Survivors of Coronet Rescued After Atlantic Drift
After three days of sun and three nights in darkness and hunger, the Nova Scotia schooner Coronet, with seven crew, was rescued by the Creole Prince off the Atlantic and brought to Trinidad. Captain Balcam stayed with one crew. four men arrived in New York on the Creole Prince.
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New York
Nova Scotia
Coronet
Atlantic
Halifax
St. Jago
Cuba
Balcam
Peter Adams
Freeman Road
Frederick Haddon
Peter Carlsen
Peter Petersen
Harry
Haddon
Trinidad
McClarty
New Marine Torpedo by Lt Haltpine Redefines Naval Warfare
A United States Navy designer, Lieutenant N J L T Haltpine, unveils a self powered, remotely controlled torpedo for water warfare. The cylindrical weapon carries a 150 pound explosive, electric motor, storage battery, and a five to eleven mile range. It uses nets to trigger and release mechanisms that guide the explosive to the target hull while allowing the operator to stay ashore or in a boat.
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N. J. L. T. Haltpine
United States Navy
Charlestown
Halpine
Halone
Freeman Arrives Manila From Newcastle N S W
The Boston bark Freeman under Captain Gerrish reached Manila on Friday from Newcastle Nova Scotia. The French bark Psyche departed Boston in tow toward Philadelphia to load for Dunkirk France.
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Boston
Freeman
Gerrish
Manila
Newcastle
Psyche
Samson
Philadelphia
Dunkirk
France
Charles Meyers
Baker & Co
Boston Light
Yarmouth
N. S
John Hamlin
Foster Oxner
Edward Trevoy
John 8. Ames
Olsen
Megunticook
John S. Emery & Co
South Ferry
Harry B. King
New England
John F. Cook
H. F. Dimock
New England Construction Company
Dorchester
Cook
Wallace J. Boyd
Navassa
Cuba
Boyd
Montevideo
Newton Kennels Buys Bayswater Nell for 200 Dollars
The imported bulldog Bayswater Nell has been purchased by F. W. Bakeman of Newton Kennels for 200 dollars. The dog is heavily in whelp to the registered stud Sappho on the sire’s side.
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Bayswater
F. W. Bakeman
Newton Kennels
Newton
Price
Sappho
Cable to New York Underground Wires Debate Heats Up
A storm exposes the limits of surface telegraph lines and spurs debate over underground cables to New York. Companies deny feasibility citing cost and security, while critics press for a safer, storm immune system.
Sunday Police Raids Seize Liquor and Gaming Evidence
Police liquor squad led by Captain Brown raided several locations and arrested multiple individuals for illegal liquor and gaming. Seizures included 74 gallons at 30 Billerica street and 7 gallons at Michael O Connors 189 West Second street. Others faced arrest for sale and possession.
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Brown
Billerica Street
Michael O’connor
West Second Street
Delia Sweeney
Gold Street
Mary Rogers
First Street
Angelo Babessa
Durance Vile
Angelo
Winnifred Murtha
Tremont Street
McClusky
Cambridge Street
Harrison Avenue
Moy Sing
Chin Kins
Chin Suony
Poor Tigers fade as Princeton struggles in Pennsylvanian clash
Football notes discuss Princeton's late season slump after a defeat at Trem ton. Harvard Yale and Pennsylvania are cited as faster to form while Dartmouth and Amherst Williams chase the championship, with Dartmouth still viewed as virtual champion. Williams surprises Cornell, hinting at an Amherst Williams title tilt next week.
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Pennsylvania
Princeton
Quakers
Yale
Harvard
Amherst
Williams
Dartmouth
Massachusetts
Cornell
Pittsburg backer offers Maher ODonnell clash for big purse
John J. Quinn of Pittsburgh says Maher wants to fight Peter O'Donnell and offers $2500 to $5000 side, winner takes all, with a $1000 forfeit. He seeks a Mardi Gras week match in New Orleans and would back Maher against any top contender if Brady delays.
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Boston
Billy Brady
Steve O'Donnell
Peter Maher
John J. Quinn
Pittsburg
The
Post
Maher
O’donnell
Mr. Quinn
Brady
Corbett
O'Donnell
Fezsimmons
New Orleans
Olympic Club
Brady I
Peter Jackson
Jim Hall
Joe Choynski
Quinn
Godfrey
People's Party Municipal Ticket Named by Ward and City Committee
The People's party convened its ward and city committee and announced a municipal slate led by Mayor candidate Dr. Phineas P. Field of Ward B. Aldermen named include Jonas Hogan Ward 19 Frank Parsons Ward 11 Levi H. Turner Ward 2 5 Edwin M. White Ward 17 Charles E. Marks Ward 7 Augustine Donegan Ward 14 and William W. Knox Ward 22. Nomination papers will be signed by supporters and filed with the city clerk on Saturday.
