Bank recovery in Watertown case details theft and arrests
John B. Goodrich arrives with about $12,000 stolen funds secured in Pierce City Missouri. Inspector Hanscomb and John J. Hughes accompany. Abbott’s arrest details unfold, including encounters with C F Clayton, large stock purchases, transfers to attorneys, and property auctions. About $20,000 recovered of $34,000 stolen. remaining funds to Jefferson City authorities. Bertie Hughes checked for misappropriated funds before San Francisco trip. Boston bankers sue the bank for 310,000 paid on cashier's checks. W G Russell retained as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Goodrich, Esq
Union Market National Bank
Watertown
Pierce City
Hanscomb
Boston
John J. Hughes
Abbott
St. Louis
C.F. Clayton
J. H. Foster
Clayton
Cincinnati
Miss Hughes
Rochester
N. Y
John Hughes
Goodrich
Jefferson City
Bertie Hughes
San Francisco
French & Foote and
Perkins, Dupee & Co
Abbott’s
W. G. Russell
Multiple local deaths and a burglary in New England
A roundup reports drownings and suicides across Massachusetts and Connecticut including Charles McDermott 70 found drowned at Lake Quinsigamond Worcester residents Patrick Burns and Dwight Meech died by heart disease and self harm respectively. A Nantucket woman Mary Reymond arrested for alleged murder of her illegitimate child claims stillborn birth. Worcester farmer John Lamb died by chloroform act while insane. Hartford saloon keeper James Trotter died by opium. Worcester death of Phoebe Hickory linked to malpractice with an inquest planned. Manchester laborer Joan Brennen survived failed suicide attempts. In Portland harbor Geo Hannaford 7 drowned after a squall, companion Hamilton rescued. Cochasett burglaries lead to suspect John Harris and Walter Burt. burglaries net about $450.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McDermott
Lake Quinsigamond
Patrick Burns
Worcester
Mass
Dwight L. Meech
Pachang
Conn
Mary Reymond
Nantucket
John Lamb
Oxford
Waldo House
James Trotter
Hartford
Phoebe Hickory
Joan Brennen
Manchester
N. H
Portland
House Island
Geo. Hannaford
Cape Elizabeth
Hamilton
Cochasett
Barney Dunbar
D@hbar
West
John Harris
Walter Burt
Diaz denies reports of attempted shooting and poisoning
Reports claim Gen Diaz faced assassination plots while denying them. Other dispatches note new details from Wilmington and Gouverneur incidents, plus regional stock and railway tensions. The week’s coverage includes Lafoor murder arrest, Trevino claims, and a large Belle Meade sale with strong prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaz
William Astor
Wilmington
Del
Whitney Marble Works
Gouverneur
St. Lawrence County
N. Y
Montreal
Bradley Barlow
Geo. 5
Mexico
Trevino
Monterey
Europe
Tennessee Jersey Breeders’ Association
Belle Meade
South
Laredo
Lauro Carazos
New Laredo
Notable Guests at Tremont and Revere Houses
Lord George Fitzgerald of Ireland registers at Tremont house while Rev C V Adams and wife of London stay at Revere house. Lieut A S Cummings and wife of Fort Monroe are guests at Tremont. Rev C F Nicholson of Bunker Hill Baptist church resigns due to ill health. George Kempton of Sharon expected to preside at the prohibitory state convention at the Meionnon Wednesday. leaders anticipate a fully attended gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord George Fitzgerald
Ireland
Tremont House
C. V. Adams
London
England
Revere House
A. S. Cummings
Fort Monroe
C. F. Nicholson
Bunker Hill
Berber surrender rumors flow from Cairo despatch
A Cairo despatch reports fresh surrender rumors for Berber. Rebels active near Figueras, Spain, have been driven across the frontier. Pattrick Slattery, on his death bed, testified that a police sergeant induced a false oath against the Delahunty brothers, who were condemned in Cork in 1883 to life servitude, asserting their innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Figueras
Spain
Pattrick Slattery
Delahunty
Cork
Delahuntys
Boston Faces Week With Record Deaths And Licenses
Last week in Boston 166 deaths were recorded. Police commissioners issued 900 licenses to sell liquor. Skinner and Arnold of Faneuil Hall square won the beef contract for public institutions for the coming year. Edward A. White retired from the fire commissioners board and surrendered the Fireman's Relief fund. Chief Engineer Green is expected to join the board today by certificate or mayoral appointment. Pawnbroker inspectors closed the year with 567 complaints and $8024 in recovered stolen property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Skinner & Arnold
Faneuil Hall Square
Edward A. White
