Gourley and Laura Rollins with payment and demand rules.
Supreme Judicial Court elicits equity docket and cases
A condensed list of equity cases before the Commonwealth's Supreme Judicial Court followed by Suffolk sessions names Fogg v Golden Lion Evans v Wall Moors v Washburn Wheatland v Silsbee Holmes v Coates Crowell v Keene Dudley adair v Sanborn Emerson v Atkinson Cressy v Willis Knowton Barnes Brown Everett Storey Murphy Crowley Watson Lincoln Libbey Crosby Chicopee Manufacturing Dwight Manufacturing Hall Crowley Commonwealth v Suffolk Trust Evarett Woodworth Brown Day Abbott McMorrow and related orders. Superior Court adjourns to first Tuesday in April motions heard today J S Clark vs Belvidere Wool for $7500. P J Hoar, John Lowell Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
Emerson
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Equity
Evarett
Woodworth
Union P. Tea Company
Brown Et al
Exprs
Day
Gray
Abbott
Hills
McMorrow
Keith
Divorce Libels List for Cambridge Session March 27 1898
Court opens Monday morning March 27 in Cambridge for libels for divorce on the Cambridge list Nos 282 to 873 of the uncontested list in DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS Boston March 24 1898. Richard W. Goding of Boston applies for admission as attorney and counsellor of the U S Circuit Court per Francis S. Fiske Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carville
Town of
Westford
Saime
Same
Atwood
Barrows
Wright
Swift
Brownlee
City of
Lowell
Champagne Cotopt
Daniel
Callahan
Scuily
Cowley
O’connell
Cambridge
Bono, J. Court
District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Richard W. Goding
Aaid
Francis S. Fiske
U. S. Circuit Court
Oohlah Club Seeks Parade Role at Bunker Hill Day
The Oohlah Club of Lynn signs to join the Seventeenth of June Carnival parade on Bunker Hill Day and asks for prizes rather than financial aid. The move is praised as a model for local groups. A Frothingham School teacher forms a club to curb whispering by pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oohlah Club
Lynn
Bunker Hill
Frothingham
East Boston Community Notes and Events
East Boston reports Rev Loren McDonald of New Old South Church preached at Unitarian Church in exchange with Rev Dr Fiske. Columbia Whist Club to award prizes at regular meeting in Wescott Hall with musical program and collation. John J Brown of Lowell in town. Harry Bresnahan visiting Alton Bay to return in two weeks. Bishop Jagger to administer confirmation at St Marys Free Church for Sailors tomorrow. T A Mead of Chapman School recovered from illness. Central Square Baptist Church sermon by Rev M Gardner with baptisms. University extension meeting in Central Hall tomorrow. W A C Corps No 3 to host John A Hawes with entertainment and music. May Mooney of Meridian Street appeared at William Dixon benefit at Hollis Street. Illisouette Council Daughters of Pocahontas to mark fiftieth anniversary April 4. Engagement Amos Roberts and Ella L Young announced. John H Whittaker returned to Milford NH after visit. Joseph E Taylor of Manchester NH returned home after brief visit. John J Sullivan of Loudon Street hurt in Lincoln Street fire able to be out. Tue Ferryman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren McDonald
New Old South Church
Unitarian Church
Fiske
Columbia Whist Club
Wescott Hall
John J. Brown
Lowell
Harry Bresnahan
Alton Bay
Jagger
Ohio
St. Mary’s Free Church
T. A. Mead
Chapman School
Central Square Baptist Church
Br. M. Gardner
Vanity Fair
University Extension
East Boston
Central Hall
W. A. C. Corps
John A. Hawes
Post 159
May Mooney
Meridian Street
William Dixon
Hollis Street
Illisouette Council
Daughters of Pocahontas
Amos Roberts
Ella L. Young
John H. Whittaker
Milford
N. H
Webster Street
Joseph E. Taylor
Manchester