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People’s Party
Phineas P. Field
Ward B&b
Jonas Hogan
Professor Frank Parsons
Levi H. Turner
Edwin M. White
Charles E. Marks
Augustine Donegan
William W. Knox
Massachusetts Libel Notice and Divorce Petition Published
A Massachusetts Superior Court notice orders Uriah Hall to answer a libel in Boston with a publication plan in the Boston Post. Mary P. Eno of Boston files for divorce from Willfred L. Eno, deserted since 1888, custody sought for Henrietta L. Eno, born 1887.
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Superior Court
Suffolk
Boston
Mary P. Eno
Willired L. Eno
Abelsant
Willfred L. Eno
A. D
Divorce Petition and Notice in Suffolk Court
The document records a libel in Suffolk County against James T. Wheeler filed by Mary Be. Wheeler formerly Mary E. Davis. It orders service by publication in the Boston Post and mail, with appearance required on the first Monday in December. It cites desertion since March 20, 1888 and habitual intoxication.
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RSET
Cort
Suffolk
Superior Court
Boston
Mary E. Wheeler
James Wheeler
Swissvale
Allegheny
Pennsylvania
James T. Wheeler
James E. Wheeler
A. D
Mary E. Davis
Mary BE. Wheeler
Boston Court Notice of Pendente Lite Appearance
Clerk A Willard announces James T Wheeler must appear in Suffolk County court in Boston on the first Monday of January. The notice directs mailing to Wheeler’s last known address at least ten days before the January date and is attested by Clerk Henry E Bellew.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Seffell
Sunertor
Cork
Oice
Boston
Mary Frances van Ness
Suffolk
Boston Post
Jos
A. Willard
Henry E. Bellew
Superior Court
Uriah
Hall
County of
ss.—Superior Court
Oene
Jos. A. Willard
James T. Wheeler
S ‘1
Insolvency Notices in Middlesex and Suffolk Counties
Warrant in insolvency issued against Lemufl Melusftt of Somerville with a creditors meeting set for December 27, 1894 at Cambridge Court of Insolvency. Also a Suffolk notice against John Keenan of Boston with a meeting scheduled December 7, 1894 at Court House Pemberton Square.
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Middlesex
Cambridge
M. Frank Eastman
Denny
Suffolk
Boston
John Keenan
Court House
Pemberton Square
Syulk
Joseph P. Silsby
Probate Notice of Catherine Ryder Estate in Boston
Suffolk probate cites heirs and all interested parties in Catherine Ryder estate. El Ryder seeks letters testamentary without surety. court in Boston to hear November 22, 1894 at 10 am. publication for three weeks in Boston Post and notice mailed seven days prior. John W. McKim presiding. Elijah George, Register.
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Suffolk
Rosa Leventhal
Boston
Alaxander Alexander
Morris Bergman
Boston Post
Post
John W. McKim
Elavire
Elijah George
Register
Massacht
Sfus
Cathtrive Fox
John B. Burke
Esquire
Col
von Wralth
Catherine Ryder
Sre EL J. Ryder
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Sarah B.owker
Edwin F. Bowker
Cambridge
Coun
Middlesex
Solomon Wollman
George
Adelaide F. Morrison
Charles L. Morrison
Alice McManamy
Alice Mack
Alice F. Carmichael
Wallachusetts
Timothy Danfhy
Ellen Danehy
Charles J. McIntire
S. H. Folsom
Insolvency Notices From Middlesex and Suffolk Courts
Notices announce third creditor meeting for LANGMAS Webster insolvency in Cambridge on November 22 at 9 am. ARTHUR B. Denison is assignee. Also a Suffolk petition by Albert G. Rice against John Hasselstine seeks possession and distribution of estate. An assignee announces second creditors meeting for James D. Percival on December 7 at 10 am.
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Commonwealth OY
Middlesex
Webster
Langmas
Cambridge
Arthur BE. Denison
Equitable Building
Boston
Probate notices from Middlesex and Suffolk estates in 1894
The Cambridge Probate Court reads citations for the will of JOHN FARLEY with MATTHEW DOLAN as executor without bond, notice published in the Boston Post. Administratrix MARY GRACE of MARGARET FRENELY’s estate requests claims by Nov 1804. executor HENRY TAYLOR of ELIZABETH J HARVEY’s will asks for debts to be paid at 480 Exchange Building, Boston.
