Third Session Docket List and Pending Cases
Docket entries resume with cases listed by number and party names including Ufford Spaulding and Morrison Boston. Entries show multiple disputes, contract actions, and equity sessions with judges Briopcert Hammond and others, noting in order for Wednesday and highest number in order.
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Counsar
C. J. Ufford
C. A. Spaulding
P. E. Tucker
A. M. Lyman
J. Prentiss
Robinson
Boston
Same
Elston
Belcher Mosaic
Ehrenrich
West Glis
Starbuck
Nickerson
Lynn
Drivers’ Endar
UN. Ice Co
Brown
Putney
Meehan
Santosuosso
Orne
Evangelis- Ornetic Assn. of
N. E
Curley
Fletcher
Hammond
Wedne
Horan
V. Rama
Alonzo H Evans Accepts Everett Mayoral Candidacy
A petition of about one thousand Everett citizens prompts Alonzo H Evans to approve the use of his name for mayor. Evans pledges sincere labor for the city’s welfare and administration if elected, and thanks George S Marshall and supporters for their urging letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo H. Evans
Messrs
George S. Marshall
Everett
Union Ticket Broker office described in elegant terms
The Union Ticket Broker, located at 259 and 261 Washington street, is an Massachusetts incorporated firm led by Henry B. Adams as president and H. G. Foulkes as treasurer and manager. It offers steamship and railroad tickets, money orders, and global checks with refined offices. Foulkes formerly worked with the London & Northwestern Railway in England and is a known figure in railroad circles.
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Union Ticket Broker Office
Washington Street
Massachusetts
Henry B. Adams
H. G. Foulkes
United States
Foulkes
London & Northwestern Railway
England
Grand Ball for Firemen's Relief at Union Hall
Cambridge notes a sixth annual ball held by the Firemen's Relief Association at Union Hall on Wednesday evening December 7 with Wig dy orchestra. Obituary reports Mrs Elizabeth F Phelan died Sunday at 17 Surrey Street at 25. Several city officials and staff gathered to honor Charles A Gay after 21 years as janitor of City Hall. Alderman Joseph J Kelley vows to run for Mayor this fall, backing no one but Joe Kelley. A bonfire on flats near the First Street bridge burns nightly to dispose of waste. Harvard Brief.
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Firemen’s Relief Association
Union Hall
Wigdy Orchestra
Elizabeth F. Phelan
William T. Phelan
Surrey Street
John T. Phelan
Joseph J. Kelley
Joe Keley
Charles A. Gay
Alger
Gay
Charlie
First Street
Harvard Broce
Chelsea Notes and Local Events on Gardner Street
Chelsea Nov 21 sale date set for Eben Hutchinson estate on Gardner street. Alter Ego Club meets in former parlor room. election returns Tuesday for club members. Next monthly meeting features a vocal concert directed by Stephen Roche. Humming Bird Quartet of Boston gave a concert at Bellingham Church with Grace Gabriel and May Anderton receiving praise. One incident reports Maurice Herman injured by a team on Hanover street. Republicans claim victory margin, Democrats predict surprises. Revival meetings ongoing at Hawthorne Hall led by Mrs. Hastings and Rev. W. A. Taylor.
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Eben Hutchinson
Gardner Street
Alter Ego
Stephen Roche
Bellingham Church
Humming Bird Quartet
Boston
Grace Gabriel
Miss May Anderton
Maurice Herman
P. B. Kiernan
Shawmut Street
French Bros
Hanover Street
Chelsea
Haile
Hawthorne Hall
H. L. Ilastings
W. A. Taylor
West
Ferryman
City Campaign Opens as Republicans File 353 Delegates
On the eve of national and state contest the Republican city campaign begins with 353 delegates filed for the municipal convention. Ward 3 5 and 13 failed to respond. Notable leaders include Jesse Gove Ward 1 Charles Parker Ward 1 John Nute Ward 2 Curtis Guild Jr Ward 9 Henry Parkman Ward 9 Bowdoin 8S Ward 10 Coffin Ward 17 Ratshesky Ward 17 Wooley Ward 19 Wiggin Ward 20 prominent names in Ward 21 22 C J Age and Daniel Noonan Ward 28 Capen and Kidder among lists. Ward 21 is largest with 44 names.