John J. Sullivan
Loudon Street
Lincoln Street
West Roxbury Community Notices and Events
West Roxbury district items include Roslindale Lodge festival at Germania Hall on Beech street Tuesday and Belleview Lodge initiation of two candidates on Tuesday. A steam laundry opens at Boylston Station by C H Prescott of Concord New Hampshire. West Roxbury Athletic Association to stage a Thursday dramatic entertainment at Hastings street grounds to fund improvements. Rev E H Todd to host farewell reception at West Roxbury M E Church Park street Wednesday evening. King’s Daughters officers elected at Central Congregational Church Elm street. BOYLSTON STATION.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslindale Lodge
Germania Hall
Beech Street
A. I. Jewell
Rockview Street
Boylston Station
C. H. Prescott
Concord
N. H
West Roxbury Athletic Association
Hastings Street
E. H. Todd
West Roxbury
M. E
Park Street
Belleview Lodge No. 460
K. of H
King’s Daughters
King’s Daughters of the
Central Congregational Church
Elm Street
J. E. Tuttle
Grace L. Tucker
Fannie E. Read
Esther Woodman
Boston Latin School visit to navy yard noted
Sub-Master Campbell's class toured the naval yard with Mate Jenny guiding the tour through the museum's relics. The Iwana tug will head to New York for the naval celebration and enter dry dock for cleaning and repainting. About two hundred bales of hemp arrived for the ropewalk as brisk work continues. Inspector Putnam praises railroad know-how, and Union Symposium Club hosted sister groups in a Queen's-taste event. BunkeR HILt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Davis
Harvard Street
Campbell
Boston Latin School
Navy Yard
Jenny
Naval Museum
Iwana
New York
Enterprise
F. L. Putnam
Charlestown
West End Road
Union Symposium Club
Messrs
John Fitzgerald
Thomas F. Troy
Percy D. Sawyer
Daniel Mahoney
Bunker Hilt
Community notices from Somerville reflect meetings and events
Somerville items list upcoming gatherings and actions including Crystal Wave Commandery meeting at Pythian Hall on March 7 with ritual and degree work, a West End road electric car color note, Golden Rule Society sale for piano fund, Primrose Club Easter Monday party for vestment contest, East Somerville Baptist Church service change, Rev. George Skine’s last sermon at First M E Church, Unitarian land refusals for church, Mrs George O Brastow Tent moving to Union Square Social Hall, call for Broadway sidewalk improvements, Unity Lodge calico party at Eberle Hall with Frazier’s Orchestra, and PowPowER House note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Wave Commandery
District 4
Pythian Hall
West End
Highland Avenue
Medford Street
Golden Rule Society
Winter Hill
M. E
Unitarian Church
George O. Brastow
Union Square
East Somerville
Broadway
Unity Lodge of Odd Ladies
Eberle Hall
Frazier
OL_p PowpER
Questioning the fruit behind cider in Texas lore
A fragment from Texas Siftings recalls a boy asked what fruit makes cider. He guesses wrongly, prompting a sharp remark about lack of knowledge. The tale then shifts to a past petty crime, where a farmer named Jones’s orchard is cited and the youth reports being thrashed for stealing last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Farmer Jones
Wickett picnic and Carleton party draw local interest
South Boston notices detail Wickett Associates annual picnic on Decoration day at Highland Lake grove with prizes. They report the Carleton Associates second fancy costume party at Pilgrim Hall on April 5. Local meetings, elections, and plans for a car station and life-saving rail are also noted along with theater and club events in City Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickett Associates
Highland Lake Grove
Wickett
Carleton Associates
Pilgrim Hall
Asocmf
South
William WE. Falvey