Probate notices and name change decrees from Suffolk court
Suffolk Probate Court issues letters of administration on the estate of Mary A Grady intestate with THOMAS DEAN as administrator and requires public notice via Boston Post for three weeks. Also a decree changes Axel L Davidson’s name to ALECK L Davidson with required weekly public notice in Boston. Other probate items: Alice McManamy alias Alice Mack estate administrators, Isabella Rogers will probate, and Timothy Danphy probate notices in Cambridge.
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Commonwealth OF Waska Wesc
Suffolk
Boston
Axel L. Davidson
Aleck L. Davidson
Boston Post
Mate
Robert Grant
Administrators and Executors Named in Boston Notices
Be en duly appointed administrator of the estate of Margaret Scollins late of Boston Suffolk deceased intestate and has taken upon himself that trust by giving bond all persons having claims upon the estate are required to exhibit the same and all indebted to the estate are called upon to make payment to George Scollins Admr No 34 Day Street Roxbury Boston Nov 8 1894 Be en duly appointed executor of the will of Agnes Dickson late of Boston Suffolk deceased testate and has taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds as the law directs All persons having claims upon the estate of said deceased are required to exhibit the same and all indebted to the estate are called upon to make payment to William C Nicholson Executor Boston Nov 5 1894 27 G street
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Dave Harvey
Somerville Cycle Club
Chicago
Somerville Club
H. F. Curtis
W. F Turner
Ms. Theil
Gilman Square
Boylston Cycle Club
Jamaica Plain
Worcester
Gunning
Scott
Schaefer
Hankey
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Orienta Hall
J. Keltie
Barnes
Martin
Silver
Montgomery
Winkelman
McKim
Cottage City
Jack Fecitt
Newtonville Cycle Club
Henry E. Sisson
George F. William
Corge C. Traffiter
M. S&s. Williams
Franklin Bancher
J. Lyon
Francis H. Doane
Massachusetts
J C. Kerrisoh
Crescent Avenue
Reachmont
Boston
Tremont Cycle Club
Kirby's Alleys
Murray
Commonwealth OF
ASSA
Middlesex
Mary A. Kilfeather
Cambridge
William BE. Hutchins
Boston Post
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
S. H. Folsom
Register
Margaret Frenely
Suffolk
Mary Grace
Admx
Union Street
Brighton
Flzabeth J. Harvey
Chelsea
Henry Taylor
Exchange Building
Mas
Isabella Rogers
Edward Hara
Ving
Yunty
Tan Oaelack
Emeline Martin
Jahiel H. Martin
Margaret Scollins
Day Street
Roxbury
George Scollins
Admr
Agnfs Dickson
William C. Nicholson
G Street
Jotice
Thomas F. Killian
Delia T. Etulian
H. ¥. Cunningham
Atty
Pemberton Sq
Thomas W. Seaverns
Edward A. Hunting
Bromfield St
William J. Cameron
Notich
John Duntlin
Joel H. Simonds
Waltham
Mass
Mary A. Walcott
John J. Collins
Ames Building
Helen M. Nichols
Calvin M. Nichols
Dorchester
Ezra Welch
Charles H. Mann
Adms
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John Quinn
Prof. Shaw
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Ezra A. van Ness
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Ecook Remedy CO
Cook Remedy CO
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Indapo the Great
Hindoo
Priental Medical Co
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Geo. C. Goodwin & Co
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Weeks & Potter Co
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Gordon
Tremont St
Mary Hall
Uriah Clark Hall
American Bell Telephone Company
Milk Street
Bovton
Charles Eustis Hubbard
Vonwr Health
Esea
Messenger
Electro-Novelty Company
Maine
Jeremiah G. Fennessey
Charles L. Berry
Maynard
Sherman R. Butters
Henry Hanson
Acton
Sreh Gardia
Frost
NEW
E Gland Trust Company
Trust Company
Commonwealth Assach U.sfus
Mary Alice Brown
Melrose
Joel W. Brown
Albert G. Rice
John Hasselstine
John Hasseltine
James D. Percival
Percival
New Court House
Hobart S. Hussey
VM Tssacht
SPTTS
John Farley
Matthew Dolan
C. E. Davis
Park Sq
Jsachodsetts
Mary A. Grady
Thomas Dean
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