Steamship and train service schedule listings
Eastport Calais St Andrews St John NBB Portland Mondays and Fridays from Unaymarket station Lpm Castine Dee Lele Sedgewick Southwest Harbor Bar Harbor Millbridge Machiasport steamer from Rockland Connecting trains leave Causeway Street station 1 pm Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
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Fabyans
Twin Mountain
Whitefield
Jefferson
Lancaster
Johnsbury
Maine Central
Grand Trunk Ave
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Thomaston
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Calais
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Lele
Sedgewick
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Causeway Street
Civil court dockets mix in Nov terms and trials
Nov. 10 records show tort action Putnam vs Merry Mount Granite Co for $50,000 in damages with trial counsel listed. Also on docket John McCarthy tried for passing counterfeit silver dollars. Suffolk and Norfolk judges set schedules for common law, equity and criminal hearings through Nov and Dec, detailing cases, parties and attorneys.
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Putnam
J. Andrew Johnson
Merry Mount Granite Company
J. F. Libby
W. B. Grant
J. B. Hanley
J. E. Cotter
J. W. McInerney
Aldrich
J. John McCarthy
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Bristol County
Equity
Suffolk, Ss
Holmes
J. David Risley
Massachusetts & Southern Construction Company
Georgia Narrow Gauge Railroad Company
B. F. Butler
D.C. Linscott
R. M. Morse
B. N. Johnson
Lathrop
J. C. A. Damon
James Farnsworth
Sarah C. Haskell
Boston
Farnsworth
Probate Court
S. J. Elder
E. B. Callendar
J. W. Low
Sherman
W. T. Putnam
Sarah N. Farnham
John Hill
Bowdoin Square
B. Loud
A. Blume
Thomas Regan
P. J. Donovan
Charlestown
H. W. Brazy
J. H. Cotton
J. Lowell, Jr
Austin W. Hall
Merrimac Chemical Company
J. Elder
W. C. Waitt
Superior Court entries and trials at Boston and Cambridge
A dense list from the Suffolk Superior Court details multiple cases over sessions, including Hyde v Moxie Nerve Food for 2200, verdict 876, and numerous civil actions. Second session covers tort actions and damages, with specific verdicts and attorneys named. Cambridge notes report on local school alarms, a parish reception, political maneuvering for mayor and alderman, and speculation on candidates and party lines with local figures mentioned.
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Buisyop
H. D. Hyde
Andreas Blume
Isaac Hayden
City of
Boston
Winchester
Same
Marine Park
J.D. Long
W. I. Gadger
T. M. Babson
JC. W. Proctor
Charlestown notes and local updates in Ward 3 and beyond
C Dana Dunton leaves Ward 3 for Everett. Funeral planned for Thomas M Devens from Chelsea street mansion. John G Bartleman returns from two weeks in New York. St Francis de Sales YMCA TA and L Society to move to new home November 19 with furnishing planned. Columnas group to host a party at Monument Stall next month to fund an apartment. Enterprise shipyard repairs and dry dock exit noted. William O’Neil visits from Washington. Hudson Associates back in Downer building City square. Perry Social Club quarters secured but may be temporary before demolition. West End railroad tracks at Sullivan Square cause delays. Druids to meet at St Francis de Sales Y M C A L Society rooms to plan winter party.
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Everett
Thomas M. Devens
Devens
Chelsea Street
John G. Bartleman
New York
St. Francis de Sales Y. M.C. T. A. & L. Society
Columnas
Monument Stall
United States Starship Enterprise
Navy Yard
Shears Wharf
William O’neil
Bunker
West End
Sullivan Square
Druids
St. Francis de Sales Y. M.C. T. A
L. Society
Bunker Hii
Old Crow Whiskey Four Years Old Price per Gallon
Blanchard and Farrar offer Old Crow whiskey aged four years at three dollars per gallon.
Somerville Developments Highlight Cedar Street Block and Fire Engine Vote
A large wooden block building rises at Cedar street and Highland avenue with ground floor stores. A miniature fire engine in A. S. Willard's Broadway window will be awarded to the fire company with the most votes at the G. A. R. fair, courtesy of C. G. Clapp. Middlesex avenue gains new respect after street department improvements. The Somerville Cycle Club minstrel show on Thanksgiving Eve draws good ticket sales. Y M C A Sunday observed with church services. Powpeg House notes.