P. Kelley
James I’. Creed
James Connelly
Adams House Ticket Agency
City Point Catholic Association
St. Michael’s Hall
James A. Murphy
Dover
Washington Streets
Broadway
Dorchester Avenue
West End
South Boston
Marine Park
Dahlgren Hall
St. Patrick’s Y. M. C. A. Society
Brighton News and BaseballPrep Opens Office in Family Store
Brighton H S Newman, an insurance agent and auctioneer, launches a new office in his brother I F Newman’s news store. Hubert Smith and Baby Lou headline an April 19 entertainment staged by the Brighton Base Ball Association at Warren Hall. The Brighton Baseball Club trains for a stronger season and seeks games with top organizations. Church of Our Redeemer resumes normal operations after recent shock as Rev Mason Galligner of Brooklyn, a Reform Episcopal founder, preaches yesterday and will return next Sunday. Beacon Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Newman
I. F. Newman
Hubert Smith
Lou
Brighton Baseball Association
Warren Hall
Brighton Baseball Club
Church of Our Redeemer
Mason Galligner
Brooklyn
Reformed Episcopal Church
Beacon Park
Fire at Tomfohrde's Restaurant Destroys Rear Building
Fire discovered in the kitchen of Tomfohrde's restaurant at 45 and 7 Court Street yesterday around 9 30. The blaze burned the entire rear from basement to roof, causing losses likely over 3000 dollars for building and contents. Fire is believed to have started from soot in the flue and is fully insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomfohrde’s
Court Street
Sideboard worth the cost of convenience and beauty
In 1892 the author laments lacking a modern sideboard and notes Paine's at 48 Canal Street Boston sells them for 15 to 40 dollars, arguing the item's convenience and propriety justify the expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine’s
Canal Street
Boston
Large prize draw offers two round trip tickets to winners
The notice explains two offers 6 and 7 awarding round trip tickets to the top voters in New England not in five special sections. It invites readers to hurry votes or coupons, with copies of THE POST available at one cent from the Post Office or newsdealers at wholesale price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Cambridge
LARCE
New England
Thie Post
World Fair Election Ballot Listings and Voter Names
A condensed list shows candidates with votes tallied for the World’s Fair vote. Names and addresses from Melrose to Everett, Lynn, Medford, and beyond appear with vote counts ranging from around 1,000 to over 23,000, alongside eligibility notes and precinct references.
Cambridge resident list of names and addresses
A compiled directory snippet lists individuals with street addresses in Cambridge including James Pitt 1229 Cambridge st Thomas Gannon 18 543 Cambridge st FE Colbert 341 Windsor st Frank P Brown transfer station Thomas N Ayres Fifth st Samuel W Joel 10 Watson st Peter S McKay 3 Tremont Pl E F Wilkins Austin st D W Chadwick 27 Austin st John Bergin 154 Amory St E B L Howard 58 North ave Charles A Murray Cambridgeport Cycle Cit Lewis Hows and W H Holahan 724 Washington st among others with various numbers and entries, indicating a residential or business roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
James Pitt
Cambridge St
Thomas Gannon
FE. Colbert
Windsor St
Frank P. Brown
Thomas N. Ayres
Fifth St
Samuel W. Joel
Watson St
Peter S. McKay
Tremont
E. F. Wilkins
Austin St
W. K. Chadwick
John Bergin
Amory St
E. B. L. Howard
North Ave
Charles A. Murray
Cambridgeport Cycle Cit
Lewis’ Hows
W. H. Holahan
Washington St
Local Residents Listed With Addresses and Sums
A fragmented list shows names such as George H. Smith at 660 Broadway and William F. Corcoran at 282 W Fifth St with associated figures like 20, 2,345 and 1,310. Other entries include Frank Hans 131 Gold St and J J Deveney 90 G St, along with partial notes and scattered initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George H. Smith
