Probate Court Citation for Ann Hillard Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites next of kin and creditors in the estate of Ann Hillard a minor deceased intestate Boston. Hannah Hillard seeks administration without bond and must appear November 24 1892 at 10 in the forenoon in Boston to show cause. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post before court.
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Massachusetts
Suffolk
George S. Winslow
Boston
Jonathan A. Lane
C. Lane
Sarah T. Winslow
Boston Post
Joan W. Mckino
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Kate P. Ward
Prescott T. Ward
Joan W. McKim
Ann Hillard
Tate
Hannah Hillard
Jon» W McKim
Ball Court
Elljiah George
Notice That Bridget Sherry Will Executor Named
Totice is hereby given that the subscriber has it bee diary appointed executor of the will of Bridget Sherry late of Boston in Suffolk county deceased and has taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds as the law directs All persons having demands against the estate are required to exhibit them and all persons indebted to said estate are called upon to make payment to Soward Devin Executor Boston Nov 10 198.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Sherry
Boston
Sutfolx
Soward Devin
Mary Gunning
Chelsea
Suffolk
Michael W. Fitzpatrick
Middlesex, Ss
Middlesex
Charles H. Woolley
Somerville
County of
Cambridge
John R. Fairbairn
Leslie Millar
Optician
Court Square
Thomas Fee
Massachuchusetts
James Gorman
Court Room
Suffolk, On the Second Day of December, A. D
George C. Davis
Thomas J. Young
Almira A. Young
Horatio Gore
Almira A. Eute
Brighton
Sparhawk Avenue
J. B. C. Winship
Land of Winship
Sparhawk Street
E. C. Sparhawk
W. D. Mason
Sparhawk
Balliance
Daniel C
Linscott
Two Young Girls and a Remarkable Cure for St Vitus Dance
A Brooklyn professor, J M Elwood, reports his daughter cured of St Vitus dance after physicians failed. Another GranbyMass girl, Lucy Bemis, recovered from nervous trouble with Dr Greene's Nervara remedy. The ad promotes the product as harmless, vegetable medicine from Dr Greene of Boston, urging parents to use it for sick children.
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J. M. Elwood
Cornelia Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
St. Vitus
Miss Elwood
Dr. Greene
Lucy Bemis
C. H. Bemis
Granby
Mass
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Court Docket Summary of Nov 11 Civil and Supreme Proceedings
On Nov 11 the First Circuit adjourned as not ready, and a United States Circuit Court session reported no cases heard. John McCarthy was found not guilty of passing counterfeit silver dollars. The Suffolk Superior Court in equity addressed mandamus against a Municipal Court judge over criminal complaints tied to Red Cross Endowment Order officials, with hearings incomplete and subpoenas disputed. Damages cases included Rosa Felt administratrix versus Boston and Maine Railroad, with verdict for the defendant. A list of docket items follows, including Barker versus Tremont and Suffolk Mills and McGrath administration claims, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Putnam, Nelson and Alprica
Supreme Judicial
Commonwealth
Bristol County
Equity
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk, Is
In Equity
Lathrop
J. L. C. Hamilton
John H. Burke
Red Cross Endowment Order
L. C. Hamilton
Jd. F. Brown
Laintiff
P. J. Hoar
G. F Richardson
Rosa Felt
Boston & Maine Railroad
F. M. Davis
G. F. Richardson
Superior Court session headlines and cases from Boston arena
Massachusetts court notes cover first, second, and third sessions with numerous civil actions. Actions include land damages for Marine Park takings in South Boston, contracts over quarry rents in Francestown New Hampshire, false representations on quarry leases, freight of hemp from Manila, replevin over lumber and pianos, fraudulent mortgage bonds in Kansas City, and equity actions on bond legality and injunctions. Parties named include Isaac Hayden estate administrator Andreas Blume, City of Boston, Merrimac Chemical Company, Bainbridge Wadleigh estate, Benjamin Dore, Mimbres Canal, Rio Grande Irrigation, and Deming Water Company.