Board of Fire Commissioners
Green
Draft of US naval apprentices moved to training ship New Hampshire
A draft of United States naval apprentice boys was transferred Friday from the Wabash to the training ship New Hampshire at Newport. Carpenter J. E. Keen, U. 58 N., in charge of the naval scales, has been granted 30 days leave of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Naval
Wabash
New Hampshire
Newport
J. E. Keen
U. 58. N
Naval
Probable Defeat of the Protectionists in the House
Speculation centers on a possible small majority against the protection democrats as the House debate closes. Randall and a core group oppose tariff reform, while others seek a compromise avoiding Morrison’s bill. Debate to conclude Tuesday with a close vote on striking out the enacting clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morrison
Gen. Curtin
Geddes
Barbour
Henley
Messrs
Randall
Eaton
Converse
Carlisle
Mr. Randall
Ohio
Blackburn
Kasson
Associated Press
House
Friends of
Young’s
Middlesex
Essex
New England
Newtowne
Threatyne
Massachusetts
Congress Tightens Immigration Laws Against Chinese Labor
Washington May 4 report notes the house passed a bill to broaden the immigration act to curb Chinese laborers. Debate featured Henley and George for, Rice against, with voting 184 to 13. The piece also covers a ciphered 400-page account book kept by Deputy Marshal Brown and anticipated disclosures about Marshal Hall’s office, plus disbarment motions against lawyers Bliss and Ker in a separate criminal court item.
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Washington
House
Henley
California
George
Oregon
Rice
United States
France
England
Pacific Coast
Garfield Memorial Hospital Fund
Garfield Memorial Fund
Confucius
Jesus of Nazareth
Glasscock
Willy
Sumner
Colorado
Cassidy
Nevada
Eaton
Connecticut
Lamb
Indiana
Lyman
Massachusetts
Hill
Illinois
Poland
Vermont
Browne
Skinner
New York
Yeas
Adams
Brewer
Everhart
Henderson
Kean
Price
Smalls
Spooner
Marshal Brown
Springer
Department of Justice
Secret Service
Pennsylvania
Brown
M Hall
Marshal Hall
Samuel J. Tilden
Pittsburg
Bliss and Ker
Criminal Court
Wylie
A. H. Jackson
George Bliss
William Ker
The
Sharp Contest in Montana GOP Convention Unfolds
In Bozeman Montana a fierce contest rages for delegates between Arthur and Blaine factions led by Crosby and Saunders as Edmunds supporters shift balance. Delegates to the national convention will be chosen from three slates with no clear majority. An informal tally shows Arthur 23 and 38 scattered, with a split expected between Blaine and Edmunds. The Civil Service Reform association warns officials attending the convention could face charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mr. Arthur
Chicago
Arthur
Blaine
Col. Saunders
Edmunds
Teun
Scattering
New York
Civil Service Reform Association
George William Curtis
Monster Dredge Work in Cape Cod Canal Declared Complete Success
Inspection of the Cape Cod canal dredger at Sandwich reports a 600 cubic yard per hour output with a 20,000 cubic yard daily capacity. The dredge deposits material 800 feet away creating a 100 foot wide embankment. Projected eight mile channel will cost about 8 million dollars and take four years with over 400 thousand already spent. Ferries favored over a drawbridge, and plans include two more dredgers to reach completion in about three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod Ship Canal
Sandwich
Lockwood
RE. J. Thomas
Senate
Representative Bosworth
Taunton
E. C. Carrigan, Esq
Samuel Fessenden
Buzzares Bay
Mashinee
Tobey’s Island
Agawam Point
H.S. Ellis
Board of Selectmen of
E. S. Whitmore
Cape
Dillingham
Ellis
Canal Company
Cattle and Sheep Rates Cut by 10 Cents per 100 pounds
New York on May 4, 1884 Commissioner Fink orders a 10 cent reduction per 100 pounds on cattle and sheep from Chicago to New York effective May 5. Dressed beef rates also reduced to 48 cents per pound, with other livestock classes unchanged. Net rates remain as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fink
Chicago
Keating held for murder after wife found slain at home
New York police arrested Patrick Keating a hod carrier after his wife was found dead at their home with wounds and bruises. The earlier quarrel persisted overnight and led to her death, with authorities charging Keating with murder. Also arrested was Antonio Mora, 29, for swindling about 200 Italians by promising railroad jobs for $10 each, then absconding. The Siamese embassy led by Prince Nares arrived in New York aboard the steamship Alaska and met state department officials before heading to Washington.