Broadway
Charles H. Hatch, Jr
West Poule En Carn
Esse
Keeles
Walter T. Rice
C St
J. J. Deveney
Dorchester Notes On Local Developments And Events
Dorchester updates cover the Dorchester Yacht Club fundraiser at Associates Hall Milton, street name changes for stations and new parkway work on Mt Vernon street, two marsh buildings planned near Savin Hill Glover’s Corner likely housing Dorchester Athletic Club, Beacon’s call to refurbish Town Field for ball playing, criticized city neglect of sport grounds, a performance by Lieutenant Nat Bowditch at CGAS Re Hab on Park Street Grove Hall on April 14, and a list of areas served from Adams to Dorchester local Englewood and Crestchester avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Yacht Club
Associates Hall
Milton
Dorchester Station
Baker’s Court
Ranch
Butler
Venue
Coroner Mills Hillsdale
Huntoon
Medway
Richmond
Richview
Riverview Avenue
Ruggles
St. Gregory’s Court
Vose
Washington
Mt. Vernon Street
Dorchester Avenue
Savin Hill Avenue
Glover’s Corner
Dorchester
Dorchester Athletic Club
Nat. Bowditch
S. of V
Park Street
Grove Hall
Mattapa
Adams
Avondale Place
Bellows Place
Churchill — Place
Crest Achester Avenue
Englewood
Grant Place
Wells Memorial Institute winter closing exercises
The Wells Memorial Institute for Workingmen and Women announces the winter class and lecture closing program on Wednesday evening at 8. Expected speakers include Governor Russell Mayor Matthews and Robert Treat Paine, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Memorial Institute For Workingmen and Women
Governor Russell
Matthews
Robert Treat Paine
Roxbury Clubs Plan Parades and Dances Across Several Venues
Roxbury veteran firemen social events draw attention with Boston Common parade plans. Butcher Boys of Braintree and the Peabodys back Roxbury units, while feds use a Button engine supported by Waltham and Newton. Community groups schedule dances, balls, and socials across Knights of Honor Halls and Grand Army Hall, with parties at Orientary and Orienta hall. Roxbury Crossing notes relocations and a spring athletic exhibition at the Dudley Street Opera House on April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Red Jackets
Cambridge
Boston Common
Roxburys
Butcher Boys
Braintree
Peabodys
Feds
Walthams
Newtons
George E. Gray
Tremont Street
Pulley Lodge No. 109
Knights of Honor
Washington Street
Alpha Orchestra
Thomas G. Stevnson
Grand Army Hall
Women’s Relief Corps
Post
Roxbury Athletic Club
Dudley Street Opera House
Loxbury Crossing
Wilmarth Actor Died of Phthisis Not Typhus Fever
A March 23 Post item claimed Rufus C. Wilmarth died of typhus fever at his home 902 Tremont Street. Mrs Wilmarth says the cause was phthisis caused by pneumonia contracted four years earlier and never fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus C. Wilmarth
Tremont Street
Your Last Chance Decide Chicago Trip At 2 P M
A news item explains that at 2 PM votes decide who travels to the World's Fair in Chicago. It notes coupons must be in by 2. The Post’s World's Fair Editor receives votes for J Jacobs of Waitt & Bond’s Cigar Manufactory, Miss Lucy Drennan, and George Bradley with supporters urging credit and betting odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
J. Jacobs
Waitt & Bond
Mr. Jacobs
Tam
South
Boston
William Gorman
the Post
Lucy Drennan
Rosseter Street
George Bradley
Warwick Street
South End
Bradley
Chicago
Chronicle highlights and local developments on Putnam avenue