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Jesse Gove
Charles F. Parker
John C. Nute
Curtis Guild, Jr
Henry Parkman
Bowdoin
Parker
Charles Carleton Coffin
A. C. Ratshesky
Charles B. Wooley
Arthur C. Wiggin
Massachusetts Free Church Association Holds Tenth Anniversary
The Massachusetts branch met at the diocesan house on Joy Street for its tenth anniversary. Secretary Winslow reported progress, noting a 25000 bequest by Mrs Atkinson for free sittings at Christ Church. Across 195 diocesan churches 126 provide free sittings, totaling 52334 sittings. Nationally 4183 churches and 8362 chapels offer free sittings. Membership reaches 45 bishops and 751 clerical and lay members. Officers were re-elected: Shattuck president, Prescott secretary, Winslow treasurer, French.
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Massachusetts
The
Free Church Association
Joy Street
William C. Winslow
E. ©. Atkinson
Christ Church
George C. Shattuck
George Prescott
J. D. W. French
Two Small Fires Reported on City Streets
An electric light wire ignited the woodwork at a doorway on 727 Washington Street yesterday afternoon. A false alarm was rung from Box 128 at 3 27 for a burning chimney on Kendall Street.
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Washington Street
Kendall Street
Insane woman arrested for throwing blueing on soldiers
A Division 4 policeman arrested Mary K. Nash of 104 Warrenton Street yesterday afternoon for maliciously throwing blueing on soldiers on Boston Common Sunday afternoon. She is said to be insane.
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Mary K. Nash
Warrenton Street
Boston
Heroic Cooks Save Fire Victims in East Boston Wharf
In East Boston on Lincoln wharf last Sunday morning, George Cook and Robert Cook of the ferry department discovered a fire in a storage shed near the head of the ferry shelter. They breached the shed, retrieved two lengths of hose, and contained the flames before the fire department arrived. Reports mention $36,000 allocated to relocate the North Ferry head house and widen slips, with needed rail and lighting upgrades. An East Boston Cricket and Football Club event at Armory Hall featured Josie R. Cooper, Annie Hunter, Mamie Hunter, Bob Dinsmore, the Orpheus Male Quartet, and other performers.
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Lincoln Wharf
George Cook
Robert Cook
Ferry Department
Bob” Cook
Boston
North Ferry
Battery Street
East Boston
Annie Hunter
Chelsea
Mamie Hunter
Bob Dinsmore
Orpheus Male Quartet
A. E. B. Flint
David Newland
Frederick H. Wilkes
William G. Everett
George B. Hunter
C. Edgar
O. W. Pierson
Walter Bilton
Ferryman
Somerville Activities Include Lectures and Club Events
About fifty applications have been received for membership in the Somerville Athletic Association. Rev I H Packard will lecture on Constantinople tomorrow evening at Broadway M E Church, illustrated. Mrs Charles O Farrar hosted the Entre Nous Club at 10 Thurston Street yesterday. Ward 2 Young Men Republican Club plans election result bulletins on Somerville Avenue. Mrs Lizzie F Mudgett will inspect Willard C Kinsley Women’s Relief Corps Thursday evening. The funeral of B B Hartford was held from his Wesley Park residence with Rev George Skene officiating and the Winthrop Male Quartet singing. Pallbearers included William Kerr J S Pike F M Stodder and William Gray. Esther cantata scheduled at Day Street Congregational Church on Wednesday evening November 16.