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New York
Patrick Keating
Antonio Mora
United States
Prince Nares
Alaska
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Brown
State Department
Washington
Blood and Townsend Arrested Over Blackmail Plot in Niles Block
Inspectors Burke and Mountain arrested Charles L Blood and Dr Edward Townsend on a charge of attempting to extort four to five thousand dollars from music teacher Ernest Webber. Townsend faced a warrant alleging he helped craft a forged paper accusing Webber of improper intimacy with Jeanette Nickerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke and
Mountain
Charles L. Blood
Edward Townsend
Ernest Webber
Townsend
Webber
Niles Block
Blood
Jeanette Nickerson
No. 5
Rollins Street
Nickerson
Amherst College commencement appointments announced
Springfield May 4 Amherst College announces commencement appointments listing O W Barker A S Fiske H M Herrick M Mahoney M K Parker J H Yatts W F Wilcox C L Wood as the Hyde fifteen. Juniors named include Phi Beta Kappa nominees H B Ames H M Burr P L Cutler R E Ely W H Tallock W C Hawkes and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Amherst College
O. W. Barker
Brooklyn
N. Y
A. S. Fiske
New Haven
Conn
H. M. Herrick
Rockford
W. J. Willcox
B. L. Wood
Phi Geta Kappa Society
H. B. Ames
H.M. Burr
P. L. Cutler
R.E. Ely
W.h.ttallock
W.C. Hawkes
J. Hinman
F. P.noble
F. L. Palmer
F. W. Phelps
New Haven Settlement Ends Malley Insurance Dispute
Edward Malley reaches a compromise with insurers over 123000 dollars in losses from a February 1851 dry goods store fire. After defeat in a state supreme court test suit and failed federal transfer bid, the case would have awaited years in the U.S. Supreme Court. The settlement concludes the matter with a 50000 dollar payoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Edward Malley
Malley
Supreme Court of
United States District Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Iceberg theory and lifeboats signal a ship disaster
London dispatch notes the State of Florida likely struck an iceberg near the area where the City of Rome signalled. Boats without gear drifted after rescue, while investigators doubt dynamite stories. Other items record multiple fires in East Boston Dedham and East Cambridge with losses from $75 to $1500.
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London
Rome
Florida
Pennsylvania
America
State of Florida shipwreck report sparks hopes of survivors
New York dispatches say the City of Rome reported passing a sailing ship on April 23 signaling distress words Ship wrecked crew State. If the State of Florida is lost, passengers may still be alive. lost vessel listed 34 cabin passengers 50 steerage and 80 officers and crew with Captain J. W. Sadler among officers and a long list of passengers from New York Philadelphia Chicago Wellington and other places.