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Superior Court
Suffolk
Bishop
Andreas Blume
Isaac Hayden
City of
Boston
Winchester
Same
Marine Park
South
J. D. Long
W. I. Badger
T. M. Babson
T. W. Proctor
Sherman
A. W. Hall
Merrimac Chemical Company
S.J. Elder
W. C. Waitt
J. Lowell, Jr
S. Hoar
Bainbridge Wadleigh
Benjamin Dore
Francestown
N. H
Charles Williams
M. Story
Hoar
R. R. Morse
Dore
Duncar
M. J. Pickering
A. D. Weld
Manilla
Sachem
KE. P. Carver
E. E. Blodgett
M. M. Weston
K. D. Weston-Smith
Bt Lopecott
F. R. Ashcroft
S. Simmons
W. D. A. Parker
G. E. Curry
J. H. Sturdy
A. C. Hall
Kansas City
Western Avenue
Kansas Bank
J. Lowell
A. F. Means
J. F. Wiggin
Equity
HaAmmons
J. Rio Grande Irrigation and Colonization Company
Probate Court Admissions in Suffolk on Nov 11
Wills admitted to probate for Margaret Keyes Emma J. Cowedrey Mary Cunningham George Furness Reuben Rice Bridget Sherry Miranda Bacon Elizabeth Whitney Hiram Hathaway Jane Royce and Bridget Cunningham. Administrations granted on estates of Charles J F James Carrie Douglass Archibald Reagan Albert Kilham Abigail Smith Josiah Floyd Michael O Connor Jennie Leman Philip Strauss Jeremiah Ring Gilbert Small Charlotte Brown Elizabeth Baker John Morris Margaret Linton Elijah Richmond Dodorilge Wetherbee Thomas Cotting William Southworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Harriman
J. Wills
Margaret Keyes
Emma J. Cowdrey
Mary Cunning
George W. Furness
Reuben Rice
Bridget Sherry
Miranda Bacon
Elizabeth P. Whitney
Hiram Hathaway
Jane D. Royce
Bridget Cunningham
Charles J. F. James
Carrie Douglass
Archibald Patrick Reagan
Albert D. Kilham
Abigail A. Smith
Josiah Floyd
Michael O’connor
Jennie Leman
Philip R. Strauss
Jeremiah Ring
Gilbert J. Small
Charlotte F. Brown
Elizabeth Baker
John H. Morris
Margaret J. Linton
Elijah N. Richmond
Doderilge Wetherbee
Thomas Cotting
William Southworth
Insolvency Court in Suffolk Adjourns Several Third Meetings
In Suffolk Massachusetts Insolvency Court on November 11 Judge Hariman presided. Third meetings for Sawyer & For saith Benjamin H Benton George C Irvin Samuel D Thompson William W Gibb Frederick W Moody Henry M Pitt George E Sedgwick George E Cob leigh W Freeman Fisher Edward F Wilson Samuel Stubbs Augustus J Quinn were adjourned to December 30. James H Langley third meeting adjourned to January 27 1898. First meeting held and next for Ephraim F Moulton Alonzo V Lynde assignee on January 6 1898. Offers in composition for Henry J Bryant and Reuben C Knowles were confirmed.
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Suffolk
Hariman
Sawyer & For- Saith
Benjamin H. Benton
George C. Irvin
Samuel D. Thompson
William W. Gibb
Frederick W. Moody
Henry M. Pitt
George E. Sedgwick
George E. Cobleigh
W. Freeman Fisher
Edward F. Wilson
Samuel Stubbs
Augustus J. Quinn
James H. Langley
Ephraim F. Moulton
Alonzo V. Lynde
Henry J. Bryant
Reuben C. Knowles
Desbens v Boott Cotton Mills tort action in Middlesex Court
John Desbens sues Boott Cotton Mills in Middlesex Superior Court for $30,000 in a tort action filed November 11. Judge Hopkins presiding. The case seeks damages from alleged injuries or losses connected to mill operations.
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Middlesex, Is
Hopkins
John Desbens
Boott Cotton Mills
Cambridge Political Chats and Local Notices
Governor Russell recalls his entry into politics with John M. Doran while Rev Dr McKenzie praises Mrs Cleveland and Miss Folsom’s simple kindness. Cambridge Mugwumps oppose Read and back future Democrats. Kelley contests Mayor Alger appointment and Snow funeral at Pilgrim Church. burial in Orleans Massachusetts.
