Massachusetts Probate Court license to sell Oliver estate
Frances A. Oliver as administratrix petitions for license to privately sell the real estate of Matthew Henry Oliver of Sudbury to pay debts and administration charges. Citations require notice to all interested parties. appearance set for November 19, 1895, at Lowell. Publication in Boston Post for three weeks. Witness Charles J. McIntire, judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Lowell
Boston Post
Boston
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
H. Folsom
Register
Mortgage petition in Massachusetts probate for W McFarland estate
Suffolk Probate Court hears Jonathan B. L. Bartuste administrator with the will annexed request to mortgage real estate of WILLIAM McFARLAND late of Boston to raise $800 for debts. Citation requires interested parties to appear November 21, 1806 at 10 AM in Boston. Publication to run weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Judge John W. McKim presiding. Elijah George, Register.
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Commonwealth. OF
Assachusetts
Suffolk
Peirs
William McFarlen
William McFarland
Poston
Jonathan B. L. Bartuste
Toston
Boston Post
Boston
Ilness
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah Gpeorge
Register
Probate Court Probate Notice for Emily E Earroor
Middlesex Probate Court issues a citation to heirs and interested parties in the estate of Emily E Earroor late of Newton requesting appearance on November 19 1895 in Lowell to show cause why Sarah E Estabrook may be granted letters testamentary without bond. Public notice to be run weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and notices mailed to all known heirs seven days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Emily E. Earroor
Newton
Sarah E. Estabrook
Lowell
Calse
Boston Post
Boston
Wyte
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
S. H. Folsom
Register
Notice of Administration for William Conway Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites heirs and creditors in Suffolk to show cause why Mary Conway may be granted letters of administration without bond. Hearing set for November 21, 1895 at 10:00 AM in Boston. Publication of notice required weekly for three weeks in Boston Post. Judge John W. McKim presiding. Elijah George, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
William Conway
Boston
Mary Conway
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Hyman Abram Lebowich
Hyman Abram Lebow
Name Change Petition in Suffolk Probate Court
HYMAN ABRAM LEBOWICH of Boston petitions to change his name to HYMAN ABRAM LEBOW. Citizens must appear in Boston Probate Court on November 21, 1895 at 10 in the forenoon to show cause. Public notice must run in a Boston newspaper once at least one day before the court date.
Notice of Administration for JULI RS MOONSET
Public notice states the subscriber has been appointed administrator of the estate of JULI RS MOONSET, late of Boston, Suffolk County, deceased intestate. Creditors must exhibit demands and all who owe the estate should pay. Admr. HEA, 844 Adams St., Dorchester, Boston, Mass. Boston, Sept. 12.
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Boston
Suffolk
Adams St
Dorchester
Mass
Notice of admin appointed for MAR BARRY estate
James Barry administrator announces appointment for the estate of MAR BARRY late of Boston taken upon himself the trust by bond as law directs all persons having claims against said estate must present them with proper proof Jamaica Plain October 24 1895 Boston newspaper record notes administrator notice to creditors
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Mar Barry
Boston
County of
Suffolk
James Barry
Admi
Jamaica
Plain
Funeral of Journalist Prescott Held at Charlestown Home
The funeral for Colonel Edward Prescott took place yesterday at 1 30 PM at the family residence 36 Harvard Street Charlestown. A large gathering of newspaper men and Masons attended as Rev Philo W Sprague led services. Pallbearers included Ring Ross Nichols Barron DeWolf and other Boston Globe and Standard staff. Interment followed at Woodlawn Cemetery Everett.
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Edward Prescott
Harvard Street
Charlestown
Boston
Philo W. Sprague
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Qghariles H. Taylor
Reuben Ring
Charlestown Club
de Molay Commandery
Knights Templars
Press Club
Philip Prager
Woodlawn Cemetery
Everett
Mass meeting to unite Lynn & Boston railroad workers
Hundreds of conductors and motormen from Chelsea Melrose and surrounding towns gather in Lasters Hall Lyn to form a single strong union. They seek higher pay and a consolidated agenda with two former unions and will pressure General Manager E C Foster. The West End Railway and Boston railway workers watch closely as the plan unfolds with potential later wage demands.