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New York
Glasgow
Rome
Florida
State of Florida
William Muesers Singular Accident and Crimes Report
William Mueser of No 1 Andrews Street was found injured and insensible in stable 66 East Canton Street on Saturday and is in a critical hospital condition with no expectation of recovery, initially suspected foul play but ruled as a fall by investigating officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mueser
Andrews Street
East Canton Street
Mueser
Nay & Co’s Express
Commercial Wharf
Fitchburg
Timothy Driscoll
Bunker Hill
Revere Rubber Company
Massachusetts General Hospital
Neal Toy
M.N. Johnson
Bristol
Clarendon Street
Michael F. Graham
Dedham Street
Jessie Bird
Brookline
Tremont
Winter Streets
James Fitzgerald
Harrison Avenue
Draper
Michael McDermott
Blossom Street
Ellen
Cobassett
Hingham
John Cain
Alies McCarty
Division 1
N. M. Nelson
Hanover Street
James Cullen
Eugene Cluford
Commercial Street
Cain
Coming Exhibition at Horticultural Hall Show
The Chinese Baby's Quarters opens at Horticultural hall today for a week long event. The baby show features 200 to 300 entries of 40 pretty children with 50 attendants, a stage decorated with a pagoda and Chinese motifs, and on site medical staff, nurses, and two top French cooks to manage dining. Sammy Lea the Chinese baby will be the star on the stage amid the festive setup and lavish decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Wall
Horticultural Hall
Sammy Lea
New York
Naval Vessels at Portsmouth Arrive and Quarantine
The United States ship Portsmouth arrived this afternoon and anchored at quarantine grounds in the lower harbor. Fewer patients are doing well with no new cases. The Tallapoosa is in and Damon's safes at manpower. Prices include 110 Sudbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
United States
Tallapoosa
Nantasket Company Elects Directors and Officers
The Nantasket company held its annual meeting Saturday afternoon electing directors for the year: Thomas Leavitt Henry Norwell Linus M. Price John W Hobart and Andrew F Reed. Leavitt was chosen president Reed vice president and Hobart clerk and treasurer. The Sea Foam house owned by the company was leased to B G Fish and the cafe may be leased to Hiram D Maxfield of Providence R I, noted for clam bakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket Company
Thomas Leavitt
Henry Norwell
Linias M. Price
John W. Hobart
Andrew F. Reed
8. G. Fish
Marlboro
Hiram D. Maxfield
Revidence, R. I
New York Despatch Reports Abandoned Oregon Railway Negotiations
A May 3 1834 New York despatch states cancellation talks for the Oregon and California lease to the Oregon and Transcontinental company failed as Boston management refused a firm surrender offer. The issue ties to the legality of new bonds under Oregon law and the collateral trust loan of 8 million dollars. Track laying updates follow with Beach Creek to the Jersey Shore route totaling 52 miles, 595 miles for 1884 thus far. A Fayetteville Fayette Ark dispatch notes Pacific and Great Eastern organized with S. S. Davidson as president, J. H. Moody as general manager, and L. B. Parker as chief engineer, with work planned in 60 days. Railroad earnings are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oregon and California
Oregon and Transcontinental Company
Boston
Oregon Transcontinental Company
Oregon
California
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Beach Creek
Clearfield
Jersey Shore
Peale
Pacific and Great Eastern
Fayetteville
Ark
Pacific and Great Eastern Railroad Company
S. 5
Davidson
Arkansas
J. H. Moody
L. B. Parker
Town Notes on Business Boom and Local Happenings
The outward sign of spring in Dedram is a busy business scene with all idle workers finding steady jobs. Woolen mills run full, 750 hands employed, and new building activity prompts paint and improvements. Charles W Walcott sold Blue Hill farm at Canton and bought Jesse Weatherbee farm near Green Lodge to supply the hotel with milk and produce. Swampscott town meeting approved funds for a fire bell, telephone boxes, and repairs, plus horses for a new engine. Suburban notes cover the Randlett heirs case, Beverly delegates to the seventh district convention, a Lynn inquest on James Sullivan, a Stoughton inmate’s suicide, a Chelsea liquor-law fine, and Marblehead shoe shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale
Charles W. Walcott
Col
J. W. Walcott
Blue Hill
Canton
Jesse Weatherbee
Green Lodge
Swampscott
Randlett
Supreme Court
Salem
Alexander
Jesse Murphy
Frank G. Crowell
Daniel Foster
Harmon
Lynn
James Sullivan
Sullivan
Pinkham
Martin Randall
Stoughton Almshouse
Chelsea Court
Daniel O’brien
Marblehead
Forest fires sweep Pennsylvania and surrounding regions
Extensive fires across Pennsylvania devastate Thompson and Arnot areas, destroying homes, saw mills, and timber. Thousands homeless in Hovartpark with losses over $1 million. Brisbie fire adds $380,000 in known damages. Gilman’s station near Port Jervis blazes destroy 18 buildings and 20,000,000 feet of lumber, leaving 150 workers jobless. Additional fires hit New Jersey and nearby towns with substantial losses and ongoing danger.
