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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1896

Page

7

Virtue of Omission Sermon At Christian Union

Rev. William H. Branigan of Dorchester delivered a vesper sermon on The Virtue of Omission citing Acts 27 18 They Lightened the Ship and arguing that selecting what to omit preserves life and faith He urged shedding vices frivolities and unnecessary rites to value simple Christian teaching The Damon sisters and Mrs Flora E Barry provided musical selections with Palm Branches sung impressively.

The Christian Union William H. Branigan Dorchester Damon Sisters Flora E. Barry Mr. Branigan Lfe Paul Jesus

Glenmore Worsted Mills Fire Hits Philadelphia Losses

Fire at the Glenmore Worsted Mills owned by Samuel P. Woods & Sons in Philadelphia caused 195000 dollars in stock and machinery loss with 140000 dollars insured. The building loss stands at 40000 dollars with unknown insurance. Three hundred workers were laid off. A separate blaze at North Star Tannery Company caused about 50000 dollars in damage, with partial insurance.

Philadelphia Glenmore Samuel P. Woods & Sons North Star Tannery Company

Maritime Traffic Briefs from March Almanac

Miniature almanac notes dawn and dusk times for March 30 and the Moon phase, then lists arriving ships and cargoes. Steamer Peconic and Boston, Essex, Reading, Bay State, City of Gloucester, and tug lines are named with origins, destinations, and tows. Several schooners from Philadelphia, Weymouth, Annapolis, St John NB, and Thomaston are listed with cargos or destinations in a dense maritime update.

Peconic Mills Palermo Phelps Bros. & Co Gibraltar Boston Stanwood Yarmouth N. S John G. Hai’ & Co Essex Bond Baltimore Norfolk A. M. Gram Reading Hanson Philadelphia Henry Clay Bay State Snowman Portland City of Gloucester Godfrey Gloucester Colon Paine New York Maiie Dudley Pray Merlin Scranton Plymouth Kendrick Fort Johnson Emma S. Crowell Robert H. Rathbun Hock Perth Amboy Baffle Bonanza Bristol Blue Bird John Wise Geyer Rockport Mass Margery Arena Warker Buenos Ayres John G. Hall & O W. K. Smith Everett Weymouth J. B. Martin Berry Annapolis Roseneath Hathorn Fernandina Isaac T. Campbell Matthews Charleston Sarah C. Ropes Kroger Henry L. Peckham Harding Young Brothers Snow

Mining and Manufacturing Entries From Santa Rosa and Fort Wayne

A garbled list of named items appears including Gold Coin Mining, Arnold Mining, American Electric Heating, Mollie Gibson Mining, Morley Button Sewing, Goodyear Shoe Machine, and Santa Rosa California references. The fragmentary notes suggest an inventory or trade ledger with prices or quantities and place names such as Fort Wayne and Fort payee.

International Button Pees Arnold Mining Eiiaseweles Fort Way Elee Epiewrea Fort Payee SOROS American Electric Heating Mollie Gibson Mining Santa Rosa California Goodyear Shoe Machine Sana

Butte and Boston Mining Company Reorganization Committee Formed

A majority of bondholders consent to reorganize the company with E Rollins Morse as chairman and Thomas Nelson as secretary. Receivership and missed coupon payments trigger action to protect bonds, shareholders, and creditors. Deposits of claims and securities may be made with Old Colony Trust Company of Boston until March 1 1896, with withdrawal rights if the plan is unsatisfactory.

E. Rollins Morse Thomas Nelson Old Colony Trust Company of Boston

Probate Notice in Samuel F Ireland Estate Case

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk probate court cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of Samuel F Ireland Boston for probate of a last will. William P Mitchell seeks letters testamentary without bond. court set April 9 at 10 AM in Boston. Public notice required weekly for three weeks and mailing to known heirs seven days before court. Judge John W McKim signs. Elijah George registers.

Eighth Account in Hubbard Estate Cited for Allowance

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites all interested parties in the estate of Charles T Hubbard late of Weston to appear April 14 1896 in Cambridge to show cause why the trustees eighth account under the will should not be allowed. The citation requires service by delivery or weekly publication in the Boston Post and mailing to known interested persons seven days prior. Witness Judge Charles J MelIntire.

Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Middlesex Charles T. Hubbard Weston Charles W. Hubbard Cambridge Boston Post Boston Charles J. MelIntire Esquire S. H. Folsom Register

Petition for administration of David Adams estate

Citizens are cited in Suffolk County to appear in Boston Probate Court on April 2 1886 at ten to show cause why Samuel Henderson of Boston should not be granted administration without bond. The notice requires publication for three weeks in the Boston Post, with final publication at least one day before the court. Witness Judge John W McKim March 14 1896. Elijah George, Register.

Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Suffolk Samuel F. Ireland Boston Eaid Court William P. Mitchell Somerville Middlesex Boston Post John W. McKim Esquire Elijah George Register David Adams Samuel Henderson Hlijah George Ellen Cotter Timothy Cotter Albert B. Hall Watertown Bessih S Marshall B. Hall Erskine Warden Waltham Cambridge Charles J. McIntire S. H. Folsom Lewised Pratt Chelsea Henrietta C. Pratt Addison A. Reeve William R. Reeve Daniel Sullivan Patrick Coughlin Jude Sir Elijah George Frederick C. Libbey Malden I. Franklin Libbey Patrick E. Pender Catherine Pender Sophronia Brown Eva Jane Brown Elitah George State House Chas. Endicott Superior Court Samuel A. Blassand G. Harry Lester Binghamton Broome Commonwealth Jos. A. Willard George N. Proctor John A. Proctor Copartners N. Louis Sheldon School Street Margeria Maynard San Francisco Cal James D. Atkins Mass Suffolk County Register of Deeds Harriet Otis Cruft Suffolk County Registry of Deeds Five Cent Savings Bank Massachusetts Washington, Parker and Waltham Streets Harrison Avenue Waltham Street Royal Bosworth Harriet Otis Craft WM. A. French

Probate Notice of Mary O'Sullivan Estate in Boston

Suffolk probate court calls heirs and interested parties to a hearing in April 1896 on Andrew John Roche's petition to be appointed executor without bond. Public notice must appear weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and be mailed to known interested persons seven days before court. Witness John W. McKim, judge. Elijah George, register.

Probate citation in Ellen Cotter estate case dated 1896

Next of kin creditors and interested parties must appear in the Suffolk Probate Court in Boston on April 9 1896 at 10 oclock to show cause why Timothy Cotter may be granted without surety on his bond. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Judge John W. McKim presiding.

Guardian Appointment Citation for Middlesex Minors

Probate Court in Cambridge authorizes Erskine Warden of Waltham to seek guardianship of minors Bessih S. Hall and Marshall B. Hall of Watertown. Hearing set for April 7, 1895 at 9 a.m.. publication required weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post.

Probate Court citation for Libbey trust final account

Suffolk Probate Court cites all interested in the Sept 4 1874 trust instrument to appear April 9 1896 at 10 am in Boston for the final account presented by Frederick C Libbey trustee. Publishes weekly for three weeks. last insertable publication one day before court. mail notices to known interested parties seven days before. Elijah George, Register.

Rights of HEIRS AT LAW in LEWIS PRATT Estate

Suffolk ss Probate Court citations heirs at law to appear in Boston on April 9 to approve a probate action for the estate of Lewis Pratt late of Chelsea. Henrietta C Pratt seeks a bondless claim to the estate, with public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. John W McKim J in charge.

Administration Petition in Addison A. Reeve Estate

A probate notice cites a petition to grant administration of Addison A. Reeve, late of Boston, to William R. Reeve without bond surety. Court appearance required in Boston with weekly publication in the Boston Post, last to appear at least one day before court. Judge John W. McKim signs the notice dated March 25, 1896.

Boston estate administrator appointed for Susan Walsh

Notice that James H. Leonard has been appointed administrator of the Susan Walsh estate of Boston Suffolk County who has given bond. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay the administrator. Boston March 25 1896.

Susan Walsh Boston Suffolk James H. Leonard Admr

Administratrix of JOHN DENNING estate named in Boston notice

Mary A. Denning appointed administratrix of the estate of John Denning late of Boston Suffolk County deceased intestate has given bond. Creditors must exhibit demands and debtors pay to Mary A. Denning Admx 26 Gates Street South Boston Mass Boston Jan 2 1896.

John Denning Boston Mary A. E. Melley Suffolk Timothy W. Melley Adams Adams Street Milton William F. Noyes Saii Elizabeth M. Noyes Brighton Avenue Wilbur R. Young Eliza B. Young Rockview Street Jamaica Plain Charles R. Goetz Elizabeth Goetz Mary A. BE Melley Rothy W. Melley Mass Johanna Murphy Oaton

Executor Appointed for Mary H Baldwin Estate

Thomas P Smith named executor of Mary H Baldwin late of Boston Suffolk County died testate He has given bond and will administer all estate demands and debts to be paid to the executor at 506 Shawmut Avenue Boston on March 21 1896

Mary H. Baldwin Boston Suffolk Thomas P. Smith Shawmut Avenue

Probate Court Schedules Hearing On Daniel Sullivan Estate

Suffolk Probate Court in Boston issues citation to next of kin and interested parties as guardian Patrick Coughlin seeks license to privately sell certain real estate of Daniel Sullivan, an insane ward. Court to convene March 13, notice to be published weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks.

Trust Estate of Frederick C Libbey in Malden Probate

Frederick C Libbey of Malden Middlesex presents petition as trustee to terminate the 1874 trust. He seeks payment of the remaining balance to himself as administrator of I Franklin Libbey’s estate and release from bond. Citations require publication in three weekly Boston Post notices. Judge John W. McKim presides.

Notice to next of kin on Patrick E. Pender estate

The next of kin creditors and all interested in the estate of Patrick E. Pender are cited to appear before McKim Esquire Judge on March 25, 1896, to show cause why Catherine Pender of Boston should not be granted the bond without surety.

Probate notice in Suffolk for SOPHRONIA BROWN estate

The Suffolk Probate Court advertises that EVA JANE BROWN seeks letters testamentary for SOPHRONIA BROWN of Boston after presenting a will. The ad directs citation publication and notification to heirs and creditors, with Elita George as register and Eliza B. Young as administrator.

Boston Estates Opened for Claims and Executors Named

Notices announce probate actions for several Boston estates. Elizabeth Goetz is named administratrix of Mary A. Melley’s estate, with creditors urged to pay to Rothy W. Melley. Executors Everett Trocette and Consuelo Hallett are appointed for Catherine L. P. Trubute, with bonds posted and duties to trust fulfilled.

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