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New
Somerville Athletic Association
I H. Packard
Broadway M. E. Church
Constantinople
Queen City
East
Charles O. Farrar
Entre Nous
Thurston Street
Young Men’s Republican Club
Ward 2
William Kerr
J. S. Pike
F. M. Stodder
William Gray
First Methodist Church
Esther
Day Street
Powper House
Trufant Improves as City Plans New Electric Rails
George Trufant, confined at home, shows improvement after twenty years in street railroading with the West End company. Boston advances macadam on streets near the new bridge while electrics are laid on Cambridge street. Hydrides of winter service include horse cars from Bowdoin square to Allston square, with electrics planned for next spring from Oak Square to Bowdoin square. A proposed circuit would run Oak square to Cambridge street and back through Tremont row and Tremont, Boylston, Beacon, to Cambridge again. The bridge design, drawn at City Hall civil engineer office, features a wider end to accommodate Lincoln street. Brighton precincts tabulated by George Hall show about two hundred Russell plurality.
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George Trufant
Trufant
Street
West End Company
New Bridge
Cambridge Street
Bowdoin Square
Allston Square
A. J. Roberts
Allston
Oak Square
Brighton
Court Street
Tremont Row
Tremont
Boylston
Beacon Streets
Harvard Avenue
Alston
Civil Engineer
City Hall
Lincoln Street
George Hall
Russell
Beacon
Returns at the Mechanics' Fair Election Display
The Mechanics' Fair will install a special wire to broadcast election returns. Bulletins will be posted live on the band stand for visibility from all balconies, alongside other fair attractions.
Unknown Man Dies by Self in Front of Train on Fitchburg Line
A man unknown to officials threw himself before a train on the Watertown branch yesterday morning. His head was crushed beyond recognition. He wore a dark sack coat and vest, brown striped trousers, a cotton shirt, laced shoes, and a derby hat. Undertaker Litchfield takes the body for identification.
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Watertown
Fitchburg
Undertaker Litchfield
Iron Hall Branch Weighs Fraternal Aid Offer
Branch 859 of the Iron Hall met in Dwight Hall on Tremont street and discussed a proposal from the Order of Fraternal Aid. The offer to admit Iron Hall members at reduced rates prompted a general discussion that ended with Imany getting out of temper.
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The
Iron Hall
Dwight Hall
Tremont Street
Order of Fraternal Aid
J. N. Shattuck
Imany
General Lawrence Likely To Be Elected Mayor Of Medford
Movement to elect General Lawrence as mayor appears spontaneous and nearly unanimous though he has long resisted public office. He has written a letter permitting the use of his name in connection with the mayoralty.
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General Lawrence
Medford
Lawrence
South Boston — party leaders predict strong showing in local races
In South Boston the three major congressional contests loom large trust in McNary McEttrick and McNary allies as best bets. Alderman Leary the Democratic senator candidate feels safe with a large majority. In the House race Kelley McKenna face independents Quinn Geary with a hard fight ahead. Fifteen features McMorrow Shaw with little excitement. Fourteen sees Kinnaly Gleason optimistic versus Eaton Spinney with stiff battles. Ward committees met to finalize plans for ballot battles. Crry Pornrt.
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McNary
McEttrick
Harry Atwood
Alderman Leary
Kelley
McKenna
Quinn
Geary
Kinnaly
Gleason
Eaton
Spinney
Crry Pornrt
Charlestown diary items list local developments and plans
The Charlestown area reports progress on a new bowling alley at the Charles town Club on High street due by December 1. Sailors' Haven Superintendent Allan pushes improvements. Fire Commissioner Murphy progresses slowly toward recovery. A marriage is announced for next month between Miss Mabel F Fall and Harry B Fowler. Odd Ladies social dances and inter club events are noted, with cycling and billiards competitions planned and an upcoming annual dinner. Lucien J Priest is a Ward 5 Representative candidate and brother to City Clerk aide John T Priest. Charleston remains strongly Democratic.
