Supreme Judicial Court Rescripts Parade Old Vermont Gaming Case
The court released rescripts on Edward Bradley v. D Noyes Burton and related cases. Decisions cover gaming charges in Burlington Vermont, contract disputes, and res adjudicata questions arising from audita querela proceedings in Municipal and Superior Courts.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Edward Bradley
D. Noyes Burton
Burlington
New York
Vermont
Boston
Massachusetts
W. W. Doherty
W. B. French
Thomas F. Baker
Samuel Tompson
Audita Querela
L. M. Child
H. Hutchinson
Vanuxen Et al
Burr
Supreme Court
L. D. Brandeis
W. Hutchins
Boston Superior Court First Session May 9 Verdicts and Cases
Proceedings of the Boston Superior Court sessions with multiple actions. Elizabeth F. Bryan vs William Patterson awarded $300 for injuries from a buggy collision on Washington Street. Sophia Freedly vs Charles W. French et al debated note payment and alleged release. Additional contract and tort cases heard with jury results and counsel assignments.
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Superior Court
Staples
Elizabeth F. Bryan
William Patterson
Damoges
Ashington Street
Forest Hills
Roslindale
KE. Greenhood
T. E. Barry
Sophia
Freedly
Charles W. French
Ford
French
Charles W
J. Jones
C. W. Cushing
George L. Huntress
John Polton
James Brodbine
G.M. Stearns
George . Tufts
James Mulvey
Owen Navan
Inuries
Laintiff
Parker Street
Eath Street
C.G. Fail
J. B. Moran
Dunbar
James H. de Luc
Samuel W. Johnson
Harrison Avenue
Phillips Street
Ton
J. J. Eldredge
Weimer
H. J. Boardman
Court records show $53775 verdict in tort action
Middlesex Superior Court May 9 judge Sherman presided in No 2854 Walter R Dame as assignee sues E Parker and others for conversion of a piano organ carriages and more seeking 1000 damages. Defendants deny. Jury returns verdict for plaintiff 53775. Attorneys Gorcoran Parker for plaintiff James T Osin for defendants. No 4703 Joseph Stearnson Charles BF A Suilphen et al. action of contract plaintiff.
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Euperior Court
Middlesex
Sherman
Walter R. Dame
Parker Et al
George Gardner
Gorcoran & Parker
James T.oslin
Joseph 5. Stearnson
Charles BF
Suilphen Et al
Inhabitants of Brookline v B A K R Co Bridge Cost Apportionment
Norfolk Superior Court notes a petition by Brookline inhabitants against B A K R Co for apportionment of bridge and approaches cost at Cypress street crossing Brookline. Trial resumed with Brookline attorney M A Williams and B A K R Co counsel present. county officials represented. Calendar lists related cases and docket entries for May 12.
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Norfolk County
Dedham
Bakker
Brookline
Cypress Street
A. Willams
Samuel Hoar
IT. E.grover
County of Norfolk
Cooke
Mann
Lower
Sane
Reynolds
Hay
Roxbury Carpet Co
Ward
Sae
Stock
City of Bos
Whittier Machine Co. Ton
Same
Chamberlain
Insolvency Court in Suffolk County Adjourns Several Meetings
On May 9 McKim J. presided over third meetings for multiple cases including The F. P. Baker Moulding Company and others, with adjournments to June 27. A fourth meeting was held for W. P. Comer and closed. George W. Bismay adjourned to May 16. I. P. Baker Moulding Company adjourned to May 16. Ballance & Sorrell first meeting. W. P. Ballance separately. warrant served. case adjourned to May 16.
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Suffolk County
McKim
F. P. Baker Moulding Company
J. H. Plunkett
Henry N. Fish
Solomon Myers
George F. Dow
Philip D. Wheatland
Edwin E. Snow
Fred C. Gutrow
Joan Hopper
John Alder
W. P. Comer
George W. Bismay
I. P. Baker Moulding Company
Ballance & Sorrell
W. P. Ballance
Quiet Special Dinners Highlight Melbourne Clubs
The Hols notes a calm evening with three club gatherings. Mishawum Club of Woburn, MIT Architectural Society, and Kappa Kappa Gamma hosted dinners at Thorndike and related mansions with numerous guests and toastmasters from prominent families and institutions attending across multiple cities.