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Lynn & Boston Railroad Company
Lasters’ Hall
Chelsea
Melrose
Maplewood
Revere
Salem
Marblehead
Wakefield
Danvers
Beverly
Swampscott
American Federation of Labor
Surface Railroad Employees of North America
John D. Cowper
Union 60
E. Co. Foster
Federation
Union 6
Company
Foster
Road
Lynn
West End Railway Company
Boston Railway
Boston Road
Under the Weather Man Finds Cure in Dean's Kidney Pills
East Boston resident Jno McQuade, described as healthy and active, suffers years of back pain and urinary trouble. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills, purchased at Woodbury drug store, with restoring his health, ending his lameness, and letting him return to work. Sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
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Boston
Putnam St
Jno. McQuade
Mr. McQuade
John
Dean
Woodbury Drug Store
Maverick Sq
Doan
Foster-Milburn ,O
Uffalo
N. Y
United States
British Charitable Society Elects Officers at Year End
The British Charitable Society marked its seventy-ninth year with a meeting at Young’s to elect officers. President Robert Provan leads, with James H. Stark as vice president and A. D. Cairns as secretary. other posts include Rev. A. E. George, Dr. Carl Williams, Louis H. Ross, and committees. The secretary’s report shows 313 members including 61 life members. 19 joined and 4 died this year. Treasurer’s report notes $683.80 on hand, a $10,641.86 permanent fund, and a $79.76 festival contingent fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Charitable Society
Young's
Robert Provan
James H. Stark
A. D. Cairns
William G. J. Perry
A. E. George
Carl Williams
Louis H. Ross
R. S. Jones
John
New England pensions announced across states
Washington lists New England pension actions including original, increase and reissue grants for individuals in Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire and related widows cases. Names include Moses B. Kelton Patrick McCollar Joseph Washburn James Newell Laura Livers Delos Clark Leonard Snell and others with towns Charlestown Lowell Taunton Marblehead Buckland Somerville Rochester and Sheepscot.
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Washington
New England
Massachusetts
Moses B. Kelton
Charlestown
Lewis W. Morgan
Williamsville
Patrick McCollar
Lowell
Joseph H. Washburn
Falmouth
Samuel K. Williams
Taunton
James M. Warner
Buckland
Samuel D. Humphrey
Marblehead
Samuel B. Clark
Baldwinsville
James Lyman
Boston
Orrin T. Dean
East Taunton
James H. Newell
Laura 8
Livers
Somerville
Maine
Delos W. Clark
Camden
John Downey
Sheepscot
New Hampshire
Leonard Snell
Rochester
Ferry foreman pushes political fund demand in East Boston
Thomas Kellough of the East River ferry division says a foreman urged workers to donate one percent of wages to back Mayor Curtis. Kellough reports sending orders to refuse contributions and vows to name the initiator if found. He denies knowledge of the propagator and condemns the method. He warns no worker should fear losing a job for declining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East River Ferry Department
Curtis
Thomas Kellough
Ferry
Street Department
Post
Meridian Street
East
Boston
Keir Hardie Reception Planned by Labor Groups
The Boston Central Labor Union and Socialistic Labor party form a joint committee to host Keir Hardie on November 13 at Faneuil Hall. The committee, including John F. O’Sullivan and Charles Ward, arranges arrival escort, venue use, and a broad labor topics program with reformers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Central Labor Union
Keir Hardie
Socialistic Labor Party
Eliot Street
John F. O’sullivan
Charles Ward
F. B. Monaghan
John Carr
J. W. Badger
Opal Mills
Charles Croasdell
Faneuil Hall
Hardie
Frank Smith
London Trade Council
Rear Admiral Shufeldt Dies in Washington At 68
Rear Admiral Robert W. Shufeldt, born February 21, 1822 in Red Hook New York, died at his Washington residence at around 10 o clock this morning. His long career included midshipman service starting in 1839, command roles during the Civil War, and diplomatic postings including consul-general to Cuba. He preserved a sword gifted by Said Barghash during his African coast diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert W. Shufeldt
Robert Wilson Shufeldt
Red Hook
Dutchess County
New York
Brazil
Naval
Philadelphia
Mediterranean
Leutenant
Quaker City
Havana
Lincoln
Cuba
Shufeldt
Said Barghash
Zanzibar
American Wringer Co. Products and Repair Services
The American Wringer Co. announces manufacture of wringers and mangles plus spring beds and carpet sweepers at 18 and 165 Broadway extension. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers, with mail orders promptly attended to and telephone access via Tremont 764.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Texan Marshal Hobbs Ended Corbett Fitzsimmons Fight
The Texan marshal known as Kid Hobbs describes enforcing the Texas governor's order to stop prize fighting. He gathered Mexican cowboys, warned James J. Corbett to leave the state, and Fitzsimmons left with him. He notes Texans would riot for a fight but prize lifting was not allowed and predicts the bout may never occur, with coverage in newspapers instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Hobbs
Kid” Hobbs
Post
Parker House
Texas
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Welcome Back from England Mrs Collins Reception at Brookline
Mrs P A Collins wife of General Collins the American consul to Great Britain and her daughter Agnes Ruth were honored at a Brookline mansion hosted by Judge John H Burke. The event featured elaborate floral decorations Henry's Orchestra and a crowded reception in drawing rooms with many prominent guests and social leaders.