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Russell
John M. Doran
Doran
Alexander McKenzie
Grover Cleveland
Frisbie
Miss Folsom
John Read
Doyle
Cambridge
Kelley
Alger
Board of Registrars of Voters
John H. Snow
Hamilton Street
Snow
Pilgrim Church
Charles Olmstead
Orleans
Mass
Hagrvarp Biiwece
Charlestown Notices of Funeral and Local Events
The funeral of Thomas M. Devens, from the Devens mansion on Chelsea Street, was followed by burial at Mt. Auburn. Morning Star Circle will observe its second anniversary at Mishawum Hall on Friday evening, Nov. 13. The Union Symposium Club plans its banner social event, with an invitation party at Monument Hall next Wednesday. Lt. William S. Tolman of the Charlestown Cadets is ill and missed the Eighth Regiment’s annual shoot and banquet. Edward F. McCartney, who attempted self harm, is improving and will recover. An English steamer will be floated into the dry dock for repairs, as foreman John Tate and crew clear debris from the Enterprise training ship. Kate Uart appears at Tremont Theatre with Russell’s comedians, drawing Charlestown interest. Harry Currell, Somerville Cycle Club, joins the end men in a forthcoming minstrel show. George K. Kelso resigns from the Charles town Improvement Association travel committee. BUNKER Hix
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Devens
Charlestown
Devens
Chelsea Street
Maurice Addison
Mt. Auburn
Morning Star Circle
Order of Foresters
Mishawum Hall
Union Symposium Club
Monument Hall
William S. Tolman
Charlestown Cadets
Company M
Eighth Regiment
Lthursday
Edward F. McCartney
John Tate
Enterprise
Kate Uart
Tremont Theatre
Russell
Charrlestown
Kate
Harry Currell
Somerville Cycle Club
George KK
Kelso
Charlestown Improvement Association
Bunker Hix
Chelsea Notes And Local Events In Chelsea Mass
The item recounts Mr George H Waters paying a dinner due to a party loses election The Alter Ego Club plans its annual mask ball The Lynn & Boston railroad fined Mr George A Myles five dollars for fare evasion Mary A Livermore to lecture on The New Aristocracy at Universalist Church The Y M C A selects players for an association basketball team The Young Men's Congress meets next Wednesday Evangelist Leyden presents Where Is Purgatory The FerryMan
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George H. Waters
Butler’s Apothecary
Waters
Mr. Waters
George A. Myles
Lynn & Boston
Mary A. Livermore
Universalist Church
Women’s Veteran Relief Union
Y.M.C.A
G. D. Rogers
E. S. Pike
C. E. Taylor
H. L. Astoon
A. L. McGray
E. A. Calley
W. A. Carlisle
H. J. Tuttle
A. B. Chase
Young Men’s Congress
Evangelist Leyden
Sulphur Bitters Presidential Competition Results
Announcement of the competition results will be based on official figures, which will likely be unavailable for about two months or 80 days. The outcome hinges on authorities and delayed data.
Residents urge preserving Prescott and Putnam squares
A reader asks why Prescott and Putnam squares remain neglected while Central Maverick and Belmont are well kept. Cows graze on lawns near the fences and walk edges are untrimmed. The note mentions street department criticism over North Ferry track work and haste of electrics gate changes.
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Prescott and Putnam
Central
Maverick
Belmont
Prescott and Putnam Squares
North Ferry
Frisbee
Lockwood’s Yard
Everett
Evans
Moloney Celebrates Democratic Victory at Brichton Headquarters
John Moloney hosts a jubilant Democratic event at Moloney's headquarters with notable attendees including T. W. Coakley Ike Warren Henry Wild John Hanigan Sam Hane Charles H. Bush Horace A Jordan and John Gaw. Decorations feature banners bunting lanterns and a ladder notingGovernor Russell's offices with a Presidency top round. A brass band played while speeches were delivered as Engine 41 talks linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moloney
Moloney
Ettar
Cleveland
Stevenson
Russell
Braintree Street
Engine 41
Smith
Bracon Park
West Somerville News Sketches and Local Moves
Somerville notes show Clarendon Section No 1 members selling tickets for next Friday’s event with a prize badge for the top seller. Rumors hover about Alderman Osgood possibly seeking mayor, while Mayor Hodgkins’ record is debated. Residents want a new depot as winter approaches. School resignations include Miss Bean, Miss Thomas, Miss Duddy, and Miss Wentworth. replacements are Miss Tiff and Miss Shorey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon Section No. 1
West Somerville
Osgood
Hodgkins
Florence O. Bean
Prospect Hill School
Grace D. Thomas
Luther V. Bell School
Laura C. Duddy
Bingham School
Minna L. Wentworth
Forster School
Belle J. Tiff
Grace Shorey
Old Power Houss
Gospel Push-Cart at Tremont Temple Exhibition
A Washington printer and missionary, W. C. McMichael, talks about a mobile gospel unit named the Gospel Push-Cart. The cart, built by Wesley Chapel, features three wheels a small rear pivot, a large box body, an expandable platform, a small organ, three chairs, a storage battery with electric lights, and will be shown at Tremont Temple after arrival from Boston.
