Supreme Court Docket and Suffolk Probate List May 5 6
The document lists equity assignments set for Tuesday May 6 including Hawkins Co dissolution petition and a wide slate of cases in the Supreme Judicial Court First and Second Sessions with numerous docket numbers. It also covers Probate Court suffolk County returnable matters for Monday May 5 and Municipal Court entries in First and Second Sessions with multiple civil and criminal style dockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Kyowlton
Equity
Eureka Clothes
Pond v. Hokins Co
Bigelow v. Gassett
Non
Champlin
Wilkinson Merrill
Appleton
Suffolk County
Rollin M. Allen
William Bartlett
Sarah Blake
Kirk Boott
Annart Bryant
Cordelia W. Burgess
Sarah M. Kate
Samuel G. Cochran
Sally F. Cooper
Catherine Craig
Isaac Cushing
Eva P. Daggett
John C. Daggett
John J. Dix
Sarah P. Edwards
Parker All
Margaret Fay
James Fay
Mary 8
Froding
Bridge J. Gately
Henry P. Gardner
Josash Graham
Bridget Healy
Sarah Fr. Winckley
Francia H. Joy
Elizabeth Kirchenbauer
Charles Kirchenbauer
Mary Kramer
Thomas Loheed
Julia M. Marsh
Base
Ess J. McHugh
William McNamara
George H. Nichols
Laura A. Nutt
Thomass O'Sullivan
Rebecca E. Parker
Sabina Pian
L. O. Pierce
Emms J. C. Ridler
Benjamin A. Ropes Et al
Amelia Jackson Sargent
Hannah P. Sawtell
Jacob Sleeper
Samuel G. Spear
Mary A. Twomey
George Lanes
Elizabeth Pp. van Brunt
Edward J. Watson
George Warner
Sarah Wheelock
Susan J. Willard
Charles James Williams
Joseph Willworth
Henry Holly Atkins
Sannah Richardson
Justin F. Real
James McGrady
Saraheb Belding
Massachusetts Horticultural Society Holds May Exhibition
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society met with President William H Spooner in the chair. The secretary read Dawes and Dawes related letters approving forestry preservation efforts and noting Samuel L Pratt will prepare essays for Farmers Institutes. New members listed include Michael J Flynn Roxbury John J Merrill Roxbury Warren Ewell Dorchester Franklin Beebe Boston Isaac Y Chubbuck Roxbury and Charles H Smith Providence. Anna C Kendrick showed Magnolia soulangeana and Mrs E M Gill displayed garden and greenhouse flowers. Next meeting is June first Saturday and May 10 exhibition of plants flowers and vegetables will be free and of rare interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Horticulural Society
William H. Spooner
Henry L. Dawes
American Forestry Association
Hingham Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Samuel L. Pratt
Armers’ Institutes
Michael J. Flynn
Roxbury
John J. Merrill
Roxpury
Warren Ewell
Dorchester
Franklin
Boston
Isaac Y. Chubbuck
Roxury
Charles H. Smith
Providence
Anna C. Kendrick
E. M. Gill
Sturtevant Memorial Service Draws Large Bowdoin Street Crowd
The Baptist Tabernacle in Bowdoin square hosted a packed memorial service for the late B. F. Sturtevant despite heavy rain. Speakers praised his generosity and industry impact on boat and shoe manufacturing, temperance work, and public benefaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
B. F. Sturtevant
Tabernacle
Hezekiah $. Chase
New England Telephone 1889 report shows gains and underground work
The annual report for the year ending December 31 1889 records gross earnings of 1 255 670 62 dollars expenses 957 305 36 net earnings 298 265 27 and notes growth since 1883. It details underground conduit in Boston, total wire mileage, plant expenditures and inventory including bells cables insulators poles and switch boards, plus exchange and subscriber figures and discussions on metallic circuits for street railways.