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Charlestown Club
High Street
Allan
Sailors’ Haven
John R. Murphy
Mabel F. Fall
Somerville
Charlestown
Harry B. Fowler
Cliftondale
Olive Branch Lodge
Odd Ladies
Monument Hall
Rovers
Messrs. Burbeck
Hall
Grew
Lucien J. Priest
John T. Priest
Charleston
Boneer
Old Boston Merchant Charles C. Foster Dies at Core y Hill
Charles C. Foster, veteran Boston merchant born in Concord New Hampshire nearly sixty years ago, died of pneumonia yesterday at his Corey Hill Brookline residence after a ten day illness. He led Cobb Foster Co later Charles O Foster Co and held executive roles in Boston Sugar Refinery American Sugar Refineries Maine Oriental Powder Mills Winthrop National Bank and Boston Marine Insurance Company. He owned Marblehead summer home and was a director in major firms before retiring last year. He leaves a widow one son and three daughters.
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Charles C. Foster
Boston
Corey Hill
Brookline
Mr. Foster
Concord
N. H
Cobb, Candler & Co
Cuba
South America
Cobb, Foster & Co
Foster, Candler & Co
Foster
Charles O. Foster & Co
Boston Sugar Refinery Company
American Sugar Refineries Company
West Ern Street Railway
Sugar Trust
Winthrop National Bank
Boston Marine Insurance Comany
Marblehead
Eastern Yacht Club
Union Club
McNary Confident as Tenth District Forecast Emerges
A Democratic district committee member provides an estimate for the tenth district race with total registration 33 500 and total vote likely at least 29 000. McNary led 11 000 to 11 500 in preliminary figures, Atwood 9 000 to 9 500, McEttrick 6 500 to 7 000, Humphreys 2 000 to 2 500, and predictions vary on margins and outcomes.
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Tenth
Democratic District Committee
Democratic
McNary
Atwood
McEttrick
Humphreys
Russell
Mr. Atwood
Mr. Humphreys
Insurance Company Quoted in East Boston Fire Loss
The North American Insurance Company of Boston was quoted as having 3500 dollars on the Robinson Works burn in East Boston Saturday night. The company had no risk on this wharf and only 500 dollars were involved by the conflagration.
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The
North American Insurance Company of Boston
Robinson Works
East Boston
Dorchester Campaign Hype Ahead of Election Day
At political HQs last evening excitement ran high as candidates urged turnout. Atwood forces optimistic for a full vote, McNary and McEttrick crews foresee victory rain or shine. Senatorial contest sees Carruth predicted to win big and push Kittredge to the finish. The corner stone of All Saints Episcopal Church to be laid tomorrow with Bishop Brooks speaking. Grove Hatt.
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Atwood
McNary
McEttrick
Carruth
Kittredge
All Saints' Episcopal Church
Brooks
Grove
Senatorial Candidate John F Fitzgerald Tops Third Suffolk
John F. Fitzgerald is the regular Democratic candidate for the Senate in the third Suffolk district. A popular North End figure, he has served in the Common Council, runs in real estate and insurance, and is an Eliot Latin and High School graduate with Harvard study. He is noted as a bright, eloquent speaker and active in Catholic societies. He campaigned for the State committee last year.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Senate
Suffolk
North End
Common Council
Eliot Latin
Harvard College
Early morning blaze damages Knickerbocker building
An 3 am fire in the Knickerbocker building at Ig8 Tremont Street started in the elevator well and burned to the top. The blaze caused about 2000 in piano and furniture damage, with total losses around 4000 including pianos from Hallett & Davis and items from Hood & Reynolds. Several tenants sustained minor losses.
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Knickerbocker
Edwin C. Smith
E. G. Greenwood
Bernard Listemany
F. W. Perry
H. McGee
Lawyer James B. Jones Dies of Apoplexy in Haverhill
Lawyer James B. Jones of Haverhill collapsed and died at 11 o'clock yesterday in front of the police headquarters. He was president of Georgetown Savings Bank and a prominent Essex bar member. He also belonged to the Haverhill firm Jones Jones Pinmpree.
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James B. Jones
Haverhill
Georgetown Savings Bank
Essex Bar
Jones, Jones & Pinmpree
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promised Cure All
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a universal remedy for blood, skin, and scalp diseases from eruptions to scrofula. It claims cleansing purification and enrichment of blood, healing of ulcers, and asserts it is the cheapest option though some dealers profit more.
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Dr. Pierce
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