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Williamstort
Pennsylvania
Thompson
Arnot
Morris
Antrim
Tioga County
Andrew Kaul
Elk County
Schuylkill County
Northmberland County
Hovartpark
Brisbie
Hoover,Hughes & Co
Opera House
George Pearce
J. C
J. M. Hoover
George Gould
Odd Fellows’ Hall
R. H. Powell & Co
Messrs. T. Corbay
W. H. Patterson
Theodore Vandusen
Relief Committee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hoover, Hughes & Co
John Maurice
Mt. Vernon
Donovan
Port Jervis
N. Y
Gilman
Gilman’s
Erie Railroad
Monticello
New Jersey
Mattaawan
N.J
Marlboro
Browntown
Large Attendance at the Bay State Club Meeting
A large attendance greeted the Bay State club monthly gathering at Parker House Saturday afternoon. Col. Charles H Taylor opened by praising democracy. Robert G. Fitch, Post editor, spoke on tariff and party stance. E F Pillsbury attacked republicans over suffrage limits, civil service reform, and naval funding. John E Fitzgerald urged a strong, diverse, fitness-based party. Numerous local figures spoke. the event showcased partisan debate and civic engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay State Club
Parker House
Charles H.taylor
Robert G. Fitch
Post
Fitch
Democratic Party
E. F. Pillsbury
John E. Fitzgerald
Roxbury
Hanson
Taunton
F.C. Griswold
Harvard College
John Galvin
Boston
Stover
Newton
Col
E. J. Truell
Chartlestown
McDonough
Portland
Jennings
Cambridge
Randall
Brighton
Roger Ff. Scannell
Whitcomb
Watertown
Bartlett
Woburn
M. J. Ward
William Taylor
Thomas Riley
Michael Meehan
Two Hotels and Other Property Burned in Gainesville
Fire swept the Varnum and Arlington hotels in Gainesville Florida damaging the west side of the square. The Arlington was destroyed. the Varnum suffered heavy losses. Office and freight houses of the Florida Southern railroad burned. several merchants lost substantial sums. total estimated damage about 140000. Many buildings destroyed and 35 involved with widespread alarm.
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Kensington
N.Y
Shawangunk Mountains
Catskills
Keator
Hussey Hill
Esopus
Troy
N. Y
Chateaugay Iron Company
Bradley’s Pond
Clinton County
Oswego County
Selden House
Postofice
NewspurGn
W. H. Fowler & Son
Fielding & Moscow
Decker
Vaughan
Barber
Portland
Middle and Vine Streets
Everett & Pennell
Fury
Cincinnati
Ohio Planing Mill and Lumber Company
Poplar
Baymiller
Gainesville
Fla
Varnum Hotel
Jodgers
Arlington House
Arlington Hotel
Varnum
Endel Brothers & Bernheim
Clothiers
Florida Southern Railroad
P. Martinez
Wichita
Han
Kan
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Phillips
Prairie City
Adkin’s
Detroit
Steam Supply Company
G. F. Hinchman
Farewell Wagner concerts draw large Boston crowds in Mechanics Hall
Tomorrow's matinee and evening Wagner program in Mechanics Hall features Frau Materna, Herr Scaria, and Herr Winkelmann in final Boston appearances, with Mme Nilsson saying farewell at the night show. The afternoon program revives famed gems, the evening presents Lohengrin selections by Materna and Nilsson, backed by the festival orchestra and chorus. A Wagner handbook edition has been issued for the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Hall
Frau Materna
Herr Scaria
Herr Winkelmann
Mme
Nilsson
Boston
Mme. Nilsson
Bijou
Africa
New York
la Moss
Comic Opera Company
Bijou Theatre
Offenbach
Falma
Jalma
William Redmund
Albrazon
Frazer Coulter
Tric-Trac
John T. Craven
Prince Rajahmali
E. Y. Backus
Prince Beulah
S. E. Herbert
Ahib
P.S. Finley
Droja
D. J. Sullivan
Philio
S. E. Springer
Tarciosa
Thomas Barry
Meta
Edith Kingdon
Prisminia
Grace Thorne
Flametta
Kate Wilson
Falandeen
Rosa France
Great
Ballet Corps
Mile
Rosina Viale
Lucia Cormania
Globe
Union Square Theatre Company
Globe Theatre
Robert Buchanan
London
Fitzgerald Sets 610 Miles In Six Day NY Race
Fitzgerald and Rowell broke the prior record in a six day New York race, with Fitzgerald totaling 610 miles and Rowell 602. Seven of fourteen starters completed 525 miles to earn entrance money refunds, and prize shares are outlined with Fitzgerald about $10,560 and Rowell around $4,100. Country Club spring meets at Clyde Park featured several races including a Meg vs Phyllis half mile, a Bucknell’s Choice pony race, and steeplechases won by Dilemma Onita Chief and Pasha. James Golden and John Murphy signed to race trotters H B Winship and Frank with running mates in Chicago.