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New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Boston
Boston Exchange
New York
Inc. Exchange
Prominent Newspaper Men Arrive at Multiple Hotels
A list of distinguished guests checked into hotels including George Townsend known as Gath and wife Mrs Townsend at the Vendome, Albert Pulitzer at Young’s, and Carroll Wright at Parker’s. Also noted are many other prominent arrivals from cities such as Philadelphia, Halifax, New York, Boston, and Montreal staying at Tremont, Revere, American, Grafton, and other hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alfred Townsend
Gath
Townsend
Vendome
Albert Pulitzer
New York Morning Journal
Young’s
Charles Aunand
Nova Scotia
Halifax Chronicle
Carroll D. Wright
Washington
Parker’s
Vencome
C. R. Graham
Philadelphia
W. A. Bowring
L. B. Stoddart
Liverpool
Eng
W. H. Clifford
Portland
Brunswick
Theodore H. Davies
Honolulu
T. B. Davies
Southport
William Chisholm
Halifax
N. S
N. P. Dandridge
E. L. Anderson
Cincinnati
F. P
Youna
Silas W. Burt
James Burt
New York
W. Fox
John A. Herring
Baltimore
B. F. Pearson
W. H. Ruggles
N. 8
George M. Brown
Atlanta
Gaff. R. Phillips
Montreal
KE. Rockefellen
E. A. Holmes
J. B. Hart
Joseph A. de Beer
Montelier
Harvey Lacy
T. N. Dwyer
Newark
Arthur G. Fuller
St. Louis
Tremont
D. A. Carpenter
H. B. Conway
London
J. E. Rider
Portsmouth
N. H
H.J. Danforth
H. ©. Howell
W. H. O'Neil
J. M. Lachman
Sarasate-D’ Albert
Revere
Amos D. Carver
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frank Chambers
Providence
R. L
C. Moulton
Hull
Joseph Willett
Alton
C. A. Hammond
Hartford
Augusta
George T. King
Villa City
Fla
Andrew George
Pittsburg
A. J. Knight
A. A. Jackson
East Jefferson
B. I. Williams
O. D. Hartwell
Nashua
Tavern
J.D. Alexander
Springfield
E. J. Wilson
Fall River
F. D. Willard
Rochester
Accidental Shooting Leaves Young Man Critical
John Kemp twenty is in critical condition after a revolver discharged while he showed it to a friend. He was rushed to Massachusetts General Hospital with a bullet entering the side of his nose. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon and Kemp is a waiter residing at 42 Anderson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kemp
Anderson Street
Kemp
Massachusetts General Hospital
The Money Market and Clearing House Figures
The Money Market in Boston shows an easy tone with Clearing House rate at 4 percent. Time loans 4 to 6 1/4 percent, call loans with collateral 4 to 6 percent, New York funds at a 5 cent discount, and daily exchange totals around $20.08 million. Weekly and monthly Clearing House figures for major cities are listed, with New York reserve change and bond activity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Clearing House
New York
New York Clearing House
Eeee
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Boston Post
United States
Canada
Hoston
Philadelphia
Pittguurg
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Detroit
Omaha Cos
Denver
Providence
Cleveland
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Metris
Dallas
Washington
Peoria
New Leaven
Winning
Springfield
Worcester
Portand
Syracuse
Tol
Galveston
Sioux City
Wichita
Lowell
Grand Rapids
Tacoma
Norfolk
Chattanooga
Lincoln
Los Angeles
Lexington
New Bedford
Topeka
Can
Salt Lake City
Toledo
Seattle
Birmingham
N. Y
New York City
New York Financial Report May 3 Market Summary
Money on call easy with no loans and feed closing at 3 percent. Prime mercantile paper fair demand. supply not excessive, rates 6 to 7 percent. Railroad bonds active and steady. stocks quiet with professional trading. Weekly bond sales total 13.432 million. New York stocks 143,300 shares traded with mixed closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Reichsmarks
New York
South America
Europe
Boston Stock Exchange
Prime Mercantile
Sterdy Exchange
Dornment
Oregon
Peoreens
Chicago
St. Louis
Texas Pacific
Atchison
Northwesern
Louisville
New Albany
Norfolk and Western
Missouri Pacific
Chicago Gas and Coke
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Superior Court
Staples, J
Farrington
O’connor
Lilienthal
Suff. B.ca
Ryan
Giblin
McCarty
Fitchburg
Bryan
Patterson
Reediey
French
Proctor
Hackett
McDonald
Rice
Eeee Es Ae
Blak
Mtg. Co
Grodner
Lynch
Earle
Sweet
Foss
Dow
Fitzpatrick
Maren
Hayward
Walker
Mayo
Randolph
O'Rio ' An
Harvey Vy. Broaway Nat. Bank
Hopkins
Crandall
Joyce
Soper Co Cerry
Haraing
Smith
Lasts
Powers
Boardman
Parker
Hopking
Bowker
Aeughnessy
Lider
Cohen
Adams
Blodgett, J
N. Y. Belt. & Packing Co
Hall
MeaAuley
Dolan
Swan
Sup. Sitling Ord
L. H
Wasisie
Shilla
Yer
Tasker & Lawrence Mfg. Co
Misakel
Willcutt
Bird
Murphy
Vasey
Kelleher
McClurehy
Stetson
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Advertise Newspaper Co
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Ha i Kell