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P. A. Collins
Agnes Ruth Collins
John H. Burke
Marion Street
Brookline
Galvin
Henry
Collins
Patrick A. Collins
Great Britain
London
Judge Burke
Wedding Ends Amid Sudden Death of Groom's Relative
In St George's Church Rutherford Place New York, Mary Jane Pomeroy aged 7 of Stockbridge Mass died of heart failure just after the wedding of Henry Dwight Sedgwick of Massachusetts and Miss Sarah Jay Minturn of East Twenty first street. The ceremony proceeded as guests remained unaware of the tragedy until after.
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New York
St. George’s Church
Rutherford Place
Mary Jane Pomeroy
Stockbridge
Mass
Henry Dwight Sedgwick
Massachusetts
Sarah Jay Minturn
East Twentyfirst Street
Theodore Sedgwick
Waystown
Rainsford
Pomeroy
Sexton Chapman
New England Colleges Hold Annual Meeting at Dartmouth
Dartmouth hosts the annual gathering of New England colleges as delegates arrive in Hanover. Notable attendees include Harvard President Eliot and Yale President Dwight with their delegates, alongside representatives from Brown Williams Amherst Trinity Tufts Wesleyan Bowdoin Bowdoin Clark Vermont and Clark. The first session convened in Wilson Hall with a lengthy list of college leaders and professors attending.
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Hanover
N. H
New England
Dartmouth
Wilson Hall
Harvard
Eliot
J. H. Wright
Yale
Timothy Dwight
T. D. Seymour
Brown University
E. B. Andrews
W. Upton
Funeral of Edward Kielty in Malden
Edward Kielty a popular North End youth, buried yesterday from his mother’s home at 105 Charlestown Street. Services were held at St Mary’s Church. His death, though not unexpected, shocked family and friends who praised his exemplary character and popularity. Burial followed in Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kielty
North End
Charlestown Street
St. Mary’s Church
Malden
Death of Aged Dentist in Brattleboro Vermont
Dr. A D Putnam, likely the oldest active dentist in Vermont or the nation, died in Brattleboro after several weeks illness from heart trouble. Born January 11, 1816 in Sharon New York, he was one of seven children of Josiah and Susan Willard Putnam and a great grandson of Josiah Arms, Brattleboro’s first postmaster over a century ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
A. D. Putnam
Vermont
United States
Sharon
N. Y
Josiah
Susan Willard Putnam
Josiah Arms
Elegant Reception At Collins Home Highlights Society
Last evening at the Collins residence a gathering of fashionable guests filled the house on the right of the handsome hall. Mrs. Collins and Miss Agnes Ruth Collins were assisted by Judge and Mrs. Burke. Guests were presented by Mr. S. H. Hudson, Mr. John Curtin, Mr. Fred Blake, and Dr. Silver. Attire featured black Chantilly lace over cherry and white silk gowns with lace trims. A continuous collation by Besse accompanied by chrysanthemums and pink and green candleholders completed the display. Distinguished attendees included the son, city solicitor, Colonel F. E. Hesseltine and daughters, the Hon. John F. Fitzgerald, the Hon. P. H. Kendricken, and many others.
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Mary Agnes Dowling
Martha Dowling
J. Dowling
Thomas Dowsley
John P. Manning
A. Shuman
Miss Shuman
Nellie J. Cashman
Dresden
Mary Cashman
Samuel Kitson
M. F. Gavin
May Curtin
McCafferty
John W. Corcoran
J. J. Collins
Great Britain
J. G. Blake
Baptst Blake
Garland
Wiliam EB. Dunn
Thomas J. Giblin
Gavin
Mason
Forsaith
Hardy
Ely
J. J. Grace
Pierce J. Grace
London
James Collins
Lon Brine
Shuman
George W. Armstrong
Ss. H. Hud
Collins
Agnes Ruth Collins
Burke
S. H. Hudson
John Curtin
Fred. Blake
Dr. Silver
Gibson
Judge Burke
Besse
F. E. Hesseltine
Norman F. Hesseltine
John F. Fitzgerald
P. H. Kendricken
Joseph A. Ingalls
J. D. Fallon
Fallon
J. E. Potter
Hyde Park
M. P. Curran
Bishop
Cotter
Miss Cotter
Thomas Riley
Anna
Gibson Langhorne Wedding in Richmond
Miss Irene Langhorne wed Charles Dana Gibson in St Pauls Church Richmond in a candlelit ceremony attended by guests from New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Virginia. The bridal party and 120 guests joined for a lavish breakfast before the couple departed for Old Point Comfort and then Europe on the 23rd.
