Senate Debate Over Baby Farms Prompted Calls for Regulation
Mr Meade of Essex urged immediate passage of a stringent bill regulating baby farms after visiting three sites and citing cases of starving children. He praised the Boston Post’s exposure of the abuse and opposed Coveney’s substitute aimed at shielding mothers from publicity. The Senate also tabled a gas industry cost study substitute and the House spent most time on endowment orders, with votes on powers bills and city charter receipts.
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Senate
Meade
Essex
Coveney
Suffolk
Boston Post
McNary
McEttrick
Gas Commission
Bay State Gas Company
Bay State
Boston
Dorchester
Roxbury
South Boston
Bay State Gas
Kelley
Leopard
Waltham
Brown
Bennett
Everett
Abchriles
Medford
Committee On Cities
House
Central Massachusetts Railroad
The Lone Star Cotton Picker and Boston Business Ads
A lengthy ad page outlines the Lone Star Cotton Picker as a promising investment with stock offered at par value $10 a share amid expected strong future value. It also highlights real estate brokers W. A. Smith and De Kay Townsend, Merchants Co operative Bank, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, and other Boston firms on Milk Street offering financial services, insurance, titles, fire alarms, tin cans, photography, pens, cigars, and office supplies.
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Treasury
Lone Star
W. A. Smith
Milk Street
School Street
Boston Real Estate Exchange and Auction Board
Merchants Despatch Transportation Company
de Kay Townsend
New England
Pearl
Massachusetts
Springfield
Boston
Bowdoin Building
Mill Street
Merchants’ Co-operative Bank
Massachuett Title Company
Watkins Automatic
Tlhey
Boston Can Company
Commercial Street
Edward F. Smith
Mall Street
Woo
Dunlap Pep Company
Irwin
Conrad
Joseph P. Boyce Company
Ten Mills
H. M. Mason
Frank X. Oberle
Central Wharf
United States Bureau of Registry Information and Collection
Nelson Monroe
Hooper, Lewis & Co
Vienna
Not dead but stolen bulldog king of the neighborhood
A bold bulldog described as the king of the neighborhood is missing. A gnawed bone, empty water pan, and dangling chain indicate a theft. George Toad of 97 Charles River Avenue reports his bulldog and horse blankets stolen. crowds fear rabies amid the search for the dog.
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George Toad
Charles River Avenue
In the First Circuit DeLoriea Patent Infringement Appeal
In the United States Court of Appeals First Circuit on May 8 the case of Reuben Arey et al versus J F DeLoriea et al arose from tort for infringement of letters patent related to unchairing and scouring machines granted to W MacDonald. The Circuit Court jury ruled for the defendant in error with damages of 100 dollars. plaintiffs in error appealed. Attorneys Millech Foster for plaintiffs in error Halt for defendant in error.
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United States Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Putnam and
Nelson
Reuben Arey
J. F. DeLoriea
W.macdonald
J. H. Millech
J. W. Foster
J. M. Halt
Federal Petition Seeks Restraint in False Imprisonment Suit
PuTwanM and J William Sinclair seek to restrain the Middlesex Superior Court from proceeding in a suit brought by Charles M Pierce for 25000 dollars. Sinclair and Pierce, both U S Army personnel, claim the court lacks jurisdiction and the matter should be reserved for federal authority. Marshall and Manning represent petitioners and defendants respectively.
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Decision Reserve
J. N. Marshall
United States District Attorney
J. F. Manning
Supreme Judicial Court cases in May on Boston property and tax dispute
May 5 items include Boutty-Latrrepr restraining stable construction on Back Bay and Swasey Liellier for plaintiffs against Kenney Clark. second case Hloughton et al versus city of Boston concerns tax warrant and a check drawn on Maverick National Bank treated as not deposited. both to be reported to the fall bench for final decision.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Boutty—Latrarepr
J. H. W. White
Kenney and Clark
Board of Health
Fall Bench
G. R. Swasey
C.K. Liellier
Bf. Peabody
A. Williams
S. Hloughton
City of Boston
Hill
Maverick National Bank
Supreme Court
J. UO. Eele
T. M. Babson
Setis
Boston
County of
Munteington Storage Warehouse Company
City of
Sid Capital
State Street
Dloston
A.tn
Dosimetric System Promises Cure for Cancer and Ailments
A bold claim outlines a dosimetric system that purportedly makes cancer, consumption, and related illnesses vanish through its treatment. The report emphasizes potential health impacts and notes preliminary, unverified results.