Brien
No. Wburn St. R. Co
Page
Higgins
McGovern
Carew
Oriental Coal Oil Co
Hano
Turner
Clark
Uate
Magaun
Murray
DeLue
Johnson
Ias
Lienthe
Suffolk
Barrett
Bost & All
Fowle
China Mut. Ins. Co
Donoves
Bost
K. WR
Martin
Forbes
Bell ¥. Best. & Me
Par- Menter
C.J
Harpy
J. Tietimardar
AsiDy LL
Anderson
Crowley
Burkhardt
Rogers
Jordan
Perry
Norcross
Currier
Lampert
Downing
Politsky
Fitzgerald
Order of the Lion Hall
ODS Bcnions
Downng
Hawley
Coombs
Stuart
Hathorne
Mayberry
Pearsonl
McCabitn
Card
Flynn
West End Street Ry. Co
Weld
Brown, Jr
Graney
Mitchell
Horticultural Society
Dawes
Sturtevant Memorial Service
New England
Sherwin
Keeler & Co
Pitiguurg
Francisco
Buffalo
Omaha
Eces
Fort Worth
Duluth
St. Joseph
New Haven
Wiluington
D. Portland
L. Syracus
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Rapids
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Newbedt
S. & Halifax
Portland, Or
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Messrs. Foote & French
Goddard
Oddard
Mexican Central
Department of Public Works
Edward W. Jackson
The
Central
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Tampico
Altamira
Central Railway Company
Taliway Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Central Massachusetts
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Goas
West End
Bay State Gas
Bay State
George J. Clapp
Miladelphia Gas Trust
Fort Payne Coal & Iron Company
Henry A. Chase
Board of Police Commissioners
Crow Foot
San Diego Land & Town Company
Benjamin P. Cheney
Walter S Frost
Benjamin Kimball
John ©. Soley
F.E Peabody
Warren Sawyer
D. L. Lakin
E. Wilder
J. Fred Scott
Kan
Alfred Winsor
John C. Soley
Messrs
Tamarack
Osceola
Kearsarse
Atlantic
Boston & Montana
National
Uhen
Arnold
Lamson Store
Fort Wayne Electric Company
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Land Grant Consolidated Mortgage
Farmers’ Loan &Trust Company
Board of Directors
Kansas Investment Company of
Union ‘Telegraph & Telephone Company
Brown Bros. & CO
Ireland
U. S
Liiladelph PLC
State St
Doran Wricht CO
New York Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Michigan
Flint & Pete Marquette Co
J. W. Mackintosh & CO
Milk Street
Blake Brothers & Co
State Street
Cambridge
Mass
Newton
N. W. Harris & Co
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Devonshire St
Boston, Mass
Wall St
Baring Brothers & CO
California
Traders’ National Bank
Fiske Building
Andrew I. Fennessy
Pres
John E. Toulmin
Metropolitan Street Ry
E. Rollins Morse & Bro
City Property
New England Northwestern Investment Company Capital
Henry N. Fisher
Waltham, Mass
Timothy Remick
Silas A. Barton
Thomson- Houston Electric Company
Northern Pacific Railroad
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Witham Street
Northern Pacific Railroad CO
Henry Villard
Brokers’ Board
Dob Loe cc, Inc
United Gas
At & Ee
Peatiess
L. Hn
Ratland
Wis
Erie Tel. Am. Bell
Reece Button Hole’ Co
Auuiston City Land
Lamson
Bee Bost
Eeee O- Campobello
Santa Fe
Allouez
Best, & Mont, Butte & Pee Sepper
Cal, & Hee
Snes Centennial
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Phonograph Toy Mfg
Lamson Store Service Co
Pullman Palace Car Co
Cotton OU Trust
Puna ‘Tool Co
Brunswick Matiganese
Burton Stock Car
Boston & Liverpool ‘Co
Elec
Desert & East Shore
Illinois Steel Co
Malden
Oreneseny
Mechanical Man. Co
New York Despatch Co
National Lead Trust
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W
Ay & Co
Addax Bastin
Wert
Aed
Tallapoosa Land & Fain
Fort Payne Coal & Iron
Aeeeeneeerersl
Penobscot Bay Land
Reece Button Hole
Sherman
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Edison Polyform
F. W. Prescott & Co
Devoshira Etree
Eastern Electric Cable Co
Gethins Electrical
Union Electric Car
Thomson-Houston Estric J Welding Co
Ee Thomson European
First Ward Bank
Astate
Exchange Bank
Ee de Eee
Blackstone Bank
Tremont Bank
Shoe & Leather Bank
State Bank
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Seeeere
Eagle Bank
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Massachusetts Bank
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Boston Bank
Continental Bank
Bankeneeee
Webster Bank
Columbian Bank
Weeeeres
Massachusetts Cotton
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Manchester Mills
Hamilton Mfg
Edwarda
Lewiston
Ft Franklin Coort Cial
L Amory Mfg. CO
Nashua M
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Naumbeag Stesti Cotton Bis Falls & Con
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Port Payne Coal & Iron Co
Een Development Bc
Quincy Mining
Eserserseeaes Bi Bb
MOO
Malden & Melrose Gas Co
Butte & Boston
Para Rubber Co
Cal
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Lawrence
Va Catalpa
Lad
Centennial
Helena Water Supply
Crescent
Portland & Kennebec
Dana
Metropolitan Horse RR
Dunkin
Bell Telephone
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