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Christian Workers
Tremont Temple
W. C. McMichael
Washington
Boston
Post
Mcpeeves
Temple
Mr. McMichael
Mission Bulletin
Christian Workers Session Highlights Urban Evangelism Efforts
Worcester factory worker C S Cahoon opens Tremont Temple session of Christians at Work. Speakers from Washington Toronto Albany and Philadelphia discuss push carts institutional churches street evangelism and mass outreach with Rev J H Hector the Black Knight drawing applause. Delegates share experiences and test plans for future country church solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Cahoon
Worcester
Tremont Temple
League of Faith
W. C. McMichael
Washington
Boston
Rene
John Dooley
Albany
R. H. Conwell
Grove Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Ferdinand Schivercn
Chicago Evangelical Society
J. H. Hector
Hector
C. J. Spencely
Sankey
Sulphur Bitters Award in Coupon Contest
D F Warren of Newton Lower Falls won the prize for submitting the largest number of coupons without regard to votes, totaling 3817 and earning free transport to the World’s Fair. L M Woodbridge of Boston was second with 31838 coupons, and S Wiggin of Spencer third with 2717. European trip prizes to be announced after official returns.
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D. F. Warren
Newton Lower Falls
Spencer, Mass
Boomine Post
Sunday religious notices from Boston area churches and halls
Sunday notices list several talks and meetings at Baptist Tabernacle Bowdoin Square Moody Institute quartet music invites men over 14. Vesper service at Union Hall features Booker T. Washington Tuskegee. other speakers discuss education and Negro work. Celia M Nickerson trance lecture at First Spiritual Temple. Ira D Sankey and Louis A Banks at First M E Church with railroad families. A D Mayo M A speaks on moral power of public schools at Music Hall. Continuous seats free. educators urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
R. A. Torrey
Chicago
Moody’s Bible Institute
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
Ala
Newbury
Exeter Streets
Celia M. Nickerson
M. E. Cuurea
Temple Street
State House Extension
Ira D. Sankey
Moody
Pialock
Louis Albert Banks
A.D. Mayo
Dr. Mayo
South
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Irene Cheney
Durham
Strafford
New Hampshire
Lucien Thompson
National Exchange Bank
National Hide and Leather Bank
Slackstone National Bank
Atlantic National Bank
Chelsea National Bank
Central National Bank
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Union Pacific Railroad
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Ommonwealth
Ealth OF Massachusts
E. Cain & Son
Albert Db. Holmes
Commercial Street
William AP. Ward
Cambnage
County of Midleases
Camtridge
Tee & Alden
Ourt Street
Little Lucy Dennis
Madrid Chemical CO
U.S
Dearborn Street
Ill
Weeks & Potter
Washington Street
Eorge C. Goodwin
Hanover Stree
Wm. H. Parker
M.D
Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch Street
YON Mohl CO
Bole American Agents
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States Circuit Court
Aldrich
J. John McCarthy
Barker v. Tremont
Suffolk Mills
Spaulding
McGrath
Admi
Lowell and Sub
Sury. Co
Howe
Guillett
Wright
Swift
Hale
Pro Ami
Cheney
Bassett
Lamson
McNally, Comp
V. McNally
Puffer v. Smith
Toohey
Comp
Brichton
South Boston
Timothy J. Sullivan
Frank Haven Hinman
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Sunda
Barbara
Convention of Christian Beys
Fred W. Lyons
J. Frank Sue
Europe
Clinker Athletic Club
Gray’s
Hail Dee
James H. Lambert
Mt. Washington
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Coe
Broadway
Robert Emmet’s
Dorchester
Steven Johnson
West
George
St. Louis
O. Sheldon
First Street
City Pont
Wesley Chapel
the Christian Workers
David A. Reed
Springfield
W. H. Howland
Toronto
J. H. Ross
East Somerville
J. P. Bixby
Revere Lay College
H.N. Kinney
Winsted
Conn
France
England
C. W. Savidge
Omaha
People’s Church
A. B. McIntyre
A. C. Hodges
Buckland
Sulphur Bitters
Beecham
Jenning
Upham Corner
St. Gregory’s
Lower Mills
Grove
Dr. de San
San Francisco
Washington ST
N. B
NEW England Mutual
Post Office Square
Benj. F.stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
S.f.truell
WH. B. Turner
Robert Leonard & CO
Essex Street
Kenial
Railroads
New York
Baltimore
Liberty St
North River
Jackhead
Fall River Line
Peres
Puritan
Pilgrim
Park Square Station
Fail River
Old State House
Cor
Washington and
State Streets
Old Colony Railroad
J. R. Kendrick
Geo. L. Connor
Mana
Sue Ber
Palm Axent
Old Et Hou
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