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Richmond
Irene Langhorne
Charles Dana Gibson
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Virginia
St. Paul’s Church
Langdon Gibson
Mesers
Harry Langhorne
Algernon Craven
James D. Kay
T. F. Sykes
Thomas Hastings
Juan Smith
John Tanderson
Lilburn
T. Myers
Tompkins
McElwaine
Richard Harding Davis
Bessie
Martin
Sallie Pemberton
Alys Connally
Ellen Hobson
May Jones
Elizabeth Gibson
Nannie
Phyllis Langhorne
Chiswell Dabney Langhorne
Mrs. Gibson
Virginia Stevens Weds Whitman Cross at Stevens Mansion
Miss Virginia Stevens, daughter of Hon Moses T Stevens, married Whitman Cross of Washington D C at the Stevens mansion Osgood Hill North Andover in a brilliant ceremony The Rev Charles Noyes officiated beneath floral bells of carnation pinks The maid of honor was Helen Stevens and best man Samuel L Penfield The ushers included Moses T Stevens Jr Isaac Osgood Edward H Smith and Horace N Stevens The Lohengrin wedding march and an orchestra accompanied the procession Afterward a wedding repast was served The couple will reside in Washington and be at home after January 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Andover
Stevens
Osgood Hill
Virginia
Moses T. Stevens
Whitman Cross
Washington, D. C
Charles Noyes
Unitarian Church
Helen
Samuel L. Penfield
New Haven
Mrs. Cross
Washington
Mrs. Maria Stimpson Weds Henry Quinby In Back Bay
The marriage of Miss Maria Coffin Stimpson to Henry Cole Quinby was performed at Emmanuel Church on Newbury Street. Miss Charlotte Doane Stimpson served as maid of honor, Paul Washburn was best man, and ushers included Joseph H. Cotton Edward Stimpson Henry Eddy and others. A reception followed at 193 Beacon Street, with lavish floral decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Bay Society
Maria Coffin Stimpson
George Henry Cotton
Henry Cole Quinby
Henry Brewer Quinby
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Charlotte Doane Stimpson
Paul Washburn
Joseph H. Cotton
Harry W. Cotton
Edward J. Stimpson
Henry B. Eddy
John R. Whipple
Charles W. Shope
Richard D. Small
John J. Mack, Jr
Beacon Street
Boston University Philological Association Plans Latin Plays
Rumors say several Latin plays are under discussion and one is nearly decided by the Philological Association. Professor Charles N Bernard met his classes yesterday. The 1897 class holds a college halls social this evening. The Maine Club includes enthusiastic students from many departments. Officers for the term were elected: President Charles Sprague, vice-president Q B Mayberry, recording secretary Miss A F Perkins, corresponding secretary Miss M E Smallage, treasurer Mr J C Saffold. This afternoon at 3 Professor Taylor will lecture before Philomathaean Society on The American Student in the German University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philological Association
Charles N. Bernard
Maine Club
Charles Sprague
Philomathean Society
Millet painting joins Washington exhibition at Jordan Marsh
A small Millet work has joined the Jordan Marsh exhibition at Washington Sumner and Av on streets. The piece, once given by Millet to his companion Angelus Coulin, is offered for sale at 1000 dollars. Art critics note Millet’s characteristic hazy atmosphere and a shepherd with sheep in a rural, simple scene. Bryant, the department art critic, reports constant art interest since its recent display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Washington
Summer
Avon Streets
Millet
Crook
Bryant
Millett
New York Saloons To Be Reduced
New York excise commissioners plan to reduce the number of saloons in the city. Each commissioner supports the move but seeks fair treatment for investors. Commissioner Woodman noted a steady but small decline since 1886, though too many saloons remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Excise
Woodman
Upholsterers' Ball Planned at Odd Fellows Hall
Upholsterers' No 63 completed arrangements for its third grand annual ball at Odd Fellows Halls on Wednesday November 20. The concert starts at 8 and the grand march at 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Halls
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