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Young
Mishawum Club
Woburn
Witham
Grammer
W. 5. Grammer
J. F. Ramsdell
F. H. Lewis
S. F. Irull
E. B. Blanchard
Architectural Society of the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Julia Ward Howe
Emily H. Bright
Elizabeth M. Fessenden
Rachael Bauman
Sarah L. Kird
Louise H. Marcy
Elizabeth D. Hanscom
Sarah A. Hobson
Venpome
Toronto
Brunswick
Sautin
New York
W. P. Anderson
Cincinnati
Max Buchert
Boston
Thorndike
A. P. Oizendam
Manchester
N. H
M. Townsend
Pittsburg
H. H. Wentworth
Providence
N. M Jones
Bangor
Parker's
G. W. Cummings
St. Albans
Albert L. Calder
Edwin S. Dixon
Philadelphia
George Wright
Denver
Col
W.C. Huff
Theodore W. Huff
Adams
J. W. Dale
London
Eng
William H. Comer, Jr
A. J. Boyd
Baltimore
W. 5. Baker
Brooklyn
J. M. Ricketts
Salt Lake City
Joseph Gill
Melbourne
N.S. W
E. C. Bacon
Chicago
W. A. Books
Louis H. Orr
Springfield
Arthur
Last Chase
Haverhill
Fred W. Gordon
C. C. Reed
Rochester
N. Y
George C. Cottin
Tremont
T. de Witt Talmage
William W
Bellows Falls
A. D. Merrow
Freedom
W. R. Johnston
Quincy
Frederick Warde
W. Godsoe
Wife
St. John
N. B
N. PB
Barry
Sextons River
J. F. van Deusen
Westfield
F. H. McLaren
Saccarappa
G. W. Church
Albany
United States
W.L. van Alstym
Troy
L. V. K. van de Mark
Worcester
Dutsch
Germantown
Penn
F. L. Cuartes
Cuba
M. &.Lawlor
Louisville
C. W. Bickford
Flatsbure
N. Reynoups
E. 0
Real Estate Auctions and Developments on Savin Hill and Nearby
Holbrook and Fox sold the Daniel Denny estate on Savin Hill for 16000 to James Lyons. Mary A. Russell owned it, assessed at 20000. Milton Kay sold the Beach and Pleasant streets estate at Revere to the Catholic Society for about 11000. The Whiting estate in Watertown, with thirty acres, sold for 40000 to a development syndicate. The Atlantic avenue wool district faces higher rates unless iron shutters are installed. Susan T. Revere sold Commonwealth avenue property to Edward J. Lowell with a 20000 mortgage to Lucy H. Shober’s estate. William A. Hedges sold his Rutland square dwelling to Maria W. Stimpsen with a 3000 mortgage to James H. Beale. Kansas City Packing Company bought warehouses on Sargent’s wharf and Eastern avenue near the Bay state Sugar Refinery, with offices at 114 State street. The 6000+ foot lot and entire property assessed at 43100. William Firth of Medford bought the Whitten estate on Pine street for residence. Suburban sales remain active. Ocean House at Winthrop opened for season under new management Mrs. H B Snow and daughter recently returned from Florida. The Ocean House is noted for proximity to water, fine bathing, cool rooms, and good dining. four miles from Boston. Mrs Snow maintains a first class establishment.
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Holbrook & Fox
Savin Hill
Daniel Denny
James Lyons
Mary A. Russell
Revere
Beach
Pleasant Streets
Catholic Society
Milton Kay
Watertown
Whiting
Atlantic Avenue
Insurance Rating Committee
Susan T. Revere
Commonwealth Avenue
Edward J. Lowell
Lucy H. Shober
William A. Hedges
Rutland Square
Maria W. Stimpsen
James H. Beale
Sargent’s Wharf
Eastern Avenue
Bay State Sugar
Kansas City Packing Company
No. 114
State Street
William Firth
Medford
Whitten
Pine Street
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Chicago
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Telegraph
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Bank
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Savannah
Reichsmarks
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Gould
Congress
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Union Pacific
Chicao
Burlington & Quincy
Atlantic & Pacific
Cleveland & Canton
Flint & Pere Marquette
Wisconsin Central
Indianapolis Journal
Chicago & West Michigan
Philadelphia
Tts
George J. Hunt
Pendleton
Portland
Oregon Navigation Company
Columbia River
Hunt
Oregon
Washington
Oregon Railway & Navigation
Louisiana & Missouri River Railroad
Boston News Bureau
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Bix Four
Ches. & Ohio
St. Anne
Kankakee
Mr. Ingalls
Chess & Ohio
Boston & Maine
Eastern
Old Colony
West End Railway
Rutland Common
New York & New England
New York Railroad Commission
Bell Telephone
Erie
New England
West End
Evans
London
Richardson, Hill & Co
Centennial
Captain Moyle
Arnold
Copper Falls
Butte & Boston Mining Company
Money Market and Stock Market Report May 9
The money market remains quiet with ample supply and unchanged rates. New York call rates and clearing balances show mixed movements while foreign exchange holds at near par. bond offers total 52 400 dollars and several stocks including Atchison and Mexican Central move in active trading with notable gains.