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Fitzgerald
New York
Rowell
Hazael
Miles
Vopee
Apwartie
Pinchot
Country Club
Clyde Park
F. W. Lee
B. m. Meg
C. C. Jackson
Mr. Belmont
Bucknell
Frank Codman
C. G. Emigrant
H. A. Allan
R. G. Dilemma
Mr. Seabury
Dilemma
J. Parker
M. Seabury
W. Chanler
Ci. G. Quickshot
A. Timmin
Pasha
J. S. Cunningham
Folly
James Golden
Boston
John Murphy
H. 8B
Winship
Frank
Chicago
Insolvencies and bank troubles sweep Boston area
Annie B. Bradstreet lodging keeper at 694 Tremont St Boston fails with 2046 owed of which 1520 is secured. unsecured creditors left with nothing. Maurice Farrell & Co liquor dealers petitioned into insolvency by Lawrence Myers & Co NYC. Several Boston firms including Fessenden Co grocers and Hennessey Co produce dealers announce insolvency. Oriental Bank of London suspends payments amid heavy losses from unproductive capital and Chilean bonds. Attachments listed in Suffolk County including real estate and contract actions, with some discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie B. Bradstreet
Tremont Street
Boston
Maurice Farrell & Co
Charlestown Street
Lawrence Myers & Co
New York City
Charles B. Fessenden & Co
Court Street
Pettingill & Everett
Central Wharf
James B. Hennessey & Co
Belmont Avenue
Mauritius
Ceylon
Laidlaw & Co
Bank of California
New York
Oriental Bank
London
Rothschild & Sons of
Laidlaw
Sterling Exchange
Messrs
Rothschild
Johnston, Russell & Co
Montreal Commission
Noble Bros
Carleton
N. B
Saulis & Brown
Painters
West Newton
Attleboro
H. Remick
Grocer
Lynn
H. F. Maddocks
North Ellsworth
J. &. Barry
Baker
Providence
R. I
A. M. Varney
M. Bauer
Boots and Shoes
Chamberlain
Wyoming
Iowa
J. L. Brown
Canton
Idbert Sherwood
Plattesworth
Neb
J. M. Graver & Co
Chicago
Ill
Suffolk County
Lorin L. Fuller
William H. Wallace
Joseph F. Dean
Levi H. Clement
Municipal Court
Commonwealth
James Beattie, Jr
John J. Dolan
Superior Criminal Court
Hiram P. Abbott
Wm. H. Smith
Gee. B. Taylor
Sam’s J. Elder
William Agge
Series of Appeals and Cases Listed Chronologically
A dense catalog of court case numbers and parties including Henderson v Walley, McGuire v Boston, Conroy v Riley, Rowey v Ganney, Royse v Murray, Maguire v Leonard, Barker, Fitzgerald, Morrison v Hollands, Donahoe v same, Blanchard v Riley, White v Winchell, Richardson v Whit, Graves v Kinsman, Connor v Fost, Portsmouth Saving Bank v Reardon, L.& L. R. R. Co. v Nashua and Lowell KR Co, and numerous others, presented as a before judgment sequence with assorted names and docket numbers listed for reference.