Superior Court Session Resumes Many Damages Suits
In Suffolk Superior Court on May 5 the thirteen suits against Minnesota Title Insurance and Trust Co. were resumed and unfinished. Plaintiffs include Morse Jr and Keith. defendants Strout Coolidge Rand. Docket includes many named cases such as 3633 Boston Furnace Co and others. Equity session features Ryman v Brownbridge et al seeking accounting on a $250 note and $356 lent. defense argues note was conditional and non negotiable. The session notes refer to a second session and other dockets with various v. cases.
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Suffolk
Herkins
Minnesota Title, Insurance and Trust Company
R. M. Morse, Jr
J. H. Keith
A. A. Strout
W. H. Coolidge
E. L. Rand
Boston Furnace Co
Sands
Wallburg
Star
Holt
Donovan
Buck
Knights
Jennings
Finch
Muller
Pierce
French
Goring
Woodbury
Sheerman
Dunlap
King
Madden
Boston
Dewery
Fred Joy
Saunders
J. H. Benton, Jr
A. E. Avery
Dewey
J. Fred S. Ryman
William T. Brownbridge
F. M. Davis
F. L. Washburn
Massachu
Annes
F. Banfield
David Vinal
F. Banéela
Charles H. Fiske
Sain David Vinal
Gaid Court
Harvard and
Wales Streets
Dorchester
Loston
Anne
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Pierce v. Peck and related cases list
A historical docket entry lists multiple civil actions with docket numbers and party names, including Bassett v Lamson and Evans v Tremont and Suffolk Mills, among others like Metenats v Winn and Nicholson v Lowell and Dracut Street Railway. The fragmentary record references courts or jurisdictions and year markers in a condensed case index.
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Vrner
Pierce
Peck
Burnham
Littlefield
Bassett
Lamson
Potter
Rep
Ve Leith
Evans
Tremont
Suffolk Mills
Metenats
Winn
Same
Nicholson
Lowell & Dracut St. Ry
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Andrew Fiske
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
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Middlesex
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Lowell
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Cambridge
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Henry M. Litchieield
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J. Lowell, Jr
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Hatrick J
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Laura By.muel
Mccill
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Arthur B. Parks
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J. J. Manning
Prentiss Webster
Charles F. Hamilton
Pro Ams
Charles Cowley
John J. Hogan
Moxie Nerve Food Co
Sartlett
Barry
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Doyle
Streeter
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Vacuum Oil Company
Greenhead
A. J. Pratt
Wilson
Wight
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Loring E. Wheeler
Noston
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William Woart Loring
Weston Lewis
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Clara A. Harms
Jonn W. McKim
Sassachusetts
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Keston
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Joan W. McKim, Esq
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Wm. B. F. Whall
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Lizzie Gilly
Lipston
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Elijah Gilorge
Massa Coujsetys
John H. Everett
Said County
Otis E. Weld
Augusta RK
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Joan W. McKuis
Daniel Donovan
Tate
Margaret F. Tracey
Anthony O'Hara
Charles I
Caulfield
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Supfolk
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John Courtney
Michael J. O'Donnell
Boston Lost
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Ommonwealth
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Oston
Sheerin
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O'Tace
Gchauncy Marshall, Tate
Katie J. Marshall
Xecutrix
Otilce
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Tremount St
Margaret Connelly
Ellen E. Connelly
Adinx
Mary Mebregan
Megan
Hannah Long
Admx
Edmund Dwight
Winchester
David P. Kimball
Henry Lee
Alfred D. Foster
Eben D. Jordan
Fred’k L. Ames
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
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H. Cooper
George Washington Riggs
Revere
Labore
Annie Rebecca Riggs
Ralvil Kingston
Susan Ann Kingston
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Overseers of the Poor of
State Board of Lunary and Charity
Ralph Kingstosgus
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Bainbridge W. Woodward
Savolk
Nrm
In Gore & Co
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Hoston
Samme
A. Willard
D A. Willard
Messrs
Gaston & Whitney
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Chas. Ss. Burke
Devonshire St