The Chronicle notes a twelve page issue featuring cartoons and two column headlines. It reports a six room apartment planned on Putnam avenue for James Murphy with architect H. Bartlett. It mentions a mayoral debate over Streets Reed’s replacement, notes a Prospect Street Church address by Professor George Harris, and announces Edwin S. Burton and Helen M. Ward engagement. Additional items include Elie H. La Pierre joining Broadway Pharmacy and a Tennyson reading event at Odd Fellows Hall with soloists and tableaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Putnam Avenue
James Murphy
H. Bartlett
George Fogerty
Reed
Prospect Street Church
George Harris
D.D
Andover
Tucker
Edwin S. Burton
Helen M. Ward
Philander Crocker
Broadway
A. E. Lynch
Broadway Pharmacy
Tennyson
Miss Clark
John D. Merrill
Miss McGregor
Frank Pratt
Harvakp Bripge
Chelsea Community Hears Music and Notes of Local Life
The Y M C A holds its last meeting of the year with Mrs Walter C Bailey performing solos. Elizabeth Young’s funeral was at 2 PM at Mrs Emma Chase’s home on Fourth Street. Chelsea Temperance Club marks twenty years with a Hawthorne Hall program and supper. Republican caucuses set for Tuesday evening in ward rooms as Joseph Keating visits town. A sacred concert by John J Braham featuring Malle Jelle Maggini Fiedler and others at the Academy of Music last night. George McCarthy misses event due to a southern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Bailey
Elizabeth Young
Emma Chase
Fourth Street
Chelsea Temperance Club
Hawthorne Hall
Oseph Keating
Mij
Academy of Music
John J. Braham
Mme
Marie Malle Jelle
Signor Maggini
SIMPLY DRIVEN TO IT quote fuels row in Detroit Free Press
A fragment from Detroit Free Press features a heated exchange where a woman asks why men lie to women and a man retorts that women demand compliments, reflecting gender tension and sharp dialogue in a press snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary F. Cahill
Austin H. Connell
Jonn WV. McKim, Esquire
Myra W. Abbott
Julia F. Sherman
John W. Mckrim
Eves
Adeline Baryslett
Edward L. Bartlett
Thomas Wentworth
Catherine McLean
Fames F. McLean
Acnir
Catie Erine FE
Curley
John J. Curley
Green Street
Jamaica Plain
Joan W. McKi
Elaiire
Rosa Peteano
Rossa *Ferana
Carlo Peirano
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Esther Nelson
Ecourt
Barnard Nelson
Joun W. McKim
Corrt
Heteuy Urey
Elijas George
John Gouerley
Eliza Gourley
Catharine Silea
Jeremiah F. O'Brien
Orauce
John Burke
Albert F. Hayden
Admr
Poston
O'Rece
Louvisa Forster
Edward J. Forster
George E. Rollins
Laura A
Rolelns
Executix
Bos On
Tomfohrde
Thomas F. Hickey
Melrose
Mass
K. R. Neptune
Eaton St
George W. Buchan
D. L. Munns
Chapmanst
B. J. Whitmore
Everett
Elans
W. H. Walsh
Young’s Hotel
John Farrell
Endicott St
Daniel F. Leahy
North Market
William Wall
John F. Welton, Jr
Greenough
Henry L. D’eutremont
Peabody
J. J. Murray
Pleasant St
John Meaney
M. A. Kerns
Walker Ave
George H. Melick
Prospect St
Alfred F. Ruby
Main St
Eddie D. Hughes
William P. Barnes
Mapleave
B. E. Chambers
Linden St
J. W. Corbett
Lexington St
Joseph J. Dutra
Cherry St
Aes
Frank Leamy, Jr
Auburn St
Henry Pero
Maverick St
Eee
Ord
G. E. Dunbar
Joe Sylvester
Border St
George H. McDevett
Chelsea St
D. McCarthy
Summer St
Joseph P. Egan
Grove St
Wm. G. Newman
Williams St
James Barry
Lewis St
Arnold Thompson
Congress Avenue
S. N. Archibald
A. McDougall
Paris Ssr
Ees
Plimmer
M. K Stickland
Decatur St
Ed Holland
Cor. Pope and Curtis
William A. McCarthy
Decaturst
Geo. F. Bradley
Warwick St
Dr. Bishop
Worcester Sq
Jack Jacobs
Kendall St
Rosseter St
J. L. Kingston
Edgewood St
Michael J. Cadigain
Norwich St
James Husson
Nawn Court
Osre
W. Fleming
Field St
J. A. Downey
Penryth St
H. McKenzie
Shawmut Ave
Robert Lockhart G
Camden St
Leo LenoscRe
Ss Ae
Walter L. Cox
Columbus Ave
William Hayward
H. Strecker
Green St
Samuel Packard
T. Ee Too
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