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Highland Avenue
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C. G. Clapp
Middlesex Avenue
Wellington Bridge
Mystic Avenue
Winter Hill
Somerville Cycle Club
East Boston Ward Returns and Local Political Ties
In East Boston the local contests yield expected results. C A Tilden wins Ward 1 as Democratic State Senator candidate but loses the district. Sullivan asserts caucus unfairness influenced outcomes, noting Kelly and Donovan ticket arrangements. The Columbian naval reserves ball is set for Thanksgiving Eve.
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Boston
C. A. Tilden
Suffolk
Montgomery
Chelsea
Benjamin J. Sullivan
Kelly
Donovan
Sullivan
Columbian Company
Naval Reserves
Hale’s Retrospect Marks Fifty Years Since First Massachusetts Sermon
In Da Hale Massachusetts Berlin church observances mark Rev. Edward Everett Hale’s half century since his first sermon. The service recalled early hymn books, a corban gift, and Hale’s reflection on Massachusetts life, education, and reform. A reception followed with guests from fifty years prior.
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Mass
Edward Everett Hale
Berlin
Congregational Society
Joseph Park
Reuben Potter
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Turis
Voliectin
Watts
Samuel Worcester
Pratt
Unitarian Society of Berlin
Hate
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Boston
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Hell
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Hale
South Boston Aldermanic Contest Shapes Ward Battles
In South Boston the aldermanic race promises a hard fight in the peninsular wards. Ward 13 backs William A. Woods as regular nominee with Ward 12 possibly fielding a candidate. Norris plans independent support, while J. J. McNamara and M. J. Moore are touted as independents. Ward 15 candidates include Senator McNary, Alderman Flood seeking another term, Ex-Councilman E P Barry, and ex-Representative Charles J Chance. Republicans mention J Payson Brailey as the strongest nominee in the sixth district. no other GOP candidate is noted there. The St Augustine Lyceum ball will be at Bethesda Hall tonight, with the South Boston Citizens Association meeting at Gray's Hall at 8. Broadway stores may get electric lights soon as Robert Emmet plans brighter shoes at $2 and $4.
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Tammany Club
William A. Woods
Norris
J. J. McNamara
M. J. Moore
McNary
Flood
E. P. Barry
Charles J. Chance
J. Payson Brailey Ae
St Augustine Lyceum
Bethesda Hall
South Boston
Industrial School Sale At South End in Bartlett Street
To all who are looking for holiday gifts the South End Industrial School affords exceptional opportunities. In fancy and useful articles there is endless variety. A substantial lunch is served from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The place is 45 Bartlett Street.
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South End
Sulphur Bitters Presidential Competition Report
Announcement of guessing results will be based on official figures, likely inaccessible for about two months or 50 days. The note repeats the condition, signaling awaiting final tallies rather than immediate outcomes.
Bridge Work Nears Completion In Brighton Area
Ironworkers finish on Cambridge street bridge and remove the lifting engine. One span opened for foot passengers and teams to cross. Cornelius Batchelder first to drive across. Homes on Lo Mans field street to be raised three feet. Mrs Dalton fears plant and vine damage. Political shifts perplex F H Lynde. Maloney pleased. An Allston man walked to Boston for election returns. Back Bay and Brookline push for all night car service. Ladies sought a late car after a fair, then rode to Tremont House to avoid cold wait.
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Cambridge Street
Cornelius Batchelder
T. Stephen Dalton
Lo Mansfield Street
Dalton
Maloney
Allston
Boston
Back Bay
Brookline
Brighton
Chelsea Ferry Safety Proposal and Local News in Chelsea
A letter urges reducing danger from ferryboats by adding an extra drop to cover gaps between boat and slip requiring new machinery. The Chelsea square sewer construction office and yard is set for removal. Rev. Banks will lecture on The Columbia River and its neighbors using stereo views. Billy McConville and family are visiting Wilbraham for a few weeks. The FreeRYMANn.
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Big Sewer Construction Company
Chelsea Square
Rev
L. A. Banks
D. D
Mt. Bellingham
Columbia River
Billy’ McConville
Wilbraham
Freerymann
P J Maguire Nominated by Citizens for Alderman
A delegation led by L M Barron announced ex Alderman P J Maguire as the citizens choice for Alderman in Wards 19 and 22. They urged park improvements on Parker Hill avenue and Columbus avenue extended, plus street paving and other district works. Maguire gave a non committal reply and planned further talks.
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L. M. Barron
F. J. Jenkins
P. J. Maguire
Maguire
Your Drugstore Ad Promotes Scott's Emulsion Liver Oil
Storr and Bown in Chemi New York advertise Scott's Emulsion of liver oil as a remedy kept by druggists everywhere. The notice highlights availability through local chemists and general use by customers seeking liver oil benefits.
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Storr & Bown
Chemi
New York
Scott
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