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New York
Ing
Atchison
C.dtrt
Can
Pacific
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Chi
Alton
St. Lb
Iss del, & Tr
Hel, & L
East Tenn
Toly
Hockingal
Central
Sae Kan
Tex
Southern development bonds offer 20 000 shares for subscription
First Floor Fiske Building advertises bills of exchange on London and high grade bonds. The note details 20 000 treasury shares at 50 each with 20 cash and balance in three instalments. It lists town land sales exceeding 1 060 000 in April, with coal and iron lands and many local improvements including banks, hotels, a railroad, and an elegant station. Directors and officers listed include B I K Smalley, W P Rice, Hl C Young, and others.
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Treasury
Cordley & CO
National Bank
State Bank & Trust Company
Lumber & Building Company
Electric Light Works
Daiminy
Rockwood
Cincinnati Southern
Queen & Crescent
Cincinnati
New Orleans
B. Lk. Smalley
Burlington
W. P. Rice
Fort Payne
Ala
Hl. C. Young
Cardiff
Tenn
J. L. Chamberlain
New York City
Wm. Warner
Kansas City
L. James
Boston
Maas
S. E. Pingree
Hartford
T.G. Montague
Chattanooga
R. Pritchard
Venn
J. F. Tarwater
J. M. Ford
C. Heard
Biddeford
J. M. Whipple
Claremont
N. H
New England to Cardiff Pullman Excursion Leaves City
Special trains of Pullman vestibule cars depart Houston early in the day under W P Rice first vice president of the company. His name is given as the guarantee of successful intelligence enterprise and energy in developing the New South.
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New England
Cardiff
Hoston
Dane
W. P. Rice
New South
Ca Loan Investment Ad Promotes Safe Conservatives
An advertisement touts a loan product with the claim of safety and conservatism, urging readers to consider the offering as a trusted investment option.
Stock Market Buoyant With Broad Advances Amid Strong Bonds
New York financial desk reports a buoyant tone after 2:30 with broad gains across stocks led by Missouri Pacific Wabash Reading Manhattan and Lackawanna. Rail bonds showed strength with notable activity and a total sales figure of 4 307 000 reported on the day.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Missouri Pacific
Grangers
Wabash
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Reading
Manhattan
Lackawanna
Mexican Central
Omaha
San Francisco
Wade
Atchison
Texas Pacific
St. Louis
Arkansas &Texas Trust
Iron Mountain
Hocking Valley
Laclede Gas
Central Washington First
Electric Stocks and Cable Firms Listed
Furnished by F W Ircosine Co the page lists Eastern Electric Cable Company pref 50 Union Electric Car Company 2.00 6 Electrical Safety Company Thomson Houston Company and Thomson European Electric Welding Co with various prices and codes reflecting stock listings and electrical manufacturers. The fragment shows multiple company names and price figures in a crowded catalog style.
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Shste Ee
Eng
N.E
CO Inc
Gregon
Rutland
Wis
Do Inc
Tesee Ee
Ilroad Comeantes
Atlantic & Lacific
Arch
Top
Cheshire
Cleve
Canton
Col. K & Cin
K.C
Maine
Saco & Ports
G. F. F. & Conway
Union Pacific
Wisconsin
Eastman Car
Phon, Toy “Tz
Pullman Palace Car Co
Up Union Stock Yards
Cotton Oil Trust
Sone
Pneumatic Tool Co
Ray Rate Gas
Runswick Manganese
Chi
Boston & Liverpool
Fort Wayne
OLY Hinds Steel Co
Mt. Desert & Eashore
Malden Electric‘o
Mechanical Man
New York Despatch ‘Co
Fel. Mfg. Co
Eeae
Sugare Refineries Co
Thomson-Houst Nm Elec
Do ‘Trust
TY Thomson Five
Weeatinghouse Elec. Co
Wiunisimmet Co
F. W. I’rcosine & Co
Devonshire
Eastern Electric Cable Company
Gethins Electrical Mfg. Company
Union Electric Car Company
Electrical Safety Company
Thomson Houston Company
Lhomson-European Flectris Welding Co
London Financial Market Report May 9
London sums show Consols at 9715 16 money and 981 16 account. Mexican ordinary 40 percent. St Paul common 77 8. Erie 28 1 2. Paris 3 per cent vente 89 francs 20 centimes. Bank of England bullion balance today £60 000.
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London
St. Paul
Erie
Paris
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Hnois Central
St. Paul Conmon
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Bank of England
Gloucester Fishermen Rescued After Schooner Ossipee Sinks
The Ossipee of Gloucester was wrecked off Isaac's Harbor late Tuesday. The captain and crew were rescued by steamer Princess Beatrice and brought to Canso. The vessel struck during a dense fog and sank in under five minutes as they fought to save their lives. The Ossipee had been bound for Cape North on a fishing trip.
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Canso
N. S
Ossipee
Gloucester
Isaac’s Harbor
Cape North
Boy Overcomes Illness With Golden Medical Discovery
A sixteen year old boy faced a wasting cough and consumption symptoms but recovered after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Health returned, his voice and cheer resumed, and he graduates with high honors. Also notes chronic nasal catarrh cured by Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy priced 60 cents.
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Pierce
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