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Conroy
Riley
Neni
Rowey
Ganney
Fulsom
Bradbury
Royse
Murray
Maguire
Leonard
Cay
Metropolitan R. Co
Foster
Blanchard
Donahoe
Same
Dblanchard
White
Winchell
Richardson
Whit
Graves
Kinsman
Camrell
Snow
Connor
Fost
Portsmouth Saving Bank
Reardon
Superior Court Adjourns to Tuesday Morning Juried Cases
Middlesex County court before Judge Rockwell adjourns until Tuesday at 10 o clock for jury waived matters. Listed are cases Nos 1479 Chapman Smith 1610 Kennedy Adm r v 1516 Benninghot Whittier Brown Rindt 1868 Hibeald et al v Atwood and Tr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman, Smith
Kennedy Adm
Benninghot
Whitte-r Brown Rindt
Hibeald_ et al
Wood
Municipal Courts May 3 Central court actions before Judge Forsaith
Summary of multiple cases across central East Boston Bunker Hill Roxbury and South Boston courts. Included are assault larceny drunkenness and fines with monetary holds and reformatory terms. Defendants include Hunt Ward Green Sullivan Monahan Harding Bryson Lavados Callahan Lindsey Carey Redding Kelley Normile McLaughlin Dorety and Bennett with sentences fines and detention details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Court
Granville E. Lavados
James Callahan
Polly Lindsey
East Boston
Bunker Hill
Timothy Golding
Reform School
Roxbury
Peter Carey
Timothy Redding
Thomas Kelley
House of Industry
Frank Normile
James McLaughlin
South Boston
Benjamin Dorety
William J. Bennett
Marcella Street
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Edward McDonnell
James Patience
Charles Parson
Ellen Rogers
Peter Ronning
Jane Scott
E. J. Segiem
Martha Shannon
Mary Shannon
Edward Stewart
Eden Stewart
Eilen Stewart
John Stewart
Robert Stewart
Robert Stewart, Jr
William Stewart
Elizabeth
Kate Tumilty
G. Watson
Benjamin Wedlake
Damon
Manfra
Sudbury
the Nantashket Company
Norfolk Avenue
Boston Highlands
James Gibson
Railroad Matters
Inc
APM Press
Northwestern
ST. Paul
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad Company
New York Stock Exchange
Dedram
Riverside Truck Company
Richard Noble
Gloucester
Bass Rocks
Eben Frost
T. A. Emmons
Lawrence
Wagner
Howard
Howard Atheneum
Rentz-Santley Novelty and
Boylston
Boylston Museum
Harry la Rose
Lumer
Inman Sisters
Annie Dunn
John G. McQuirk
Billy Kelly
M. Chadwick
Fred McAvoy
E. M. de Angelis
Chickering Hall
C. F. Webber
M. F. Adamouski
H. M. Dow
H. M
A. Jensen
H. M. Dunham
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
G. W. Dudley
Pabst
Rheinberger
Thiele
Irene
Mr. Dudley
Barnett
Schubert
Adrian
Rubinstein
Sporting Matters
Bostons
Clevelands
Buffalo
Whitney
Annis
McCormick
Sutton
Ardner
Dunlap
A.B. R. BH
Hornung
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Burdock
J. Se Morrill
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Wise
Crowley
C .Cs
Hines
Disco
Brody
Pamingg SU Eiesacek Bom Se
Bosons
Briody
McLean
Union Grounds
Keystones
Slattery
Boston Unions
Bond
Blakely
Crawford
Buffalos
Detroites
New Yorks
Detroits
Philadelphias
Chicagos
Cincinnati Unions
Altoona
Altoonas
Washington—Nationals
Baltimores
Salems
Lynns
Waltham—Walthams
Springfields
Worcesters
Holyoke
Holyokes
Harvards
Beacons
Yates
Browns
Louisville
Toledo
Union—Keystones
Nationals
Baltimore
Bowdoins
Boston Reserves
Haverhills
Haverhill
Reuben W. Lovering
Harvard University Nine
Sullivan and
Engel
Massachusetts Rifle Association
Springfield Armory
Charles Smith
John Hourihan
Smith
Institute
R. H. White & Co
Wheeler, Conant & Blodgett
Harvard
Union Club
Milk
Washington St
Boston Weekly Post
Weexil
Tencopte
Eee
A. P. Moore
Oriental Bank of London
Court Record
Walley
Secon
Judg
Ré Barker
Old Coony R. R
Hollands
Simonds
Mill
Mangler
Lyons
Freeman's National Bank
Hadiey
Corey
Carnes
Pratt
Morril
Walker
Crosby
McBrine
Blackmarry
Boston Bijou Theatre Company
Session
Gardner
IDEA
Lake
Frye
Jones
Continental Brewery
Longwood Ave
Charles A. King
Ania
John P. Lavell
Nichol
Washington Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!